Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I spent Sunday morning visiting friends in Lusignan and the homes attacked in the massacre there.

Dear Editor, The world is replete with examples of how not to fight an insurgency without resorting to genocide and environmental destruction.

Dear Editor, Following our criticism of his earlier article, your business columnist Mr.

Dear Editor, The unending political strife which shows itself up in subtle attacks and counter attacks along racial divides needs a more radical solution than the proposals for power sharing that have been advanced for several years, with no apparent approach at implementation.

Dear Editor, I congratulate the hardworking management, staff and illustrious editorial team of the Stabroek News for the professional manner in which numerous issues of national importance have been reported over the past several months.

Dear Editor, While I understand Brother Eusi Kwayana’s argument that “The right to peaceful protest should not be denied” (08.02.05), , I wonder if he gave any thought to the ramifications of such a protest on the PPP and its government?

Dear Editor, Last night I happen to come across an article written about the genesis of Stabroek News, and the obstacles you had to overcome in the effort to establish this newspaper.

Dear Editor, I, like all other straight-thinking Guyanese, am deeply saddened by the recent savagery in Lusignan.

Dear Editor, It is disappointing that none of the political parties has responded positively to the editorial on “Massacre of the 11,” published in SN, January 28.

Dear Editor, Rondell Rawlins is on the run, in hiding or has left the country with the help of his friends.

Dear Mr President, A few years ago on your visit to New York, I participated in a picketing exercise; the issue was ” Security”!

Dear Editor, I had to do a double take. No this was just the wrong channel.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter by Mr. Vincent Alexander captioned “We must try to understand how our society has produced ruthless killers” (08.02.02).

Dear Editor, I see everyone, including the newspapers are shrill in their criticism of President Jagdeo.

Dear Editor, Some in their grief and agony after the horrible carnage at Lusignan called for the return of Roger Khan and Ronald Gajraj.

Dear Editor, We seem to be back at the days when Dayclean used to complain that “no procession other than a funeral procession” could be held without permission under the Public Order Act.

Dear Editor, In a recent press release, the ruling People’s Progressive Party expressed strong disapproval at the Kaieteur News coverage of the Lusignan incident and hinted that they may register a complaint with the Guyana Press Association.

Dear Editor, The President and PPP/C government has to my mind had to make some of the toughest decisions ever in their fifteen years in office, so far.

Dear Editor, I write with respect to my letter which you published and titled ” Mr Ramson is a hard core supporter of the PPP and I am not happy with his appointment as an Appeal Court Judge” (08.02.03).

Dear Editor, We, as concerned Guyanese, realize that it is our duty to speak out unequivocally, against the recent atrocities carried out in Lusignan particularly the slaughter of innocent children in their beds where they lay and the reign of terror that has since descended.