And, most Guyanese, will do the above if given an opportunity and they are not likely, to return to Guyana to live, because of the economic and political insecurity in Guyana.

The above, is clearly not a ‘tie’ or equal in the conditions, which Guyanese and millions of others of immigrants to the USA, are choosing to live in, including, yourself.

Give farmers and residents, the help and equipment and they will desilt this Creek by themselves.

These are Lies; and, damn lies: (See the attached link to the “Declassified Documents on British Guiana”):

Re: “[...Foreign Relations, 1964-1968, Volume XXXII,
Dominican Republic; Cuba; Haiti; Guyana"

Which continues as follows:" Burnham and the PNC won the December 1964 election. With the pro-American leader in power, the United States, with British approval, provided assistance to Burnham, his party, his political allies in the United Front party, the police, the unions, and on the country as a whole. (403, 405, 423, 433) Presidential Special Assistant for National Security Affairs McGeorge Bundy, Consul General (later Ambassador) Carlson, and the small group of officers in the Department of State and the CIA formed a management group determined to keep Jagan out of power. With Burnham in office and in control, they encouraged the British to grant independence sooner rather than later. (411) After independence was granted by the British in May 1966, the country took the name of Guyana. The United States supplied economic assistance for road building and other development projects, and it also provided food assistance. When political disputes and personal animosity between Burnham and Peter D'Aguiar of the United Front threatened the anti-Jagan front, U.S. officials worked to keep the two parties allied and the government together until the last days of 1968. (407) The United States again provided financial support and electoral expertise to get Burnham reelected in 1968. (419) Burnham met with President Johnson and other U.S. Government officials several times during this period after formal independence in May 1966. (420, 426)

Even though East Indians became the majority group in the country and despite friction between Burnham and other members of his coalition, the PNC won the elections in December 1968 and Burnham was returned as Prime Minister. Part of Burnham's success was based on the use of absentee overseas Guyanese voters, a plan of which the United States was aware and did not oppose. (419, 421, 422)...]”

http://www.guyana.org/govt/US-declassifed-documents-1964-1968.html

Which of the two (your or the CIA Report) do you think intelligent people will want to take to the bank???

Think that hundreds of Guyanese scholars were not trained locally and overseas based on the superb higher educational policies/programmes of the late L. F. S. Burnham’s and the late H. D. Hoyte’s Administration (including the Big Jag) – Think Again!

How about trying to make sense sometimes!!! Well, over $300,000.000.000 U.S was pumped into the U. S. economy in recent weeks; and, apparently we have not seen the bottom of things. Besides, how much better is the country of the Maple Leaf doing; and, if you are oblivious to the positive achievements of the PNC Administrations (minus the burning of the sugar cane fields…) then your ignorance (lack of knowledge with regards to certain achievements under the PNC Administrations) is understandable.

USA: See Ford, Chrysler,GM and NYC Transit.
Guyana:
Starting a business takes an average of 40 days, it said, roughly equal to the world average of 38 days. Obtaining a business licence requires less than the world average of 18 procedures, but it noted that closing a business can be lengthy and costly.
USA: It takes $120 and a form to “register” a business or incorporate a business.. not starting a business.

How can this be a measurement? Starting a business involves planning, appraisal etc. That depends on the pace of the entrepreneur. Starting a business onlt takes a momentin any part of world.. when you decided on it.
GUYANA:
The percentage of loans that are considered non-performing is relatively high at 14 percent, down from 25 percent during the mid-1990s.

USA: Countrywide Mortgage, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

GUYANA:
Property rights are protected only erratically under the weak rule of law, and corruption is a problem in all areas of government.

USA: Eminent domain used to take away private property.Since USA stresses private businesses, corruption in these private business does same damage. Property owners lose their property due to corruption at Fannie Mae (quasi-government organization).

Final Ranking: GUYANA – 155 USA 155 (tie)

We need to start learning to face the truth, if we are to avoid the proverbial ostrich.

Communist China, is aware the US is the best place to invest its money and it (China) will continue do so, ironically, even finance America’s military campaigns in other countries.

Most US citizens, enjoy one of the highest standard of living in the world and will continue to do so in the forseeable future, despite, anti US propaganda and detractors.