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Originally Posted by Rev:

 

* The Rev has been guilty of underestimating Moses Nagamootoo.

 

* The numbers don't lie folks.

 

* MOSES LEADING THE CHARGE.

 

Rev

Youronly smart  and meaningful post in all your years of hanging out here.

 

you are indeed reformed.

 

You have seen the light.

 

Now evangelize this to Nehru, Conscience, Yuji, et al.

Kari
Originally Posted by TK:

Well...only now you know that? The man has serious political capital.

 

* I always knew that but could not admit it.

 

* Back in 2011 we all saw Moses ignite AFC supporters in regions 5 and 6.

 

* In 2015 Moses has clearly ignited the COALITION SUPPORTERS all across Guyana.

 

* The Rev is an honest man and will always give credit where it is rightfully due.

 

* THE ELECTION IS OVER---WE ARE AWAITING THE OFFICIAL WORD.

 

* But lemme give kudos to Old bai Moses---the man LEADING the charge.

 

Rev

FM
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Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by TK:

Well...only now you know that? The man has serious political capital.

 

* I always knew that but could not admit it.

 

* Back in 2011 we all saw Moses ignite AFC supporters in regions 5 and 6.

 

* In 2015 Moses has clearly ignited the COALITION SUPPORTERS all across Guyana.

 

* The Rev is an honest man and will always give credit where it is rightfully due.

 

* THE ELECTION IS OVER---WE ARE AWAITING THE OFFICIAL WORD.

 

* But lemme give kudos to Old bai Moses---the man LEADING the charge.

 

Rev

 

Rev

The results are indicating the alliance lost some of the Moses traditional votes in Berbice. SOME! NOT ALL! But I always knew Moses (and coalition)could make it up in Regions 4 and 2. I never trust 3. I told you guys that the Indians are making a slow and gradual psychological break from PPP. Also migration would have done them in some more.

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
 

The results are indicating the alliance lost some of the Moses traditional votes in Berbice. SOME! NOT ALL! But I always knew Moses (and coalition)could make it up in Regions 4 and 2. I never trust 3. I told you guys that the Indians are making a slow and gradual psychological break from PPP. Also migration would have done them in some more.

Originally Posted by Georgie:

Fair is Fair, the APNUAFC got beaten in Central Corentyne.  The East Indians went back home.

 

The PPPC has revealed the results of Region 2, 3.4.5 and 6 and they are ahead by 12,000 votes.

 

They are still to release Region 1, , 7,8,9, and 10

 

* If those numbes by georgie/jalil are correct Moses would have led the coalition to victory.

 

BACK IN 2011

 

* APNU + AFC got 9822 more votes than the PPP in region 10; they also got 972 more votes than the PPP in region 7 and 993 more votes than the PPP in region 8

 

* The PPP got 1798 more votes than APNU/AFC in region 1 and 1185 more votes than APNU/AFC in region 9

 

BOTTOM LINE:

 

* With the massive turnout yesterday----and the MOSES factor---I won't be surprised to see the COALITION wipe out that 12K number Georgie mentioned for regions 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.

 

* LETS WAIT FOR THE OFFICIAL NUMBERS.

 

* Looks like a few thousand votes will separate the winner from the loser.

 

Rev

FM
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HERE ARE SOME INTERESTING STATS:

 

BACK IN 2011:

 

The PPP gained 7037 more votes than APNU/AFC in Region 2

 

The PPP gained 16053 more votes than APNU/AFC in Reg 3

 

The PPP gained 1573 more votes than APNU/AFC in Region 5

 

The PPP gained 9928 more votes than APNU/AFC in Region 6

 

Add all those gains for the PPP in regions 2, 3, 5, and 6 and you get + 34591 for the PPP

 

APNU + AFC gained 34612 more votes than the PPP in region 4

 

 

DOING THE MATH

 

* APNU + AFC was ahead of the PPP by 21 votes in regions 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in 2011

 

* In 2015 the PPP is ahead by 12K votes in regions 2,3,4,5, and 6

 

 

BOTTOM LINE:

 

* APNU + AFC needs to be ahead of the PPP by 12001 votes in regions 1, 7, 8, 9, and 10 if they are to win.

 

* Back in 2011---APNU + AFC was ahead of the PPP by 8804 votes in those regions

 

* THIS IS TIGHT---we know the turnouts were massive.

 

* Only a few thousand votes will separate the winner from the loser.

 

Rev

FM
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Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Chief:

Ameen!!

 

* Bhai Chief! Election over.

 

* ALL THE PREDITIONS AND BOASTING AND BULLSHIT GET THROWN INTO THE GARBAGE.

 

* Like everyone else I am patiently waiting on the OFFICIAL NUMBERS.

 

* Based on the early numbers----I must admit---the PPP grossly underestimated Moses.

 

Rev

Lets wait for the damn results before you begin your apologies. No one knows the count

FM
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by TK:

You would be surprised to know how many people at Prashad Nagar voted for the coalition.

Did they tell you this?

Figure it out silly man!

You made the statement as if you were there. Can you tell us how many in Prashad Nagar voted PNC?

FM
Originally Posted by TK:

You would be surprised to know how many people at Prashad Nagar voted for the coalition.

 

* Do you accept jalil's number that the PPP was ahead by 12K votes in regions 2,3,4,5, and 6 ?

 

* We know the coalition will gain around 10K+ votes in region 10

 

* That leaves regions 1, 9, 7, and 8

 

* You have seen the numbers above---PPP will take regions 1 and 9 and the coalition 7 and 8

 

BOTTOM LINE:

 

* It looks like only a few thousand votes will separate the winner from the loser.

 

* I was predicting 51% for the winner---the official number may be closer to 50.1%

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by TK:

You would be surprised to know how many people at Prashad Nagar voted for the coalition.

Did they tell you this?

Figure it out silly man!

You made the statement as if you were there. Can you tell us how many in Prashad Nagar voted PNC?

None. There's no PNC.

S
Originally Posted by Sparky:
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by TK:

You would be surprised to know how many people at Prashad Nagar voted for the coalition.

Did they tell you this?

Figure it out silly man!

You made the statement as if you were there. Can you tell us how many in Prashad Nagar voted PNC?

None. There's no PNC.

Sparks I like that avatar.

FM
Originally Posted by chairman:

Moses will part the mighty Essequibo river and lead his people to the promise land - Venezuela

 

Bhai chairman:

 

* Election done! Moses may very well lead his COALITION to victory. If that is the case we'll have to wish them well.

 

* THE GUYANA ELECTORATE WOULD HAVE SPOKEN.

 

* Not us blabbermouths in North America.

 

Rev

FM
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Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
 

Which ever party wins, the people of Guyana have spoken. Let's respect their decision. They live in Guyana and not us. If you don't vote; don't complain.

 

* You are 100% correct!

 

* The Rev cussed Moses from head to toe, but if he, indeed, helped lead his coalition to victory the man must be supported along with the new President.

 

Rev

FM

But hear this some 18,000 people voted in Region 10 and the APNUAFC won 79 percent.

 

Check that.

 

This race is down to the Amerindians.

 

The first people will decide our faith

 

 

* If 18000 people voted in Region 10 and the Coalition got 79%---(APNU/PNC 14227; PPP 3780)---that means the coalition gained 10,447 votes in region 10

 

* That means after Regions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 10 are counted---the PPP is ahead by 1153 votes.

 

BOTTOM LINE:

 

* Georgie is right---the Amerindians will decide the election.

 

* In 2011 the PPP gained 1798 votes on APNU/AFC in region 1; 1185 votes in region 9

 

* In 2011 the APNU/AFC gained 972 votes on the PPP in region 7; 993 votes in region 8

 

* It's a nail biter but the PPP is slightly ahead if those numbers are true.

 

Rev

FM
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Originally Posted by Chief:

AFC/APNu has the edge.

 

* With an election this close you have every reason to be hopeful.

 

* At this time(11:59AM) you can be assured that both the PPP and the COALITION know the results.

 

* One last thing---if after the votes in regions 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 were counted the PPP was ahead by 12,000 votes----that's not good for the coalition.

 

* Also if the turnout in region 10 was, indeed, 18,000----it was 15,576 in 2011---but if it was 18K and the coalition only received 79%----then it's lights out for the collation. WHY ?

 

* Because the Amerindians in regions 1, 7, 8 and 9 will determine the election---the PPP won 1 and 9 in 2011.

 

Rev

FM
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Chief:

AFC/APNu has the edge.

 

* With an election this close you have every reason to be hopeful.

 

* At this time(11:59AM) you can be assured that both the PPP and the COALITION know the results.

 

* One last thing---if after the votes in regions 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 were counted the PPP was ahead by 12,000 votes----that's not good for the coalition.

 

* Also if the turnout in region 10 was, indeed, 18,000----it was 15,576 in 2011---but if it was 18K and the coalition only received 79%----then it's lights out for the collation. WHY ?

 

* Because the Amerindians in regions 1, 7, 8 and 9 will determine the election---the PPP won 1 and 9 in 2011.

 

Rev

 

Come on Brother Rev,

 

You keep switching the numbers.

 

Remember Yuj's election prediction percentage ? It will now have to stand the test.

 

Let us await the official results and compare that to our predictions.

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:
 

 

Come on Brother Rev,

 

You keep switching the numbers.

 

Remember Yuj's election prediction percentage ? It will now have to stand the test.

 

Let us await the official results and compare that to our predictions.

 

Yuji Bhai:

 

* My PREDICTION all along was (50+1)% of the Guyana electorate will re-elect incumbent Donald Ramotar.

 

* Now the official numbers which we are all awaiting will either prove or disprove my prediction.

 

* In the meantime I have been evaluating the numbers as the trickle in and have given some praise to Moses and the coalition.

 

Rev

 

 

FM
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PAGING YUJI:

 

* If the PPP pulls this election off, we'll have to be tough on them in the coming years.

 

* There are some dead beats in that party that need to go---Kwame is a bloody disgrace and there are quite a few others---Nandalall is another.

 

* There are some skunks in the PPP that are TOXIC----the party needs new faces.

 

Rev

FM
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ATTN: PPP/C SUPPORTERS

 

* We are still awaiting the official results, but if the PPP were to pull off this victory I want us all to be modest and respectful in our celebration. We must demonstrate that we are men and women of impeccable class and dignity.

 

* There must be no more attacks on Moses Nagamootoo.

 

* Infact, from henceforth our abuse should be directed at the PPP leadership whenever the screw up.

 

Rev

 

 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev:

PAGING YUJI:

 

* If the PPP pulls this election off, we'll have to be tough on them in the coming years.

 

* There are some dead beats in that party that need to go---Kwame is a bloody disgrace and there are quite a few others---Nandalall is another.

 

* There are some skunks in the PPP that are TOXIC----the party needs new faces.

 

Rev

too late if you guys was doing this 5 yrs ago the ppp will win by a landslide 

FM

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