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Lies Lies, you all hear lies!

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September 14, 2022
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Dear Editor,

Lies Lies, you all hear lies!
Exxon Mobil say they spilled about one barrel of crude oil, and the oil cleared up the next day.
Really?
Guyanese weren’t born yesterday!
They trying to throw we off from what really happening.
So where are the Guyanese authorities to tell us what going on?
We all know you can’t put cat to watch milk.
Wake up, EPA!!! You all sleeping?
This is our resources. Our water.
Guyanese, GET UP AND GET INVOLVED!!

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