Opinion

Dear Editor, Another dictator will not have to answer for crimes committed against his people.

None but the most inhuman would be unmoved by the slaughter of innocent villagers at Lusignan on bloody Saturday.

Dear Editor, It’s difficult to talk politics to families and communities mourning loved ones mowed down by a phenomenon that has become a staple in Guyana-political madness.

Dear Editor, I wish to respond to comments made by home affairs minister, Clement Rohee, regarding the protests on the East Coast which have spread to West Berbice.

Dear Editor, In a matter of days three bold and murderous attacks occurred in Guyana.

Dear Editor, My heart aches every time I remember what happened to the innocent people of Lusignan, on the east coast.

Dear Editor, In the bloody aftermath of the Lusignan executions, the question must be asked: why Lusignan?

Dear Editor, It was heart wrenching to read the terrifying ordeal the families of Lusignan have had to go through in what is now being dubbed the `Lusignan massacre’.

Dear Editor, First of all, Stabroek News, as much as you are the vanguard of the free press and as much as you are in the forefront of the fight against police and military brutality (as you should be), I think that pretty soon there would be no one left in Guyana to fight for.

Dear Editor, As the entire Guyana shares in the pain and the horror of the community of Lusignan, one is left shocked by the lack of positive reaction from the Government in attempting to apprehend the criminals who perpetrated this heinous act against innocent victims.

Dear Editor, I am amazed that after such a brutal attack on innocent women and children in which 11 lives were flushed out Mafia style, our President is asking residents to form Community Policing Groups to protect themselves.

Dear Editor, I read Mr Bisram’s recent letter about Barack Obama’s presidential candidacy.

Dear Editor, I refer to the article in your issue of 24.

The action by Dominica of signing up to Venezuela’s ALBA initiative, now seems to be a source of concern in the region.

Dear Editor, SASOD extends its condolences to the families and loved ones of the six children and five adults killed in Lusignan on Saturday morning.

Dear Editor, Born in Lusignan and grown in Buxton, I state publicly my sympathy with those people on the East Coast of Demerara who have suffered at the hands of lawless gunmen or official security forces, trained to secure officials only.

Dear Editor, I write to categorically condemn this vicious, cowardly act of murder of 11 innocent Guyanese, including children, carried out no doubt by deranged and demented gunmen.

Dear Editor, Since Christmas week, we the members St Barnabas church, have been encountering piles and piles of garbage at the entrance of the church from the parapet on Regent Street leading up to the gate.

Dear Editor, The EU, UK, US and Canadian Heads of Mission advised that, “there should be some level of confidence in the country’s security forces”.

Dear Editor, Cry me a river. The statements by President Jagdeo are exactly the same statements he put out after the Sash Sawh assassination, the same after the Nathoo bar massacre, the same after the Agricola massacre, the same after the Rose Hall attack, the same after the Tain uprising, the same after the Albion attacks.