SURINAME-GUYANA: Maritime Settlement Sparks Oil Rush

al-fallujah wrote:

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lol...oh you've definitely been gone a while...there is NO textile mill in Guyana for quite some time now...there was some arrangement where a chinese govt firm bought the textile mill to do something that may very well be a state secret...as far as i know, it does not manufacture textiles and i pass it at least a couple times a month and see no activity
and the only flour mill is owned by an american company
the govt just granted import licences for flour to a number of companies last month i think it was...very recent

Mek a tell ya, I work at Sanata Mill donkey years ago wen Ulric Pilgrim was GM a very nice man in them "Feed Clothe and House" days of course they get mad at the Great Lord Burnham for banning many tings haha like cooking oil split peas onions garlic and saltfish like they can't try to do themself. Of course he invest heavy because Chineys was training the workers. A shame they close it down because in my time about 900 people used to work there. yes they is wicked, but they might be inventing necular somethings for all we know right. germ warfare people better watch if they rebel they might kill them off with nerve gass.

vex inventing nuclear in Guyana? let's get real....a canadian mining plunderer is fighting for the right to mine their uranium under Guyana soil with anothe plunderer, but that will be shipped off as resources to the other world and we will see no benefits or profits. for the record i think it should stay in the ground

cheongsam wrote:

Good article by Bert Wilkinson.

hey everyone im doing a report on guyana its a great countryy!!!