In India there is shyte everywhere. That kulie government still has the mentality of backwardness. There was a time in Guyana when ppl had the notion of a Blackman could kill u just like that. But today, my goodness them kulies moh bad. They are in high places and above the law. Just like in India.

Those talks were pointless indeed. Granger came to his senses late, but better late than never. I had said that whatever the outcome, the AFC will stand tall. The AFC is standing tall and its no-confidence motion is now definite, whenever the PPP decides to stop hiding from parliament.

All those GNI members who were saying that Granger stabbed the AFC in its back now have to sober up.

The oppostion is not ready for elections. Perhaps, after the no-confidence vote, then they will buck up. 

 Granger is clearly not yet fully convinced the PPP are a conniving lot. He believes he can negotiate with them while every which way Ramotar is saying he will not authorize Local government elections. He knows that would heighten awareness of their administration corrupt practices in  local campaigns nation wide and it  will boost their negatives in the General. He does not want to increase their chances of losing.

Granger need to treat this as he would a war and take his advantages over the long run. Go for the general, force them back into a minority government then call for local elections. They cannot back down.

When they call local elections,  immediately force a no confidence vote and have their behinds  doing exactly what you wanted them to do in the first place. It may take a year longer but so what?

Granger might have looked like a joker. But after thinking about his moves, I want to believe he had given Ramotar enough opportunity to do the constitution justice.

I eagerly await his next move. He is capable of going either way. We will see.

Never trust those sleazeball dictators in the PPP. We've all seen what they are capable of.