Reply to "The Guyana dilemma"

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ksazma posted:
caribny posted:
Ming is firmly in bed with the current regime, and he is a very smart man. So he is NOT going to say nonsense like the PPP left Guyana a highly wealthy nation.

Why? Because it will go against their misleading narrative?
Clearly there was a lot left given that although business has virtually come to a standstill, all ministers got big salary increases and an extravagant 50th anniversary celebration is under way.

Salary increases don't amount to US$1.5 billion, and neither does the 50th celebrations.

I hope that you aren't included the G/town clean up in the estimate of the cleanup.

4/30/1610:53 PM

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