Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, While not attempting to join the healthy verbal exchange between a senior member of the government and a senior aviator on the suitability of the Bell 206 helicopters just bought by the administration, I wish to point out the principal strengths and weaknesses of the decision as a learning point as we move forward.

Dear Editor, I am a local manufacturer who is seeking to promote my products regionally and internationally.

Dear Editor, Some friends of mine and I have discussed the crime situation.

Dear Editor, Senior police officers and policemen who failed in their duties to respond to a massacre that was taking place in Lusignan were first given a transfer.

Dear Editor, Why does the Mayor and City Council of Georgetown have crews driving around, using vehicles and gasoline purchased by taxpayer dollars, harassing taxpayers who may be involved in repairs to their premises?

Dear Editor, The impression I am getting from the published letters is that the majority of Guyanese have fallen hook, line and sinker for the global warming theory.

Dear Editor, You had published a letter by a grief stricken teacher on the death of one of her students who died with Leptospirosis.

Dear Editor, The Region Two administration was finally able to complete work on a concrete bridge, which was done by two contractors to replace a wooden one across a trench aback of the Suddie Post Office during a six-month period of construction.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter captioned “The Jamaican experience shows that corporal punishment does not work”, (08.03.12) by that concerned group which was very informative and should be given to every school and teacher.

Dear Editor, The GDP per capita of Guyana in 1992 was US$380 (ref: The World Factbook 1992) and in 2007 US$1,270 (ref: The World Factbook 2007).

Dear Editor, The landlocked Himalayan nation of Nepal goes to the polls on April 10 to choose a national assembly that will be selected from a combination of the PR system Guyana currently has as well as a first past the post (FPTP) system that Guyana had during colonial rule.

Dear Editor, I turned on my television on March 20, 2008 at approximately 21:30 hrs and began to watch CN Sharma’s Justice For All programme with Mr Joey Jagan.

Dear Editor, I extend hearty congratulations to the very promising Guyana Defence Force and West Point Cadet, Cedric A Fraser, who has over the years proven his prowess not only academically but athletically.

Dear Editor, In a span of less than two months, whirlwinds sadistic and grisly-and unmatched in intensity-scythed through two Guyanese communities. 

Dear Editor, Am I the only one that read this article?

Dear Editor, Kenneth Joseph, NAACIE’s President and FITUG’s General Secretary in a letter captioned “Opposition walkout sends the wrong message to the nation” (08.03.03) attacked the Oppo-sition for walking out of parliament, saying it is sending the wrong message to the nation.

Dear Editor, Frederick Kissoon a regular writer in the Kaieteur News always writes that this government is worse than Burnham governing, calling this government, under President Jagdeo, an elected dictatorship.

Dear Editor, I am not a political scientist nor have I ever studied politics but over these many years I have observed that no political party which wins an election with a clear majority ever shares any of its powers with the loser.

Dear Editor, I refer to the PNCR’s  press statement of April 3, 2008.

Dear Editor, I was in Trinidad in late January for a carnival fete at University of the West Indies where I met many prominent Guyanese who had flown in from NYC and Guyana to patronize the event.