Guyanese OnlineThe Great Dictator Movie (1940) – Charlie Chaplin – Final Speech
Watch this timeless speech from Charlie Chaplin which couldn’t be more relevant today. Taken from his 1940 movie The Great Dictator, Charlie delivers a hair raising speech that we should all take a moment to think about! The man famous for not speaking comes up with one of the greatest speeches ever.
An inspiring speech from an often unheard voice. How true its message is today as it was then.
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The dark, complex history of Trump’s model for his mass deportation plan
“One day, my father didn’t come home,” remembers Torres, who lived with his family in a mining camp in Arizona at the time. “My brother and I were left without a father. We never saw him again.”
Torres, 85, who went on to become a congressman representing the Pico Rivera area, was part of a generation of people whose lives were changed dramatically by large-scale deportation campaigns during the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s in which millions of Mexican nationals were rounded up and sent across the border on buses, trains and ships. Continue reading
New Book: Hold On To Your Dreams – By Derrick B. Thomas
Find the way to surmount your problems. Indeed see problems as the hurdles of opportunity. Derrick’s book shows how success can be achieved and life loved to the full.My name is Derrick Thomas a Guyanese born in Mackenzie (Linden) and have been living in England since 1957, In 2012 I had the privilege of being chosen to be an Olympic Torch at the 2012 Games held in London.
I have also worked in many parts of the world as a Flight Simulator Specialist, Brain Body CT scanner Specialist and in later year a financial Adviser for a large Insurance Company.
Unknown Pianist Performs John Lennon’s “Imagine”
Tribute to victims of terrorist attacks – Paris – France – November 13, 2015
This past week has been a difficult one for me. Today, November 15, I said goodbye to a couple and their six-year-old daughter: my dear friends and neighbors for the past six years. They are moving to another state to be close to the wife’s family. A victim of the toxic fumes and dust damaging his lungs, in the aftermath of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, the husband and father now faces a battle to keep breathing.
Unlike those who sought vengeance and war against the “barbaric” enemy, this man did not fill his heart with hatred for those responsible for taking away the life he once had. Instead, he and his wife raised their daughter with a bounty of love. At eighteen months old…
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