“ This is further evidence of their ostrich-like behaviour. “Leader of the PNCR Robert Corbin speaking at the press briefing at Congress Place Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) Robert Corbin yesterday responded to the comments made by General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) Donald Ramotar as it relates to the administration’s role in the embattled village of Buxton and the recent visit by Head of State Bharrat Jagdeo.Ramotar in a statement to the media had said that the PPP has done more for the village of Buxton than the PNCR ever did during its 28 years in office.The PPP General Secretary reiterated that ever since the PPP/C took office, Buxton experienced many gains in terms of its infrastructure.Corbin, in response to Ramotar’s utterances, said that it must not be forgotten that Buxton was once an industrialized village and was thriving with factories and farms, adding that the people of that village will not be fooled by the administration.The PNCR leader said that his party rejects the attempts to rewrite history in the hope that the Administration would be absolved from their dismal record of discrimination, marginalization and criminalization of Buxton as well as other communities and their citizens over the past years.Corbin told media operatives at an emergency press briefing that for the PPP/C, after 18 years in Government, to seek to measure their performance by what they alleged the PNC has done, “is further evidence of their ostrich-like behaviour rather than a visionary approach to the development of all the people of Guyana.”He stressed that “no amount of meandering or Government propaganda will fool the people of Buxton and right-thinking Guyanese” who witnessed what he called the reign of terror unleashed on the nation by the PPP/C Government, and “more specifically the Jagdeo regime in association with Roger Khan.”Corbin stated that Ramotar and the PPP should first come clean on the murder of Shaka Blair, Ronald Waddell and the hundreds of Guyanese youths who became victims of the “phantom squad” headed by self-confessed drug kingpin, Shaheed Roger Khan, and “….Ramotar would also have to explain why President Jagdeo resisted all the calls from the PNCR and the Joint Opposition Political Parties for an independent investigation or Inquiry into the criminal violence on the East Coast of Demerara since the infamous jail break.”Corbin said that the beneficiary of the crime spree from the 2002 jailbreak until the incarceration of Khan, “has been none other than Khan himself and the PPP/C, who used the opportunity for political mileage rather than guarantee the security of Guyanese citizens.”He added emphatically that the narco-militaristic operations,Asics Dynaflyte 2 Hombre, narco-connection, narco-benefits and beneficiaries, as well as the fallout, have a common political link that was firmly established in a United States court. “No PPP/C propaganda can erase that!”Corbin said that President Bharrat Jagdeo is yet to release the video tapes he claimed he had of the criminal masterminds and politicians and, “He (Jagdeo) and Ramotar should either put up or shut up”He reminded that as the spate of criminality rocked the nation, the PPP/C demonstrated that “Police Commissioner Winston Felix who was prepared to get to the root of crime through the joint military operation ‘Centipede’ launched in March 2006 was expendable, even as Khan was not. Roger Khan had the backing and support of an army of ex-military men and criminals and that of Government officials.”He spoke also of the many military-style manoeuvres and killings from 2002 until Roger Khan’s incarceration in June 2006.“Between 2002 and 2006 many citizens including businessmen, journalists and a government minister,Andreas Christensen Jersey, were executed, robbed, kidnapped and faced brutal crimes…None was spared as this nation was led astray by the PPP/C brand of justice which conveniently saw all “criminals” dead and the PPP/C gloating victory over crime,Cheap Shoes Online Australia Free Shipping, even as they strategically placed and orchestrated it, blaming the PNCR and Africans for attacking Indians and seeking power through the back door.”Corbin said that President Jagdeo, “personally reinforced these messages from their hallowed Babu John site.”He said too that in March 2006, the 2005 US Department of State’s International Narcotics Control Strategy Report announced that “Drug traffickers appear to be gaining a significant foothold in Guyana’s timber industry” and pointedly accused the Guyana Forestry Commission of granting a State Forest Exploratory Permit for a large tract of land in Guyana’s interior to Aurelius Incorporated, a company controlled by known drug trafficker Shaheed ‘Roge