PRESIDENT RAMOTAR: EVERY MAJOR CONTRACT WILL BE REVIEWED AND GOVT MINISTERS MUST ANSWER QUESTIONS FROM THE MEDIA



A few weeks ago President Ramotar stated that his administration intends to weed out corruption.

Read this in the Kaieteur News:

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President Ramotar yesterday committed his government to a constant review of massive infrastructure projects.

The Amalia falls hydro project, the extension of the runway at the Cheddi Jagan airport, and the construction of the Mariott hotel are projects he intends to pursue.

Ramotar said that no Minister has been issued a gag order. He said that they should answer questions put to them.

Ministers have been known to avoid questions from the media.

Link to article


OBSERVATION:

1. The President is determined to weed out corruption.

2. The President is definitely acquiring the TRUST and CONFIDENCE of the Guyanese people.

3. This is bad news for the PNC(apnu +afc)---it's President Ramotar who is leading the way in stamping out the corruption that was prevalent in the Jagdeo administration--PNC losers Trotman and Granger are busy partying and celebrating their party assuming the speakership in parliament---while President Ramotar is demonstrating leadership


The lead post says PPP must focus on Region 8 to regain the majority.

It looks like the PPP's majority in the next election is already guaranteed---President Ramotar is proving to be a leader of substance, integrity, and good judgment.

Rev

THIS HAS THE POSSIBILITY OF GAINING THE TITLE "THE GREATEST PRESIDENT ON THE PLANET"

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Originally posted by Nehru:
THIS HAS THE POSSIBILITY OF GAINING THE TITLE "THE GREATEST PRESIDENT ON THE PLANET"

Nehru bhai:

The PNC supporters here---supporters of Granger and Trotman--will be repulsed by that statement.

Many are still convinced that the 2 greatest leaders who ever lived were these two clowns:





RE: PRESIDENT RAMOTAR



It is the Rev's contention that by the end of President Ramotar's two terms in office he will be deemed a father figure in Guyana.

Rev

Bhai, Dont get too heated. Is only Nuff, Caribj and a FEW others. Dem two love a Rice flour Bread and Dry coconut for Tea, breakfast and Dinner.

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Originally posted by Rev Al:

quote:

Originally posted by Nehru:
THIS HAS THE POSSIBILITY OF GAINING THE TITLE "THE GREATEST PRESIDENT ON THE PLANET"

Nehru bhai:

The PNC supporters here---supporters of Granger and Trotman--will be repulsed by that statement.

Many are still convinced that the 2 greatest leaders who ever lived were these two clowns:





RE: PRESIDENT RAMOTAR



It is the Rev's contention that by the end of President Ramotar's two terms in office he will be deemed a father figure in Guyana.

Rev

The way Rev Al is going, the President's first term will end within a year.

The PPP will have to do better among Afro_Guyanese voters. We need the top up votes more than the regional votes.

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Originally posted by Rev Al:
RE: PRESIDENT RAMOTAR



It is the Rev's contention that by the end of President Ramotar's two terms in office he will be deemed a father figure in Guyana.

Rev

He is already an excellent father figure. See how he set up his children for life?

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
The way Rev Al is going, the President's first term will end within a year.

The PPP will have to do better among Afro_Guyanese voters. We need the top up votes more than the regional votes.

Rama bhai:

The PPP received 18.4% of the votes in Region 10(Linden area)---that's good enough. They dont need more afro votes, although afros would be wise to join the party.

What the PPP needs is to recapture the nearly 18,000 votes they lost in the 2011 elections---and most of those votes that the PPP lost were from regions 5 and 6.

Check out Region 6:

2008...The PPP received 42248 votes

2011...The PPP received 32360 votes

That's a loss of 9888 votes.

Anyway, with Ramotar's impeccable leadership---the Guyanese people will have much more trust and confidence in him in the next election.

DONALD RAMOTAR WILL BE A 2 TERM PRESIDENT.

Rev

quote:

Originally posted by Rev Al:

quote:

Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
The way Rev Al is going, the President's first term will end within a year.

The PPP will have to do better among Afro_Guyanese voters. We need the top up votes more than the regional votes.

Rama bhai:

The PPP received 18.4% of the votes in Region 10(Linden area)---that's good enough. They dont need more afro votes, although afros would be wise to join the party.

What the PPP needs is to recapture the nearly 18,000 votes they lost in the 2011 elections---and most of those votes that the PPP lost were from regions 5 and 6.

Check out Region 6:

2008...The PPP received 42248 votes

2011...The PPP received 32360 votes

That's a loss of 9888 votes.

Anyway, with Ramotar's impeccable leadership---the Guyanese people will have much more trust and confidence in him in the next election.

DONALD RAMOTAR WILL BE A 2 TERM PRESIDENT.

Rev

It all depends on the timing. If he calls an election when his popularity is dwindling, then his cork will be duck.. If Leader has that bad spot.

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Originally posted by Rev Al:

quote:

Originally posted by Nehru:
THIS HAS THE POSSIBILITY OF GAINING THE TITLE "THE GREATEST PRESIDENT ON THE PLANET"

Nehru bhai:

The PNC supporters here---supporters of Granger and Trotman--will be repulsed by that statement.

Many are still convinced that the 2 greatest leaders who ever lived were these two clowns:





RE: PRESIDENT RAMOTAR



It is the Rev's contention that by the end of President Ramotar's two terms in office he will be deemed a father figure in Guyana.

Rev

dad styliin with his cuubaan cigar...

its not hard for PPP to regain a majority gov't... focus on the regions of Indian and Amerindian people.

The trend will be that the PPP will continue to lose support as they are still viewed as an Indian party. The PNC have actually been attracting the mixed votes as douglas identify more with Blacks then Indians. You will note that douglas are outcast from Indian society at birth but embraced by Blacks. Even if the PPP pander to the Amerindians in Region 8 they will continue to lose ground countrywide as the mixed population grows and the Indians migrate.

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:
The trend will be that the PPP will continue to lose support as they are still viewed as an Indian party. The PNC have actually been attracting the mixed votes as douglas identify more with Blacks then Indians. You will note that douglas are outcast from Indian society at birth but embraced by Blacks. Even if the PPP pander to the Amerindians in Region 8 they will continue to lose ground countrywide as the mixed population grows and the Indians migrate.

Druggie even many Indians are now outcasts . You know the ones who are more multi cultural, and adhere less to clannishness.

So the PPP doesnt have much of a future. As Amerindians continue to grow into their own, and become less controlled by tochaus they will also become more independent.

And yes APNU attracts most of the mixed voters. Why is that druggie?

The next 5 years will be very interesting.

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Originally posted by caribj:

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:
The trend will be that the PPP will continue to lose support as they are still viewed as an Indian party. The PNC have actually been attracting the mixed votes as douglas identify more with Blacks then Indians. You will note that douglas are outcast from Indian society at birth but embraced by Blacks. Even if the PPP pander to the Amerindians in Region 8 they will continue to lose ground countrywide as the mixed population grows and the Indians migrate.

Druggie even many Indians are now outcasts . You know the ones who are more multi cultural, and adhere less to clannishness.

So the PPP doesnt have much of a future. As Amerindians continue to grow into their own, and become less controlled by tochaus they will also become more independent.

And yes APNU attracts most of the mixed voters. Why is that druggie?

The next 5 years will be very interesting.

Wah was da percentage da PNC gatt in 1992 vs 2011?

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Originally posted by caribj:
So the PPP doesnt have much of a future. As Amerindians continue to grow into their own, and become less controlled by tochaus they will also become more independent.

And yes APNU attracts most of the mixed voters. Why is that druggie?

The next 5 years will be very interesting.

carib bhai:

The PPP doesn't have much of a future you say ?

You are clearly engaging in wishful thinking young man.

Listen up carib, you may get away with a lot of hot air and empty talk on other threads, but when you choose to post on a Rev Al thread you'd better back your assertions or arguments with statistics or facts or you'd be disciplined. lolhahaha


RE: THE PNC

I noticed sledge asked you a pertinent question above:

"What percentage of the votes did the PNC get in 1992 vs 2011 ?


Check this:

In 1992 ELECTION(total votes = 308,852)

PPP...162,058 votes(53.5%)

PNC...128,058 votes(42.3%)

WPA...6086 votes(2%)


THE PNC AND WPA COMBINED FOR 44.3%


Now, let's take a look at the votes in 2011---APNU = PNC + WPA



IN 2011 ELECTION(total votes = 342,236)

PPP...166,340 votes(48.6%)

APNU..139,678 votes(40.8%)

AFC...35,333 votes(10.3%)


OBSERVATIONS:

1. The PNC and WPA(apnu) received a smaller percentage of the overall votes(40.8%) than they did 20 years ago(1992) when they received 44.3%

2. The new 3rd party in Guyana's politics is the AFC---they will forever be the 10% or less party----they will draw votes from the PPP when they have an East Indian leader and will draw votes from the APNU when they have a black leader. In 2011 AFC received 10.3% of the votes---with a black presidential candidate they received 8.4% of the votes in 2008.

3. The PPP conducted the 2011 election without an incumbent president---and received 48.6% of the votes. Once Ramotar builds trust and confidence---it is highly likely the PPP will attract 50+% of the votes in the next election.


Carib, you said the next 5 years will be interesting.

You are right! It will be interesting because Guyana will experience enormous economic growth---and President Ramotar's popularity and approval rating will balloon.

LISTEN! THE REV IS A MAN OF NUMBERS!

And twirling the numbers around the Rev projects that Ramotar and the PPP will win the next election convincingly--by a clear majority.

You need to raise your standards when you post on a Rev Al thread carib bhai---no wishful thinking--no hot air--no empty talk-- when you post on a Rev Al thread. Thanks.

Rev

Carib hiding in the bush now. Ha Ha Ha !!

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

And yes APNU attracts most of the mixed voters. Why is that druggie?

The next 5 years will be very interesting.

The reason that the APNU still hold on to Blacks and Dougla votes is because people have forgotten the lessons of the past. It is but a distant memory, the way the PNC destroyed the nation. The younger generation under 19 years of PPP rule can not fathom the destruction caused by the PPP. That is why you see the AFC having mild success courting the young Indian votes. Those young Indians never lived under the days of rice flour and black eye dhall.

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

And yes APNU attracts most of the mixed voters. Why is that druggie?

The next 5 years will be very interesting.

The reason that the APNU still hold on to Blacks and Dougla votes is because people have forgotten the lessons of the past. It is but a distant memory, the way the PNC destroyed the nation. The younger generation under 19 years of PPP rule can not fathom the destruction caused by the PPP. That is why you see the AFC having mild success courting the young Indian votes. Those young Indians never lived under the days of rice flour and black eye dhall.

Dem kech sense wenn dem a hear, "we goa feed alyuh to di daags". Dem geh lil taste wah PNC rule mean. Wenn me talk to dem, ike everybady ah "go home" next time. Abie a tek a leaf from dem Afro man book.