Comments on: Get cracking on trade snafus – Golding

By: quibian

quibian — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:07:37 +0000

this is another example of carribbean leaders mouthing words that they have no intention of carrying out. bruce golding should do as he say first. he should start buying guyana’s rice and sugar instead of buying outside of the region.

By: freshwatercanadian

freshwatercanadian — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 14:29:54 +0000

Are we in the carribbean so dumb to listen to these want to be leaders who don’t have a clue and can’t run a simple country and it people ..well listen up.. here is some simple advice ..concentrate on your own people and there problem.. solve them specially crime ..create jobs then and only then you can foster the idea about the free movement of people..so jamaica,trinidad and guyana clean your houses and get them under control and stop blaming other countries for keeping there’s under control….and please note that these big three is specilly known throughout the caribbean and the rest of the world as crime heavens..no wonder all you people are running away..thats all i will say.. PRIME MINISTERS WAKE UP ITS TIME TO SMELL THE COFFEE

By: SWAT

SWAT — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:01:08 +0000

Until Caricom can stop seeing itself as a unilateral decision making body instead of a unified community…it will never flourish. If it is unable to be a community, it needs to be dismantled. Its current image is that of a kangaroo body masquerading as a community.

By: yarrow

yarrow — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:49:59 +0000

All talk…………Bruce you speak out of two sides of your mouth you are like the rest of us Caricom should go away. You are not interested in Caricom. Jamaica was always a problem to Caribbean Union.

Bruce the question is, where are and what is your island’s position with Caricom? Storm is around the corner, and hope that you don’t caught in eye of the storm in this financial melt down. Its time you Bruce start talking straight.

The world economy is not of the best, and if Caricom can’t shape up then you Bruce and the rest prepare for the worst.

People are not traveling like before and the Caribbean community must work on removing drugs, and illegal guns from the streets which serve as an alternate to employment for Caribbean young people.

Come clean Bruce and please make sure you visit other parts of Guyana ……you don’t see no shanty town next door to no upscale living.

Drive Bruce around Guyana……no tenament. You and that Caricom cabal still don’t see poverty as a problem and to root it out you and that frath brothers tackle it from the ground up.

By: Tammy

Tammy — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:26:16 +0000

Lat week Shridath Ramphal, who lived in Barbados and NOT Guyana, accused Barbados of ethnic cleansing in reference to B’dos immigration policy. In Guyana here’s what the man now saying “he believes that there are genuine problems with migration in the region since it is not being managed and regulated.
‘I don’t think there would be such a fuss if there had been an approach at the level of the heads about the management of migration’” Rmaphal two mouthed or a coward. He knows people can’t talk to Jagdeo because Jagdeo doesn’t reason or listen. When Jagdeo doesn’t get his own way he cusses out, demonise and name calls.

Thompson is trying manage migration but the lawless Guyana government and their supporters will not let it happen. To encourage illegalls they are accusing B’dos of racism, racial profiling and a load of crap but this is the nature of Guyana’s racist politics. Keep it in your border Stabroek, Jagdeo and fellas!!! Don’t spread it to the region. Barbados believes in doing things the right way and don ‘t want Guyana’s racism on its island. Good for you Thompson-keep it out “Not in my country” !!!! Let the racist posion stay in Guyana where only a few prosper with it. Don’t taint and under-develop Barbados with that crap. Deport the illegalls!