Where was your voice when this process commenced under the PNC dictatorship and continued for 28 years? It has to stop sometime and many who voted for the coalition bought their promise of change. I guess as I they say, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Let us talk about your voice on GNI. The topic whether you are morally fit to complain about PNC racism, given your silence on PPP racism.
You refuse to comment on PPP racism, so you make my point. Racism is only a bad thing when you fear that you will be the victim. Under the PPP you didn't fear racial exclusion, so it didn't bother you.
And the PPP began the racism and chased Eusi Kwayana away when he began to see that it had become an Indo supremacist party. I note of course that you REFUSE to engage the topic of Indo racism towards blacks, but then think that you have the moral authority to complain that the Granger gov't is being racist.
Still did not answer my question - where was your voice when the PNC dictatorship for 28 years instituted racist policies? The coalition promised a different approach. What they are doing is not a different approach. This is why they are being criticized. We expected different. If we are superceding an "Indo supremacy " party by a Afro supremacy party then this does not solve the problem. Instead, as we see happening here, it hardens people position and attitudes and provides no hope for the future. The next government that comes in, if there is change in government in the future will use these actions of the present government to do the same thing. When does it stop? There is Indo and Afro racism in Guyana as there is racism in all countries.we have all experienced this racism and sometimes it colours the way we view the world. We hope that it makes us better people. Denying any racism does not solve it. Neither does saying tit for tat.