When a bully has met his match

Dear Editor,
Nicolas Maduro was captured by United States Forces and was expedited to that country to answer serious charges. We, here in Guyana are elated over his arrest, because it marks the just punishments for a dictator whose mistakenly believes that he can conduct his nefarious transactions with impunity, and enjoy freedom from prosecution. Well, he is so wrong, there are consequences for your actions, especially when you come into entanglement with the superpower. Maduro’s capture and subsequent trial, is purely a United States and Venezuelan affair.
On the Guyana front, we have come into the picture because of Maduro, the bully, who in bellicose terms lay claims to two-thirds of our country, thus in response to that we are saying you have gotten your just rewards from a bully like yourself, deal with it! Anyone, and I repeat this for emphasis even to the interim government that is in Venezuela, anyone that threatens Guyana’s sovereignty we do not take kindly as to what befalls you, simply put, we do not like you!
And this goes for the US-indicated duo, who in like fashion have defrauded the state of billions of dollars, must also must face up to their deeds with the superpower.

Respectfully,
Neil Adams