Dear Editor
BHARRAT Jagdeo, leader of the parliamentary opposition, has become an example of political deviousness and continuous deception. And this is no attempt to be disrespectful to a former President of Guyana.

He has been around for over 20 years as part of this nation’s political landscape, enough time for an objective assessment and conclusion to be made.
For him to have been presenting himself since his party’s sojourn on the opposition benches, as a new advocate of correct measures to be taken now, that he and his government had totally ignored during their tenure, illustrates not only a politician, but a human who is wholly convenient, speaking with a forked tongue.

He has become a vexation to the spirit for the often hypocritical and misleading narrative which he leads. The Charrandass affair, markedly the JUDAS chapter of Guyana’s politics, is so indicative of his involvement, and his well-known brand of deception, that every subsequent statement uttered from his press conferences, continues to add to the public perception of a described dangerous leader. But it is comical as well, for the unconvincing “crap” that he spews.

For him to suggest that he “would support an impartial probe into whether Charrandass was bribed”, as reported in News Source on January 17, 2019, is another of his deceptions, designed to simply “throw sand” into the public’s eyes. Such a statement is designed to deflect his and party’s central role in a filthy political scandal which stench emanates in a most nauseating way from the corridors of Freedom House.

The most treacherous page in Guyana’s political history is a product of Jagdeo and his party, in alliance with some well-known personalities. So Jagdeo needs to stop the barefaced attempts at moral rectitude, in so far as this particular incident is concerned.
Definitely not! Jagdeo must be told that there is no need for foreign input to support any such investigation. At least not to satisfy a leader who has no respect for the truth. In fact, an investigation into the political treachery is well advanced. It is in the hands of capable investigators who can since 2015, operate in a professional environment, free of the naked political interference that marked the period of PPP/C administrations. The chips will fall where they must.
Regards
Dillon Goring