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Submit Your Comments Total: 7 Pages: 1   why haters caribbean people too fool wid dem self By islandman @ ca  shiloh21@hotmail.com Thursday, February 24, 2005   Why yuh want to dis Guyana What is this nonsense I hear everybody carrying on with bout Guyana is not in the Caribbean. If you take your ass to Flatbush Brooklyn you cant tell whos a Guyanese form a Jamaican form a Haitian unless we open we mouth because all a we is African. So I dont know why people like to carry on like one nationality is better that the other one when all a we come form the same place share the same history and currently living under the same circumstances. Because if any one nationality was better than the other we would all be living in our home country instead of in a foreign land. And for all of you ignorant people out there it matters not that Guyana is not literally in the Caribbean we have the same culture as the rest of the Islands and we are one of the original founding member states of CariCom. If it wasnt for Guyana who would supply the Islands with rice and sugar. Jr. Reid said we are all one blood lets act and live like it. By Blood of a Slave Heart of a King @   Guyana Sunday, February 20, 2005   not a caribbean country? Guyana is in South america, bordering T&T, but I still consider it a caribbean country, it don't matter to me, they is my Carib family man. we who are u to denounce dem, shoots. By roots @ Bahamas  Tuesday, February 15, 2005   Carib country... mudblood, what is your response to.... By fearnuhn @   Tuesday, February 15, 2005   Guyana Floods Mez Innit: Any student of geography knows that since the Caribbean Sea does not touch any part of Guyana it isn't TECHNICALLY a Caribbean country. My question is: What does it matter if it isn't? By MudBlood @   Friday, February 11, 2005   'sup Even though Guyana ISN'T IN THE CARIBBEAN!!!! It's nice to know that there are people out there who care enough to post the information on websites. Thanks guys and big it up to the Brixton massive. By mez innit!! @   Thursday, February 10, 2005   It could have been worse! While the flooding in Guyana is terrible, it could have been worse and fatalities could have been in the thousand. As a Guyanese, we ought to be thankful that we still have life. Our next mission must be to help ourselves the best way we can and be objective and open to help from those lending an helping hand. In my opinion, it is better to loose material things than to loose lives. We must maintain togetherness and help each other the best way possible through these trialing times. By Pinky @ NJ, USA  pspeid@kean.edu Wednesday, February 2, 2005   Total: 7 Pages: 1

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