Daily Archives: 01/15/2018

Guyana News Headlines Links – Kaieteur News – January 12-15. 2018

News – 15 January 2018

COPS UNDER PRESSURE…Twelve gun robberies in thirteen days, bike bandits behind nine attacks

GDF rank, ex-cop held for robberies and carjackings

Ramjattan again shuts down calls for his resignation

Govt. fails to publish ExxonMobil Bridging Deed

Oil companies not incorporated in Guyana…Nothing here that is not fit and proper

State employees to undergo financial crimes training in 2018

M&CC to host consultation over proposed garbage fees

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The Anniversary of the US Presidency and his adversaries- By Yvonne Sam

The Anniversary of the Presidency and his adversaries—What has Madness got to do with it?

By Yvonne Sam

A year later and America is caught up in “Fire and Fury” and sanity. Reasons why now in office he must not stay were all there before Election Day.

Yes, a year later after President Trump has been elected via the American electorate call, we are still caught up in trying to make sense of it all. Folks are pinching themselves, to the point where they can feel, thereby being convinced that it is all so real. A quasi anniversary gift to America’s 45th President is the up-close tell-all, gossipy, eye –opening book from longtime media writer Michael Wolff.   Continue reading

I come from a “shit-hole” – By Rosaliene Bacchus

Three Worlds One Vision

Wahoo Bay Beach - Haiti
Wahoo Bay Beach – Haiti

It is so easy to disparage others when we are in a privileged position of wealth and power. In such positions, we can lose touch with our shared fragility as human beings. We can forget that the labor of millions of invisible human beings sustains our lives. Immersed in our comforts and luxuries, we can believe we belong to an invincible special breed.

In October 2017, I featured the work of the young immigrant Salvadoran poet, Javier Zamora, who holds a Temporary Protected Status (TPS) now up for review by our Congress. Following that post, another Salvadoran immigrant, who blogs under the name Koyote the Blind, started following my blog. Our president’s disparaging remarks about his country has struck a deep wound.

Ruins of Tazumal - El Salvador
Ruins of Tazumal – pre-Columbian Mayan archeological site in Chalchuapa – El Salvador

In his blog post, “I come from a…

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Guyana Politics: 2018 AND WAITING – By Verian Mentis-Barker

Guyana Politics: 2018 AND WAITING – By Verian Mentis-Barker

– January 14, 2018 – http://xpressblogg.com/

Granger – Nagamootoo

For its 32 months in Government the Coalition knew not why it was there.

It took office at a time when autocracy had become the unofficial but the singular political order; when governing was executed in irritable mental gestures – spurts of malice against the larger population with jitters of anxiety to cover up an array of governing improprieties.

The Coalition would infuse national politics with brio; bringing an elegance to its conduct and altering its trajectory while repairing an image that would restore international respect for Guyana’s  model of governance, thought the people.

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Opinion: This Is How Ignorant You Have To Be To Call Haiti a ‘shithole’

This Is How Ignorant You Have To Be To Call Haiti a ‘shithole’

President Trump’s defenders don’t know anything about Haiti’s history — or the USA’s

Jonathan M. Katz | The Washington Post

The president of the United States of America had no respect for Haiti. He could see as well as anyone following the news that the country was a basket case — racked by political unrest, filthy, incapable of handling its own affairs. There was no doubt his opinion of the black republic was informed by his blatant racism, which included praising members of the Ku Klux Klan.    Continue reading

China’s Food Production Strategy for the Solar Minimum | Mini Ice Age 2015-2035 – video

 

China’s Food Production Strategy for the New Grand Solar Minimum | Mini Ice Age 2015-2035
Adapt 2030
  – Published on Mar 23, 2015

China’s Food Production Strategy for the New Grand Solar Minimum. What is their Knowledge of Solar Minimums and Climate Change since trading for 2000+ years to faraway destinations? Do they know what the climate in Africa will change to this solar minimum and is why they are investing so heavily in North Africa for future food production areas? http://www.landscheidt.info/    Continue reading