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Two Desperate, Racist Men, Clinging to Outdated ideas

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November 15, 2023
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Dear Editor,

I was not surprised to read the vile rhetoric published in two influential daily newspapers by Jerry Jailall and Tara Singh. Ironically, their allegedly coordinated attempt to dismiss the importance of the influential US fact-finding mission has resulted in more than 600 words each of respective racist filth. The words of these desperate men, clinging to outdated ideas, deserve nothing more than a collective eye-roll and sigh.  Let the rest of us continue to work together to build Guyana.

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