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Executive Director of the Guyana Sex Worker Coalition and Co – Chair of the Caribbean Sex Work Coalition, Miriam Edwards

Jalili

It would be appreciated if you can go back to school,  take some classes and park your rubbish elsewhere.

Perhaps at the AFC meeting:

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Executive Director of the Guyana Sex Worker Coalition and Co – Chair of the Caribbean Sex Work Coalition, Miriam Edwards

 

 

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Executive Director of the Guyana Sex Worker Coalition and Co – Chair of the Caribbean Sex Work Coalition, Miriam Edwards

Jalil, you have nothing better to post here?

Bhai

They have nothing positive to contribute. That is all the AFC has to offer.

They are a party of vulgarity and indecency.

Jalil

What did Miriam Edwards do to make her your target? I believe you are against prejudice and discrimination of all sorts so why pick on this woman who has the courage to represent an underclass of people that are abused, misused and exists because there is abundant business from among the class of the supposed morally disposed?

I give praise to the courage, resoluteness in the face of ridicule and contempt for her courage to stand up and say she is a human being natural born to all rights and privileges existing for all in the society. Do not pick on here when right on this board there are those who see their exploits at the brothels as conquests and marks of manhood.

Desist from using her name in disparaging ways because you know she exist because many in the society need the business of those she represent. You also know she is not bereft of rights.

Listen you stupid man; decency cannot adhere to a racist. That is a mutually exclusive event. Clean your bigoted mind then you can speak of decency. Claiming to be a bastion of what is moral in our society is indeed the vulgarity here.

You hide behind the race card and holler race, race all day long. Yuji has NEVER used a racist word on this BB.

D2 is quite a dunce.

How can one hide from what is the putrid sore on the backside of the nation? You do not have to say I hate "nig.ger.s" to establish your view of the world which almost to a man here will attest is of a virulent racist diseased category.

You beg the part of cutting edge brilliance...some show it.  Now go to school somewhere where the principles of reasoning is an available course.

Keep hollering Race, Race.

You are a shameless PNC dinosaur. You have nothing to prove and nothing positive to contribute here.

I was PPP most of my life as everyone here. Like any who would reason with their heart and their minds, the conclusion is deductively ( and that means inevitably so, just to help you out) that the PPP are crooks.

What do you contribute with your braggadocio and little else? You are a pompous little twit and too stupid to know you are. I am taking the specific time to wipe the floor with your kind of diseased bigotry. It is the bane of our society; the reason the PPP and the PNC are detestable to significant numbers of people. The PPP cannot shed their skin. They need racist stereotypes imprinted on bigots like you to win. It masks their obscene crookedness. The PNC is is forced to try for the reciprocal reasons.

Watch yourself fujiyama you might get a frank never mind the pillow talk.

How did you arrive at this conclusion? Is it because of the blatant corruption that allows so many PPPites to get flagrantly rich in miraculously short periods of time? Is it the four-lane EBD road expansion instead of a brand new highway parallel and further east that would have taken up lands questionably given to select people? Is it the high unemployment? Is is the poor level of education? Is it the war on poverty? Is it the poor opinion that everyone has of the ruling party?

Please let us know what prompts you to describe the PPP as intelligent?

yuji, I looked at the title of this thread and I thought: "Wow. A frank talk with yuji22 would be interesting."

Then, reading the above I couldn't help but shake my head in disappointment.

In a word, an invitation to a "frank talk" was followed by a welcome of abuse.

Anyway, I decided to invest a few precious minutes on the ensuing "frank" exchanges.

I'm appalled. You called one invitee named Stormborn a "dunce" and "PNC dinosaur."

As such, I regret I cannot accept your invitation because you're acting like a hyena dipped in dirty trench water.

Dirty Yuji ....Dinner Time

Gil

You called me a Son of a Bit**. I politely refused to engage when you stooped to that level. Yuji has much higher standards than you do.

It good to know that yuji gets under your skin. I take that as a compliment.

Anta

It is the people of Guyana who will decide the results of an election.

Right now, the AFC's wheels are falling off and the PNC has internal squabbles. I predict a PPP majority. 

As for corruption, the Opposition have been able to prove ZERO in a court of law. In fact, the AFC ran away from the televised corruption debate.

Politicians are a corrupt lot, be it here in North America of Guyana. What matters is the development of Guyana. Under the corrupt PPP we have seen massive development.

Under the two Black dictators in Guyana under the PNC, Guyana was broke.

Take your pick, PPP or PNC. The choice is yours.

A racist will never admit he is on but indeed yuji, rev, baseman and other PPP supporters are known for their hatred of blacks.  They just disguise it better now.

The PPP and their Indian supporters are responsible for the problems of the blacks in Guyana. You think maybe they are responsible for the problems of the blacks all over the world?

carib keeps blaming Indos. We fled Guyana and are very well off.

He still keeps blaming us for his people's problems.

They need to start with dealing with a lack of father figure in many black homes. Black youths need father figures. Obama spoke on this issue, I am sure that carib is vexed with Obama.

By Abena Rockcliffe “Constitutional reform is an extreme necessity to Guyana, if former President Jagdeo taught us nothing else, he taught us that all that power should never be given to one human being”- Nigel Hughes  

The Alliance For Change (AFC) has turned on its power switch and is now in election campaign mode. The Party, which holds the minority in parliament, has launched its campaign in Region Nine, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo. Campaign activities commenced in the Region on Friday last and the final meeting was held on Tuesday. The first to hear about the Party’s plans for Region Nine was Lethem. On Friday, Chairman of the AFC, Nigel Hughes, held a public meeting at Airport Road, Lethem where scores turned out to listen and “gain hope.” That session was quite interactive as after Hughes delivered his speech, the questions came pouring in. In his remarks, Hughes highlighted the Region’s failure at CSEC, the pending No-Confidence Motion against the government, the need for constitutional change and the flaws of the Amerindian Act. A young man questioned whether it was true that the AFC is about to join with A Partnership for National Unity (APNU). He opined, “if so be the case it will secure a landslide victory for the PPP (People’s Progressive Party). The youth went on, “Young people don’t want that, we feel like both the PPP and the PNC had their chances and screwed it up; we want change, and we want betterment.” With that argument, the man told Hughes that the worst thing the AFC can do is to come together. In response, Hughes stated that the AFC has no immediate plans to do so. But immediately after that answer, another man, this one more mature looking, took the microphone and suggested that the AFC should indeed coalesce with APNU. His argument was that “Guyana is crying and the only people laughing are those at the top. We all got to fight and we can’t cuff with one hand, we need both hands to cuff. Guyana is very much in need of change”. He asked Hughes, if not a coalition, what his party intends to do to “change the way we are living.” Hughes then explained that while a coalition may or may not defeat the government, “what we need is change, constitutional change.” He said that the actions of former president Bharrat Jagdeo showed clearly that never again can Guyana afford to place so much power in the hands of one human being. According to Hughes, to see constitutional change is the only reason he entered politics. He said therefore, that the AFC is committed to ensuring constitutional change which, in his belief, will reflect a greater change for Guyana. The attorney-at-law said, that it must be understood that the AFC holds the balance of power and boasted that the AFC is the only third party in the Region that has been able to attract more votes the second time around as compared to the first time it competed in general elections. Still answering the question as to why not coalesce, Hughes told the Lethem crowd that it must also be noted that the population still votes through racial lines, as people are seemingly not willing to move away from that unproductive method of electing leaders of the country. He noted that in 2006 when the AFC placed Afro-Guyanese Raphael Trotman as presidential candidate, it gained more votes in areas populated by Afro Guyanese. But at the last elections when Indo-Guyanese Khemraj Ramjattan was placed as the party’s presidential candidate, the party attracted more votes from the Indo-Guyanese communities.

“So while our strategy is still to be realized, the AFC is committed to securing constitutional change that is what we are sure of.” Hughes also told Lethem that Region Nine needs a technical school for students who may not want to pursue academics. In addition to Lethem, the campaign extended to several other villages in the South Rupununi including Maruranau, Shulinab and Baitoon In the other villages Hughes focused more on letting the residents know what exactly is in the Amerindian Act that is supposed to be “protecting them.” He pointed out the section that says that the Minister of Amerindian Affairs (Pauline Sukhai) can give away traditional lands to investors even if the Toshaos disagree. The Act stipulates that the first step is to seek permission from the community to have investors utilize but if the Amerindians do not grant permission, the Minister can then sign on their behalf approving which ever activity, be it logging or mining. The reaction to this varied, but some residents were furious. Hughes told the communities about the low pass rate in Region Nine and attributed it to the shortage of qualified teachers in the Region. He told them too about the Amerindian Development Fund and explained that the AFC asked the government to account for the money it spent on the Amerindians before more could have been approved. “If they showed our members of parliament what they did, we would have surely approved the money.” The main concern in Maruranau was education and the “disturbing” section of the Amerindian Act while Baitoon had a wide range of issues. Residents of the latter community complained about their living conditions, the education offered, “all this talk about budget cut” and their lands. “We don’t know what the government did with all the money you said parliament gave them, look how we living, but they keep telling us about budget cuts,” one resident lamented Residents said that all the government has given to the community in recent times is an all-terrain vehicle. “We had enough, we are ready to stand up and claim our change,” said another resident. In all the villages visited, Hughes gave out copies of the Constitution and of the Amerindian Act and made other donations.

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“Constitutional reform is an extreme necessity to Guyana, if former President Jagdeo taught us nothing else, he taught us that all that power should never be given to one human being”- Nigel Hughes  

I thought Burnham taught us that?

So Guyana is no longer one of the poorest nations in the world? Are we to use the AFC's response to a corruption debate to determine the level of corruption in Guyana?

Anta

Guyana is not the poorest country in the world.

Corruption is everywhere. The AFC is silent when one of their friends defrauded the people of Guyana 40 million.

The AFC is no different from the others, in fact they are worse. 

How can anyone be worse than those crooks who are pocketing cash as billions of dollars worth of our logs is shipped to china leaving behind a wasteland and ruining he cultures who depend on the forest? The PPP practice industrial scale corruption and their removal would be like curing a parasitic infestation.

Yugi... I am not comparing and contrasting the parties. Why not let the PPP's performance stand on it's own? Your inability to do that suggests either their performance cannot stand on its own or there is no benchmark to use.

Guyana is definitely one of the poorest countries in the world. Why? Is it for lack of resources? It is my opinion and that of a multitude of Guyanese that the development applauded by a few is but a fraction of what it should be. Why?

While there is corruption in North America as well as in Guyana the difference in North America is corrupt politicians are accountable. Why is there no accountability in Guyana?

I specifically addressed your description of the PPP as intelligent. Please provide some evidence of that. We can use the EBD four-lane highway. Why are they expanding the current two-lane instead of building a new highway east? Is it because that was a plan during Burnham's reign therefore taboo just as the MARDS area has been abandoned by the PPP?

Where is the intelligence in abandoning tenable ideas merely because they originated during Burnham's reign?

Why is so much money disappearing? Why is undeveloped real estate ending up in certain peoples' names without any valid explanation?

Why is all this being shoved in the faces of Guyanese as if Guyana is under another dictatorship?

 Great points,Anta i admire your viewpoint

INTELLIGENCE & PPP POLITICIANS

* I won't question the intelligence of PPP politicians. But what I know for a fact is there has been a drastic decline in intelligence with integrity among PPP politicians.

* Having said that, come election time the Guyanese people will have 2 major choices: PPP or PNC/AFC

* The majority of Guyanese know that the PNC represents backwardness, decline, failure, stagnation and bankruptcy, and that is why the PNC/AFC will never rule Guyana.

* Guyanese desire progress, development, and advancement. That is what the PPP represents.

BOTTOM LINE:

* THE PPP WILL ALWAYS WIN; THE BIGOTED PNC WILL ALWAYS LOSE.

Rev

Rev has left the building.

Rev left and TI appears.  

You all went around the world screaming that Guyana under Burnham was like South Africa because of how Indians were treated.

The PPP now treats blacks the way Burnham treated Indians.

Should I then say that because, according to you, the PPP isn't racist than the PNC wasn't.  Because they behave the same way.

You can't have it both ways.

Statistically Guyanese in NYC aren't better off than are Jamaicans.  So unless you are suggesting that Afro Guyanese in NYC are doing worse off than their Jamaican counterparts this suggests that Indians, on average, aren't doing much better than blacks.

BTW the vast majority of Indo Guyanese in NYC DO NOT own businesses.  Most are doing blue collar jobs.

The joke is that Guyana supported the admittance of Haiti so that it would no longer be the poorest and most backward country in CARICOM.

After 22 years it still lags the rest of CARICOM, aside from Haiti.  In the CXC the average pass rate in Math was 49%.  Guyana got 36%.  Note that the kids who took that exam were born AFTER the PPP took, so this is a PPP problem, and they need to own up to it.  And this is on top of the dangerous situation where Guyana finds itself where its nurses aren't able to pass nursing exams.

Yes you disparage black people as a bunch of losers yet these majority black islands are whipping Guyana's tail in academics.  They also offer an environment which thousands of Guyanese PREFER over living in Guyana.

Carib

You are a smart and decent man but you are too blinded by race. Take your blinders off once in a while.

I predict a new Guyana in ten years. 

EH EHHHHH! Look who tellib Carib dat he blinded by race, HAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!!! Da most racist cryababy rass we got on the board, HAHAHHAAAAAAA!!!!!

Banna you good in yo own league.

Cain, as much as I disagree with you, I enjoy reading your responses.

I try to roll with the punches but hit back when necessary.

I agree with Cain. You are the most racist crybaby on this forum. In your Isckon cult, Brahmana = Grand Wizard. Right?