Thus it is patently clear that the Guyana government is engaged in a wasteful and transparent attempt to give false hope and comfort to the miners’ families and sell the obvious illusion that something serious is being done to resolve the outstanding questions surrounding Lindo Creek.

This kind of government subterfuge is what leads to the kind of speculation that the government finds so distasteful.

Hey, until the government demonstrates that it is truly interested in answering the outstanding questions surrounding Lindo Creek, I will hold to my view that the joint services are the primary suspects.

By the way, inviting the Jamaicans or Barbadians or any other unqualified personnel is nothing else but encouraging skylarking, and trampling of the crime scene. Please turn to personnel/facilities in the UK, the U.S., or some other country that has the proven expertise and equipment needed to undertake the requisite forensic work.

Don’t get offtracked,Mr.Arokium stay focus, and let the British investigators come before more bogus work is done to the evidences. BE CAREFUL

I wonder if Clement Rohee sleeps at night.

Surely the head of Home Affairs should’ve been kept abreast of the current status on the ground and ought to have known of any live changes before he briefed the media. This red-face moment gives the public a window into the lack of cohesiveness and teamwork within his ministry.

Furthermore, why has the Minister not personally issued a corrective statement instead of it coming from a subordinate such as Seelall Persaud? Instead, the Minister’s office curiously “had nothing to say” when asked by Stabroek News.

Mr. Rohee would do well to get in front of this story as it lends credibility to his critic’s argument that he is being deliberately kept out of the loop by the PPP. This latest embarrassment only adds fuel to the fire that he is in the doghouse with his party elites.