By BlackOut News
It seems as though all is unraveling within a particular political movement and its present and former allies in Guyana. Guyanese are navigating treacherous times as the wealth of the country is being explored and plundered. Gold, diamonds, timber, precious metals, and, most importantly, Guyana’s oil wealth—along with money laundering, backstabbing, and snitching—are all in the mix in “ONE GUYANA.” Informants are EVERYWHERE!
Information was received by this BLACK OUT column regarding a full-page advertisement placed in newspapers nationwide some years ago by a known miscreant which led to the downfall of the miscreant’s criminal organization, resulting in his imprisonment in the U.S. for years, though he received a lesser sentence due to a plea deal.
Apparently, as a result of his cooperation, a former President was sought out by international agencies to assist (inform) in dismantling drug and money-laundering cartels operating in Guyana, Trinidad, Suriname, India, Asia, as well as among Guyanese business owners and money launderers living in the U.S.
A particular trucking company from Trinidad was heavily involved in these operations here in Guyana as oil money flowed, but that company no longer operates in the country. Another company dealing in gold and diamonds was sanctioned, and Asians who lived and operated in neighboring countries are now under scrutiny due to their increased presence across Guyana. The source questioned how, in a country with under 1 million people, there could be 19, 7, or even 6 Asian businesses along roadways and within every community, selling the same products. How are they making money? Where is the money coming from? and where is it going? These are only some of the questions international agencies are determined to answer.
Unimaginable right? A former President tasked with bringing all the movers and shakers to Guyana to offer them deals that would be tracked by international agencies. A Dutch President accused of offering the Guyanese miscreant to the international agency. Meanwhile, no one wants to believe that a former President could be at the helm of bringing money launderers to Guyana, giving them contracts to expose how the money was being laundered. Pay attention, the work of identifying and sanctioning the alleged criminals has already been effective. These organizers are serious about identifying and sanctioning all who have committed crimes against international laws and agencies.
The source has further revealed that infighting within the particular political movement is a result of pressure being placed on the informant. Through secondhand sources, the informant is leaking information about inner circles to major social media platforms, online influencers, and pundits. Additionally, the source noted that a sanctioned Guyanese company is informing local journalists about the inner circles they were once a part of. Consequently, Guyanese are hearing snippets of what is happening to their wealth as scheming and skullduggery continue in the lead-up to the announcement of Guyana’s proposed 2025 Regional and General Elections.
Stay tuned. What happens in the dark in Guyana, must come to light.
