propaganda press! freedom in Guyana

* IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI
+ WP(C) No.7455/2001
% Date of decision : 2nd July, 2009
Naz Foundation …. Petitioner
Through: Mr.Anand Grover, Sr.Advocate with Mr.Trideep Pais, Ms.Shivangi Rai and Ms.Mehak Sothi and Ms.Tripti Tandon, Advocates
versus
Government of NCT of Delhi and Others …. Respondents Read the rest of this entry »

a big thank you to all who’ve propelled propaganda press into the great big blue yonder of cyber heaven. Read the rest of this entry »

the list that keeps on growing…bookmark and check back for updates and additions (numbers don’t signify importance or seniority in la familia)

POLITICIANS & FAMILY

1. Bhar.rat ‘big bucktuh’ Jagdeo - the elected dictator. CEO of all rackets taking place in Guyana from cocaine to guns to international pan handling & beyond
2. Sam ‘I am’ Hinds, Prime Minister - negroe front man
3. Roger ‘the verboose wundurkind’ Luncheon - Head of the Presidential Secretariat - negroe front man, the frontal lobe of the CEO.
4. Clement ‘dougla’ Rohee, Minister of Home Affairs - supporter of torture, self-hating Afro-Guyanese
5. Ronald ‘hitman’ Gajraj, former Minister of Home Affairs, leader of Murder Inc. responsible for killing hundreds of Afro-Guyanese. Currently running rackets in India as Guyana’s Ambassador

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N THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI
WP(C) No.7455/2001
Date of decision : 2nd July, 2009
Naz Foundation …. Petitioner
Through: Mr.Anand Grover, Sr.Advocate with Mr.Trideep Pais, Ms.Shivangi Rai and Ms.Mehak Sothi and Ms.Tripti Tandon, Advocates
versus
Government of NCT of Delhi and Others …. Respondents Read the rest of this entry »

The unidentified soldier has been missing since Tuesday. U.S. forces are exhausting all resources to find the soldier, the military said.
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the abduction. The U.S. soldier was kidnapped along with three Afghan soldiers, Taliban commander Mulvi Sangeen said.
The U.S. soldier visited a military post in the Yousaf Khel district and got drunk, Sangeen said. He was ambushed while returning to his car and was taken to a safe place, Sangeen said.

“We are surprised at Mr. Obama,” Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in remarks to judiciary officials broadcast on state television. “Didn’t he say that he was after change? Why did he interfere?”
“They keep saying that they want to hold talks with Iran … but is this the correct way? Definitely, they have made a mistake,” Ahmadinejad said.

daily decaires: The President also emphasised that Minister Ramsammy has no authority whatsoever over the security sector. “If there is any such authority that resides in anyone, it is either myself or the Head of the Presidential Secretariat [Dr Roger Luncheon], who is the Secretary to the Defence Board or the Minister of Home Affairs,” he said, adding that the Health Minister has no authority in such matters. [so who gave the orders big bucktuh?]

Jagdeo added that he had asked Minister Ramsammy about the accusations and the Minister informed that he was “never involved” in any such arrangements. [ ohhhh wow! ] “And at this point in time, until I get any information to the contrary, I will have to believe him,” he added.

One of Guyana’s most prominent citizens, very well educated, with lots of money and also a strident critic of the Jagdeo presidency, said to me on the telephone on Monday morning, that he is losing hope about change in Guyana. We talked and we looked at how disappointing are so many persons and organizations in this country. Read the rest of this entry »

WASHINTON ( Sh. M. Network ) -The United States has sent a shipment of weapons and ammunition to the government of Somalia, according to a U.S. official who said the move signals the Obama administration’s desire to thwart a takeover of the Horn of Africa nation by Islamist rebels with alleged ties to al-Qaeda. Read the rest of this entry »

Willemstad June, 2009 - Mr. Eton Chester, Managing Director of Citizens Bank Guyana announced that his bank has taken the important step of becoming a SWIFT member to establish its own international wire transfer operation.

This step will be taken with the advice and guidance of IBIS Management Associates Inc. the leader in advising banks in more than 20 countries on international SWIFT operations. Read the rest of this entry »

Posted: 6/24/2009 6:33:00 PM
Shabelle: SOMALIA
MOGADISHU ( Sh. M. Network ) – Sheik Hassan Dahir Aweys, the chairman of the Islamist organization of Hisbul Islam has held a press conference in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday and called for the AU forces AMISOM to leave the country. Read the rest of this entry »

American Dictators is a 90+ minute expose chronicling the degeneration of America’s political process. Alex Jones rips away layer after layer of the false left-right paradigm and finally reveals the 2004 election for what it is — stage managed theater that would make Shakespeare proud.

ole Pat is very much excited d worried about Jamaica’s financial woes and a debt to GDP ratio of 130

“With a debt to GDP ratio of 130 in Jamaica, the one thing that Trinidad and Tobago could not allow is a further deterioration in the economic situation in that country. We cannot allow it,” Manning said.

but we must ask ole Pat what about Guyana? we only have a debt to GDP ratio of 120 and we are close to Trinidad than Jamaica. Looks like once again Pat and boys of Caricom don’t have time with the failed state that is Guyana.

Dear Editor,

I have read the Low Carbon Development Strategy on GINA’s website and read the text of the presentation at the Conference Centre. The document is beautifully written with numerous fancy graphs. It is a magnificent masquerade of fiction. The President’s speech is as usual, full of hype and promise, empty on fact, empty on vision. It is a three-card monte game with Norway as the captive bettor. I do not speak Norwegian, but most of us are aware of the Latin words ‘caveat emptor,’ or buyer beware. Read the rest of this entry »

Malawi has announced a record maize harvest. The country credits its success to its investment in subsidies for farmers. Malawian President Bingu Wa Mutharika yesterday said the country had produced 3.7 million tonnes of maize - a 36 per cent rise on last year’s harvest. He attributed the record harvest to investment in farm subsidies such as fertilizer, which has helped two million small scale farmers growing maize, tobacco, coffee and tea. In 2006 Malawi grew enough food to cater for its population of 13 million people for the first time in seven years. The government introduced farmer subsidies in 2005. [much to the chagrin of the foreign plunderers]

CARACAS, June 21.— Ecuador, St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Antigua and Barbuda are to join the ALBA bloc (Bolivarian Alternative for Our America) this week, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez said today. Read the rest of this entry »

Ethiopian premier ready to stand down
By William Wallis, Financial Times
Published: June 22 2009 18:16 | Last updated: June 22 2009 18:16
Meles Zenawi, Ethiopia’s prime minister and one of Africa’s more prominent leaders on the world stage, says he is preparing to step down and hopes to take with him a generation of government officials in office since the 1991 overthrow of Mengistu Haile Mariam. Read the rest of this entry »