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Originally posted by Chief:
Feb 20th is the birth anniversary of Guyana's late President Linden Forbes Sampson BURNHAM.

The late President Burnham was brilliant and was one of the best orators in the world at his time. His vision of Guyana becoming self reliant is up to this day being pursued by the government OF THE DAY.

President Burnham was involved in promoting culture and during his term the first ever Carribean Festival of Creative Arts(CARIFESTA) was held. He was also part and parcel of world leaders who advocated and supported the the movement to free Nelson Mandela and to bring apartheid to an end in Africa. He was committed to the Non Aligned movement and also was an architect for the forming of Caricom.

The late President was an acute politician and outwitted many of his opponents, including Dr and Mrs Jagan.

Although his years in office was marred by rigged elections the fact still remain that he served Guyana as President and was admired by many, both at home and abroad.

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Originally posted by Chief:
Uncle RAMA I UNDERSTAND IT'S LATE AND YOU ARE DRUNK, SO YOU ARE EXCUSED.

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Originally posted by Chief:
Feb 20th is the birth anniversary of Guyana's late President Linden Forbes Sampson BURNHAM.

The late President Burnham was brilliant and was one of the best orators in the world at his time. His vision of Guyana becoming self reliant is up to this day being pursued by the government OF THE DAY.

President Burnham was involved in promoting culture and during his term the first ever Carribean Festival of Creative Arts(CARIFESTA) was held. He was also part and parcel of world leaders who advocated and supported the the movement to free Nelson Mandela and to bring apartheid to an end in Africa. He was committed to the Non Aligned movement and also was an architect for the forming of Caricom.

The late President was an acute politician and outwitted many of his opponents, including Dr and Mrs Jagan.

Although his years in office was marred by rigged elections the fact still remain that he served Guyana as President and was admired by many, both at home and abroad.

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Originally posted by Chief:
Uncle RAMA I UNDERSTAND IT'S LATE AND YOU ARE DRUNK, SO YOU ARE EXCUSED.

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Originally posted by marlon:

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Originally posted by Chief:
Feb 20th is the birth anniversary of Guyana's late President Linden Forbes Sampson BURNHAM.

The late President Burnham was brilliant and was one of the best orators in the world at his time. His vision of Guyana becoming self reliant is up to this day being pursued by the government OF THE DAY.

President Burnham was involved in promoting culture and during his term the first ever Carribean Festival of Creative Arts(CARIFESTA) was held. He was also part and parcel of world leaders who advocated and supported the the movement to free Nelson Mandela and to bring apartheid to an end in Africa. He was committed to the Non Aligned movement and also was an architect for the forming of Caricom.

The late President was an acute politician and outwitted many of his opponents, including Dr and Mrs Jagan.

Although his years in office was marred by rigged elections the fact still remain that he served Guyana as President and was admired by many, both at home and abroad.

Chief,

Once again you posting shit about a dictator whose ass you and your father used to lick

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Originally posted by Chief
Although his years in office was marred by rigged elections the fact still remain that he served Guyana as President and was admired by many, both at home and abroad.

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Originally posted by Nehru:
DOGS WILL LOVE DOGS. LET THIS ONE REMEMBER HIS BYTCH!!!

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Originally posted by Chief:
Past Presidents of the USA were not that clean and lean but as time evolved things got better.

Pay respect to a head of state who made his contribution to Guyana.

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Originally posted by Chief:

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Originally posted by Nehru:
DOGS WILL LOVE DOGS. LET THIS ONE REMEMBER HIS BYTCH!!!

Under the late President Burnham Phagwah and other religious festivals were made a national holiday.

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Originally posted by Chief:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Nehru:
What BLOODY contributions he made?? Starve the BLOODY Nation??? Man either you are a certified JASS or you need Belllevue!!![QUOTE]

Brother Nehru take it easy and take a deep breath.
His policies were good but implementation was poor due to party paramountcy. however after certain food stuff was banned entire farming villages became prosperous. Take Bath settlement on the west coast of berbice, every houshold started to plant shallot after imported onions were restricted, the next thing Bath settlement became rich, shallot built houses upon houses.Under the Burnham regime many Guyanese used the stumbling blocks as stepping stones.

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Originally posted by Chief:
Churchill,
Do you think your God Jagan would have approved Nagamootoo actions?

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Originally posted by Churchill:

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Originally posted by Chief:
Churchill,
Do you think your God Jagan would have approved Nagamootoo actions?

The late,great Dr.Cheddi Jagan would have been very proud of Moses......

BTW....Jagan was not my God but the person who opened my mind and educated me to the evils of exploitation and corruption.....

What did Burnham taught you ?

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Originally posted by Prashad:
I am absolutely no fan of Burnham but I can see that he did have three revolutionary ideas.

1. Free education from primary to University.

2. A grow more local fresh food campaign which was ahead of its time.

3. Land to the tiller program. Which distributed land to small farmers.

Some of these programs failed badly but the ideas were great and it took true guts for a politician to try to impliment these revolutionary programs in a capitalist, class oriented and racist society.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Burnham was a thief..

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Burnham was a thief..

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Originally posted by Kari:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Burnham was a thief..

Rama you're repeating what we know.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:

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Originally posted by Kari:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Burnham was a thief..

Rama you're repeating what we know.

Haresay does not mean that you know. I witnessed Burnham's Police raided Michael Ford bookshop at Freedom house and stole their books.

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Originally posted by Chief:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:

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Originally posted by Kari:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Burnham was a thief..

Rama you're repeating what we know.

Haresay does not mean that you know. I witnessed Burnham's Police raided Michael Ford bookshop at Freedom house and stole their books.

It was nice that the PPP opened a bookshop however the police should have arrested you for promoting communism in Guyana.

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Originally posted by Churchill:


He was used by the colonial powers to split the independence movement...he received funds from the CIA to fight the PPP and to rig the elections of 1968 and onwards....

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Originally posted by Chief:
Pure wickedness on some people to compare our late leader with Hitler.

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Originally posted by Chief:

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Originally posted by Churchill:


He was used by the colonial powers to split the independence movement...he received funds from the CIA to fight the PPP and to rig the elections of 1968 and onwards....

Churchill today you are reaping the benefits from the CIA, you are an American citizen. AMERICA DESTROYED COMMUNISM AND THANK THE LATE President Burnham for his contribution. He had the wisdom to know that Jagan and his wife would have ruind Guyana with marxism /Lenninism.

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Originally posted by Chief:
Pure wickedness on some people to compare our late leader with Hitler.

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Originally posted by Chief:

Feb 20th is the birth anniversary of Guyana's late President Linden Forbes Sampson BURNHAM.

Although his years in office was marred by rigged elections the fact still remain that he served Guyana as President and was admired by many, both at home and abroad.

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Originally posted by Prashad:
I am absolutely no fan of Burnham but I can see that he did have three revolutionary ideas.

1. Free education from primary to University.

2. A grow more local fresh food campaign which was ahead of its time.

3. Land to the tiller program. Which distributed land to small farmers.

Some of these programs failed badly but the ideas were great and it took true guts for a politician to try to impliment these revolutionary programs in a capitalist, class oriented and racist society.