Indian Racists In Guyana: Talk On It

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Str8 up GT moms and pops, tho i was the first of the clan born here (guess u can call me an anchor baby)

Folks have rightly pointed to the political b.s. but have left out a few key points. Simply you have to follow the money. Like alot of other carrib nations the reason for their phuckitude has to do with loans borrowed from the IMF. Back in the 60's when GT first got independence and Burnham was in charge he was also down with (i think its) Manley or the other 1 in Ja, the other cat whose name I forget in Trini, and the head of Haiti amoungst others. There was heavy talk then about unifying the Carrib on sum USofWI deal. This was heavily frowned upon by the west and as per the norm charges of socialism/communism, red scare tactics ensued. The rest of the carib were more prone to suffer as +75% of their economies were western tourist based. GT primary source of income was bauxite and other ore exporting. Burnham and the others were seriously antiIMF as they would lose control over their econs. It diddnt work tho as a result of which a majority of the WI are in debt to the IMF where 50% and up of gdp has to go back to loan repayment.
How it affected the people was Bernham like most leader are prone to do put in alot of folks which were his folks in power. As a result of which it was mostly black faces eating meanwhile indians werent doing as well. As time passed and more indian leadership came to fro the roles were reversed with in essence indians pointing to blacks as the cause of Guyanas problems while doing the same thing as was their predessors.

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But Africans are victims of what is in the hearts of East Indians, and as I have pointed out in The Cycle of Racial Oppression (2003) and Sacred Duty: Hinduism and violence in Guyana (2005), what is written in the Hindu sacred texts. The violent reactions by some East Indians to Cycle (there has been silence on Sacred Duty since I really got to the core of the issue in that book), is that I had the audacity to discuss the formal system of racism that informs their hearts. The racism, and thus inequality, that is promoted in the Hindu sacred texts is a valuable resource which bestows benefits, rights and duties to a group of people and thus must be maintained at all costs and by any means necessary.

One area in which Africans are victimized is in development allocations and thus depriving Africans of the means of earning a living and driving them into poverty thereby injuring their life prospects. If you cannot work, you cannot live. Since the PPP came to power in 1992 a myth was formulated that Africans do not repay loans. That myth became the justification for banks denying loans to Africans, but loans are readily made available to East Indians. The result is that Africans do not apply to banks for loans, and this is then the reason for the ERC in their report concluding that there is no discrimination against Africans in receiving bank loans since Africans do not apply.

We see that one set of laws and behaviors that apply to a particular group, do not apply to another. Young African men and the poor in the society are summarily executed while surrendering, or killed without firing at the police, or are jailed for committing violent crimes, or committing a robbery. But the white collar crimes that are primarily connected to the narcotics trade, money laundering, trafficking in persons and weapons, and corruption are operations that are above the law, and the culprits are very often not prosecuted. In fact, in a series of articles in Stabroek News (beginning on September 16, 2007), Clive Y. Thomas explains how the state has been reconstituted to become a criminal enterprise.

The framers of the Constitution knew that Guyana has a racial problem and sought to heal the divisions by making provisions for consensual decisions. The “new precedent” that the President has decided on is to step outside of the Constitution and create the posts of Acting Chief Justice and Acting Chancellor. There are no such posts in the Constitution. The problem began in 2005 with the failure of an agreement between the President and the Leader of the Opposition on who should be the new Chancellor. The President named Justice Carl Singh who is/was the Chief Justice as an Acting Chancellor.


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Today, we need to look deeply into ourselves. Our racism (and we deny it) has reached its zenith. Daily there is a coercive psychological war that directly and indirectly states that no African Guyanese is qualified to be President of Guyana.
The fact that African Guyanese came here180 years before Indo Guyanese and toiled in the most inhumane conditions of brutal slavery and provided 180 years of free labour is irrelevant.
The fact that thousands and thousands of Africans died during slavery is irrelevant. The fact that African slaves built Guyana from jungle and swamp is irrelevant.
The fact that history has recorded that Africans “had driven back the sea and had cleared, drained and reclaimed 15,000 square miles of forest and swamps. This is equivalent to 9,000,000 acres of land. In short, all the fields on which the sugar estates are now based were cleared, drained and irrigated by African labour forces. All the plantations now turned villages and cities were built by unpaid African labour. In the process of building these plantations, careful research has shown that Africans installed the following (1) 2,580,000 miles of drainage canals, trenches and inter-bed drains, (2) 3,500 miles of dams, roads and footpaths, and (3) 2,176 miles of sea and river defence.
The fact that the Venn Commission of 1945 noted in the report that “to build the coastal plantation alone, a value of 100,000,000 tons of earth had to be moved by the hands of African slaves “(without machinery), this too is irrelevant.


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I don't know much about the situation with the diaspora in the Americas, but I had family that moved temp to SA and had to move back due to the racism coming from all sides including established Indians. From what I know, I wouldn't recommend living anywhere but India or the US if you're Indian; not even the UK. You'll find hate from all angles INCLUDING the local Indians who have already established their homes there.
 

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I fukks with Guyana people. Had a bunch of teachers from Guyana in high school ... I guess they moved Bahamas. Their daughters was nice looking.

I been trying to visit any speaking Caribbean / South American countries I can, where English isnt a major barrier. Where the link to buy land from the Govt down there?
 
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I don't know much about the situation with the diaspora in the Americas, but I had family that moved temp to SA and had to move back due to the racism coming from all sides including established Indians. From what I know, I wouldn't recommend living anywhere but India or the US if you're Indian; not even the UK. You'll find hate from all angles INCLUDING the local Indians who have already established their homes there.

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Racism is deep in Guyana, to the point where the thought of a Black president in Guyana is laughable to the Indians. Indians are bigots. Multiculturalism for the most part is a joke so to expect people to live in harmony with one another and not divide into their various ethnic groups is a fantasy, unfortunately.
 

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Racism is deep in Guyana, to the point where the thought of a Black president in Guyana is laughable to the Indians. Indians are bigots. Multiculturalism for the most part is a joke so to expect people to live in harmony with one another and not divide into their various ethnic groups is a fantasy, unfortunately.


:heh:

Are you this delusional?




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Yea you have nothing to say. Go chase a pawg faggit.


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