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I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

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Django...

To begin with, some coolie can pass as Blackman ( complexion . Hair ) maybe you are one of them.

Have you heard of the Linden massacre, I found this for you https://m.facebook.com/events/754009868050208/?ref=3

The folks here will provide additional information for you .

You are a BIASED individual base on your views and the news you posted every morning. 

Your friends must be all BLACK and your family is your type.

 

FM
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:

So what happened? Did you buy a couple cans of black paint and a couple of Afro wigs?

Skelly,you left early for the ole USA to set the footing,suh you are excused,no story to tell.

I was ahead of my time. Smart to get out at that time. My family suffered though. I was really disappointed when I returned to Guyana in 1977 with my wife. Our house was invaded by a jeep load of 7 GDF soldiers. My wife was petrified and did not know what the hell was going on. That's my story.

FM
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Django posted:

Imran,

Sorry bhai,

me fambly are brown skin and some light skin,good looking too,wha yuh telling bout Linden,I was 11 yrs old you think i had any clue ? read what happened both sides of the fence,there were atrocities,now why we gat to go back so far??

Tell how you were treated as Second Class Citizen.

I hope you read about Black Friday in Guyana.. I think it was in 1962.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:

So what happened? Did you buy a couple cans of black paint and a couple of Afro wigs?

Skelly,you left early for the ole USA to set the footing,suh you are excused,no story to tell.

I was ahead of my time. Smart to get out at that time. My family suffered though. I was really disappointed when I returned to Guyana in 1977 with my wife. Our house was invaded by a jeep load of 7 GDF soldiers. My wife was petrified and did not know what the hell was going on. That's my story.

One of my brother-in-law [ex-wifey] did the same,his second brother was  killed in the 1964 disturbance,that family was different they never held a grudge against Blacks.

Django
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Imran posted:

Django...

To begin with, some coolie can pass as Blackman ( complexion . Hair ) maybe you are one of them.

Have you heard of the Linden massacre, I found this for you https://m.facebook.com/events/754009868050208/?ref=3

The folks here will provide additional information for you .

You are a BIASED individual base on your views and the news you posted every morning. 

Your friends must be all BLACK and your family is your type.

 

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Prashad
skeldon_man posted:
Django posted:

Imran,

Sorry bhai,

me fambly are brown skin and some light skin,good looking too,wha yuh telling bout Linden,I was 11 yrs old you think i had any clue ? read what happened both sides of the fence,there were atrocities,now why we gat to go back so far??

Tell how you were treated as Second Class Citizen.

I hope you read about Black Friday in Guyana.. I think it was in 1962.

The whole story about the disturbance,at that time was 9 yrs old.

Django
Prashad posted:
Imran posted:

Django...

To begin with, some coolie can pass as Blackman ( complexion . Hair ) maybe you are one of them.

Have you heard of the Linden massacre, I found this for you https://m.facebook.com/events/754009868050208/?ref=3

The folks here will provide additional information for you .

You are a BIASED individual base on your views and the news you posted every morning. 

Your friends must be all BLACK and your family is your type.

 

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Prashad I am not implying you are racist. I was saying get over this sovereign state you keep talking about 

FM
Imran posted:

You ask a question,

why should we forget the atrocities that was done to Indians.

In 2001 , Indians were rape and strip of their clothing on Regent St by blacks in broad day light. Indians businesses were set on fire. 

 

http://www.guyanaundersiege.com/ethnic%20crimes.htm

I read all of that,the questun is were they "Second Class Citizen" also was it Nation wide.

Hooligans in the City will do any thing.

Django
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Prashad posted:
Imran posted:

Django...

To begin with, some coolie can pass as Blackman ( complexion . Hair ) maybe you are one of them.

Have you heard of the Linden massacre, I found this for you https://m.facebook.com/events/754009868050208/?ref=3

The folks here will provide additional information for you .

You are a BIASED individual base on your views and the news you posted every morning. 

Your friends must be all BLACK and your family is your type.

 

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

FM
Django posted:
Prashad posted:

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Imran,

does swing like a pendulum,this post cranked him up.

Oye Prash,were you a Second Class Citizen,hope you don't mind the questun.

Everyone has their personal experience, but for our children and future generations we need to move forward. Should we forget the pass ... absolutely not . 

I personally suffer at the hands of Blacks. But there is good people out there.

Why was the shopping complex built in Blacks neighbourhood.

You had to go in Blacks neighbourhood for drinking water. 

Django take your head out your ass

FM
Imran posted:
Django posted:
Prashad posted:

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Imran,

does swing like a pendulum,this post cranked him up.

Oye Prash,were you a Second Class Citizen,hope you don't mind the questun.

Everyone has their personal experience, but for our children and future generations we need to move forward. Should we forget the pass ... absolutely not . 

I personally suffer at the hands of Blacks. But there is good people out there.

Why was the shopping complex built in Blacks neighbourhood.

You had to go in Blacks neighbourhood for drinking water. 

Django take your head out your ass

Imran,

In my neck of the woods we had it different,didn't experience things like going to Black Villages for drinking water.

Further i don't think some of these issues were nation wide.

Django
skeldon_man posted:
 

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

Oh skites Skelly,

that was what the early East Indians wanted,wondering if my Great Grandfather had that same thought.

Django
Django posted:
Imran posted:
Django posted:
Prashad posted:

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Imran,

does swing like a pendulum,this post cranked him up.

Oye Prash,were you a Second Class Citizen,hope you don't mind the questun.

Everyone has their personal experience, but for our children and future generations we need to move forward. Should we forget the pass ... absolutely not . 

I personally suffer at the hands of Blacks. But there is good people out there.

Why was the shopping complex built in Blacks neighbourhood.

You had to go in Blacks neighbourhood for drinking water. 

Django take your head out your ass

Imran,

In my neck of the woods we had it different,didn't experience things like going to Black Villages for drinking water.

Further i don't think some of these issues were nation wide.

Then your village was not only Indians.

Durban and Smyth ... mostly Afro 

FM
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
 

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

Oh skites Skelly,

that was what the early East Indians wanted,wondering if my Great Grandfather had that same thought.

You sure your great grandfather wasn't from. Africa 

FM
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
 

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

Oh skites Skelly,

that was what the early East Indians wanted,wondering if my Great Grandfather had that same thought.

You know I am just shooting the breeze here.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
Prashad posted:
Imran posted:

Django...

To begin with, some coolie can pass as Blackman ( complexion . Hair ) maybe you are one of them.

Have you heard of the Linden massacre, I found this for you https://m.facebook.com/events/754009868050208/?ref=3

The folks here will provide additional information for you .

You are a BIASED individual base on your views and the news you posted every morning. 

Your friends must be all BLACK and your family is your type.

 

Look at this. And this Imran guy is implying that I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation to protect the political and human rights gains of East Indian Guyanese.

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

Skeleton buddy East Indians Guyanese are their own nation. We are not India Indians or even Trinidad Indians. We have to take Douglas who love their Indian heritage and the allies of the East Indian people regardless of race. 

Prashad
Imran posted:
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
 

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

Oh skites Skelly,

that was what the early East Indians wanted,wondering if my Great Grandfather had that same thought.

You sure your great grandfather wasn't from. Africa 

You like to shoot cr...p,i willn't bother with you.

Banna pure Indian one of the early Indentured East Indians,My Great Grandfather some time like early 1870's i will have to dig the records,my grand father was born in 1896,there was a gap couple years my Great Grandmother arrived in British Guiana.

I have more claim to the homeland more than most East Indian,just kidding.

Django
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

FM
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Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Did you enjoy such freedom under the PPP governments of the Fifties and sixties?  How about Colonial times?

Billy Ram Balgobin

Django's testimony to counter charges of discrimination against the PNC regime is not unusual.  The PNC wasted no time in getting Indos to say that there was no rigged elections nor discrimination against Indians in Guyana.  All governments do this.  The White government of South Africa boasted of black millionaires and responsible black leaders. Pakistan staged demonstrations against India using Pakinstani Hindus to discredit any charge of religious intolerance in the Islamic State.  By the way, Pakistan's first Justice minister was a Hindu who returned to India in the sixties. 

Django's BS cannot fool us.  Let him give his definition of a second class citizen and we will take it from there.

Billy Ram Balgobin
VVP posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

This is funny, remember my buddies got their pay from Guysuco and went shopping for foot wears. They wear the new booths and pack the used one in the box,  ... it was choke and rob style then . 

They went drinking at the corner of Robb and Republic St ... it was a garmont style bar ... as they got  downstairs, their bags get snatched, another one had a bangle made of copper... he told them robbers please tak  am  ... used foot wears were in the box ... my buddies had to run for their lives fearing the robbers would return after realizing the loot was fake . 

FM
VVP posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

VVP,

Great you shared your experience.

I worked in that area 1976 to 1985 never got robbed,one of my co-worker a town man got robbed at Metropole,seems like town boys were targets,bear in mind not putting down any one.

Django
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Billy Ram Balgobin posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Did you enjoy such freedom under the PPP governments of the Fifties and sixties?  How about Colonial times?

Billy,

I have stated my age and when i migrate on this BB you can conclude from the info.

Django
Django posted:
VVP posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

VVP,

Great you shared your experience.

I worked in that area 1976 to 1985 never got robbed,one of my co-worker a town man got robbed at Metropole,seems like town boys were targets,bear in mind not putting down any one.

Django is our GNI Dan man lol

FM
Django posted:
VVP posted:

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

VVP,

Great you shared your experience.

I worked in that area 1976 to 1985 never got robbed,one of my co-worker a town man got robbed at Metropole,seems like town boys were targets,bear in mind not putting down any one.

If there is any good story to this was that I told a black cop that I got robbed and he went walking around with me to see if we could find the guys.  We went all the way to vendors arcade. 

Even though Africans tend to be the majority of robbers in those days, there were lots of Africans that would kill them if they caught them robbing.  This is the town man experience 

FM
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Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Django's testimony to counter charges of discrimination against the PNC regime is not unusual.  The PNC wasted no time in getting Indos to say that there was no rigged elections nor discrimination against Indians in Guyana.  All governments do this.  The White government of South Africa boasted of black millionaires and responsible black leaders. Pakistan staged demonstrations against India using Pakinstani Hindus to discredit any charge of religious intolerance in the Islamic State.  By the way, Pakistan's first Justice minister was a Hindu who returned to India in the sixties. 

Django's BS cannot fool us.  Let him give his definition of a second class citizen and we will take it from there.

I have stated never felt like a "Second Class Citizen",maybe because i worked in the Private Sector,individuals who worked in the Public Sector may have different experiences,I am aware there was discrimination in the Sugar Industry where YSM boys got top jobs with no experience.There was a square peg Factory Manager at Uitvlugt Estate.

Django
VVP posted:
Django posted:
VVP posted:

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

VVP,

Great you shared your experience.

I worked in that area 1976 to 1985 never got robbed,one of my co-worker a town man got robbed at Metropole,seems like town boys were targets,bear in mind not putting down any one.

If there is any good story to this was that I told a black cop that I got robbed and he went walking around with me to see if we could find the guys.  We went all the way to vendors arcade. 

Even though Africans tend to be the majority of robbers in those days, there were lots of Africans that would kill them if they caught them robbing.  This is the town man experience 

Did you tips the cop or buy him a Fried Rice

FM
Imran posted:
VVP posted:
Django posted:
VVP posted:

Talking about Metropole, I was robbed of a pair of brand new Dunlop sneakers I just bought and was on my way to see a flick at Metropole.  

All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

VVP,

Great you shared your experience.

I worked in that area 1976 to 1985 never got robbed,one of my co-worker a town man got robbed at Metropole,seems like town boys were targets,bear in mind not putting down any one.

If there is any good story to this was that I told a black cop that I got robbed and he went walking around with me to see if we could find the guys.  We went all the way to vendors arcade. 

Even though Africans tend to be the majority of robbers in those days, there were lots of Africans that would kill them if they caught them robbing.  This is the town man experience 

Did you tips the cop or buy him a Fried Rice

Django
Django posted:
Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Django's testimony to counter charges of discrimination against the PNC regime is not unusual.  The PNC wasted no time in getting Indos to say that there was no rigged elections nor discrimination against Indians in Guyana.  All governments do this.  The White government of South Africa boasted of black millionaires and responsible black leaders. Pakistan staged demonstrations against India using Pakinstani Hindus to discredit any charge of religious intolerance in the Islamic State.  By the way, Pakistan's first Justice minister was a Hindu who returned to India in the sixties. 

Django's BS cannot fool us.  Let him give his definition of a second class citizen and we will take it from there.

I have stated never felt like a "Second Class Citizen",maybe because i worked in the Private Sector,individuals who worked in the Public Sector may have different experiences,I am aware there was discrimination in the Sugar Industry where YSM boys got top jobs with no experience.There was a square peg Factory Manager at Uitvlugt Estate.

Downes?

GTAngler
GTAngler posted:
Django posted:

I have stated never felt like a "Second Class Citizen",maybe because i worked in the Private Sector,individuals who worked in the Public Sector may have different experiences,I am aware there was discrimination in the Sugar Industry where YSM boys got top jobs with no experience.There was a square peg Factory Manager at Uitvlugt Estate.

Downes?

He was GM,me thinks.

Django
Django posted:

Imran,

I should start another thread why Indians was shut out for the Police Dept,will have to dig up some more info,one of the requirement was height 5 ft 8 inches,chest measurement, etc,how many Indians have that height??

Our own Amral's mom seemed small in stature and yet she made it in the GPF. Perhaps most Indians and other races were not into joining the forces, they preffered to carry on their family's traditition or other avenues.

cain
Django posted:
Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Django's testimony to counter charges of discrimination against the PNC regime is not unusual.  The PNC wasted no time in getting Indos to say that there was no rigged elections nor discrimination against Indians in Guyana.  All governments do this.  The White government of South Africa boasted of black millionaires and responsible black leaders. Pakistan staged demonstrations against India using Pakinstani Hindus to discredit any charge of religious intolerance in the Islamic State.  By the way, Pakistan's first Justice minister was a Hindu who returned to India in the sixties. 

Django's BS cannot fool us.  Let him give his definition of a second class citizen and we will take it from there.

I have stated never felt like a "Second Class Citizen",maybe because i worked in the Private Sector,individuals who worked in the Public Sector may have different experiences,I am aware there was discrimination in the Sugar Industry where YSM boys got top jobs with no experience.There was a square peg Factory Manager at Uitvlugt Estate.

Then why do you stated so boldly that it's a myth that Indians were second class citizens under the PNC?  

Do you think Blacks were second class citizens under the previous government? 

Billy Ram Balgobin
GTAngler posted:

Not all coolie shart. I know some tall banas. One ah dem from Essequibo we used to call Kid. Dat chap used to stoop suh he head won't hit the top of the doorway. Ole man had some indo friends in police force too.

Not much tall Indos,one of my good Indo friend was CID,he was 6 ft and big fella,sad he passed away in NY City,heart attack at young age.

Django
Billy Ram Balgobin posted:
Django posted:
Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Django's testimony to counter charges of discrimination against the PNC regime is not unusual.  The PNC wasted no time in getting Indos to say that there was no rigged elections nor discrimination against Indians in Guyana.  All governments do this.  The White government of South Africa boasted of black millionaires and responsible black leaders. Pakistan staged demonstrations against India using Pakinstani Hindus to discredit any charge of religious intolerance in the Islamic State.  By the way, Pakistan's first Justice minister was a Hindu who returned to India in the sixties. 

Django's BS cannot fool us.  Let him give his definition of a second class citizen and we will take it from there.

I have stated never felt like a "Second Class Citizen",maybe because i worked in the Private Sector,individuals who worked in the Public Sector may have different experiences,I am aware there was discrimination in the Sugar Industry where YSM boys got top jobs with no experience.There was a square peg Factory Manager at Uitvlugt Estate.

Then why do you stated so boldly that it's a myth that Indians were second class citizens under the PNC?  

Do you think Blacks were second class citizens under the previous government? 

Some indo folks thinks we were Second Class.

Nah bhai,we all have the same rights.

Django
Prashad posted:
at I am a racist for wanting the peaceful creation of a nation

Why don't you focus on your fear of your wife's temper instead. You have never indicated that she is in support of a nation where she would be a second class person, acceptable only at the discretion of others.

No doubt she knows all about Israel and about the Indo Pak fiasco, so knows fully well that a nation established for one religion/ethnicity will never treat others as equals.

FM
Imran posted:

I suggest that you cease whining about the raping part. That was revealed to be a lie revealing the huge sexual inadequacies that certain ageing Indian man have. That did NOT happen. 

Notable that those who frequently whine about black men raping Indos, NEVER speak about the fact that most Indo rape victims are likely to have been raped by other Indians.

Discuss the fact that most rapes in Guyana are committed by men who are known to the victim, suggesting that most Indo females are raped by Indo men.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
 

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro

Funny thing about this. Indians from India see you all as cultural douglas and some might even refer to you as "niggro".

And of course they see you as descended from the poorest people from the poorest part of India. Not sure that the equity that you seek you will get.

FM
Django posted:
skeldon_man posted:
 

Prash, I tell you what brother. I am with you with your sovereign nation. Only coolies will be allowed. We will ask India to adopt us as a state, just like Puerto Rico. No blacks or douglas allowed. Any niggro caught in the country will be castrated and enslaved for life. When they are too old to work, we will build moco moco rafts and set them sailing at the mouth of the Berbice river. No Chinese, Putagees etc.Only dalits.

Oh skites Skelly,

that was what the early East Indians wanted,wondering if my Great Grandfather had that same thought.

And this desire on the part of te BGEIA is what jump started the growing ethnic divide. Already alarmed at being tossed aside as more and more Indian indentures arrived in Guyana the black/mixed middle classes became extremely alarmed when some wanted BG to be annexed to India, or to turn BG into some remote Indian "colony".

FM
VVP posted:
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All top positions in the government, army and police were African dominated except for token Indians.  What else would it take to make you a second class citizen when you cannot get to the highest level you are capable of?

Hoyte tried to change things but the Burnham structure was hard to break.

So using your criteria blacks were second class under the PPP. Aside from the army virtually all of the top slots were occupied by Indians and even Luncheon admitted this when he was asked about this by Nigel Hughes as part of the Jagdeo vs. Kissoon law suit.

And don't pretend that the Afro leadership of the GDF/GPF were a sign of Indo weakness either as these were carefully selected by Jagdeo. Indians refused to join those entities even when Jagan begged them to do after after 1992.  So clearly few were in the pipeline to occupy leadership roles.

FM
GTAngler posted:

Amazing. Your own commit the same crimes against you so shut up. May we have some numbers and instances to support your "Are likely to have been" and "suggesting that" premise?

Antabanta is asking for a source for that daylight rape on Regent St where  scores of Indian women were being raped and these acts cheered by crowds of blacks.  This was peddled by Ravi Dev who is a known racist who claims that blacks have done nothing for Guyana, and in fact scoffs when people say that he was wrong. A man who damns blacks as a savage lot.

THAT story has been long discredited.  But no doubt you support Ravi Dev so nothing new from you here.

Now it is a known fact that most raped victims are raped by men who they know. Given this fact and the reality that Guyana is an ethnically polarized nation it is likely that most Indian rape victims are in fact raped by Indian men.  It is up to YOU to suggest otherwise.

FM
caribny posted:
GTAngler posted:

Amazing. Your own commit the same crimes against you so shut up. 

You scream that only blacks attacked Indians in the 60s. So I suggest that you follow your own advice. I see that I was right to christen you a member of the Indo KKK.

Oye "GADAHA", read what I wrote.....

Let me preface this by saying I am not PNC or PPP. Correct me if I am wrong since this is what was passed on to me. Indians did not go into black areas during the riots. It was the blacks who went where the Indians lived. Now honestly, I can't remember any taunts Indians had for blacks because once again I never experienced any situation where the antagonist was Indian. I am not saying there weren't any. I do remember the "monkey" comments and such but as I remember those were internal, meaning within the Indian community and directed at blacks. No one is nursing hurts. I brought this up in response to race not being dominant in Guyana's politics. We need to remember and understand the past before we can move forward. As Santayana said," those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it".   

GTAngler
caribny posted:
GTAngler posted:

Low blow man. Can we keep this to the people actually involved?

Involved in what. The hypocrisy of a man who married a non Indian and then rages daily on the need for an Indo only nation.

I meant keep it to the people here involved in these discussions. No need to bring his wife in. That shows the desperation in your feeble arguing.

GTAngler
caribny posted:
GTAngler posted:

Amazing. Your own commit the same crimes against you so shut up. May we have some numbers and instances to support your "Are likely to have been" and "suggesting that" premise?

Antabanta is asking for a source for that daylight rape on Regent St where  scores of Indian women were being raped and these acts cheered by crowds of blacks.  This was peddled by Ravi Dev who is a known racist who claims that blacks have done nothing for Guyana, and in fact scoffs when people say that he was wrong. A man who damns blacks as a savage lot.

THAT story has been long discredited.  But no doubt you support Ravi Dev so nothing new from you here.

Now it is a known fact that most raped victims are raped by men who they know. Given this fact and the reality that Guyana is an ethnically polarized nation it is likely that most Indian rape victims are in fact raped by Indian men.  It is up to YOU to suggest otherwise.

I was referring to your "suggesting" and "likely" generalization not that incident. So substantiate your "known facts" or shut up........

GTAngler
antabanta posted:
Imran posted:

In 2001 , Indians were rape and strip of their clothing on Regent St by blacks in broad day light. Indians businesses were set on fire. 

http://www.guyanaundersiege.com/ethnic%20crimes.htm

Can you or the author substantiate this story? I was on Regent Street close to Acme on the same date and time and saw no such incident.

I was at Thrifty Variety Store , when a female was rescued by SN. Singh store owner , she came from King St . The same direction of Acme .. surprised you miss that. She had her panties on and a bunch of Black tugs were after her . 

FM
Chameli posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Django, was one of those ppl RN SINGH????

 Cham not sure,I am only recalling,Raymond,Rupee and Chowritmotoo.

Refresh my memory where RN SINGH lived.

Rupee was very helpful with Rice,he will drop off and come back for payment later,we had a small Grocery Store supplying Neighborhood it was a hobby for wifey,she grew up in business,minimum profits,Blacks also supported we gave credit when money was tight.He also got us the License to operate,I used to fix his Electronics Equipment.

When i bought my first car i took folks to Hospital for free,get them immediate attention,had friends [Doctors at the Hospital],when driving on the road any one regardless of color,if any help is needed i will inquire and assist without taking a dime.

When i am blasted here for not helping the poor,i just laugh it off.

Django
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Django posted:
Chameli posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Django, was one of those ppl RN SINGH????

 Cham not sure,I am only recalling,Raymond,Rupee and Chowritmotoo.

Refresh my memory where RN SINGH lived.

Rupee was very helpful with Rice,he will drop off and come back for payment later,we had a small Grocery Store supplying Neighborhood it was a hobby for wifey,she grew up in business,minimum profits,Blacks also supported we gave credit when money was tight.He also got us the License to operate,I used to fix his Electronics Equipment.

When i bought my first car i took folks to Hospital for free,get them immediate attention,had friends [Doctors at the Hospital],when driving on the road any one regardless of color,if any help is needed i will inquire and assist without taking a dime.

When i am blasted here for not helping the poor,i just laugh it off.

Hey is it true you take Mohammed Electronic customer and cause the store to close 

FM
Imran posted:
 

Hey is it true you take Mohammed Electronic customer and cause the store to close 

In the beginning not much a few, after left used to stop by and give the tech tips,we still had a good relationship,the store close for other reasons,talked to him a while back never asked,he is in Canada.When i migrate the store was still there.

Popular Businessman on the WCD[recently passed away] helped with a lot of Customers.

Django
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Django posted:
Imran posted:
 

Hey is it true you take Mohammed Electronic customer and cause the store to close 

In the beginning not much a few, after left used to stop by and give the tech tips,we still had a good relationship,the store close for other reasons,talked to him a while back never asked,he is in Canada.When i migrate the store was still there.

Popular Businessman on the WCD[recently passed away] helped with a lot of Customers.

Trying to push my memory, you used to be in the back room but occasionally would come to the counter answering customer questions. You're about 5' 4 ... shirt out of the pants. Couldn't remember seeing you with the shirt jack except the boss man 

FM
Imran posted:
Django posted:
Imran posted:
 

Hey is it true you take Mohammed Electronic customer and cause the store to close 

In the beginning not much a few, after left used to stop by and give the tech tips,we still had a good relationship,the store close for other reasons,talked to him a while back never asked,he is in Canada.When i migrate the store was still there.

Popular Businessman on the WCD[recently passed away] helped with a lot of Customers.

Trying to push my memory, you used to be in the back room but occasionally would come to the counter answering customer questions. You're about 5' 4 ... shirt out of the pants. Couldn't remember seeing you with the shirt jack except the boss man 

Never wore Shirt Jack,repair shop was next door east of the Main Store,true sometimes i was called to advise customers.

I am 5' 7, you bringing back memory,"picture of myself with test equipment repairing a VCR" was on a Year Calendar,that was the advertisement.

Django
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GTAngler posted:
 

Indians did not go into black areas during the riots. It was the blacks who went where the Indians lived.

Oh I see so Wismar wasn't a black area.

 

Listen. Some one, most likely the PYO blew up the Son Chapman, most likely as retribution for some act of brutality that the YSM committed.  And that act because of something that the PYO did.  Which in turn was a tit for tat.

That was what 1964 in particular was all about. Only a dishonest dog or some one very ignorant of this period will attempt to pretend as if one race was more innocent than the other.

I know you lie because I know that you were raised with the specter of Wismar, so to claim that you thought that Indians didn't go into black areas during the riots is pure BULL!

FM
Imran posted:
. She had her panties on

Her panties on and this was a rape? 

No doubt she was being attacked by some hooligans but it is of note that you don't mention the numbers of blacks, INCLUDING WOMEN, who at risk to themselves went to rescue Indians and drive them out of dangerous areas, in some instances even taking them home.

FM
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GTAngler posted:

Cuz, you put the KAKA in KAKAHOLE. You completely left out the highlighted part. You're a complete waste of time.

I left that out because I know that you are fully aware of Wismar which is one of the most black urban areas in Guyana.    So if Indians didn't go into black areas than how come they were there.   You should have figured out that who ever told you that Indians were these innocent folks was telling only one side of the story.

FM
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GTAngler posted:

Cuz, you put the KAKA in KAKAHOLE. You completely left out the highlighted part. You're a complete waste of time.

Hahahaha.  You catching on to his trick.  He always take one line out of what you write and twist it and bend it and throw it back - completely out of context.  Give him 5 more minutes, he will start to call you Indo KKK!!!!

Bibi Haniffa
Bibi Haniffa posted:
GTAngler posted:

Cuz, you put the KAKA in KAKAHOLE. You completely left out the highlighted part. You're a complete waste of time.

 He always take one line out of what you write and twist it and bend it and throw it back -

Both you and GTAngler have written more than one line and neither of you are cognizant of the fact that there are narratives in Guyana beyond that of the Indian or of the PPP supporter. So I will remind you of this.

FM
Bibi Haniffa posted:
GTAngler posted:

Cuz, you put the KAKA in KAKAHOLE. You completely left out the highlighted part. You're a complete waste of time.

Hahahaha.  You catching on to his trick.  He always take one line out of what you write and twist it and bend it and throw it back - completely out of context.  Give him 5 more minutes, he will start to call you Indo KKK!!!!

As long as he addresses me as Grand Wizard AND is prepared for what I throw back.   

GTAngler
Imran posted:
antabanta posted:
Imran posted:

In 2001 , Indians were rape and strip of their clothing on Regent St by blacks in broad day light. Indians businesses were set on fire. 

http://www.guyanaundersiege.com/ethnic%20crimes.htm

Can you or the author substantiate this story? I was on Regent Street close to Acme on the same date and time and saw no such incident.

I was at Thrifty Variety Store , when a female was rescued by SN. Singh store owner , she came from King St . The same direction of Acme .. surprised you miss that. She had her panties on and a bunch of Black tugs were after her . 

I did miss that one. How many indians were raped and stripped on Regent St in broad daylight?

A
Django posted:

Where is my Frenno Gilly ?? you peep and gone, you gat nothing to add here bhai.

Look, comrade, I read your opening statement all right. I think you bend forward too low, or backward too far, to make your point. You did not feel like a second-class citizen and I refused to consider myself a second-class citizen in my native land. But it was no bloody paradise under the PNC regime. That is why I joined the PPP in 1969, to help bring about change.

Cheddi Jagan never got tired repeating that the Burnham regime practised racial and political discrimination not only in employment and promotions but also in awarding contracts and permits and so on. Jagan talked about nepotism and favoritism in the PNC government.

I worked one year as a government-school teacher and six years as a public servant while at the same time being a PPP activist. I conducted myself professionally on the job and kept party politics out. While I was not personally harassed in the workplace, I know of many others who suffered terribly and were kicked out on to the street.

Outa de wukplace, here is my unfortunate experience:

[1] One Sunday afternoon in 1972 I placed my paperback book on someone's bicycle at Metropole Cinema to comb my hair. I walked to the ticket booth without the book. When I went back to the cycle rack the book had disappeared. In one minute.

[2] One Saturday night in 1973 I took a girlfriend to Globe cinema. Big crowd by the ticket booth. I removed my watch from my wrist and placed it in my pants pocket. I joined the crush to buy tickets. When we sat down in Balcony, there was no watch in my pocket. Obviously, a master pickpocket got it.

[3] One Sunday night in 1978, after visiting another girlfriend at Ogle, I walked through Old Road to the Public Road. A well-dressed black guy was standing there. I asked him if he was waiting long for transportation and he shook his head in the negative. I turned away and was looking out for a hire care when suddenly that guy lifted my hand and took my watch. With a small pistol pointing at my stomach he took my wallet from my pocket and said: Don't stand hey. Turn back." I had $20.50 in the wallet, so I asked him for the 50 cents for car fare. He said: F you. Go long yuh way." And he jammed the gun to my chest. I turned back and slept in Ogle that night.

[4] One Tuesday night in 1981 I was riding my spanking new blue Caloi bicycle on Irving Street. At the junction of Woolford Avenue where there was a zebra crossing, I pulled the brake to allow a fat black man to pass. As soon as he was in front me, he swung his fists and gave me a few cuffs on my face. I let go of the cycle and he rode away with it down dark Woolford Avenue. That night a doctor applied 4 stitches to my lip at the public hospital.

[5] Another time, broad daylight, I was walking on Robb Street when, in front Cho-Kit-Ling Bar a guy came up and tried to snatch my watch. He didn't get it.

[6] One July night in 1992, I was walking on Longden Street when suddenly I felt a seemingly friendly hug on my shoulder and heard a guy saying: "Wha happening, friend!!" while he was trying to relieve me of my watch. Well, I pulled my hand away and had the presence of mind to say: "You don't know a police officer when you see one?" He hesitated but won't move. I told him to get lost before I summon my "squaddy" who was patrolling in front Demico House. He walked. I could have tried that policeman tack on him because I'm tall and had recently got a haircut. I was lucky. 

FM
cain posted:
Django posted:

Imran,

I should start another thread why Indians was shut out for the Police Dept,will have to dig up some more info,one of the requirement was height 5 ft 8 inches,chest measurement, etc,how many Indians have that height??

Our own Amral's mom seemed small in stature and yet she made it in the GPF. Perhaps most Indians and other races were not into joining the forces, they preffered to carry on their family's traditition or other avenues.

Amral's mom is a good role model for the young East Indian females of Guyana.

Prashad
antabanta posted:
Imran posted:
antabanta posted:
Imran posted:

In 2001 , Indians were rape and strip of their clothing on Regent St by blacks in broad day light. Indians businesses were set on fire. 

http://www.guyanaundersiege.com/ethnic%20crimes.htm

Can you or the author substantiate this story? I was on Regent Street close to Acme on the same date and time and saw no such incident.

I was at Thrifty Variety Store , when a female was rescued by SN. Singh store owner , she came from King St . The same direction of Acme .. surprised you miss that. She had her panties on and a bunch of Black tugs were after her . 

I did miss that one. How many indians were raped and stripped on Regent St in broad daylight?

You think me rass got time had time to investigate... but hear na .... that's your weekend homework 

FM
Prashad posted:
cain posted:
Django posted:

Imran,

I should start another thread why Indians was shut out for the Police Dept,will have to dig up some more info,one of the requirement was height 5 ft 8 inches,chest measurement, etc,how many Indians have that height??

Our own Amral's mom seemed small in stature and yet she made it in the GPF. Perhaps most Indians and other races were not into joining the forces, they preffered to carry on their family's traditition or other avenues.

Amral's mom is a good role model for the young East Indian females of Guyana.

Gillbaka there were several cases of discrimination that kept East Indians at the bottom of the pack in the forces. When Desmond Hoyte because President he promoted an East Indian policeman who had a degree from Sergeant to Suprientendent 

Prashad
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Imran posted:
GTAngler posted:

There was a chap named Raghubir from Ogle who was either an Inspector or Superintendent under Burnham.

Are you speaking of Balram Raghubir ... he was from Station St Kitty.

Raghubir got up in the ranks under Burnham. Raghubir classmate was Barker who became commissioner and he push his squadmate up with him.

Prashad
Prashad posted:
Imran posted:
GTAngler posted:

There was a chap named Raghubir from Ogle who was either an Inspector or Superintendent under Burnham.

Are you speaking of Balram Raghubir ... he was from Station St Kitty.

Raghubir got up in the ranks under Burnham. Raghubir classmate was Barker who became commissioner and he push his squadmate up with him.

Raghubir was promoted to Commissioner of Police 

FM
Prashad posted:
Imran posted:
GTAngler posted:

There was a chap named Raghubir from Ogle who was either an Inspector or Superintendent under Burnham.

Are you speaking of Balram Raghubir ... he was from Station St Kitty.

Raghubir got up in the ranks under Burnham. Raghubir classmate was Barker who became commissioner and he push his squadmate up with him.

You speaking of Lloyd Baker ... a huge guy 

FM
Imran posted:
Prashad posted:
Imran posted:
GTAngler posted:

There was a chap named Raghubir from Ogle who was either an Inspector or Superintendent under Burnham.

Are you speaking of Balram Raghubir ... he was from Station St Kitty.

Raghubir got up in the ranks under Burnham. Raghubir classmate was Barker who became commissioner and he push his squadmate up with him.

You speaking of Lloyd Baker ... a huge guy 

That is the man. He sat next to Raghubir in class and the two worked beats together. Rumor was one would sleep and the other would watch.

Prashad

Gilly,thanks for your input,reading all the experiences and loss,is shocking.

I have to count my self lucky,in 70's while going home my company was a pocket Radio,two guys on a bicycle pass by shouted "give me that radio",I said "come for it",they didn't and went along their way.

I have always look out for the choke and robbers,i have evaded a few after observing their movement,i usually change course enter a store pretending i am shopping,two experiences at Stabroek Market,one Saturday evening going to catch the speed boat at the back of the market,4 young kids between 12yrs and 14 yrs was behind a little distance,suddenly they were closer,my instinct said something is up,I turned around and said if any one of you try anything,I am going to fix your heads with the stuff i had in my tool case.I had a few drinks shouted out loud,they backed away.

The other incident when going to GT to buy parts, the dough is in a haversack,soon as i got off the speed boat and entered in to the market,saw two guys following,took another route,get to my friend Haro drug store,throw the haversack over the counter,started a conversation ,the two fellas pass by looked and gone their way,I hang around for about 1/2 hr and went on to my journey.

I worked 9 yrs at Robb Street [got to have some smarts] ,near Metropole area,maybe they didn't attempt to rob due to they will bring their electronics equipment to repair at the store and I am known.

You were nearby at F.H.

The bend forward and backward is exercise,you forget i had a battle any way it's called off.

Django
Prashad posted:
Imran posted:
GTAngler posted:

There was a chap named Raghubir from Ogle who was either an Inspector or Superintendent under Burnham.

Are you speaking of Balram Raghubir ... he was from Station St Kitty.

Raghubir got up in the ranks under Burnham. Raghubir classmate was Barker who became commissioner and he push his squadmate up with him.

Barker was one of our Customer for that matter lots of big boys, politicians all walks of life in GT,that is how i got to know a lot of people because of the job,plus my boss mingle with the big boys when he holds a party we were introduced to them,he is good man respects his working staff never treat them lowly,he will show off that he got the best people in the business.

Django
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GTAngler posted:
 

As long as he addresses me as Grand Wizard AND is prepared for what I throw back.   

You merely amuse me and if you behave like the KKK I will call you one.

Now run along and tell the world that  (as far as you know) in 1964 Indians were all innocent and that only blacks engaged in violence. The role that BOTH races and the youth arms of all THREE of the political parties played in this is well documented so you look like a fraud with your "as far as I know" nonsense.

FM
GTAngler posted:

I meant keep it to the people here involved in these discussions. No need to bring his wife in. That shows the desperation in your feeble arguing.

When he describes my culture as that of a degenerate 17th century pirate and he is married to a woman of that culture he will get that. His wife isn't the issue. HE is!

FM
Prashad posted:
 

Gillbaka there were several cases of discrimination that kept East Indians at the bottom of the pack in the forces.

So what is your excuse after 1992. The fact that the ethnic composition of the armed forces in Guyana remained unchanged even as Jagan went out of his way to beg Indians to join, and Jagdeo is a known racist, is quite revealing.

Just admit that Indians think that being a police man or a soldier in Guyana is "black man wuk" and beneath them.

FM
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Django, you are a "holocaust" denier.  But you may have a point, Indians were not 2nd class citizens, but 7th class among the six races and the dougla.  How tight do you hold your nose when you write such swill?

You could go on and on and you moved onto the USA!

FM

You have to choose your fight. A Indian will have a disagreement with a Blackman and the crowd will grow...  99% of blacks have no idea what the issue was , but would be involved to defend their breathern and behave like they were there from the starting. 

I live in Plaisance for 10 years, never had a problem...  

They are a bully type and quick to cry racialism . They believed they are entitled to the world... bread and butter MUST be there for them . 

Too many black  kids are born out of wedlock , no father support and guidance for the kids ... this is there problem. 

Caribny , this video is for you... you have a problem, take it up with the Pastor. 

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ba$eman posted:
Django posted:

I lived during the PNC rule in Guyana,family,friends and myself never considered our selves as "Second Class Citizens".I can't recall being treated that way we were free to go any where,no invasion of our villages by PNC supporters.Indians were allowed to run their businesses.Burnham was surrounded by Indians.The Region i reside in there were two Indian Regional Chairman.Indians held top positions at the Regional Offices,Indian Headmasters,teachers..etc..

I can recall in the early 70's was living in Georgetown would walk from Plaza Cinema to Durban and Smith St,where i reside,passing Metropole Cinema 12 in the night and no one bothered me.

I can go..on..and..on

What's your story???

Django, you are a "holocaust" denier.  But you may have a point, Indians were not 2nd class citizens, but 7th class among the six races and the dougla.  How tight do you hold your nose when you write such swill?

You could go on and on and you moved onto the USA!

D2 thinks he is great. I suppose if one abuses Indians, then D2 finds redeeming qualities in them.

Common sense and decency does not apply to Guyana. One has to choose sides. 

S

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