By By David deGroot
TO say that the current political situation in the country is in a state of chaos is an understatement. And neither can you ascribe same to any one political entity nor the Government; that will be unrealistic.
Politics in Guyana’s history must be associated with constant toil, initiated by racial aspirations which surface ever so often and escalate into violence of national proportions.
Most of us who have lived through the constant political upheavals should not be surprised at the outcome of what is confronting the nation at the present time, because we believe that ultimate equilibrium will be achieved.
The electorate is sufficiently awakend to the undesirable ramifications which have come about by their own respective voting patterns; they are certainly now more experienced to appreciate that there is no alternative but to be truthful to themselves and support development towards achieving that imperative of life in a state-of-the-art country.
The beginning of this development has unmistakably become obvious, as much money is being spent every year on providing better and better social services. For example, new and better roads; better water reaching homes which have become routine expectations. And the slightest disruption creates immediate rebellion.
Yes! We ARE enjoying improved facilities and services, which every true Guyanese will acknowledge.