VishMahabir posted:VishMahabir posted:ronan posted:i started a thread dealing strictly with journalism standards and the marriage of propaganda and news reporting in Guyana
in response, i get misdirection, shakeabatty and pouting . . . not in any particular order
but perhaps, even this simple stuff floats above alyuh pissant intellectual reach . . . and that is, at the end of the day, y'all own ignorant affair
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Banna...it never fails...
....you get hyperactive and surface your big head when the race issue comes up...
Here you are attacking the journalistic standards of KN reporting....why is this propaganda? This accusation has been made by others, and some in the opposition, and the KN article provided the names, flights, places, etc....(see center page).
If the Opposition was making this charge, you would instantly resort to pinning the racist and evil accusations on the opposition (as you did before)....now its KN's "Propaganda" ad naseum ...that dastardly newspaper...according to you. Next, you gon tell us the PPP's racists have infiltrated the KN...
Lets wait and see how the Government response to these charges.
Having said this...why are you expecting that the Government make this an OFFICIAL POLICY towards Haitians and Venezuelans? My question to you is this WHAT IF THIS TURNS OUT TO BE TRUE?
If the KN reporting is true, and since it may be a "hidden" official policy, it means that the coalition is operating on a PLAN B to tip the scale in their favor to ensure that the demographics (I should say ethnic configuration) guarantees them a win, without resorting to the Burnham type rigging and meddling with the election.
Whatever the case, the issue needs to be further investigated...and lets see if these Haitians and Venezuelans (and others) were granted citizenship and can vote....and are part of a deliberately concocted plan.
On another note - No one should have a problem with immigrants coming to Guyana. The country will need a influx of diverse labor force (skilled and non-skilled) to develop the economy. However, I feel Guyana should preserve its citizenship to those naturally born of Guyanese parents (de jure and jus sanguine) to preserve the integrity of its population and staving off the carpetbaggers....Some of the oil rich countries have done just that to keep the wealth among its own citizenship. Guyanese Citizenship, therefore should not be granted easily. Allowing all types of people to come and invest and work in the country will become a necessity.
Sometimes I wonder where you come up with these crazy thoughts. You are on the opposite side of the crazy spectrum to Prince.
Just like in America, there is a fear of being overrun by Coloreds. Yes, Guyana needs more people however, which people as it leads to permanent demographic shifts.
Ethnic conflicts are all over the globe and this is what causes the anxiety. How you think Afros would react in the PPP brought in thousands of Asians? Well Indians having the same fear!