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British Ambassador to Guyana Vishnu Bisram - NACTA poll

Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 04:30:34 -0800 (PST)

From: Deosaran

Subject: Re: Ramphal the quintessential Caribbean man?

Khem:

As you know, these people, whose names I will not say or write were the Abject Cads & Coolies, the quintessential House Indians in the Horror House of Burnham.

When these people are mentioned certain words flash across my mind...mongrel dog, cur, despicable traitor, craven yellowbelly, gutless, spunk less lout, stink head, fat-bellied toad, snakes and rats, vermin, the lowest low of slithering animal forms, scumbags of this earth, these turds and sh_theads........

The Prime Minister of India looks weird to me, I am now certain he IS weird, he lost this capacity to think, how can they award this man?

Aren't they aware of the horrible carnage and rape and pillage and vindictive violence inflicted on Indians by that government, of which this man was a key member?

Fine, the British can call him "Sir", those disgusting British who are incestuous perverts, who screw around with their staff, who are blood-sucking parasites living in castles and sailing their yachts, living off the fat of the land, feeding off the poor and hard-working masses, they are free to give to this sad excuse of a man, a pitiful pathetic creature, their Knights and titles. Sir!!

Sir x y z, what a monstrosity, a callous coward who participated in the suppression of this own people! How can this disgraceful man look himself in the mirror? Have they no shame? Have they no conscience?

But, horror of horrors, for the Indian people to award this man? Really, if you think about it, not a surprise, these Indians are chronic habitual F of themselves, throughout the annals of Indian History, they were subjugated by outsiders and one does not wonder why, anymore.

The poor Indian women who were raped, the Indian families who were brutalized, is the Indian Prime Minister aware of this?. How can they even associate with these tyrants and oppressors of Indian people?

It angers and saddens me immensely to hear that India has awarded and praised this man, and people such as him.

Regards,

Deosaran