Surely sugar is becoming bitter
Quite recently I’ve been noticing observers and commentators yearning for constructive, robust but responsible parliamentary and political opposition.
A most reasonable expectation I suppose. For is not analytical professional opposition, to monitor the wide all-embracing complex of government activity a vital component of any society’s sustained democracy?
The current People’s National Congress (PNC) opposition, masquerading as some “APNU”, is trying its devil’s best to transform itself into some acceptable twenty-first- century form of non-violent, non-monster, civilized political entity and “force”. Even among the younger a-political Dot.com generation of Guyanese, the opposition’s task is bedevilled, perhaps overcome by its very recent past.
