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Written by JOSEPH ADAMS
Wednesday, 21 September 2011 01:58
SOME are well educated, but yet they have learned very little. They use letters to express their indifferent opinions, displeasure and bitterness about President Bharrat Jagdeo, instead of using their knowledge to do some good professionally and academically. One good example is Sasenarine Singh.
Mr. Singh, in his letter titled: “Could not the money spent on the Appreciation have been better used supporting those in orphanages and old people’s homes for a year?” published by Stabroek News on August 19, 2011, seems to be jealous and abhorrent towards President Jagdeo and his administration. He writes ludicrously and fallaciously, opinionating what he thinks is moral. Nothing is wrong with him expressing his opinions, nonetheless, look at how and what he writes. I feel so sorry for him. It is a sad situation that he falls prey to the culture of ignorance.
His faulty inferences and narrow-mindedness are getting in the way of his meager thinking. Everyone can see that state resources were used for the President’s Appreciation Day, such as, the National Stadium, the Guyana Police Force, and the Guyana Defence Force. Within the public sector, some employees normally receive a monthly duty allowance along with their salary. The Guyana Police Force for example, would have not been paid for partaking in such an event since officers’ salaries would have included duty allowances to cover any overtime work.
Mr. Singh fails to realise that there were massive private funding made available by people who wanted to express thanks to Jagdeo for his contributions to this country during his 12-year presidency. The presence of hundreds of people at the event last Friday is an indication that our President is highly regarded for his contributions. If I am correct, Mr. Singh is indicating to me and the general public that he is assertive of the fact that government funding was used.
Therefore, I would like him to present such evidence to me and to the Guyanese people.
The current government may have made mistakes, but which government in this world is flawless? President Jagdeo has made many contributions to this country and Mr. Singh is ignorant of the fact that nothing in this world is absolute, but rather relative. His absurdity and irrationality make him a comic letter writer, than a so called critical one.

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TEENAGER, TWYON THOMAS, THE PALTRY G$6.5M
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ACCOUNTABLE AND THEREBY MINIMISE POLICE
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AND INCREASE OLD AGE PENSIONS BY AT LEAST
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THE LIST OF OLD AGE PENSIONERS
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quote:
Written by JOSEPH ADAMS
Wednesday, 21 September 2011 01:58
SOME are well educated, but yet they have learned very little. They use letters to express their indifferent opinions, displeasure and bitterness about President Bharrat Jagdeo, instead of using their knowledge to do some good professionally and academically. One good example is Sasenarine Singh.
Mr. Singh, in his letter titled: “Could not the money spent on the Appreciation have been better used supporting those in orphanages and old people’s homes for a year?” published by Stabroek News on August 19, 2011, seems to be jealous and abhorrent towards President Jagdeo and his administration. He writes ludicrously and fallaciously, opinionating what he thinks is moral. Nothing is wrong with him expressing his opinions, nonetheless, look at how and what he writes. I feel so sorry for him. It is a sad situation that he falls prey to the culture of ignorance.
His faulty inferences and narrow-mindedness are getting in the way of his meager thinking. Everyone can see that state resources were used for the President’s Appreciation Day, such as, the National Stadium, the Guyana Police Force, and the Guyana Defence Force. Within the public sector, some employees normally receive a monthly duty allowance along with their salary. The Guyana Police Force for example, would have not been paid for partaking in such an event since officers’ salaries would have included duty allowances to cover any overtime work.
Mr. Singh fails to realise that there were massive private funding made available by people who wanted to express thanks to Jagdeo for his contributions to this country during his 12-year presidency. The presence of hundreds of people at the event last Friday is an indication that our President is highly regarded for his contributions. If I am correct, Mr. Singh is indicating to me and the general public that he is assertive of the fact that government funding was used.
Therefore, I would like him to present such evidence to me and to the Guyanese people.
The current government may have made mistakes, but which government in this world is flawless? President Jagdeo has made many contributions to this country and Mr. Singh is ignorant of the fact that nothing in this world is absolute, but rather relative. His absurdity and irrationality make him a comic letter writer, than a so called critical one.

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No amount of damage control could erase Sasenarine record....
FM

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THE AFC WILL CUT THE PRESIDENTIAL PENSION
AND INCREASE OLD AGE PENSIONS BY AT LEAST
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Letter writer makes unsubstantiated, libelous claims


September 20, 2011 | By KNews | Filed Under News
Source - Kaieteur News

Yesterday’s edition of the Kaieteur News carried a letter captioned “All Hail the boy Emperor” which was written by one Sasenarine Singh.

The letter contained some unsubstantiated statements, which were inadvertently published.

The letter was edited but unfortunately the unedited version was mistakenly carried.

We have noticed over a period of time that letters from this writer are usually riddled with statements which sometimes are not fit for publication.

Some of the statements contained in the letter this time around were unsubstantiated, libelous and smacked of rank politicking designed to discredit officialdom.

In light of the fact that unsubstantiated statements in the letter might have offended some persons, this newspaper apologises for the inconvenience since it is not the policy of the Kaieteur News to intentionally libel or slander anyone.

We therefore retract the letter in its entirety.
FM
All Hail the boy emperor

September 19, 2011 | By KNews | Filed Under Letters
Source - Kaieteur News

Dear Editor,

So we have had it, the staged show to chaperone the champion of poverty on his way out, while at the same time making it clear that his “puppet” will ensure that he remains very much in command if (and this is a big if), the Guyanese people make that historical mistake of every voting for the PPP again.

The people still live in a house with a kitchen which still does not have enough food inside?

Could these monies be spent on feeding the orphanages and old people homes for a year? State resources were spent by the GDF, Police, THD, GPL, yet a so called Holy Man said that the state did not fund this event. This is Burnhamism all over again, where the leader is more important than country.

With the help of the Police and Soldiers, (some of whom told us they worked under duress), Guyana’s Kim II Sung and Kim Jong IL provided the citizens with a striking demonstration of what they have in mind, a party dynasty of a cabal of yes men.

This pappy show was extraordinary for a party that likes to marginalise, abuse and harass independent schools of thoughts and the independent media. I was told that a newspaper correspondent in Berbice was told he will get an all paid holiday just to video the show and give those Berbicians who did not go, a glimpse of what they missed out on. The KIM of Guyana does not know the line in the sand between basic decency and naked fraud.

But this show had greater significance than just to show off the two Kims. It was to confirm the succession strategy that was imposed on the party and provide a synopsis of what to expect if the PPP wins again. In a country that has villages like Topo in Albion or Plastic City or Sophia, wouldn’t all these taxpayers millions be better spent if the Kims had bought grass cutters and distributed them to thousands of Guyanese in every village and streets of Guyana and ask them to clean up Guyana for a stipend? This would have provided many with an income and taught them to fish and live a life of dignity. But no, the Kims must ensure that the army of the un-employed grow and be converted into jump and winers, drink and dancers. Don’t they realise that slowly they are converting the unsuspecting people into bubble brains and thus guarantee them a life of poverty and subservience to the KIMs.

Thanks to the Kims, the PPP brand is now clearly imprinted into the people’s mind as the jump and wine party, the rum and dance party. Why debate policy, we can jump and wine instead. No need to go to school and work anymore when we can all become concubines of the drug lords and glorified kleptomaniacs.

As we are at it, worshiping the most omniscient and omnipotent KIMs, why don’t we even do one better? Let us change the name of the stadium and call it the Bharat Jagdeo Stadium, and don’t forget the Bharat Jagdeo Bridge across the Berbice River. And of course, to drive Hammie Green to Canje Asylum, let us change the name of Georgetown and call it Jagdeotown and change the name of Sparendaam and call it Jagdeoville.

Stop it, why all these changes, let’s make the mother of all name change and just call Guyana – Jagdeodesh?

But wait, the great leader cannot go, let us hire a thousand ladies and pay them to protest and cry in-front of the Office of the President until Kim II Sung change his mind and run for the third term. Kim Jong IL is just not good enough as a first degree holder of an economics degree; we need a real economist newly bought doctoral degree from Great Russia, from the most ill-famous unranked school in the world – the one and only Patrice Lumumba night school.

Why don’t we use taxpayer’s money to pay the youths to protest at the Parliament to change the laws? No, let us call a referendum and make KIM II Sung President for life, and even when he is dead we will preserve his body and he will rule us from the grave. No, we cannot live without our KIM II Sung?

Why don’t we build a Bharat Jagdeo square and make everything about that square an opportunity to pay homage to the great leader with digital screens broadcasting his words of wisdom on how not to build a hydro power station and how to pull the biggest trick of the century by fooling the Norwegians? Why don’t we display giant size pictures of him and have the under-aged girls and boys who service the naked guests in the pools at Pradoville, bring flowers every day and plant gardens with rare flowers named after him? And let us not forget the Bose speakers blaring out songs of adoration with verses like “Long live the great leader, the most glorious of all”.

Then we will get the ever compliant Chancellor of the University and now the Pro-Vice Chancellor of another to write books and poems and more songs of praise of the exploits of the great leader from his skilful association with drug lords, to showing the world how to move from pauper to billionaire in under a decade on other people’s money. Let us extol his greatest assets – how to promise everything and deliver nothing and still have the NCN and Chronicle glorify him every day with taxpayers money.

The PPP has done a wonderful job of making Guyana his land, the land owned and transported by his business buddies, from the Rupununi to the Corentyne. Oh we Guyanese must be forever grateful that KIM II Sung has granted us squatting and tenancy rights in his land.

Thank the lord for granting us faith and that firm belief that right will overcome might. Good must overcome evil and these unrighteous forces from the PPP will be conquered by the good people, yes change is coming to Guyana.

Sasenarine Singh
FM
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Originally posted by cain:

So what's wrong about that article?

It's bang on target. No?


Letter writer makes unsubstantiated, libelous claims


September 20, 2011 | By KNews | Filed Under News
Source - Kaieteur News

Yesterday’s edition of the Kaieteur News carried a letter captioned “All Hail the boy Emperor” which was written by one Sasenarine Singh.

The letter contained some unsubstantiated statements, which were inadvertently published.

The letter was edited but unfortunately the unedited version was mistakenly carried.

We have noticed over a period of time that letters from this writer are usually riddled with statements which sometimes are not fit for publication.

Some of the statements contained in the letter this time around were unsubstantiated, libelous and smacked of rank politicking designed to discredit officialdom.

In light of the fact that unsubstantiated statements in the letter might have offended some persons, this newspaper apologises for the inconvenience since it is not the policy of the Kaieteur News to intentionally libel or slander anyone.

We therefore retract the letter in its entirety.
FM
I thought Sase's letter was timely and made several good points. Sase is asking a fundamental question: what is the next best thing the government could have done with the resources spent on the big party? From Sase's point of view it could be used to benefit the poor and meek. What is so wrong with that? I thought the PPP is the party of the poor. But then again that was the old days. It's like Animal Farm these days.
T
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Originally posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

FOR CONTINUED PRESIDENTIAL SUPER PENSIONS
OF G$3M/MONTH OR US$180,000/YEAR
- WHILE OLD AGE PENSIONERS RECEIVE G$7,500
PER MONTH OR US$1.25 PER DAY




THE AFC WILL CUT THE PRESIDENTIAL PENSION
AND INCREASE OLD AGE PENSIONS BY AT LEAST
50% - THERE WILL BE A FORENSIC AUDIT OF
THE LIST OF OLD AGE PENSIONERS


THANK YOU KAITEUR NEWS FOR GIVING US TIME TO READ THE LETTER FULLY.
Tola

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