Letters on: Hope and Nation Building Related Links: Letters on: Guyanese Pride Letters Menu Archival Menu Wanted: unconditional love Building a nation may take decades Nation building is not the answer Stimulating the work ethic My objection is to the concept of one overarching culture Still an uneasiness in the skin Guyanese must challenge cultural elitism Fragmentation is not the answer The old goal of the autarchic state has been abandoned Good service at Georgetown Hospital Guyanese should change thought patterns Guyana has great future Given the present reality many will identify with a pre-Guyana culture Give Guyana a chance to develop At what point do we say move on? We can learn about waste disposal from Singapore President of the people "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." The togetherness and love that prevailed What about a made for television series? Humanity prevailed in spite of this tragedy Passion may be the key ingredient Inhumane reports in the press King was not the first approached Recognizing the private sector as the engine of growth I've cherished my trips to Guyana We must start looking for the best in us I have enjoyed my stay in Guyana This would make my Mash Leadership qualifications My wish is for love and respect Can housewives be trained to fill the gaps created by the brian drain? Guyanese need to forgive and move forward as a nation When will we find a cause to motivate us? There are limits to democratic oppositon We need to feed ourselves, plant our own cotton Yesu Persaud and Ronald Bulkan have shown the way Well done is better than well said Structural solutions to our problems must be advocated Not in my name We have to improve our image An eye for an eye will get us nowhere Is there a viable alternative? We have a dream We have to start seeing this land as our land We should highlight the peculiarly Guyanese things that are done A new political culture is gradually being cultivated 'Constructive engagement' progress comes from cooperation Impressed by these examples of crossing the political divide
Wanted: unconditional love Building a nation may take decades Nation building is not the answer Stimulating the work ethic My objection is to the concept of one overarching culture Still an uneasiness in the skin Guyanese must challenge cultural elitism Fragmentation is not the answer The old goal of the autarchic state has been abandoned Good service at Georgetown Hospital Guyanese should change thought patterns Guyana has great future Given the present reality many will identify with a pre-Guyana culture Give Guyana a chance to develop At what point do we say move on? We can learn about waste disposal from Singapore President of the people "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." The togetherness and love that prevailed What about a made for television series? Humanity prevailed in spite of this tragedy Passion may be the key ingredient Inhumane reports in the press King was not the first approached Recognizing the private sector as the engine of growth I've cherished my trips to Guyana We must start looking for the best in us I have enjoyed my stay in Guyana This would make my Mash Leadership qualifications My wish is for love and respect Can housewives be trained to fill the gaps created by the brian drain? Guyanese need to forgive and move forward as a nation When will we find a cause to motivate us? There are limits to democratic oppositon We need to feed ourselves, plant our own cotton Yesu Persaud and Ronald Bulkan have shown the way Well done is better than well said Structural solutions to our problems must be advocated Not in my name We have to improve our image An eye for an eye will get us nowhere Is there a viable alternative? We have a dream We have to start seeing this land as our land We should highlight the peculiarly Guyanese things that are done A new political culture is gradually being cultivated 'Constructive engagement' progress comes from cooperation Impressed by these examples of crossing the political divide
