Tuesday, October 14, 2025

ENDORSEMENT …

Endorsement speaks to the character of the receiver as much as it does of the sender

PNC IMPLOSION OR EROSION?

The claim of ‘Implosion’, as we’ve shown, is a manufactured state of affairs intended to excuse the walloping PNC was served at the ballot box on September 1st, 2025.

NORTON DRAWS PARALLEL TO BURNHAM

Leveraging PNC's Constitution is vital before the sitting of 13th Parliament, to reassert its strength and affirm that it’s not squatting ground for those sheltering under the flaws of the Constitution which makes the Leader overseer of his own failures.

Verian Mentis-Barker

journalist, freelance writer, author,publisher

RECOUNT

And this would be a good point at which to tell the Madame Ambssador that Guyana’s ‘regime’ was removed by a free and fair election in 2015 that gave us a Granger ‘government’ and that her country’s absence during the tumult of the 23 years of that regime’s existence begs many a question of their current intent, particularly in the wake of our country’s newly found oil and the taste for that commodity by her country’s conservative… regime??

LYNCH LETTER CONTINUED

Its intent is to remain first amongst unequals by its overall might that it uses to enforce its right.

RESPONSE AMBASSADOR LYNCH

We’d like Madame Ambassador to know that our issue is hardly with the oath she swore to and though she frames her letter 'Why We...

ELECTIONS BACK CHANNEL OAS

What is it about Guyana that makes the International Community think that it has the right to determine who governs the governed?

OUR OPEN LETTER TO GRANGER

We will walk on the principle you have campaigned on, the elimination of nepotism and curry favor that remains cankerous in Governments. We will walk behind your pledge to take Guyana to its Zenith always carving a path for our children to walk behind us.

ET TU YESU?

Maybe if we start here we’ll understand where Yesu is coming from. He was born in 1928 just 10 years after Cheddi, so he...

JOE SINGH OPEN LETTER

The one way to ascertain the writer’s intent is to focus on the impact of the things he says he’s not.It’s the use of...

INTERNATIONAL OBSERVER LEGITIMACY

The appearance of objectivity and impartiality by International Observers are the elements that lend legitimacy, make the whole external observation law a function of fair elections and a measure of transparency that is welcome by members in the electorate looking for that truth and honesty when it comes to the casting of their votes.

DEBATE SOUTH CAROLINA

In the State which ranks 44th out of 50 States in Education, it is easy to see how transient Politicians would patch together a Campaign from some past template, especially when they are guaranteed cover in the form of endorsements from politicians who once bled blue.

OIL

Of the 50 years the country existed as a Cooperative republic 23 consecutive years saw it governed purely for access to its treasury through a series of Accounting and Auditing frauds. The image of endemic corruption and wholesale banditry that follows the country was earned under the Jagdeo and PPP Administration. A Coalition Government will fix that.

IT’S NOT ABOUT THE BASE

We expect a higher level of campaigning, one that rises above the overdone wine downs and the tantalize and the hints at raunchiness. Campaigns are events at which politicians solicit the vote not expect it; which would require them to make a substantial case to both their base and to others who may be won over.

CHEERS AND JEERS

Granted, almost anything can happen in a year but a bountiful harvest of political disservice is not politics as usual, not when it straddles appeasing Venezuela and the vicious attacks on Afro Guyanese that are normally hidden because of shame and discretion.

WADDELL EARMARKED

Is it really civic blasphemy to expect the full disclosure and democracy that was promised and not feel taken by the uncomplicated level of obfuscation that’s insulting both to supporters rights and intelligence?

FOREIGN SERVICE DOWN

The purging of these stalwarts by this President on the eve of an election, in the face of a border dispute with a country that has already occupied part of Guyana since 1966 and in the advent of oil, questions why he has chosen to disembowel the nation’s foreign service to place highly sensitive matters in the hands of politically appointed novices, for reasons that do not benefit Guyana- and at a time such as now.
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