| From: |
faye |
| To: |
singh.ram, RSEH1 |
| CC: |
Guyanese@yahoogroups.com, list@guyana.net |
| Date: |
Wed, 18 Feb 2004 |
| Subject: |
RE: [Guyanese] The blame |
Rawle,
I personally was not born in the British times but my mom was -
and I have never once in our conversation heard her
mentioned anything about what is happening right now in Guyana as
I write this note. I do not remember any great times I have
had when, the PNC was in power. I remember being
robbed of all our belongings and what the police did, nothing,
nil. I think you should talk only for yourself and family
and not for anyone else.
My question to you is: what are your plans to make Guyana a
better place? You are the one that is pointing fingers but
what have you done lately in terms of contributions in making
Guyana for your children? What is the statistics on the
working people in Guyana? The
PNC
had millions and millions of dollars to make Guyana
what is was before he went into power, have you ever wonder, where
all that monies went to?
I am not writing this because of my race but I think you should
stop looking for faults through your window and start looking in
the mirror.
Good for you Rawle. Oh by the way I was born In British Guyana and
am proud of it. I proudly participated in activities that changed
the name of my country to the Co-operative Republic of Guyana. Unfortunately
the "co-operative" part was just window dressing.
We people did not mess up Guyana. Sorry sir, you and your people
caused it to be in the situation it is in currently. We people are
trying to bring it back to a glorious stage and your people are
trying to prevent that because the industrious will once again
triumph and the lazy bastards who eat, sleep and bathe once in a
while when they come out of their drunken stupor, continues to steal
for a living. There is the difference from the days of the Colonials
when both indentured servants and slaves were freed. The ones who
worked improved in life while the others who felt that the world owe
them a living are where they are. That
thinking has been passed down. Today, only one continent continue to
rely on the world to feed it, clothe it, house it and sustain it
even though its people are capable of greatness.
D. (Ram) Singh
-----Original Message-----
From: RSEH
Sent: February 16, 2004
To: Singh, D.
Cc: Guyanese@yahoogroups.com; list@guyana.net
Subject: Re: [Guyanese] The blame
Easier said that done my foot. You all are still stuck in the past.
Try telling me your suggestions for future economics and harmony
without being caught up in BRITISH GUIANA. I was born a GUYANESE not
BRITISH GUIANIAN, and you people have screwed up our nation long
enough with your crap. We will be taking back our country NOW and
create a future for our offsprings. You people had your chance, now
it is ours. You all will die off in the near future and it will be
sad to know that your only memories are those of sad times. Our
children deserve a great nation and we should not become your age
talking about crap like you all are doing now. It is time that all
of you know all's put up or shut up, stop blaming and start solving.
Did the US and other nations sat and dwell on the bad things which
occurred between them and the British? No, they created new ways of
governance and self rule, then made the British dependant on them.
In our case, we may not make anyone dependant on us, but we could
become a vital part of the global market as well as a regional
economic powerhouse. Let us deal with economics and the race crisis
will go away sooner or later. JUST STOP THE FINGER POINTING ON ALL
SIDES.
Rawle
