I will tell you what it seems the majority of Guyanese would prefer to be under harper and obama than your ppp.

How come only the PPP elite deserves perks?

You dont think the people of this country have suffered enough? shouldn’t we make them a priority for a change vs. the politicians?

Bless up d “Wordsound”

“Keep it “LIT”
dat is d Pinnacle fyahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhkey

Meh brother the Atlantic and d Demerara riva overflowing with tears and d Mazaruni and Potaro rivers cry out angrily for justice.

Point is THINGS WILL CHANGE IN GT.

Warning to the corrupt entity that dem seek citizenship elsewhere for “We will send you all to the HAGUE” after we tek we JUSTICE.

“Keep it “LIT”
dat is d Pinnacle fyahhhhhhhhhhhhkey

This is a global problem. The cops and soldiers in JA shoot down many Jamaican citizens on a DAILY BASIS LIKE DOGS.
As Jamaica, so will Guyana and ALL Caricom states remain violent until a ras-o=lut-ion bubbles OVA.
Guyana has the resources and need to do a MASSIVE CLAMPDOWN IN RETURN. This will rid Guyana of many vagrants. Stay safe for bears are watching.

“Keep it “LIT
dat is d Pinnacle fyahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhkey

Go home and enjoy JAgdeo, the criminals the blackout the no pension country which has been bankrupted by JAgdeo what are you doing in the US man?

PRESIDENT DO SOMETHING OR GET OFF THE POT… THIS PRESIDENT

IS NOT LISTENING TO ANYTHING THAT IS BEING SAID. HE TAKES

GREAT PICTURES WITH BIG SMILES AND THAT’S WHAT HE IS GOOD AT.

BLOGGERS DON’T HOLD YOUR BREATH NOTHING WILL CHANGE.

IF THIS MAN WAS A REAL LEADER GUYANA AND ALL GUYANESE WOULD

HAVE BEEN IN A BETTER SHAPE……JUAN GABRIEL YOU HAVE SAID

IT ALL GOOD BLOGG!!!

As for the Bajans and Trinidadians,we should forgive them they don’t know any better.

Why is the PPP and the PHENC ignoring the courts ruling and splitting up monies amongst themselves excluding the AFC even though the court ruled that the monies should be divided between all parties?

How come the AFC is challenging the PHENC on the 30 Million dollar bill jagdeo paid to haul out corbin gall blader flying him on a private plane to NY?

THE PPP AND THE PNC ARE ONE AND THE SAME DO NOT TRY TO SKEW THE FACTS MY GOOD MAN.

6/28/2009

By Shawn Cumberbatch

THERE has been no Immigration crackdown against Guyanese and other non-nationals in Barbados and Prime Minister David Thompson has the proof.

Eight non-nationals, including four Guyanese, have been deported from Barbados this month, but 177, including 71 from Guyana have had their stays extended, Thompson revealed yesterday.

Additionally, Thompson, saying this was a result of Immigration and police officials acting “in the normal course of their duties” and not within the parametres of the island’s six-month amnesty offer to illegal CARICOM nationals in Barbados, also disclosed that nearly 300 Guyanese were expected to get work permits renewed.

The Prime Minister shared this information while delivering a brief, but major defence of Barbados’ immigration policies at the Grace Adams Suite, Grantley Adams International Airport.

Since the new amnesty took effect on June 1 Barbados has faced major criticism from Guyana, other countries in the Caribbean and also domestically.

However, Thompson said there was no evidence to suggest a hardening of attitude or abrasive action against non-nationals by Immigration and the Royal Barbados Police Force.

The Prime Minister, quoting data compiled by the two departments between June 1 and yesterday, said: “Visits were made to 15 residences on the 9th, the 11th and the 13th of June between 3:30 and 6:30 in the morning. These visits led to the detention and removal of 47 non-nationals, 34 of whom were Guyanese nationals who were in this country illegally. Eight persons were deported, four of whom were Guyanese. The latter were deported for the following reasons, theft, over-staying and possession of a false work permit stamp, over-staying and destitute and deception.”
One hundred and seventy-seven persons had their stay extended, 71 of whom were Guyanese, 380 applications for renewal of short term work permits were received, 294 of which were on behalf of Guyanese nationals. I have no reason to believe that the majority of these applications will not be approved. The above suggests in my opinion that the level of activity by Immigration and police during this period does not in any way represent any hardening of attitude or abrasive action towards Guyanese nationals. The bottom line here is that Barbados has a serious problem of illegal, unchecked and undocumented migration and this government is doing something about it,” he stated.

‘Unfair generalisations’
Thompson said he was bewildered and disgusted “at the reckless and grossly unfair generalisations and slurs levelled against public officers in particular, and Barbadians in general, on the issue of unchecked migration in Barbados”.

“To date it appears that because of partisan political considerations by some in our midst that there will not be a position of consensus on the tackling of this issue. However, I would like to warn of the harmful damage that is being done to this country by those who over dramatise and try to out dramatise each other in their opposition to the Government’s decision to tackle this issue in a meaningful way,” he said.

The Prime Minister also made it clear that “there is a growing problem of undocumented, illegal and unchecked migration in Barbados and this government will effect policies to contain, manage and curtail this trend before it gets out of control and does irreparable harm to the social, cultural and economic fabric of Barbados”.

“The government’s position in this matter is resolute and it will not change. To date we have announced and implemented one of several policy measures that will be pursued over time in our quest to bring this matter under control. We will monitor that initiative and we will make adjustments if and where necessary, but we will not be deterred by those who have sought to drain every ounce of emotional blood from this issue,” he said.

Talk is cheap, crap talk is cheaper, and crap talk from foreign shores is the cheapest. These bloggers are not interested in Guyana. For one reason or another, they want to get rid of the PPP in the worst possible way. So they spend their time lambasting the Guyana government with the hope that this will result in the PNC being returned to power with the help of the AFC. Read these blogs and you will see that most of the bloggers are anti-PPP with one specific agenda. If they love Guyana as they want you to believe, I suggest that they should return to Guyana and participate in the political process and get their party (PNC + AFC) in power. They must also live under the elected government. But they would not do that, no they will not. Mouthing off from thousands of miles away is easier, safer, and a perfect hedge for their prosperity. They claim that a bell must be hung around the PPP’s neck but they are not willing to tie the bell on that neck. Their lives are governed by Stephen HARPER or Barack Obama. They do not mind sticking any fool in Guyana Government just as long as it replaces the PPP. Perhaps they should spend some time finding a real alternative to the PPP, PNC, and AFC. Instead they enjoy peeing in the wind.