When one lies enough, one forgets the original lie

Apr 29, 2010 Letters

Dear Editor,
Anna Goodridge who is suspected to be another pen name for Prem Misir or one of his band of merry entrepreneurs who daily spread domination propaganda has lost her (or his) mind.
She writes in her most recent fluffery…”I am somewhat curious as to how Mr. Phillips can make such direct reference to Dr. Prem Misir’s writings on “Trust as a basis for shared governance”, as he calls it, while another letter penned by Dr. Misir appeared the very same day on the exact subject with very similar wordings (In the Kaieteur News).”
Well Ms. Goodridge, when one lies enough, one forgets the original lie.
Kindly go through your Chronicle and the SN and the Kaieteur News of the recent past and you will see that Mr. Misir’s latest letters on attacking shared governance, six of them in the last four weeks, all have this basic theme that has been a theme of his for the last five years when he is faced about the truth of the Westminster system and the PPP misrule.
To now state the Kaietuer is providing me with letters from Prem Misir shows desperation only associated with the criminally and racially insane. Next you will accuse me of stating that India practices shared governance similar to that being practised in Guyana but that would be cognitive dissonance as the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh stated publicly that the more than 165 million Dalits in India are living in “hidden Aparthied’.
I hope Anna recovers from her sublimal bout with abject stupidity. And yes, a great Guyanese patriot Clarence Frederick Ellis has died but because he was not a PPP member or is African, the Chronicle and Guyana Times and GINA have all refused to acknowledge him.
Perhaps this is called “unhidden Apartheid”
Eric Phillips