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50 Million– GONE!

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June 16, 2024
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Dear Editor:

It is unbelievable that Guyanese continue to allow our monies to be stolen. Our mentalities are being stolen – systems are very weak. 50 mil for community development, meals and buses for students, homes for the homeless, free education from nursery to university, free healthcare and more – 50 mil gone. We had sugar, aluminum, cotton, and precious metals. We have gold, an abundance of land/water and now oil. Why are we poor spiritually, mentally and physically? 50 mil gone.

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Our colonised minds keep waiting for ‘someone’ to come and apply their rule of law to our country. We are embarrassed! We are all the way in Alaska – we are embarrassed at the state of our country. Imagine someone coming into your home to sweep it, weed it, scrub it – FREE! We like a lot of free-ness. This is at a cost. Imagine many are waiting and watching to see who is next! Editor, this is nonsense. The talking heads sit and dissect the shenanigans rather than giving an abundance of solutions.

What good are their ‘shows’ without solutions to the country’s pressing issues? They will sit there as many have done year after year and watch and comment only on what the PPP is doing. Then they will come and ask for hate votes – Not me – not my community! Editor, there is deep-seated hate and anger among our people. They are even in Church and hating on each other.

God has got his people in preparation mode. The walls are falling – Get Ready! Wipe your tears and get up Guyanese! Our appreciation to those who are real citizens of this nation. May God give us everlasting love for our home country and our brothers and sisters? May God bless our corruption free Republic? Stand up for Guyana and fight for your homeland- Get ready to Vote like a Boss!

Yours truly,

Dr. Denise Murray

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