Daily Archives: 12/04/2019

Comedy Video: Marriage: Women know things that men don’t – By Fred Klett

12/04/2019 – 7:41 pm

Marriage: Women know things that men don’t – By Fred Klett

Women know things that men don’t, it’s a miracle that men survive at all according to Fred Klett. Watch “One Of Ten” by Fred Klett only at http://www.drybarcomedy.com/fredk

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Unrest Intensifies in Dominica Ahead of Elections on December 6, 2019

12/04/2019 – 5:26 pm

—  Airline Cancels Flights and Regional Security Troops Prepare to go in

The main road in Marigot has been blocked with burning debris. (Photo Credit: Dominica News Online)

ROSEAU, Dominica, Wednesday December 4, 2019 – Dominicans demanding electoral reform, including a clean-up of the voters’ list and the issuing of voter ID cards, have staged fierce protests, prompting Seaborne Airlines to cancel flights until at least tomorrow. And members of the Regional Security System (RSS) are to be deployed to maintain law and order.

The protests, which have attracted international media attention, saw demonstrators blocking the two main roads leading to the Douglas-Charles Airport.          Continue reading →

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Bombs VS Bridges – The USA competing with China – By Brandon Turbeville

12/04/2019 – 12:30 am

 – How Two Empires Are Competing For Their Version Of The New World Order

 — Bombs VS Bridges – By Brandon Turbeville

There is a crisis in the Western world. Both in terms of domestic affairs and foreign policy, Western nations are showing all signs of impending collapse. This is despite the fact that the flagship of the Western world, the United States, continues to expand its empire across the globe. At the same time, the world is witnessing the “rise of China,” an empire in its own right though no one seems to have any interest in calling it what it is.

The American empire has come to terms with itself to some extent. Through all the claims of support for “democracy” and “freedom,” the United States has transitioned to an authoritarian state at home and a rampaging military of conquest abroad.        Continue reading →

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Guyana: Oil Exploration: ExxonMobil applies to drill 31 more wells

12/04/2019 – 12:21 am

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ExxonMobil’s local subsidiary Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL) has applied to the Environmental Protection Agency for authorization to drill some 31 wells in three offshore blocks.              Continue reading →

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Immigration: Guyana as a magnet – Editorial Kaieteur News

12/04/2019 – 12:19 am

 Dec 04, 2019  Editorial  Kaieteur News

The estimates could be on the conservative side regarding the anticipated influx of neighbours looking for a way out of national distress and dangers, while manifesting that instinctively human characteristic: the desire, the struggle, the determination to survive.

Any outlet will do, and Guyana is as good as any and, when, all local promises on the table come to pass-even partially-then it is not merely encouraging, but infinitely better than most other destinations under consideration. Georgetown and its environs alone already are beehives of commercial activity.  Continue reading →

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