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Perry L. Holloway

December 7 2018

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Outgoing United States Ambassador to Guyana Perry Holloway on Tuesday said that over the next two to three years Guyana should see better results from both local law enforcement and their collaboration with international authorities in the fight against the drug trade.

“I think, my gut feeling is, that things have gotten a little better as far as the big, big [drug] shipments going through Guyana. But, quite frankly, in some ways, other than what we heard from journalists, like you guys… Guyana was the black hole. No one had any clue what was going through, where it was going, and how it was going, [and] who was doing it. So now, after three years with DEA here, we are beginning to develop some stuff. But I think in the next two or three years you are going to see a lot more even more positive actions coming from your law enforcement entities and them cooperating with international law enforcement,” Holloway told reporters during an exit interview.

The United States’ Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) established an office here in 2016, one year after Holloway began his three-year tour of duty.

It followed years of failed attempts to establish a DEA office, for which the former PPP/C government faced numerous criticisms.

Holloway, who has over 15 years’ experience working on counter-narcotics programmes in various countries, including Colombia, had said in his first interview with this newspaper, in 2015, that joint efforts by the United States and Guyana to bring down drug lords and traffickers would not be a “quick-fix” and could take years.

He also said that although America’s leading anti-narcotics agency was about to have a firm footing here, it had to be complemented by political will and a concerted effort of the citizenry.

Holloway reiterated his initial position, saying that patience and lots of work is needed to bring down criminal organisations and drug kingpins. In this regard, he is optimistic that joint efforts between his country and Guyana’s law enforcement agencies will yield positive results in the near future. He said that while it was difficult for him to gauge the success of the DEA’s presence here “in a concrete analytical way,” as it is still very early, “One of the things I said when I got here is the investigation of narcotics crime and the related crime of money laundering, these investigations take years and not weeks or months. So if you’re going to bring down an organisation or a kingpin-type person, you don’t do that in a week or two week,” he noted.

 

As he highlighted the successes of the DEA’s presence here, Holloway cited the recent extradition of Guyanese hotelier Shervington ‘Big Head’ Lovell, who was held in Jamaica, following an elaborate operation spanning several countries and where the DEA played a major role.

“The DEA, I think, has done a great job in here. They are not policemen, they are liaison; they are here to share information, develop information, talk to people. We did have a recent case of Mr. [Lovell]. He is actually in the US [now] but that came about as information developed here between DEA, CANU, and the Guyana Police Force. It just so happens he was arrested in Jamaica. But there was a lot of reasons for that. He was meeting up with some other guys, so it was a way to get everybody in one place at one time. That has been a small success story,” he said.

Holloway added that the US has always known that Guyana was used as a transshipment point for the drug trade, but there was not enough concrete evidence to get convictions before. “We knew before Guyana was a transshipment point, we knew certain individuals and organisations were operating in Guyana, just as the Guyanese persons knew. But it is hard to prove. So, by coming here, we gathered a lot more information on those organisations and individuals, we have been working closely and can actually share information that we have with the police and CANU,” he said.

Holloway noted that he has seen no evidence that transshipment has gotten worse since he arrived but he noted that it continues to be a problem for the South American continent as a whole. “I must tell you that it hasn’t ended; there is still drugs shipping through Guyana; there is drugs shipping through every country in South America. So Guyana is not alone in being a transshipment point; most countries in the region are… Guyana is so large and so under-populated. I mean, there are so many places you can slip in and out if you have the money and resources. And these guys are well funded and they don’t have to play by the rules,” he noted.

 

Extraditions

With United States-based Guyanese murder accused Marcus Bisram expected to be extradited to Guyana and fugitive murder accused Troy Thomas expected to be extradited to the United States, Holloway said an increase in such cases is also likely.

Bisram has pursued all legal avenues to avoid being extradited to Guyana to answer a charge of murder over the killing of Number 70 Village carpenter Faiyaz Narinedatt. Bisram and five others have been charged with the murder. Police have alleged that he procured and commanded Orlando Dickie, Radesh Motie, Diodath Datt, Harri Paul Parsram, and Niran Yacoob to murder Narinedatt between October 31st and November 1st, 2016, at Number 70 Village, Berbice.

Meanwhile, Thomas, of South Ozone Park, Queens, New York, USA, who was apprehended in March this year by ranks of the Guyana Police Force, is wanted for allegedly murdering Keith Frank on December 11th, 2011. He had appealed to the High Court to have a stay in his extradition hearing but in June of this year lost that challenge and he was recently ordered to be extradited.

Like narcotics cases, Holloway said, extraditions take time as persons will try every legal route to remain in the country they are in. He cited the legal manoeuvring by Bisram and Thomas and lamented that he could not see the arrival or departure of either as he leaves this weekend. “But I think it sends a message to everyone that not everyone gets away with it. There are people who get away with it but not forever. There are people who regularly try to flee Guyana and go to the States or somewhere else. If the request is done in the proper way, with the right legal documents attached to it, and we think there is the likelihood there is a fair trial in the country requesting that, it is likely that they will be extradited. I think once those two guys go back and forth, I think you will see more in both directions,” he added.

Asked why extraditions from the US seemed nonexistent before his tenure here, Holloway said,   “I wasn’t here before, so I can’t really say why.  I can tell you that when I got here, one of the tools that I saw very useful in dealing with transnational crime though was the extradition of the bad guys out of Colombia to the states. The worst thing for them was to go to a US jail. That doesn’t explain why we are sending Guyanese back but extradition is only done through a bilateral treaty which we have had with the United Kingdom before Guyana became independent. When a new country is formed it takes on the treaty obligations of its mother country, for lack of a better word. So that treaty is still valid but I wanted to make sure that we treated it as a true bilateral treaty.”

He added, “We have certainly made our effort.”

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Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

FM
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

FM
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

You talking about this ?

Guyanese sailors plead guilty to possession of 4-tonne cocaine shipment

-facing possible life sentence for crime

December 8 2018

Source

The cocaine that was unloaded from the vessel after the interception (WorkBoat.com photo)

The four Guyanese men who were intercepted in a trawler in international waters last year with over four tonnes of cocaine, with an estimated street value of US$71.7 million, have pleaded guilty in a United States federal court and now face up to life in prison, United States Attorney Gretchen Shappert announced on Thursday.

According to a press release, Shappert announced that Mohamed Hoseain, 70, and Richard La Cruz, 51, both of Guyana, pleaded guilty in federal court on November 28th to possession of cocaine on board a vessel. Shappert also further announced that Neville Jeffrey, 66, and Mark Anthony Williams, 32, also of Guyana, pleaded guilty in federal court on November 29th, 2018 and December 3rd, 2018, respectively, to the same offence.

The release said that the plea agreements filed with the court state that the United States Coast Guard Cutter Napier on February 16th, 2017, intercepted a suspicious vessel in a joint operation with the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard, approximately 70 nautical miles north of Paramaribo, Suriname, in international waters.

The vessel, later identified as the Lady Michelle, was located in a “known drug trafficking route and registered with St. Vincent and the Grenadines.”

“The U.S. Coast Guard boarded the vessel pursuant to a bilateral agreement between the United States and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. They discovered 185 bales containing numerous rectangular shaped packages of cocaine in the vessel’s fish hold weighing 3,769 kilogrammes. The drugs had a street value in the U.S. Virgin Islands of approximately 71 million dollars. Hoseain was identified as the captain and claimed that they were in search of a missing vessel for two months. La Cruz was identified as the engineer and Jeffrey and Williams as crew members,” the release further stated.

Apart from facing life in prison, the four also face a fine of up to US$10,000,000.

Hoseain and La Cruz will be sentenced on March 28th, 2019 and March 29th, 2019 respectively while Jeffrey and Williams will be sentenced on April 3rd, 2019.

The cocaine shipment was recently linked to Colombian national Ricardo Ramirez, who was arrested with Guyanese associate Shervington Lovell in Jamaica in October.

Former Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) head James Singh recently told Stabroek News that on February 14th, 2017, a wooden vessel, owned by Ramirez, was brought into port at Charity, Essequibo, by CANU to be searched on suspicion that it was believed to be smuggling fuel and drugs. United States Drug Enforcement Authority (DEA) personnel, the police and CANU were present during the search and the vessel was released.

Two days later, the Lady Michelle was intercepted.

Authorities here said that vessel had not been to Guyana since 2013.

About two months after both incidents, in mid-April of 2017, President David Granger ordered a Commission of Inquiry to investigate CANU’s role in the interception and subsequent release of the wooden vessel.

It was believed by local law enforcement that the wooden vessel was used to shuttle cocaine to the trawler.

But Singh told this newspaper that there was no evidence that his agency could have relied on to hold the boat longer and it was forced to release it. “We stopped a boat and searched and that boat was released and two or three days later a trawler was held off the coast. That trawler never came to Guyana. They are totally two different vessels. I acted in [the] confines of the law. Nothing illegal was found on the vessel, so there was no reason to detain it further. You can’t hold something and detain it without evidence,” he said.

Django
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

Django
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Django, no statistical proof exists that indicates that there has been a decrease in the drugs emanating out Guyana since PNC version 2 took over and even after setting up local DEA office. I think the local DEA office was a ploy to fill the pockets of people like Perry. Before the drug lords had no middle men, now they have to pay the gate keepers at the DEA their share. 

FM
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

Django, how can you call us Commies? We live in the US. What makes you think we hate the US? I am thankful for being in the US. It just happens that when I see the hypocrisy of the US government, as a citizen of the US, I have the right to express my displeasure. America has a bigger drug problem than anywhere else in the world. If America did not provide the market, drug use might be a smaller problem. That is why I said, "charity begins at home". Let us look in our own backyards before we look into others.

FM
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

The US need to put their house in order before dictating to others. 

FM
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

You talking about this ?

Guyanese sailors plead guilty to possession of 4-tonne cocaine shipment

-facing possible life sentence for crime

December 8 2018

Source

The cocaine that was unloaded from the vessel after the interception (WorkBoat.com photo)

The four Guyanese men who were intercepted in a trawler in international waters last year with over four tonnes of cocaine, with an estimated street value of US$71.7 million, have pleaded guilty in a United States federal court and now face up to life in prison, United States Attorney Gretchen Shappert announced on Thursday.

According to a press release, Shappert announced that Mohamed Hoseain, 70, and Richard La Cruz, 51, both of Guyana, pleaded guilty in federal court on November 28th to possession of cocaine on board a vessel. Shappert also further announced that Neville Jeffrey, 66, and Mark Anthony Williams, 32, also of Guyana, pleaded guilty in federal court on November 29th, 2018 and December 3rd, 2018, respectively, to the same offence.

The release said that the plea agreements filed with the court state that the United States Coast Guard Cutter Napier on February 16th, 2017, intercepted a suspicious vessel in a joint operation with the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard, approximately 70 nautical miles north of Paramaribo, Suriname, in international waters.

The vessel, later identified as the Lady Michelle, was located in a “known drug trafficking route and registered with St. Vincent and the Grenadines.”

“The U.S. Coast Guard boarded the vessel pursuant to a bilateral agreement between the United States and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. They discovered 185 bales containing numerous rectangular shaped packages of cocaine in the vessel’s fish hold weighing 3,769 kilogrammes. The drugs had a street value in the U.S. Virgin Islands of approximately 71 million dollars. Hoseain was identified as the captain and claimed that they were in search of a missing vessel for two months. La Cruz was identified as the engineer and Jeffrey and Williams as crew members,” the release further stated.

Apart from facing life in prison, the four also face a fine of up to US$10,000,000.

Hoseain and La Cruz will be sentenced on March 28th, 2019 and March 29th, 2019 respectively while Jeffrey and Williams will be sentenced on April 3rd, 2019.

The cocaine shipment was recently linked to Colombian national Ricardo Ramirez, who was arrested with Guyanese associate Shervington Lovell in Jamaica in October.

Former Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) head James Singh recently told Stabroek News that on February 14th, 2017, a wooden vessel, owned by Ramirez, was brought into port at Charity, Essequibo, by CANU to be searched on suspicion that it was believed to be smuggling fuel and drugs. United States Drug Enforcement Authority (DEA) personnel, the police and CANU were present during the search and the vessel was released.

Two days later, the Lady Michelle was intercepted.

Authorities here said that vessel had not been to Guyana since 2013.

About two months after both incidents, in mid-April of 2017, President David Granger ordered a Commission of Inquiry to investigate CANU’s role in the interception and subsequent release of the wooden vessel.

It was believed by local law enforcement that the wooden vessel was used to shuttle cocaine to the trawler.

But Singh told this newspaper that there was no evidence that his agency could have relied on to hold the boat longer and it was forced to release it. “We stopped a boat and searched and that boat was released and two or three days later a trawler was held off the coast. That trawler never came to Guyana. They are totally two different vessels. I acted in [the] confines of the law. Nothing illegal was found on the vessel, so there was no reason to detain it further. You can’t hold something and detain it without evidence,” he said.

You need to reread this article and explain what reference it had to Skelly comments . 

 

FM
Dave posted:
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

You talking about this ?

Guyanese sailors plead guilty to possession of 4-tonne cocaine shipment

-facing possible life sentence for crime

December 8 2018

Source

The cocaine that was unloaded from the vessel after the interception (WorkBoat.com photo)

The four Guyanese men who were intercepted in a trawler in international waters last year with over four tonnes of cocaine, with an estimated street value of US$71.7 million, have pleaded guilty in a United States federal court and now face up to life in prison, United States Attorney Gretchen Shappert announced on Thursday.

You need to reread this article and explain what reference it had to Skelly comments . 

 

I just ignored it. Sailors do not mean police or GDF.

FM
Dave posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

The US need to put their house in order before dictating to others. 

Talking fraff, the US the PPP-ite bad mouth wants their assistance.

ironic

Django
Django posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

The US need to put their house in order before dictating to others. 

Talking fraff, the US the PPP-ite bad mouth wants their assistance.

ironic

All the PPP wanted was for other nations(US) to stop supporting ballot harvesting. Most of the time they help other nations for all the wrong reasons.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

Django, how can you call us Commies? We live in the US. What makes you think we hate the US? I am thankful for being in the US.

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

If the US opens the door wider, all the supporters of the Commie PPP, will be the first to join the line to enter.

Django
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Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

Django, how can you call us Commies? We live in the US. What makes you think we hate the US? I am thankful for being in the US.

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

I am sure Dave appreciates what Canada has done for him.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

Django, how can you call us Commies? We live in the US. What makes you think we hate the US? I am thankful for being in the US.

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

I am sure Dave appreciates what Canada has done for him.

 Still backing that hater of the US.

Django
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

Django, how can you call us Commies? We live in the US. What makes you think we hate the US? I am thankful for being in the US.

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

If the US opens the door wider, all the supporters of the Commie PPP, will be the first to join the line to enter.

Who is Commie PPP??  

Bibi Haniffa
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

I am sure Dave appreciates what Canada has done for him.

 Still backing that hater of the US.

Expressing your personal opinion does not mean you are doing something wrong. We all express our opinions whether it's right or wrong. What you might see as wrong someone else might see it as right.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

I am sure Dave appreciates what Canada has done for him.

 Still backing that hater of the US.

Expressing your personal opinion does not mean you are doing something wrong. We all express our opinions whether it's right or wrong. What you might see as wrong someone else might see it as right.

Your efforts are futile, Mr.Dave bad mouthed the US on this thread, also cheered Priya Manickchand for attacking the US at the Ambassador Residence.

Have a great day.

Django
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Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:

Tell that to you frenno, Dave.

I am sure Dave appreciates what Canada has done for him.

 Still backing that hater of the US.

Expressing your personal opinion does not mean you are doing something wrong. We all express our opinions whether it's right or wrong. What you might see as wrong someone else might see it as right.

Your efforts are futile, Mr.Dave bad mouthed the US on this thread, also cheered Priya Manickchand for attacking the US at the Ambassador Residence.

Have a great day.

Irrational thinking. We need to see the good and bad on both sides.

FM
skeldon_man posted:

Irrational thinking. We need to see the good and bad on both sides.

Where in my conversation, i have been irrational ? I am aware how the US operates when ever it comes to their self interest, and the propagation of Capitalism,on the other hand the Country helps millions of people in other parts of the world to uplift themselves.There are more pluses than negatives regarding the US Policy. The Country and the people aren't selfish as one wants you to believe.

There are many more, the list is long, i am sure you know the rest.

Django
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A clear case of the PNC boys counting their chicken before they are hatched. "Major gains likely". But we can not blame them, they have to find some solace in an otherwise disastrous tenure so far. 

FM
Dave posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

The US need to put their house in order before dictating to others. 

Look at these two clowns pissed off because someone who is an envoy to Guyana, lived in Guyana, performing the duties required in Guyana is leaving the post with intelligent truthful  parting words. 

You guys prefer everything left as is when the PPP were in office don't ya?  Well too bad dem days done and dents are finally being made in the drug trade.

cain
cain posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

The US need to put their house in order before dictating to others. 

Look at these two clowns pissed off because someone who is an envoy to Guyana, lived in Guyana, performing the duties required in Guyana is leaving the post with intelligent truthful  parting words. 

You guys prefer everything left as is when the PPP were in office don't ya?  Well too bad dem days done and dents are finally being made in the drug trade.

Look at you, flying you skirt...jumping side ways but you gon cry silently .. you rass cussing the man to put a dent on your appetite . 

FM
Dave posted:
cain posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
skeldon_man posted:

Perry should come home and look at the US. Charity begins at home. He skoant hide in his fortified house all the time and now he is leaving, he fly ee mouth. He ain't know what the hell he is talking about. Does he not realize that the police and GDF are in this business to ship the drugs out of Guyana and some of the large shipments go unnoticed?

They all fly their mouth on leaving.. No wonder why Priya throw back the shit in their face. 

PPP, Commie haters of the US, why the call on Carter Center for Free and Fair Elections ? the US watching you haters.

The US need to put their house in order before dictating to others. 

Look at these two clowns pissed off because someone who is an envoy to Guyana, lived in Guyana, performing the duties required in Guyana is leaving the post with intelligent truthful  parting words. 

You guys prefer everything left as is when the PPP were in office don't ya?  Well too bad dem days done and dents are finally being made in the drug trade.

Look at you, flying you skirt...jumping side ways but you gon cry silently .. you rass cussing the man to put a dent on your appetite . 


You drap2 knee in you face. Time to turn your face in for urban renewal.

FM

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