Dozens of signatories say police cannot credibly probe Deputy Commissioner Fazil Karimbaksh and demand an independent prosecutor.
Four writers say Ali invokes “sanctity of contract” selectively while an apparent US$83m royalty gap remains unexplained.
Exxon’s claimed US$55b cost recovery needs a project-by-project breakdown before Guyanese can judge what oil profits remain.
Guyana will get only 4.4% of 2026 oil revenue after paying the consortium’s taxes, Hunte and co-authors contend.
Ali’s 39.8% Stabroek oil-share claim clashes with Bank of Guyana figures implying only about 27.4% to 30%, the writers say.
Guyana now earns in a month what it once needed a year to raise, yet hundreds of thousands still cannot afford basic needs, the writers say.
Khusial, Hunte and Bulkan say BoG and NRF figures leave an apparent US$604m gap in Guyana’s first-half 2026 oil revenues.
Darsh Khusial, Kenrick Hunte and Joe Persaud say no ring-fencing cost Guyana US$4.9 billion in 2025 oil profits.
OGGN says Guyana’s 2025 oil revenue appears in three conflicting totals, leaving a US$24M royalty gap that demands explanation.
Guyana’s real 2025 oil take is no more than US$100M out of US$12.5B in benefits, Hunte and co-writers say.