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Submitted by the Guyana Institute for Democracy
His Excellency Thorbjørn Jagland Chair of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee

As you must have known by now, Guyana’s President Bharrat Jagdeo has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for 2010. He and his government’s sordid history of endemic corruption, rabid racism, gross human rights violations, extra-judicial-killings, murders and execution by members of the security forces and the Phantom death squad – acting as agents of the PPP government, of young black men, complicity with convicted criminal and drug lord, Roger Khan, etc., make this nomination an abomination to the ideals of the Nobel Peace Prize and a disgrace to Guyana.

It is the view of the Institute that Bharrat Jagdeo heads a brutal ethnocratic, narco-dictatorship which usurps the resources of the state for his ethnic collectively; has made blood and drug money part of the official economy; is a rabid racist and a potential international criminal, who should not be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize but rather for prosecution for potential crimes against humanity and other human rights violations.

Consequently, CGID has taken a decision to lead a campaign to resoundingly defeat this nomination and hereby solicits your participation by writing to the Nobel Committee objecting to his nomination and highlighting the above atrocities committed by Mr. Jagdeo and his ethnocratic regime.

The particulars of the committee are listed below. We encourage all of you to get involved in this effort by dispatching letters and supporting material (if available) via postal mail, email or faxes to the committee. Those of you who are living in Europe as well as in and around/near Scandinavia (e.g Africa) may want to initiate a telephone campaign to the committee as well, coordinated by country or in groups.

You should also write letters to your elected representatives apprising them of the nomination and Jagdeo’s record and request that they also write to the committee objecting to this obscene nomination.

Letters should be principally addressed to the Chair of the Committee, His Excellency Thorbjørn Jagland, but may also be sent to each and every other committee member, all of whom are listed below and who can also be contacted at the said address and other contact info. You can also obtain addition information by visiting the Committee’s website at : http://www.nobelpeaceprize.org.

Following is the protocol for addressing the Committee Chair and other members:

His Excellency Thorbjørn Jagland

Chair of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee

The Norwegian Nobel Institute

Henrik Ibsens Gate 51

NO-0255 Oslo

Norway

Contact information

Telephone:

Switchboard: (47) 22 12 93 00

Library: (47) 22 12 93 20

Fax:

Fax: (47) 22 12 93 10

Email:

General inquiries: postmaster@nobel.no

The Library: library@nobel.no

CHAIR
His Excellency Thorbjørn Jagland

Chair of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee

The Norwegian Nobel Institute

Henrik Ibsens Gate 51

NO-0255 Oslo

Norway

Committee members

Thorbjørn Jagland

b. 1950.

Chair of the Nobel Committee.

Secretary-general Council of Europe.

President of the Storting. 2005-2009. Prime Minister 1996-1997. Foreign Minister 2000-2001. Member of the Storting 1993-2009.

Member of the Committee since 2009, appointed for the period 2009-2014.

Kaci Kullmann Five

b. 1951

Deputy chair of the Nobel Committee.

Self employed Advisor Public Affairs. Chairman of the Young Conservatives, 1977-79. Member of the Storting, 1981-97. Cabinet Minister for Trade, Shipping and European Affairs, 1989-90. Chairman of the Conservative Party, 1991-94.

Member of the Committee since 2003, reappointed for the period 2009-2014.

Sissel Marie Rønbeck

b. 1950

Chairman Social Democratic Youth (AUF) 1975-1977. Member of the Storting 1977-1993. Cabinet Minister 1979-81, 1986-89 and 1996-97.

Member of the Committee since 1994, reappointed for the period 2006-2011.

Inger-Marie Ytterhorn

b. 1941

Senior political adviser to the Progress Party’s parliamentary group. Member of the Storting, 1989-93. Member of the Election Law Ad hoc committee 1998-2001.

Member of the Committee since 2000, reappointed for the period 2006-2011.

Ågot Valle

b. 1945

Member of the Storting 1997-2009. President of the Odelsting 2001-2005.Member of the Committee since 2009, appointed for the period 2009-2014.


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13 responses to “Campaign To Oppose Obscene Nomination Of Bharrat Jagdeo for The Nobel Peace Prize”


  1. That’s what these people do..give out awards for those who help bring about tyranny,long suffering,etc,etc and help them achieve their goal of the One World Government.


  2. WHY CAN’T YOU DEAL WITH THIS MESS IN GUYANA?

    WHY DO YOU HAVE TO BRING IT TO BARBADOS?

    How will this put food on anybody’s table here or save jobs? How will it reduce the cost of living?

    Why is he getting the award – not for leadership on climate change?

    Doesn’t the court system in Guyana work?

    THEN DEAL WITH GUYANA’S PROBLEMS IN GUYANA AND DO NOT SEEK TO EXPORT THEM (YOUR RACIAL TENSIONS) TO BARBADOS.


  3. In a previous story see recent developments:

     

    Breaking News: Senior Guyana Police Force officers knew 14 year old boy was tortured but did nothing – torture report

     

    Injuries sustained by the tortured 14 year old

    Superintendent, ASP, Sgt., three constables departmentally charged – torture report

    The long awaited report on the torture probe that was conducted to ascertain culpability of those who burnt the now 15 year-old boy at the Leonora has been released to the public.

    The report that was released by the Ministry of Home Affairs yesterday states that the then Divisional Commander, Assistant Commissioner Paulette Morrison, knew that the lad had been burnt with methylated spirits but she claimed that she did not know the severity of the injuries.

    According to the report she subsequently (later in day) instructed a Superintendent Kissoon that the tortured teen be given medical attention by the police surgeon. It was pointed out that while Ms Morrison was not diligent as she should have been, the ranks involved were concealing material information from her in order to cover up their dastardly acts.

    Assistant Commissioner Mackhanlall, who investigated this matter, stated inter alia: “This is an ugly and unfortunate incident as senior ranks did not take appropriate action to safeguard the well being of the prisoners. “I am of the view that this Incident occurred because of lack of supervision of the ranks in the Division. If the ranks involved were properly supervised and they had understood their role as Law Enforcement Officers, and acted professionally, this incident would have been prevented, hence the Force would not have faced the embarrassment it faces due to this incident.”

    The report that was submitted to the President among others stated that following the murder of a former Regional Chairman, Ramenauth Bisram, at his home at Canal No. 2 Polder 6, Twyon Thomas was arrested and was kept at La Grange, Leonora and Vreed-en-Hoop Police Stations. Deonarine Rafick, who was also detained, was kept at Wales Police Station then Leonora Police Station. Nouravi Wilfred was kept at Leonora Police Station whilst Kishore Deonarine was kept at Vreed-en-Hoop Police Station.

    Thomas, the lad who was tortured, in a written statement, alleged that on October 28, last, while he was in custody at the La Grange Police Station, he was interviewed by a female rank and a male rank in relation to Bisram’s murder, but denied the allegation.
    About 16:00 hrs that day he was escorted to Leonora Police Station by Constables Foo and Singh and placed in custody.

    ..

    At that time there were no visible injuries on him on the exposed parts of his body, according to the report. Later that day Thomas was taken to the C.I.D Office at Leonora where four ranks interviewed him in relation to murder. The teen said that the four ranks were recognizable and were attired in civilian clothing. Again Thomas maintained his innocence.

    According to the released report, he alleged that during the interview, the men (meaning those with him) covered his face with a jersey, which was secured around his head with scotch tape. That process caused him to be partly suffocated and he was told to undress and he removed all his clothing after which, he was beaten with a hard object.
    His hands were then bound in front and he was placed to lie on the floor and beaten on his feet.

    During that ordeal, he managed to partly remove the jersey from his face but was simultaneously hit behind his neck by one of the policemen. The jersey was pulled back over his head and he was dealt a lash with a heavy object to his stomach.
    The lad related that on the floor, he felt a cold substance being poured to the region of his genitals and upper part of the thigh and simultaneously, he felt a burning sensation and he screamed.He alleged that the ranks removed the jersey and he saw the area of his genitals on fire, which was extinguished by the ranks and a fan and gel were provided to him as a salve.

    Immediately after, an East Indian man who identified himself as Doctor Foo and can be recognized if seen again entered the Office with three eggs and advised him to apply the white of the eggs to the burnt area and he complied. The lad was then forced to sign a statement saying that he was a member of the gang that stabbed Bisram multiple times and robbed him of cash and a gun.

    Whilst in custody and after complaining of severe pains, he complained to the Police and requested to see a Doctor or his parents. These were denied but later in the day a brown bag was placed over his head and he was removed from the lock-ups to the Enquiries Office where he was seen by a man who he assumed to be a Doctor and was provided with medication, which he had to apply himself.

    The female and male ranks that the young man says interviewed him while he was at La Grange Police Station were identified as Woman Detective Sergeant Abrams and Detective Assistant Superintendent Wright. “They alleged that Thomas denied the allegation (of murder) at the time of the interview and at the time he had no injuries on the exposed parts of his body and ASP Wright instructed that Thomas be taken to the Leonora Police Station.

    The report pointed out that W/Corporal Longe S/0 In-charge of Leonora Police Station, W/L/Cpl Demonick and W/Constable Phillips who performed duties in the Enquiries Office at Leonora Police Station on October 28, alleged that Thomas had no injuries on the exposed parts of his body when he was brought from La Grange to Leonora Police Station. During that said day Constable De Souza took Thomas to the C.I.D Office where he remained. He was never taken back to the Leonora Police Station lock-ups during their tour of duty.

    Constable De Souza admitted that on the following day he removed the teen from the Leonora lock-ups to the C.I.D Office where he handed him over to Sergeant Lall, who was in company with Dolai. He stated that Lall took the teen into the Interview Room and beat him with a piece of wood. “He left the area for a short while and on returning he saw Lall still beating Thomas whose head was covered with a cloth…He was instructed by Sergeant Lall to secure the cloth with scotch tape around Thomas’ head, which he did, and departed the C.I.D Office.”

    He charges that upon his return he saw fire in the region of Thomas’s genital area and Dolai and Lall were attempting to extinguish the flames. De Souza stated that ASP Wright, Sergeant Lall and himself took Thomas to Vreed-en-Hoop Police Station. Corporal July, who was on duty on upon the teen’s return to Vreed-en-Hoop Police Station, was instructed by Sergeant Singh to accept Thomas.

    She had observed that the teen had burns to the lower parts of his body and the Sergeant was informed but he insisted that the prisoner be kept. ASP Wright was the Duty Officer at Divisional Headquarters, Leonora Police Station at the time and saw Constable Dolai taking a written statement from teen in the presence of Constable De Souza. He claimed that around midnight whilst he was in his Office, he received information from the Operations Room that Thomas who had injuries to his lower abdomen was taken to the Vreed-en-Hoop Police Station.

    He said that he instructed Sergeant Clarke and Corporal Foo to visit and examine Thomas but on their return, he was advised that Thomas’s injuries were minor and that he had received treatment. He did not enquire how the teen sustained his injuries, but on reporting the incident to Assistant Commissioner Morrison he informed her that Thomas was burnt with methylated and matches by Dolai.


  4. Who in the World would put that sort of with the worst President of a West Indian territory which (his country has a lot of unused resources and potential and) hides the corruption in his country as a nominee?

    He may not even go past the first round to be honest.


  5. Jagdeo a Nobel nominee?!? hhahahhehehe ,joke of the century. OK then ,send in the rest of clowns, screwball Gadafi,the great Kim Il Jung, bozo Chavez, Panday dont forget sex menace Ralph Gonzalves.


  6. Why shouldn’t Jagdeo get a nobel prize? He has been in office longer than Obama and he got one.


  7. dis so called campaign gon get two or three signatures –from the membership/supporters of the so called Guyana Institute
    Prsident Jagdeo stand a good chance of winning….


  8. i hope President Jagdeo does win the prize as he deserves it


  9. Considering what this Nobel Prize family really represents he would be in ‘good’ company, esp with the likes of one Henry Kissinger.


  10. There is a big difference between Jagdeo and Obama, and they don’t give the prize for time spent in office. Bharat Jagdeo supervised the lynching of hundreds of black young men. He should be in the dock before Judges at the Haig, rather than being nominated for a Nobel Prize.


  11. Now, truly deserving of the prize and recognition was someone like Errol Barrow, who brought education and well being to Barbados, was hugely respected across the Caribbean and with the motto, ‘friend of all, satellite of none’, deserved this prize truly.

    During his terms, Barbados was a beacon of peace and friendship.


  12. Looking at you Bajan racists and morons comment gratuitously on something you know nothing about except that it is a Guyanese coolie.

    Jagdeo’s pals decide to nominate him for a Nobel Prize. Anyone can do that and make a complete ass of the nominee – especially if it is known that the nominee himself is behind it.


  13. now that we’ve given it more thought, we hope this dream does come thru for the dictator, we also hope he and his criminal pals ram through the parliament constitutional changes so that he can run again for a third term
    we hope that when he runs that all his supporters come out and vote him in for another term
    why we want all these things?
    cause we’re preparing for a confrontation with these criminals on all fronts come 2010 & beyond
    careful planning and making sure they’re no house negroes in our midst

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