propaganda press! freedom in Guyana

Guyana.org: One of the biggest cover-ups occurred when Vincent Teekah, the Minister of Education, was killed on the night of 24 October 1979. He died of a bullet wound and it was apparent that the shot was fired at very close range. Teekah was in the company of an American dentist, Dr. Oswaldene Walker, who lived in Maryland, USA and worked at Howard University in Washington DC.

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ANC leader Jacob Zuma has threatened “very serious action” if members of President Thabo Mbeki’s government undermine the ANC, or ANC leaders show disrespect for the government.
“I have said in the past to the [ANC's national executive committee] that people must not gossip, and plan and mislead, and think that this gossip does not come to the [notice of the] movement.
“We will act to bring about control in the ANC. We must not be surprised if we take harsher actions against those whose activities undermine the ANC. If this continues, you will have to remove me as president of the ANC.”

Rob-Rivera.com:Led by 17-year-old Guillermo Guevara Paz, 150 to 200 students from the institute marched to Balboa High School, carrying their school’s Panamanian flag and a sign proclaiming their country’s sovereignty over the Canal Zone. They had first informed their school principal and the Canal Zone authorities of their plans before setting out on their march. Their intention was to raise the Panamanian flag on the Balboa High School flagpole where the Americans had raised theirs.

LAGOS, Nigeria - The main [freedom fighter] group in Nigeria’s oil region offered Sunday to halt attacks if one of its leaders is released from prison in Angola, where he is being held on arms smuggling charges.
The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta said it would immediately halt hostilities in response to the release of Henry Okah, whom the Nigerian government wants to put on trial.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini on Sunday voiced Iran`s readiness to respond to the remaining ambiguities on the country`s peaceful nuclear activities by March 2008.
Talking to reporters during his weekly press briefing he added, `Tehran is ready to respond to the the remaining ambiguities regarding Iran`s peaceful nuclear program to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) by March 2008.

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“We know from experience that democracy is the only system of government that yields lasting peace and stability,” he added.
Yet he was speaking about democracy in a deeply undemocratic country, the Emirates, where an elite of royal rulers makes virtually all the decisions. Large numbers of foreign resident workers have few legal or human rights, including no right to citizenship and no right to protest working conditions.

In a meeting with Director-General of International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei, Saeedi said that Iran is keen on working with IAEA on the modality plan to settle the remaining issues.

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Kevin Gifford left his farm in Zimbabwe six years ago, hoping to make his fortune by turning bush land in neighbouring Mozambique into a flourishing tobacco farm.
“My family pioneered what was Rhodesia in 1894, I sort of see myself in those shoes, except that I have technology on my side. We were coming into nothing agriculture-wise,” he says. [we don't miss you pioneers kevin. thank you very much]
Like many of the Zimbabweans who came to Mozambique, Mr Gifford was on a scheme sponsored by an international tobacco firm. [we don't know what firm]

“The real shock to the Zimbabweans was that the support structures they had enjoyed back home simply did not exist in Mozambique,” says Mr Hanlon, a senior lecturer in international development at the UK’s Open University.

There were no government loans for irrigation or electrification, nor any research available from the Ministry of Agriculture on, for example, the best maize to plant. [you ever heard this part before in the media propaganda war against Mugabe? poor Blacks were always paying for the so.called breadbasket]

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Doctors said Sunday that Indonesia’s former dictator Suharto was in “very critical condition” after suffering multi-organ failure, with his heart and lungs showing further decline. The 86-year-old’s red blood cell level also dropped.

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how could Vice Admiral Kevin Cosgriff now tell bushkiller the incident was serious when this was the same Vice Admiral Cosgriff who said in the Middle East that nothing happened and his mouthhpiece told ABC they have no idea where the voice in their heads came from? or is Dana Perino lying since he knows the good ole boy Cosgriff will not contradict him or the bush.killer? if the conversation never came up, how could the topic be discussed? Read the rest of this entry »

Stabroek News: President of the [Guyana Bar Association], Kashir Khan is also questioning the statement issued by Minister of Local Govern-ment and Regional Develop-ment, Lall on his involvement in a fracas with a teenager and the firing off his weapon while allegedly attempting a citizen’s arrest. After six weeks of silence Lall said in a statement that he was assaulted and had fired one shot from his weapon.

“The United States cannot conduct business as usual in Kenya,” said the statement, written by Jendayi E. Frazer, assistant secretary of state for African affairs and house negress at large. [now what business does big whitey have in  Kenya that's being interrupted? that's the question you need to ask!]

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