skeldon_man posted:Django posted:r@ss banna,that was quick reading.
For two hundred years, the wages paid to Indian and African workers on the sugar estates have helped in no small manner to sustain and bring vibrancy to every other industry and enterprise in Guyana, including the ice seller, the flutie producer, the hairdresser, the farmer, the haberdasher, the mechanic, the fisherman.
Django, this trickle-down punishment to innocent hard working Guyanese.
Bhai,i am aware of trickle down,blame is on the shoulders of Jagdeo,US$200 million spend on the white elephant at Skeldon plus bail outs,he was hoping to keep the Berbician East Indians in the cane fields instead of spending the money to get them away from that back breaking work.
This government is no better,in a haste they closed the Estates without providing alternatives for the affected workers.They will ride it out and hopefully they will learn not to trust the crooked,self serving politicians.