What’s the GHRA’s agenda?

THE PNCR's opposition to `Operation Stiletto’ is understandable - armed banditry or not, Buxton is their power base so one has to forgive them.

But the Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA)! Their behaviour is scandalous and extremely unpatriotic!

To write that the Police action was only meant to pacify the President is an extremely mean shot, something that would never emanate from any reputable organisation.

When the President speaks, he does not speak as Bharrat Jagdeo but as the leader of the people of Guyana. That is who he is, if GHRA likes it or not.

Two more Indo-Guyanese were recently killed in Buxton. Has the GHRA said any thing of this? No.

Who really are these people? What is their agenda? Crime prevention surely isn't!

Those murdered and robbed in Buxton are not entitled to human rights. (Let's not forget that many Buxtonians themselves have been killed by these gangs).

If my community was inundated with murderous criminals and the armed forces were there to flush them out, I would give them my fullest support; sure search my house (if I have nothing to hide).

If the Police take me in for questioning, I'm supposed to understand that it is all in the best interest of my village. What's a little inconvenience in the interest of peace and stability? (If that's what I want.)

One has to really ask, do Buxtonians really want a crime-free village? It doesn't seem so; not with gross incitement from `talk show’ people and tacit encouragement from the likes of the GHRA.

One only hopes that the Police Commissioner has the guts to stand by his strong words and is determined to do his job and not just please the President.
Peace unto our beloved land.

Thursday, October 27, 2005

DAVINDRA NAUTH,QUEENS