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President Ali doesn’t have what it takes to ‘educate’ Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries

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July 12, 2023
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Dear Editor,

The Guyana Times story, ‘Pres Ali educates US Congressman Jeffries on Guyana’s reality’ (July 8, 2023) is a hallucination and PPP pipedream that is divorced from reality.

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President Irfaan Ali is a liar. He did not confront Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, and could not have confronted the Congressman, as there is nothing for Ali to “confront” Democratic House Leader Jeffries about.

Ali was introduced to Congressional Leader Jeffries at the CARICOM Heads meeting in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on July 5, 2023. It was a very fleeting encounter. During that introduction, the Congressman exchanged pleasantries with Ali and other Heads of Government who were in a cluster.

Ali was as polite and reverend as a lamb. All he did was inform the Congressman that he is willing to meet with the Congressman and his colleagues when he is in New York or Washington.

Guyana Times, which is managed by a PPP racist, in seeking to boost Ali’s ego, willfully created embellishments by manufacturing a narrative that is fraudulent and fantastic, and which makes Ali out to be a liar.

This is a poor reflection on the journalistic ethics of Guyana Times, which is always willing to corrupt the process of truthful reportage with garbage while seeking to disparage Blacks, garner online likes and attention, and make a fraud and a dunce like Ali look good. This is disgraceful and pathetic!

The thought of a fraud and a dunce like Irfaan Ali “seeking to educate” one of the most brilliant minds in America, is as laughable as Ali’s routine, comical pronunciation and grammatical gaffes and clumsy blunders for which he is internationally famous.

Ali cannot read or pronounce basic English words. His grammar is atrocious. He became internationally famous for embarrassing Guyana at the United Nations when he could not pronounce “reparations.” How can such an unlearned simpleton and walking circus educate anyone, let alone the Congressman?

The condescension of PPP ethnic types, like Ali, who feel that they are superior to Black people, is nauseating and offensive! To lie to his racist sycophants about something so basic reinforces the fact that Ali is a fraudster, who was on trial for nineteen fraud charges when he was fraudulently installed as President.

 Apparently, Ali believes that the Congressman and his other colleagues from the Congressional Black Caucus will be susceptible to PPP propaganda. However, the only thing he has probably managed to achieve is a guarantee of no meeting. They have also managed to convince the Congressional Black Caucus that they are racist and contemptuous of Black people, and they run the most anti-black government in the Western Hemisphere.

Yours truly,

Rickford Burke

President

Caribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy (CGID)

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