What you wrote on is a clear example of how indians think.

They will allow their daughter to marry a black man even though they hate blacks with a passion, if it means all the other members of the family from the great uncle back down can benefit from that arrangement.

Everything has a price and they have no principles where making money or getting a deal done is concerned.

Money is the god they serve.

For instance, my friend (a male) told me only last week that one of his Guyanese friends wanted him to marry his sister so she could stay.

This is ridiculous. BU should seriously think on writing an article on Marraiges of convenience.

They also dealt with these marriages of convenience by these woman – translate that to mean guyanese in particular indo guyanese women – and the friction those relationships cause.

Perhaps David,BU could do a piece on these marriages of convenience here in Barbados by the guyanese and even others and the consequences or fallout of that.

Perhaps,just perhaps there may be something david thompson,chris sinckler and dennis kellman and the DLP can learn from that.

If David thompson doesnot clear out these large number of illegal guyanese,and put a halt to the indiscrinate granting of work permits and citizenship – then I will know for sure that they were out and out lying and won the government under false pretences.

And I tell you then what they get they will have to take.

They are right !

DO WE WANT THAT FOR BARBADOS?
THE AUTHORITIES PLEASE ANSWER

I wonder who gon get the last laff.

DLP Administration get with it. Me and my crew waiting patiently. Dont get these illegal immigrants from round here and see what will happen.

Cat piss and Pepper. Mark my words.

Bajans always want something for nothing. i know a black Guyanese man who tells me all the time that the bajan people wont pay him and sometimes he goes three weeks without being paid that is unfair vey unfair.

My suggestion to him at all times is to GO BACK HOME.

At least he would be around family and together they can get themselves together. We must not encourage these people to work for next kin to nothing. Since in the end we the people of Barbados have to end up feeding and clothing them.

Bajans wake up you should be charged when you know that those people are illegal immigrants.

Regarding the vexxed problem of excessive Guyanese immigration into Barbados – and which has festered very terribly since the same Owen Arthur sought to actively pursue this CSME foolishness, we in the People’s Democratic Congress surely DO and WILL NOT mind the entry into and stay of Afro- Guyanese in Barbados, provided they respect the real laws, customs and heritages of the Barbadian people, provided they will be properly integrated into the Barbadian society, and provided they – the vast majority of them -continue to make serious and meaningful contributions – as they are presently making – to the sustained development of Barbados. But, at the same time, while we DO NOT hate the Indo-Guyanese and while we DO NOT REJECT their past and present contributions to modern Caribbean civilization, we nevertheless DO and WILL CONTINUE to have a serious and fundamental problem with these Indo-Guyanese coming into our country and believing that they can – without working together in this regard but through some invisible guidance and orchestration – be still however laying the foundation for the bringing about of a huge Indian population in this country in the future, by primarily allowing themselves, and by also having others – some Barbadians included – encourage them to do so, to overstay their time in Barbados and to be conveniently entering into marriage relationships with born and bred Barbadians, et al.

Well, a very clear and strong message must be sent to them, and the relevant others encouraging them here, by our party that very large numbers of Barbadians that we talk with and associate with DO NOT and WILL NOT be accepting of their prolonged presence in our country. And that they and we are prepared to use every legal and constitutional means at our disposal to make sure they are EVENTUALLY ROOTED OUT TO HELL out of our country, in interest of national strategic development of our country and in the interest of the sound, orderly and harmonious development of our country, now and in the future.

Moreover, under a future PDC Government, a NEW Constitution of Barbados shall be promulgated that shall require, et al, that children being born in Barbados of non-Barbadian or of even mixed Barbadian/non-Barbadian parentage, and that a non-Barbadian becoming married to a Barbadian ( by birth and of full Barbadian parentage too – being a so-called naturalized Barbadian is totally out of the question to start with ), SHALL NOT automatically qualify – in the first instance of the above – of any children being born here – without both parents being Barbadian parentage – FOR BARBADIAN CITIZENSHIP – and in the second instance of the above – being a non-Barbadian person marrying a Barbadian person (in the sense of the above) here in Barbados, SHALL NOT TO QUALIFY (again) FOR AUTOMATIC BARBADIAN CITIZENSHIP, as well. Henceforth, these kinds of rationalizations and their meanings must be absolutely instructive to ALL Barbadians who have or ought have the understanding to know about them and ALL non-nationals who have or ought have the understanding to know about them too.

Finally, we appeal to as many Barbadians and as many other people as possible to get hold of a copy of the thoroughly riveting and revealing book: Pan-Africanism, Pan-Africanists, and African Liberation in the 21st Century, by two collaborating Pan-Africanist intellectual scholars – Professor Horace Campbell and Mona UWI PHD doctoral student Barbadian Mr. Rodney Worrell, who both, in their respective instalments in this book and which would have been as a result of two seperate lectures that were given by each at different times in 2002 – Professor Campbell’s on the 25th May and Mr. Worrell’s on the 23rd July – but at the same venue at the Isreal Lovell Foundation, My Lords Hill, St. Michael in Barbados, are yet offering many profound insights into how African and African descended Blacks here and across the world must become more aware of the many pertinent issues and challenges facing us here and globally, as we seek to build on that greater awareness and thereby to ensure our further survival and development at this stage of heightened globalization and internationalism.

PDC

but this is the best. Barbados had a big booth at Guyexpo and you know what mia and company advertising to Guyanese? come to Barbados! they seem to be doing brisk business handing out flyers