South Georgetown residents share their experiences during a visit by US Congressman Jonathan Jackson

WATCH || Afro-Guyanese residents of Albouystown and other South Georgetown communities share their experiences during a visit by U.S. Congressman Jonathan Jackson.

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These are real people I can see loving people they are human beings soft spoken people wow so sweet 😋

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Yes

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Political power is not permanent. .

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Guyana

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This was so embarrassing! You could see there where told what to say. I am fed up the blacks always like to be ised as pawn.

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The truth hurts. The people spoke from the heart. It's happening all over Guyana. No amount of racist politics by the PNC will stop the transformation and development of Guyana. Afro Guyanese are emansipating themselves from mental slavery and the victim mentality. Big up Albouystown.

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@@allankhan2477 Hag wash, the coolie people getting billions of dollars in contract and giving these blacks 2 hundreds thousand.......that... is called slavery in a new form. SO GET YO SKUNT!

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You are a racist. You can't take the truth even if it hits you in the face. Go fuck yourself.

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Lie lie lies

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Brain wash, Brain wash

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Set up people to speak

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People who was paid

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so you saing who had contracts were paid ? and the people who saw their lives improved were paid , you know you talking rubbish, you are a die hard PNC donkey.