Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The government is talking about criminal gangs and insurgent elements.

Dear Editor, I think Mr Frederick Kissoon is wrong. He said (02/19) that it was “not Father Rodrigues who first advocated the establishment of contact with the gunmen.

Dear Editor, While President Bharrat Jagdeo is only now holding meetings to get ideas on how to stop the criminal slaughter of citizens nationwide, the consensus of the sensible majority of Guyanese seems obvious: the immediate capture of this murderous gang is the most pressing of national priorities.

Dear Editor, There seems to be a close race as to which branch of law enforcement, the Police or the Magistracy, most breaks the law by refusing bail to persons entitled to bail and as a result filling the police lock-ups and the prisons with persons who are presumed to be innocent in the eyes of the law.

Dear Editor, Events taking place in other countries within the region, especially Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, should serve to guide our actions here in Guyana.

Dear Editor, To the bereaved family members, friends, fellow villagers, and Guyanese at large, the Guyanese Pioneer Fund-raising group of Scarborough, Ontario send their deepest and heartfelt condolences.

Dear Editor, Based on solid intelligence out there and the recent massacre in Lusignan and Bartica the government need to wake up and face the reality that they are dealing with a rebel group whose aim is to destabilize the government of the day.

Dear Editor, Why should Guyanese be subjected to the spurious comments of government ministers about the recent spate of killings, on National Communication Network (NCN) Channel 11.

Dear Editor, In 1997, I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Bartica.

Dear Editor, The People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) administration can no longer deny the now patently clear interference in the daily operations of the state media, thereby subverting the roles and functions of the Boards of Directors as well as the journalistic and editorial functionaries of the Guyana Chronicle and National Communications Network.

Dear Editor, I had written a letter to you sometime ago on three questions which was never printed.

Dear Editor, For some time now I was pondering President Jagdeo’s declared position that he would not engage Mr.

Dear Editor, As predicted by opinion polls, the party of the late Benazir Bhutto has won the parliamentary elections in Pakistan.

Dear Editor, All Guyanese were forced to stop and reflect on the recent murderous rampage at Bartica.

Dear Editor, I cannot overcome the shock of suffering the loss of $120,000 from my home at Charity, Essequibo Coast during a police search shortly after 8.30 Monday night February 4, for arms and ammunition.

Dear Editor, It is clear that Stabroek News has an agenda to muzzle or control the African interpretation of reality.

Dear Editor, On Friday Feb 15 I visited a friend in New Amsterdam.

Dear Editor, While according to the Guyana Water Inc. they are grappling with getting their act together so as to bring a tolerable and stable water service to the Linden Community, a greater danger looms, typhoid!

Dear Editor, I am extremely distraught over the fact that the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr.

Dear Editor, Regarding the letter “Genetic science has a lot to offer”, (08.02.15) by M Xiu Quan-Balgobind-Hackett, February 15, 2008: M Xiu Quan-Balgobind-Hackett must have misread my letter for I did not “condemn outright the new techniques of genetic science”.