Drugb posted:Now you digging a deeper hole for yourself by compounding one lie with another. As they say in Guyana "ole house pun ole house".
The Indo Guyanese working in Barbados work for the tourist industry, not Black bajans who see them as stealing their jobs. After a few months the Indos climb the ladder and become bosses of Bajans, hence the resentment.
Some black Guyanese are nurses and teachers overseas, and god bless them. But the vast majority go to these nations to become hookers and domestic workers, oftentimes giving a bad name to Guyanese.
Druggie theidiot you are.
What a silly man you are. If Guyanese are taking away jobs from Bajans. Jobs in tourism that they prize why will a Bajan POLITICIAN want more Guyanese to come?
Education on Bajan politics. MPs aren't selected by a dictator like Jagdeo. They serve at the pleasure of the voters. If the voters don't want them then they vote them out.
So why will a Bajan politician advocate more Guyanese to be brought in to put black Bajans out of work?
Blacks are 92% of the Bajan population, so do you think that a politician would want to anger them?
Do you think that a Bajan employer would want to anger them by bringing in foreigners to displace them for jobs that they want?
Which hotelier wants to see angry protesters outside of his hotel when tourists are getting out of their taxis. Especially when many select Barbados MAINLY because it is known as a safe, peaceful and orderly island?
So no druggie the politician wants Guyanese because Bajans don't want to cut cane. As a result there are severe labor problems which have adversely impacted that industry. Sugar in Barbados is government owned by default because the owners couldn't pay government guaranteed loans, and so the properties were foreclosed on.