Comments on: Shooting In Barbados No Hate Crime Against Guyanese, Report Was Speculative Nonsense – Consul

By: lexicon

lexicon — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:25:42 +0000

I am very upset about the way in which Bajans have been treating Guyanese, I am a Bajan and i want all Guyanese to know that I love you all if not for Guyana Bajan would be still live in old houses and using the outside bathroom.

And I could say personally I have met many Guyaneses, and the one that I have met are much better the those prideful and arrogant Bajans walking about in Barbados with their head held hight think that their are somebody. we are all West Indian and if you see your fellow West indian in need you should help them. Thank you .

By: Andrew Yu-Jen Wang

Andrew Yu-Jen Wang — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 00:38:34 +0000

Speaking of hate crime(s):

George W. Bush is a hate-crime criminal.

George W. Bush did in fact commit innumerable hate crimes.

Bush will go down in history in infamy.

Submitted by Andrew Yu-Jen Wang
B.S., Summa Cum Laude, 1996
Messiah College, Grantham, PA
Lower Merion High School, Ardmore, PA, 1993

“GEORGE W. BUSH IS THE WORST PRESIDENT IN U.S. HISTORY” BLOG OF ANDREW YU-JEN WANG

By: GuyaneseGirl

GuyaneseGirl — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 05:47:29 +0000

Sorry, I don’t know how many of you want to listen to me. But honestly, I can understand the sensible people writing about immigration but there are some who are talking about my country as if they have lived there and experienced Guyanese politics and racism. Having lived in Guyana the majority of my life I can say that amongst normal citizens in my country there is no racism, we all live as Guyanese. Of course there are isolated peoples who are racist, every country has them. These are mainly people who lived during the race riots in the 60s. It’s difficult to get away from racism after a history of it, both against blacks and indians, but we’re trying and with every generation comes better understanding and unity. I won’t deny the corruption of politicians in Guyana, of course there is corruption, there is everywhere. However, you fail to note that in this history of racism against blacks in Guyana there is also a history of racism against Indians, directly involving the government. I am not defending illegal immigrants though I understand why some people would want to leave Guyana desperately; but for those of you who don’t know what you are talking about and are just listening to the propaganda (to use your words) being spread by Kean Gibson, please feel free to come and visit our country and find out the TRUTH and decide for yourself.

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Sat, 20 Sep 2008 02:33:22 +0000

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By: The scout

The scout — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:34:32 +0000

Just heard that the police in guyana shot and killed Fineman today. I hope that don’t start anything from his soldiers in Barbados

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:54:42 +0000

Negroman

What about dem indian women who guts big wid child which dey hoping to deliver here in Barbados to get bajan citizenship?

What is Maxine Mcclean doing about dat?

Also Negroman have you heard of any raids at the Fairchild street bars,or this same club in Bay street which had the recent killing?

What about dese Nelson street prostitute hell hole?

The immigration should be all over this island checking out dese construction sites,as well as dese bridetown indian stores and cheapside market?

Dey have enough work deporting these illegals that would last them the whole year.

Wha yuh waiting for Mr Thompson or Miss Mcclean?

By: JC

JC — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:26:33 +0000

I hope this aint a lot of long talk! I so tired of this sh!!

By: Technician

Technician — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:48:33 +0000

Well Negroman…if the immigration really want to scoop up those illegals, there is going to be a fete called ‘the guyanese invasion’ held @ NXS club in St.Lawrence Gap soon. We all know how they get on when they are drunk. Shouldn’t be hard.

By: Negroman

Negroman — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:42:48 +0000

The Scout I do not follow car races so I cannot tell you anything about that.I believe that is only car racing chit chat.I do not think guyanese will be that presumptous to challenge Barbadians in Barbados.I hate car racing but I will make it my business to go up to Bushy Park if anything had to come down..
The lax immigration policy we had in the past is being review and steps are on the way to tighten up loose ends.In this regard the guyanese who came here for Crop Over and refuse to go back are here at their own peril.The days of overstaying your visit and then going into the Immigration and asking for immigrant status are over.Eventually those illegals will be rounded up and sent packing.Scout please observe the illegals are running scare in Barbados.We still have a very serious problem with those indo-guyanese scum bags but I have confidence that will so change.
I am giving this government a certain period of time to address this situation and after that period has expire and it has not been satisfactory be resolve by that time,Negroman will go on attack against this government.I was given the assurance that drastic action will be taken but the constraints of CSME and our arrangements with CARICOM must be taken into consideration.

By: The scout

The scout — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 18:45:15 +0000

Negroman
I understand that there is going to be a race meeting at Bushy park around the end of this month. Guyanese are reported to say they are going to put bajans in their place on that day. What this means I don’t know but sometime ago at a race meeting a big fight broke down between the two groups and the authorities had to rush the Quick Response swad up there in a hurry. Ever since the they have been at major race meets especially when guyanese drivers are here. What the government can do is get ten transport buses up there and collect a large amount of illegals and put them on a jumbo back to guyana.

By: The scout

The scout — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 18:30:34 +0000

Negroman
Tell me. Can the immigration seriously tell us how many guyanese that came in for cropover are still in this country? From my understanding, most of them were given two weeks holiday. Only a small percentage have returned to guyana and this happens ever year.
This is information that reached my nrws room. Are we really serious?

By: Negroman

Negroman — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 18:08:17 +0000

The Scout I feel like giving up also.However,there is a glimmer of hope.Things are happenning take it from me.I know what is taking place and I can tell you this immigration situation is going to be dealt with in a serious and practical manner by this administration.Previously I had serious reservations that this present administration could have dealt with this problem.Reports reaching me suggest that the governement is quite aware of the problem and the ramifications it could have on this country if it allow the situation to go uncheck.
Scout please do not give up things are happenning not at the rate we will love it to be at nevertheless the government is worrking on the situation.Please continue to make noise and alert black Barbadians about the negative impact those indo-guyanese nuisances could bring on this island.I intend to continue the fight to rid this country of the degenerics Indo-guanese scums.

By: The scout

The scout — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 17:47:40 +0000

Buxton Spice
When bajans wake up from this deep sleep we would be ALL guyanese second class citizens. We playing with dynomite and don’t realise it. You can try telling them, I’ve tried and failed, I’m not trying anymore.

By: Buxton Spice

Buxton Spice — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 12:58:31 +0000

I know you guys would have gotten tired and go and sleep and let Guyanese run you over.

I notice that Barbados sent runway lights to Guyana because the lights in Guyana not working. They have a young man running the airport,guess what is his qualification? He is a supporter of the PPP and indian.

I wish Barbados well,but as long as incompetence is the trademark in Guyana,we will continue rushing your shores.

By: henry

henry — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 17:24:45 +0000

Refreshing! I t’s Great to see that
not everyone is “sleeping” on this
issue, until the total culture, work force & population of an island changes – there are proavtive things that can be done like involving
the local community , working hand in hand with the government to report the illegals in their
workplace or their communities.

You also have to crack down on this problem from the top, anyone found hiring or sheltering an illegal immigrant is just as guilty and should be legally penalized , because They are also breaking the LAW, making it comfortable for illegals to stay, find employment & break the law!

Illegals should be return them back home ASAP! . – fr. today’s news

Department of Immigration to “Aggressively” Tackle Illegal Immigration Issues ! ( bahamas)

Nassau, Bahamas – The Department of Immigration is using “an aggressive approach” to tackling the illegal immigration issue facing the country, Minister of State for Immigration the Hon. Branville McCartney announced.

And as part of this strategy, he said a hot line would be set up shortly to receive calls from the public on any suspected illegal activities or other concerns regarding immigrants.

At a press conference held Friday, August 1 at the Department of Immigration on Hawkins Hill, Mr. McCartney also disclosed that phase of the approach: obtaining data from the relevant government ministries and agencies on the effects of illegal immigration on the economy.

http://www.thebahamasweekly.com/publish/bisnewsupdates/Department_of_Immigration_to_Aggressively_Tackle_Illegal_Immigration_Issues-003899.shtml

By: elise

elise — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:03:56 +0000

bajans watch out!…these indians will silently worm their way into ur country and take over..soon u will have a different breed of bajan..bajindians…u better ship them out asap!!

By: Ruel Daniels

Ruel Daniels — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 10:05:51 +0000

GuyanaMan // July 27, 2008 at 3:50 pm

DAVID,
I have not posted under any other names in this forum. I recently discover this forum when Racist Randy posted that missive in the Guyana newspaper. Before that,I did not know you guys existed.

Sorry, we meant Doctor Guyana

David
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That is the modus operandi of the PPP indian sycophants. They assume black sounding names or IDs in order to mask their identity. Given the fact that this slug post under a slew of names, there is no doubt where he is coming from.

Look, let’s be serious. All Indians are not racist. Maybe the majority are not. The problem is that those who are politically ambitious tap into a cultural belief system that equates blacks with being products of the feet of the Hindu deity and thus at the botom of the human chain. It is the kind of backward prejudice Indian one can find in the Apalachian regions of the US.

During the world cup, all the Caribbean nations put out brochures highlighting the history and culture of their regions. Guyana is the only country to draw attention to a particular ethnicity. The Guyanese brochure advised visitors that they would have an opportunity to experience Guyana’s unique Indian Culture. This slug Doctor Guyana harping about Guyana being the land of six peoples is only trying to lull Barbadians into a sense of false security. A Government dedicated to administering in the interest of a land of six peoples ain’t going to put that kind shyte on a brochure.

By: Ruel Daniels

Ruel Daniels — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 09:42:14 +0000

DOCTOR GUYANA // July 27, 2008 at 7:36 pm

Ruel, look I was there when Cheddi and Janet won the first election and no black man was killed. It was a joyous time in BG. Yes the PPP is multi racial, for it has many mutlti racial Guyanese in it, and yes anything over 51 % is a majority. I say no power sharing, just more confusion, the system will work itself out and come back exactly to where it was in the beginning, and with that I say, We Hail thee Guyana Land of our birth! Now what did Cheddi say as he was leaving his beloved Guyana alive for the last time, Don’t worry, everything will be fine. So relax and enjoy, and please don’t banter to the emotions of these good Barbadians.
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Of Course you were there. Probably was part of the triumpalist gang that Eusi Kwayanna cited with comiting the first ethnic political killing in Guyana. Cheddie Jagan when he came in power immediately began ethnically cleansing the public service. The PPP had Cuban trained cadres in the PYO bombing and killing along with all the other perps in the sixties.

The PPP today took away the subvention of the Critchlow Labour College because it is named after a black tard unionist, and because many blacks go there for education. The PPP has always been a racist and vindictive political organization which began racial politics in Guyana by urging it’s supporters to vote apaan jaat. You guys do not want the rest of the majority black caribbean to learn about your attitudes and behaviours, so you postulate this shyte about multi racial PPP. The PPP is about multi-racial as the Klu Klux Klan is.

By: Negro man

Negro man — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 06:35:00 +0000

Guyana problems are Caribbean problems.We all are affected by the problems in Guyana.That is mass migration from that country to our countries.I believe we have a vested interest in the happenings in Guyana.
Blacks suffer more at the hands of Indo-Guyanese than the other way around.More blacks men died within the last 5 years in Guyana than indian men.Roger Khan phantom gang killed nearly 200 black men over the last 5 years.
Guyana needs to fix its problems and make the country conducive fo its people to remain and live.Fleeing Guyana will not solve Guyana problems.
Indo-Guyanese have Guyana destroyed and will destroy Barbados if we allow them to migrate and build a large group.Indian race is a destructive race.
INDO-GUYANESE GO HOME & STAY HOME WE DO NOT WANT INDO-GUYANESE IN BARBADOS.

By: Jay

Jay — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 06:07:47 +0000

I completely agree with the above.It makes me wonder what is it going to take for the DLP Government to realize this & act appropriately.Most Bajans more than welcome anyone who legally comes to the island,but the mere fact that the illegal immigration population has gotten out of control plus the current Guyana government assisting in exporting its population as if it is a commodity & not even giving a damn about a fellow Caricom nation’s populace should say a lot.Basically,Guyana is looking out only for Guyana & no matter which Caricom country it is they have absolutely NO RESPECT for Barbados’ sovereignty or the concerns of Bajan citizens.

I wonder what it is going to take for the DLP government to realize that this is not an issue that isn’t going to go away.Our fellow Caricom nation of Antigua despite NOT knowing who committed the gruesome murders on their island have decided to tighten their immigration policy as well,despite earlier in the month their P.M. Baldwin Spencer was talking about hassle free movement.
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/magazines/Business/html/20080710T220000-0500_137725_OBS_ANTIGUA_PM_WANTS_HASSLE_FREE_MOVEMENT_BETWEEN_CARICOM_STATES.asp

“Antigua PM wants hassle-free movement between Caricom states

Friday, July 11, 2008

Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer says his government is committed to ensuring that the movement between Caricom nationals in the region becomes as hassle-free as possible, and that the immigration restrictions currently in place be minimised.”

This has changed dramatically since the murders took place despite NOT knowing who the actual murderer is,talk about having a revelation too late & a reason why we shouldn’t make the same mistake since our fragile economy is mainly around tourist dollars.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/centralamericaandthecaribbean/antiguaandbarbuda/2477943/Antiguas-prime-ministers-statement-on-murders.html

“Hence, it is the intention of my government to tighten immigration procedures and practices; and, shortly, we will take to Parliament legislation aimed at monitoring deportees to this country and deporting convicted criminals from this country.”