Dear Editor,

I NOTE that the British have renewed their confidence in Guyana, according to an article published in the Kaieteur News of June 1, 2016. In that article, the writer mentioned that British High Commissioner James Quinn and visiting British MP Mr James Duddridge expressed the renewed renewed willingness of the British to help the Caribbean. MP Duddridge even reminded that this willingness to be nice was piloted by Prime Minister David Cameron when he visited Jamaica last year.Now, every rational being in the Caribbean knows that Cameron made that visit to Jamaica in an
attempt to foil the Reparations quest of the Caribbean People. To date, it is the African and
Indigenous peoples who have made known their intentions, but it is well known that East Indians are considering a similar move, which cause has been strengthened by the statements on reparations made by Prime Minister Modi of India.

The Jamaican people saw that British shallow attempt of presenting David Cameron to them as a spin doctor, and rebuffed it in every which way. However, the British seem to have caught some of our leaders in a SALA WALA; and low and behold, Guyana is going to get a grant of 52 million pounds sterling. There are many ways to kill a cat; however, my knowledge of the British is that they are very inflexible when dealing with the NATIVES.

Since the David Cameron complete offer was clearly an attempt to rid us of thinking reparations, then any part of it would also carry that goal. Thus I am wondering if our leaders are hiding something from us about this newly found British willingness to be nice to Guyana!
Yours truly,
ELTON MCRAE