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We have learned a few interesting points from the COI. We believe the findings will backfire against the ‘don’t split the East Indian votes’ strategy. FIRSTLY, we now have some perspective that the late Commissioner of Police, Laurie Lewis, may have been part of the plot. Interestingly that late commissioner was maintained in 1992 by the new PPP/C administration, well past his retirement age. Guyanese deserve to know why he was kept on the job. SECONDLY, as yet uncorroborated testimony at the RCOI asserted that a KGB advisor was brought to Guyana. Which political leaders in Guyana at the time had the closest associations with Soviet Union during the Cold War? THIRDLY, several of the individuals from the House of Israel cult [Joe Hamilton et al.] as well as very high ranking military veterans have become extremely close friends with the Jagdeo PPP. One of them [Gerry Gouveia] may even have flown out the alleged killer of Dr Rodney. We are to believe that [he] presenter cannot remember who ordered the flight. FOURTHLY, the COI has backfired and we must continue to raise these findings with the public as one obvious purpose of the inquiry is to try to besmirch the good name of Brigadier David Granger. Thanks to the COI, many people now know that David Granger was not only subordinate to Norman McLean in the GDF, but also had been sent to Yugoslavia at the time of Dr Rodney’s killing, long before the advent of text messages, the internet, and even direct dialled overseas calls.
Posted on: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 18:35:35 +0000

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