A letter to Irfaan Ali,

To Irfaan Ali,

President of Guyana

Mr. Ali and my dear brothers and sisters of the Republic of Guyana, I know you are a people of a rich and great history and strong leaders.

Let me make it clear, I have no intrinsic interest and I offer no support in this dispute to none of the parties involved in this border dispute; between your nation and your neighbor: the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

I am troubled with deep concerned, and I will like to know. Why will you allow a confessed sexual offender: Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves, the Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to host talks between your proud nation and your neighbor in crisis Venezuela.

This negotiation will be stained with the blood of the rape victims and incompetence. No good will come of this but chaos will ensue. Their is also the question of: is P. M. Ralph Gonsalves capable of being neutral and actually and able to make a decision base on the law and equity.

Let us not forget P.M Gonsalves have a long and stellar history of dishonesty and law breaking (even rape) which he refers to as "Master Strokes." You ought to also consider and ask yourself whose interest will P.M. Gonsalves will be working on. Less you forget, P.M. Ralph Gonsalves' regular trip to Venezuela, looking for, and often receives hand out, from Venezuela to cover up his administrative incompetence.

I don't think this move is in the best interest of Guyana.

Sign. Chief Strong-Blood