Opinion

Dear Editor, I am shocked at these non-stop killings that are taking place in Guyana.

Dear Editor, We, former students of Critchlow Labour College (CLC) have been following the news of the government’s refusal to give CLC its subvention.

Dear Editor, Well what shall we do now? The criminals are clearly stating that they can attack and kill us wherever and whenever.

Dear Editor, The time has indeed come for Guyanese to have the right to bear arms.

Dear Editor, Why should our fellow citizens readjust their psyche to yet another level of brutality?

Dear Editor, How many more will have to suffer, how many more will have to die?

Dear Editor, Within three weeks of the Lusignan killings we have lost another 12 lives and as usual our government and the main opposition are stuck in their political blame game whilst the lives of innocent Guyanese continue to be snuffed out by this gang.

Dear Editor, For quite some time many of us overseas have tried in vain to warn Guyanese back home of the terrible results that would certainly follow if and when drug smuggling was allowed to take root in Guyana.

Dear Editor, What an easy thing it is for those who are up to no good, to succeed in exposing our divisions!

Dear Editor, It is with disgust that I read the report in your well read and informative paper with respect to the killing in Bartica.

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Dear Editor, It is with great sadness that I write this letter.

The smell of tear smoke discharged by the police at villagers demonstrating against poor security; the sound of ministers of the government being abused by members of the public; the sight of a bulldozer stuck in the soft mud in the village backlands; the shambles of a minister’s meeting with irate farmers; and the scene in the National Assembly of a cabinet minister intemperately remonstrating with the speaker will, sadly, remain some of the tragi-comical memories of what has now become a month of mourning for this country.

Dear Editor, When Roger Luncheon starts criticizing people for making ambiguous utterances, you know the PPP is clutching at straws.

Dear Editor, At first I thought that the headline was a misprint.

Dear Editor, In the Kaieteur News of February 17, in a report on the calls for the death penalty to be strictly enforced, it is reported that Bishop Juan Edghill stated that the death penalty was “not in conflict with our beliefs, and all of our religious teachings speak of punishment for such crimes”.

Dear Editor, I would like to convey my deepest sympathy to the relatives and friends of the late Dennis Edghill who died resulting from an altercation on the University of Guyana campus, Turkeyen.

Dear Editor, In your editorial of Sunday February 17, on my opinion piece on Dominica and ALBA, you refer to a concept document ‘Constructing ALBA’ which lists 19 areas ‘which the proposals would encompass’.

Dear Editor, Minister Robeson Benn in his closing remarks at a training workshop held at the Grand Coastal Inn on Friday last for inspectors of the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority, condemned Air Services Limited (ASL) for not allowing a GCAA inspector on one of ASL’s aircraft (Cessna Caravan) to conduct pilot checks etc.

Dear Editor, Your “Culture Box” editorial and cartoon of February 16, in The Scene were the most inane, shortsighted and offensive journalistic work I’ve read and seen in a long time.