BHARRAT JAGDEO: THE GREAT GUYANESE TRAITOR WHO REFUSED TO ACCEPT A GUYANESE BACK TO GUYANA

 

I have written before and it need be said again and again: the PPP is a killing machine.

It ought to be obvious that the PPP, the so-called "Jagan Party" as opposed to the people's party, has betrayed a Guyanese by refusing to ask for his extradition back to Guyana. This left the Surinamese to do whatever they wanted and so, they made a deal with the US for their benefit. We cannot blame them for his although we fault them for denying Khan his civil and human rights.

We have to ask why the PPP Government under the inept President Jagdeo, has refused to honor their duty to seek the extradition of Khan. Khan was a Guyanese, and whether we liked him or not, was deserving of diplomatic support. Khan by right should have been taken back to Guyanese soil. But Jagdeo had other plans. And his plans are those of Mrs. Janet Jagan, interestingly, an American who has spent a career wagging against supporting the Imperials, America.

In any event, now that the US have spirited Khan to the US, we can expect a trial from which Khan would have to do extended time, some critical time to say the least in regards to the 2006 general election situation.

The Guyanese people, who have been under the weight of the criminals, which the corrupted PPP administration could not handle, which the police became bombarded by, and which the army under brigadiers Aterley and now Collins, have refused to confront having compromised their duties along racial and partisan (pro-PNC lines), surely wants to know why the PPP walked away from Khan if indeed Khan helped them to stem the crime tide of 2002-2003.

In the court document presented by Khan's attorney hours before (June 28, 2006; see Case no. 06-CR-00255, doc. 3, Brooklyn, New York) he was drugged and kidnapped by US Agents, or motion to dismiss the "indictment" against Khan, one reads: "Mr. Khan responded to the crisis and the kidnapping by providing financial and logistical support to the government."

East Indians in particular rightfully believe that Khan played a significant hand in putting a brake on the Buxton gang, which is being assisted by the military intelligence unit at Camp Ayenganna, army headquarters, along with key PNC members, and without whose input, the Guyana Government would have already fallen.

This should be a lesson to all the supporters of the PPP; let it be lesson to hundreds of thousands of Indians who supported the PPP despite the iron-clad control of Mrs. Janet Jagan who is more than 80 years old, but wants to dictate the future of thousands of young Guyanese.

Let it be a lesson to those in New York and Toronto (especially the Association of Concerned Guyanese) and London that flock around the PPP elite, offering thousands of dollars for which there is no account, as well as trying to stifle the Guyanese communities in their neighborhood to favor the PPP (certain newspapers are pro-PPP simply because the PPP treats them like royalty in Guyana, using State resources); let this be a lesson to the many real estate tycoons and lawyers and entrepreneurs especially in Richmond Hill, New York, who fatten the PPP each time these individuals come to town.

It is all these things a more that contribute to the virus inside Freedom House that is eating away at Guyana. It is these pampering attitude amongst a group of dim-witted East Indians especially, many of whom have very little real interest in Guyana, for President Jagdeo and his colleagues, that contribute to the sterility among PPP leaders, and death and decay amongst the people.

As long as the PPP remains in office, there is only one gift for the PPP supporters: blood. The PPP, as I said, is a great killing machine and it is always hungry.

It is time for East Indians to find a new political representation for sure: from Balram Singh Rai to Roger Khan, the story has been one and the same—the supporters are used for the personal benefits of PPP figures. It has always been a betrayal.

A few weeks again, the Guyanese president allegedly came to Washington on a quiet trip and met with US officials and it is quite possible that he made a trade: Khan for support against the Buxton gangs, and victory at the elections.

This arguably enabled him to promise reform of the army (to placate the Indians), even though the party did not even win the elections. It may even explain why the army is not going in search of the killers of Sawh (another noble PPP sacrifice).

The great betrayal begins with Bharrat Jagdeo and Janet Jagan; and it would end with the incarceration of Khan and the slaying of more Guyanese, while the PPP hierarchy continue to transport the gold and diamond from the Essequibo coast, getting millions in "kick-back" from contractors and others to whom they "award" contracts, and worse amongst it all, preside over the demise of a nation of people trapped in a cycle of violence and ineptitude.

It is time to work to remove the PPP from office, and to educate its die-hard supporters in the US and Canada about the great killing machine they have helped to keep alive. How many more lives will East Indians give to the corrupted and unscrupulous Jagdeo and others?

How many more?