Verian Mentis-Barker

The ‘law of suspects’ – an oppressive feature in the land of tyrants- fuels the mission of Afro Guyanese subjugation, with the arrest and re-arrest of a political opponent currently before the court for the same alleged offense.

And given the history of Western ‘invasion’ – typically to ‘forestall a dictatorship’- we’d be hard pressed to see how this PPP Government of Gangsters, that has already signaled deference to occupation by a foreign power, would not be the unceasing assignment of proactive microscopic surveillance by an Opposition that must now be soldered to due diligence.

So much to pack in here but maybe, we could start with Madam Lynch’s election interference and her taunting message, ‘democracy is noisy’.We can...

That Guyana now has an installed Government is infinitely worrisome but the connivance associated with the imposition of a government that the US State department found in violation of activities that would not be condoned in America, just a few short years ago, begs the question of why they think it is fair to supplant, upon Guyanese, a man and a government for whom they spared no invectives.

Our nation's health is now judged by the character of those to whom power has been ceded.

When we said Guyana heads into a new era of criminal Government with the blessing of the International Community and the fear of its...

For those who have been asking, we are still here.Like everyone else we are awaiting the results of our General Elections so we...

Madame’s ‘smaller parties too’ vision of governance has elevated ambition beyond practical application. It’s a broad stroke approach to brokering that her Conservative Party Government has deployed several times to satisfy that image they peddle – ‘Peace Keeper’.

While the recount continues to hold the attention of the electorate who voted to select the President and Party of their choice, there is,...

Lobbying and Bribery are often alternated, with lobbying unflatteringly referred to as bribery in a suit.

While the rest of the country tries to sell how important it is for foreign observers to oversee our recount, one actually tweeting “Seems...

If we begin on the presumption that sovereignty is a myth and economic strength aspirational we would have begun on the wrong premise. It would...

The headlines in this newspaper that is never too under-joyed to report something against the Coalition give a fair sense of overall politics. Lately,...

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??