Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The welfare of our country should be the primary purpose of the leadership of Guyana.

Dear Editor,  That the total recount of all the ballots as proposed by Mr Granger is a ploy to delay or to prevent the true results of the March 2nd elections from becoming known is clear to anyone with a modicum of intelligence.

Dear Editor, I refer to a statement issued by the Guyana Bar Council published in the Friday, April 17, 2020, edition of the Stabroek News  under the caption, `Bar Council calls for GECOM to expedite process for accurate, transparent poll results -says failure after six weeks `disgraceful, inexcusable.’’ 

Dear Editor, I write as an addendum to my letter of 17th April, 2020 in the Stabroek News, in which I referred to the payment to an American PR Company, JJ&B LLC, using taxpayers’ money to present in Washington DC “a tissue of lies” to excuse the attempt to steal the General Elections result by officials of GECOM.

Dear Editor, I wish to express my deepest concern regarding the recent disclosure by the Ministry of Finance that the refurbishment or rehabilitation of the Ocean View Hotel will cost taxpayers in excess of $1 billion.

Dear Editor, Here we go again. The proverbial ink has not dried on GECOM Chair Justice Claudette Singh’s pronouncement on Friday that not more than 10 workstations will be used in the National Recount exercise and forces in the Opposition are once again crying foul.

Dear Editor,  Mr Granger took office with a lot of promise.

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr Kowlasar Misir’s letter published in the Stabroek News of April 15, 2020 under the caption, `It was Mr Lowenfield, Mr Mingo and others from Gecom who birthed us this mess.’

Dear Editor, The APNU+AFC Government of Guyana Dossier disseminated by Joe Harmon in the “Capitals” of the world in a foolhardy attempt to defend the intransigence of the Granger administration following the brazen/bizarre attempt at electoral fraud makes for interesting reading.

Dear Editor,  The recent impasse over the crucial election results in our country must make us all realise that the majority of Guyanese are either living without the moral principles that are vital to guiding us into making proper decisions both on personal and communal levels, or ignoring these when we need them most while using other criteria to make decisions in a selfish manner. 

Dear Editor, Segments of the international community, once looked upon as rescuers, have lost some credibility. 

Dear Editor, The world has witnessed, through the international community, its Observers and Heads of Missions in Guyana, a criminal conspiracy to prevent the real results of our General and Regional Elections being declared and the substitution of a fraudulent result carried out in the main by three  senior officers of GECOM on behalf of the political party clinging to power.

Dear Editor, In retrospect, I will go out on a limb and say that we were totally unprepared for a pandemic  of this magnitude, globally.

Dear Editor, COVID-19, the disease caused by SARs-CoV-2, is wreaking havoc on people’s lives and the economy.

Dear Editor, With the Covid-19 lockdown, I stave off cabin fever being entertained on a daily basis by the APNU+AFC’s hilarious antics clutching at any straw to stay in government.

Dear Editor, Over the years I’ve seen the numerous media reports of families losing their entire life’s possessions, and I’ve witnessed the trauma that fire creates in people’s lives.

Dear Editor, The private sector is increasingly a more outspoken and formidable presence in the public domain. 

Dear Editor, The vile events that continue to unfold following the March general election which has been hijacked by the PNC and its willing APNU/AFC/GECOM accomplices in order for the party to cling to power must give global leadership pause to seriously consider drafting and establishing an international treaty that would govern the process and declaration of election results held anywhere in the democratic world.a

Dear Editor,  A classmate of mine was kind enough to send me a link to information on the coronavirus which has global figures.

Dear Editor,  The Coronavirus may have effectively stopped all sports and games, globally, but we in Guyana can never be stopped.