Minority gov't a good or bad for Guyana...snoopter, sca, ketchmin,.

operation makonaima

dats why dem vote afc cause dem get notin fuh dem sacrifice

daaammnn....you are rale mixed up..

One is in 1966

De odda in 2006 !

66 ....GDF sh1t pants...

2006 de Coke drop went awry !

Anyways , de poor Fisherman in Essequibo Cop it ...

Sold it .

open big bizness...

Send kids overseas..

Den de Colombians show up to recover ..

YOU ARE SOUNDING WACO , THERE WILL BE NO MILITARY COUP IN THE AMERICAS , DOSE DAYS ARE GONE . ANY  ARMY DAT DOES DIS , THEN THAT COUNTRY WOULD BE OSTRACISED BY THE AMERICAS COMMUNITY OF NATIONS . GEO POLITICS HAS CHANGED , NO MORE COLD WAR

Guess wuh dem do to de poor Fisherman ?

granger may want to plant conspiracy ...watch out ...  :shocked:

Here is the jist of the GDF's bravery...  On January 4, 1969, Prime Minister Burnham reported that disturbances had occurred in the Rupununi region of southern Guyana. The historically independent-minded ranchers of the Rupununi's savannahs had unsuccessfully attempted a secessionist revolt. The police station in Lethem, the major government post in the region, had been attacked on January 2. Four policemen and one civilian employee of the police had been killed. The insurgents then seized and blocked most area airstrips. The airstrip at Manari, eight kilometers from Lethem, was left open, apparently for the insurgents' own use. Responding quickly, the Guyanese government flew police and GDF forces to Manari. Surprised by the rapid government action, the insurgents fled to Venezuela and order was restored. The Guyanese government charged that a captured insurgent claimed the ranchers had developed a plan in December 1968 to create a separate state with Venezuelan aid. Venezuela allegedly transported the insurgents to and from training camps in Venezuela. After Guyana put down the rebellion, the insurgents took refuge in Venezuelan border towns. Venezuela denied any wrongdoing and declared the insurgents Venezuelan citizens because they had inhabited land claimed by Venezuela. The new citizens were promised land and jobs by the Venezuelan government. Guyana bitterly protested the Venezuelan actions. The troubled peace along the border was again shattered in February 1970 when Guyanese and Venezuelan forces skirmished for several days. Machine guns and mortars were used during the three days of fighting, which involved Venezuelan troops on Ankoko Island and Guyanese troops at a nearby outpost. On March 3, Venezuela closed the border.