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Jeremy, please confirm.

Jeremy (Persad SayWhat) unmasked.

In fact, he’d give it to India for free if they just ask.

In reply to Halliwell

Let's hear from the horse's mouth.

In reply to Curtis

In reply to Curtis

Jeremy at state house right now decked out in his kurta and waving the India flag.

Word is that Jags denied him entry... heard that he's planning to jump the fence though.

In reply to anthonyp

In reply to anthonyp

He kurta made from Indian Flag

In reply to Jumpstart



Classic Moment indeed. Not to be denied. Trinis are very special in many diverse ways.

In reply to anthonyp

I heard he volunteer to make the dhall at State House just to get een

In reply to Curtis

You saw how much ole mas portrayals that inspired. The student who won schools ole mas in south won with a Karen portrayal. Kallicharran didn’t enter this year but I’m sure they were tempted after the funeral

I knew from inception that was Modi’s objective, knowing fully well that there are entities in the country who prefer India to their own country Guyana, that is, the same ones who cheer for India against West Indies.

In reply to Curtis

If I may explain...

Refineries in China and India purchase heavy oil for their refineries .

Such as the Tar sands in Alberta and Venezuelan oil deposits.

Brent crude is expensive compared to purchasing heavy oil at about 40 dollars per barrel.
Russia is selling heavy oil to China and India at 35 dollars per barrel.

Guyana oil is light, clean oil , so it commands a high price Such cannot and will not be refined by Indian refineries.
These countries have the largest heavy oil refineries in the world

Jamnagar Refinery
Owned by Reliance Industries Limited, the largest oil refinery in the world is located in Jamnagar, India, and can process 1.24 million barrels of oil per day.
It's the petroleum hub of the world, producing one-third of India's oil consumption.

With a 10% investment, India might follow China's example in Guyana. These wells will start producing heavy oil in a few years.
India , China , South Korea, and Japan purchase 85% of heavy dirty oil in the world; it's cheap.

Bitumen from Venezuela and Canada tar sands can be upgraded to synthetic crude oil and refined to make asphalt, gasoline, jet fuel, and value-added chemicals.
Canada's tar sands produce 4,800,000 barrels per day
Canadian exports of crude oil to us refineries 1.3 million barrels per day in 2000 to over 3.8 million barrels per day in 2019
U.S. refineries are growing increasingly reliant on Canadian heavy oil, including oil from the oil sands. The total percentage of heavy crude oil that the U.S. imports from Canada as a share of all of its imports of Canadian oil has risen from 25.1 per cent in 2000 to 55.8 per cent in 2019, an increase of 122 per cent over the past two decades
A major consumer of bitumen from the oil sands is the United States (Gulf Coast). The refineries in the area provide the best purchase prices for the heavy oil benchmarks in the world because they are best equipped to handle heavy sour grades.

In reply to Slipfeeler

You smell a rat. They can't fool everyone.

That’s what is called an opportunistic man. Where was Modie before the oil thing bruk?

In reply to Curtis

In reply to StumpCam

De man caught a few of them with the same bait

Are the anti-Modi, anti-Irfaan, crew unable to think for themselves? Why do they always ask Jeremy to think for them?

In reply to anthonyp

Modi catches a lot of people bro

In reply to Prako

I think they are victimizing Jeremy for his beliefs and passions

Guyana and India will both benefit by doing business with each other.

I see many news channel in India saying it's not about the money, it's more about culture ties.

In reply to Jeremy

Yea and I am sure that you believe that hogwash, if that has even any semblance of veracity, where was India when Guyana was suffering and Guyanese sitting on airport benches?

In reply to Slipfeeler

You got him with that one. He can't answer.