Entries for 19 July 2020 HISTORY: Everything you know about the British Empire is a lie | George Monbiot – VideoCLICK LINK ABOVE TO VIEW THE VIDEO Everything you know about the British Empire is a lie | George Monbiot “It’s not just the bad stuff in history that they don’t want us to see, it’s also the good stuff” Comments on YouTube video: People who are not mature, responsible and brave enough to face their own failings are also unable to face the failings of their own culture. They go straight into cognitive dissonance and rage. Expect a backlash tirade of childish, narcissistic abuse. Both the British and the French, after having defeated the Nazis, went on to commit Nazi like atrocities in their empires. Continue reading → ---- GUYANA: The country has grounded to a halt – By Leonard GildarieJul 19, 2020 -- Kaieteur News, The Story within the Story By Leonard Gildarie On March 2- Elections Day- I arrived at work and marched upstairs to find out about Kaieteur Radio’s coverage of the proceedings. We were clearly unprepared, as the radio station had only been in operation for a few months and attempting to find its footing. ---- CAREERS: USA: The 30 high-paying jobs in the future – Business InsiderAndy Kiersz and Madison Hoff – Jul 6, 2020 – Business Insider
The year is already halfway done, and the novel coronavirus pandemic has had a major effect on employment in nearly every industry. However, the future of work is still looking pretty bright for medical and tech jobs, based on data and projections from the US Labor Department. ---- Coronavirus: The slow death of the American all-you-can-eat buffet – BBC NewsBy Max MatzaBBC News, Washington- BBC NewsI The Shady Maples Smorgasbord – specialising in Amish food – is requiring a mask and gloves A dining experience beloved by generations of hungry Americans is in danger of being spoiled by the coronavirus pandemic. Buffets – from the humblest hotel breakfasts to the grandest casino banquets – are struggling to stay afloat as new health restrictions come into place and wary diners eschew the self-serve dining tradition. Guyanese Online | Published by Cyril Bryan - cybryan@gmail.com
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