Dr. Rupert Roopnarine of WPA

ketchim · 12-24-2015, 06:04 PM · 2 people reading this discussion

#11
In the car with walter was his brother Donald.

#12
http://www.blackhistorystudies.com/resou...er-rodney/

16. On July 11, 1979, Walter, together with seven others, was arrested following the burning down

of two government offices. He, along with Drs Rupert Roopnarine and Omawale,

was later charged with arson.


18. On Friday 13 June 1980, a remote control bomb, disguised in a walkie-talkie, handed to

Walter Rodney by a senior military officer, [size=10pt]Gregory Smith[/size]

was the weapon used to assassinate him.

The bomb exploded in Walter Rodney's lap while he sat in a car with his brother

in Georgetown, ending his life............He was 38 years old  :'(

#13
name these guys from the Parliament b4 Independence :
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#14
is that burnham in the back?

#15
eh heh and Krishna blu eye chachi in front  8)


Neville Bissember was the Mayor ...Injun to right of Janet

#16
President David Granger on Monday evening at the residence of the Minister of State, Joseph Harmon, encouraged a group of young Guyanese students studying abroad to return home on completion of their studies.
“We are going to move mountains to enable young Guyanese to come back and have a stake in their native land,” he told the students.

#17
Pakarima is an entire " Range "

so chap telling the truth...

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=101929.msg671844#msg671844 date=1451489887]
“We are going to move mountains to enable young Guyanese to come back
[/quote]

#18
He'd better concentrate on keeping the ones at home.  Steups ..... 

#19
Thes "students" he speak of :  on taxpayers scholarship ?  :-\

#20
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In spite of the opposition People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) insisting that the Bill be moved to a Parliamentary Select Committee for further consideration, the governing A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) last evening approved the Bill with its majority in the House, while the Opposition refused to vote.
The Bill, presented by AG Williams, comes at a time when there have been heightened terrorist activities globally. “This Bill arrives in this honourable House at a time when terrorism stalks the world,” the attorney-general noted in his opening remarks, adding: “It is imperative that the nations, in comity, strive to implement measures, and to put measures in place to combat this new challenge.”

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