Robert Corbin’s PNC Not Burnham’s Party

 The average Negro-Guyanese praise Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham (1923-1985) as the greatest thing since slice bread in Guyana (formerly British Guiana, May 26, 1966). The average Negro-Guyanese expects every African-Guyanese to support the PNC/APNU, and/or anything or person thrown up there in the charade, masquerading as a leader of Guyanese people selected by the executive committee (membership) of the PNC.

The PNC ceased being Burnham’s party when Desmond Hoyte made decisions, eradicating the Burnham policies and neutralizing the Burnham influence within the PNC.  Hamilton Green has little or no authority within the PNC. The PNC is not David Granger’s party. The PNC is Robert Corbin’s platform to wield political influence and receive material gains for his efforts.

The PNC has no room for the descendants of Forbes Burnham, his Godson, his adopted son and/or his son-in-law. The PNC is not a Burnham party. I am sure not one of Burnham’s daughters is a member of the PNC, much less in the executive Committee of the PNC. Van West Charles, do you remember him? Well he is Burnham’s son-in-law. He is not a member of the PNC. Van West Charles is a professor beyond the boundaries of Guyana. How could that be the fact of the matter?

Yet Negroes supporters of Robert Corbin’s PNC claim the PNC is Burnham’s party. That’s as absurd as it is outrageous. PNC is what it is devoid of Burnham’s influence. That’s as clear as sunshine. PNC has no direction, no vision, no planning, and no development programs. PNC is an old boys’ club of square pegs in round holes, conning Guyanese people aspiring to hold highest offices, thereby they could and will reap greater rewards in similar fashion as the corrupt Jagdeo-Ramotar led PPP. Burnham’s daughters won’t support the PNC as it’s currently constituted. The daughters are perhaps not interested or denied the opportunity. Perhaps, they were neither approached nor asked.  However, Burnham’s five daughters aren’t dumb, deaf and blind. It’s a shame. They are likely to make decisions which would be for the greatest good of Guyanese people and Guyana.