Why is PNC leader David Granger deathly afraid of debating President Ramotar ?

Analysis by Rickey Singh, April 26, 2015, Source

 

FOR all their double-speak, the leaders of the APNU/AFC coalition are evidently running away from a live televised and radio broadcast debate ahead of the coming May 11 National and Local Government elections.

http://guyanachronicle.com/the...d-to-debate-ramotar/

Rev

PRESIDENT CARTER,

A TRUE FRIEND OF GUYANA,

VISITS AGAIN.

By Ralph Ramkarran

It required the renowned stature and nuanced diplomatic skills of President Carter to negotiate the necessary concessions that would guarantee free and fair elections. President Carter’s name will remain forever associated with Guyana’s democracy.

 After the 1992 elections

the Carter Centre

assisted in preparing

the National Development Strategy

(http://ndsguyana.org/more.asp 

http://www.sdnp.org.gy/nds/chapter1.pdf

which was launched by

President Jagan on January 6, 1997.

http://caribbean.eclac.org/con...development-strategy

In 2000

when Jagdeo became President he Cancelled

the Jagan/Carter Development Plan 

Why Jagdeo scrap

De Jagan/Carter Plan

National Development Stratergy????

Jagdeo wanted to

Kill Transperancy in Govt

and Promote Thiefing.

2004

Having invested a great deal of time and money

to get the NDS prepared and accepted,

and having seen its abandonment after 2000

by a Crook & Thief,

may have contributed to

President Carter’s

negative assessment about Guyana

which he expressed in 2004.

In 2004

President Carter visited Guyana

for the last time at the invitation of President Jagdeo.

He had wide consultations

in an effort to resolve

the political problems confronting Guyana,

as so many have tried to do in the past.

On leaving Guyana, President Carter said:

“Instead of achieving this crucial goal

of inclusive and shared governance,

the Guyanese Government remains divided

with a winner-take-all concept

that continues to polarize

many aspects of the nation’s life…

There are only spasmodic meetings

between political leaders

and publicized agreements

between those rare and brief sessions

have not been fulfilled.”

He recommended substantive governance and

electoral reforms and

the formation of an independent civil society forum

to lead a structured discussion

on a vision of governance for Guyana

to promote reconciliation

in an ethnically divided landscape.

President Carter’s views found no favour

with the government or the PPP and

the Carter Centre thereafter disengaged from Guyana.

In 2010

the late Winston Murray, a PNCR leader and MP,

attempted to rescue the NDS from oblivion

and re-introduce it into the national discourse.

He tabled a motion in the National Assembly

for its revision by a Special Select Committee.

The Jagdeo Government rejected his argument

and amended the motion,

which was passed,

to refer the NDS to the Ministry of Finance for revision.

It was so referred and no one has since heard of it.

Jagdeo Claim

he is following

Cheddi Jagan's Plan....

President Carter & President Jagan

Developed the National Development Stratergy

Why Jagdeo scrap

De Jagan/Carter Plan

National Development Stratergy????

Jagdeo wanted to

Kill Transperancy in Govt

and Promote Thiefing.

2011

President Carter would be aware

of the deteriorating political realities in Guyana

after the 2011 elections.

The loss of the majority by the PPP

and the formation of a minority government,

which has tried to cling to office for three plus years,

have led to gridlock,

lack of progress and frustration.

Instead of forming a coalition government

which would have aided national unity

and result in much progress,

the government has steadfastly resisted

any such approach

and stubbornly held on to the winner-take-all policy,

about which President Carter complained.

2015 May 11th

With this background,

it is not known what President Carter

expects the outcome of his visit to be.

His engagement with Guyana

and the investment in time and money

that the Carter Centre has made,

suggest that his visit could involve a bit more

than mere observing of the elections.

It could well be that

he recognizes its uncertain outcome

and that he wishes to make an input

in restraining any negative reactions to the results,

whatever they are.

President Carter’s presence can also

potentially lead to new political realities,

whichever party wins.

His message of 2004

is still powerfully resonant today.

Hopefully, this true friend of Guyana

may still find a way,

without interfering,

about which he is always careful,

to reinforce that message.

AFC-APNU welcome

President Carter to Guyana

PAGING JALIL:

* Why are you spamming this thread ?

* OK! You are excused and forgiven. I know You are a deeply frustrated man. It must be very hurtful to know that your fellow PNC man Moses will not help your beloved PNC to defeat the supreme PPP.

Rev

In the early 80's I witnessed Joey cussing out some of his father's friends in NJ.  The guys turned to him and reminded him of their relationship with his father and the mutual respect they hold.  Joey cuss them more.  His wife was so embarrassed, she went to a secluded part of the hall and remained quiet all evening.

 

Since leaving office in 1981,

the 39th president of the USA has busied himself

traveling the globe

to improve the quality of life of citizens

living on virtually every continent.

No sooner than he left the White House,

Carter mobilized to build houses for the poor.

After launching Habitat for Humanity,

he and teams of volunteers constructed homes

they gave to citizens that might otherwise never own property.

Perhaps he was motivated by the fact

he is the only president to have

ever lived in public housing,

he identified with the plight of not owning a dwelling

and relying on government subsidies in order to survive.

One year after serving

in the highest capacity of leadership in America,

President Carter and his wife Rosalyn

founded the Atlanta-based Carter Center

which has helped to improve the quality of life

for people in more than 70 countries.

Committed to advancing human rights and

alleviating unnecessary human suffering,

they have relentlessly exemplified

the motto of the Carter Center —

“Waging Peace. Fighting Disease. Building Hope.”

This week the 90-year-old former president —

from 1977 to 1981 —

will lead an observer mission

to monitor the May 11

regional and national elections in Guyana.

They will be joined by a larger delegation

of election observers next month and

for the fourth time the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize winner

will lead the monitoring team.

“I look forward to leading our delegation

to observe Guyana’s elections on May 11,”

the former president said.

The election is regarded as a contest

between the ruling People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)

which is seeking to extend its

more than two decades hold on power

and the coalition alliance

comprising the main opposition,

a Partnership for National Unity (APNU)

and the small Alliance for Change (AFC).

“The Carter Center has a long history in Guyana

and great respect for the Guyanese people.

These will be the fourth elections

we have observed there since 1992,

and we trust they will be

peaceful and inspire hope for the future.”

It was Oct. 5, 1992

when Carter’s Council of Freely Elected Heads of Government

observed presidential elections in Guyana.

Two years later, on Sept. 28, 1994

the Carter Center opened an office in Georgetown, Guyana

to support the country’s efforts for economic development,

electoral reform, and preservation of the environment.

After that, the former Plains, Georgia,

peanut farmer met with Guyana President Cheddi Jagan

on April 23, 1996

to discuss implementation of Guyana’s comprehensive

long-term development strategy.

Earlier that year he headed delegations to

Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic

and  prior to that Guatemala, Liberia,

Ethiopia, Guinea, Sudan, China,

Chile, Burkino Faso, Nigeria,

Mozambique, Uganda and

numerous countries in the sub-Saharan regions of Africa.

Perhaps, best remembered

for returning the Panama Canal Zone to Panama,

the one-term Democratic president

has been actively involved in

eradicating diseases throughout Africa.

In partnership with the Organization of American States (OAS)

Carter as head of the Center

also monitored elections in Belize, Haiti and Jamaica.

Once again invited by the Guyana government to monitor the polls,

the Carter Center along with collaborating groups

will assess the voting,

counting, and

tabulation processes.

In a statement released by the Atlanta-based organization,

reportedly the core team of experts

will be joined this week by six medium-term observers,

together representing nine countries.

The Center’s observers will meet regularly

with representatives of the

Guyana Elections Commission,

political party candidates,

civil society organizations,

the international community,

and citizen election observers

to assess electoral preparations

and the pre-electoral environment,

including election administration,

campaigning,

voter education

and other issues.

Catch You On The Inside!

PRESIDENT CARTER,

A TRUE FRIEND OF GUYANA,

VISITS AGAIN.

AFC-APNU welcome

President Carter to Guyana

xxxxxxxxxx

Committed to advancing human rights and

alleviating unnecessary human suffering,

they have relentlessly exemplified

the motto of the Carter Center —

“Waging Peace. Fighting Disease. Building Hope.”

XXXXXXXXXXXXXX

My Friend Rev

President Carter

Coming to Guyana to

“Waging Peace. ....Peaceful Elections

Fighting Disease..... Jagdeo Thiefing

Building Hope.”....Swearing in New Govt

Carter is an dear old friend of the PPP/C. He believe in good old fashion democracy. Him don't trust the army man. Look at Venezuela an army is running the country. Thanks Jimmy old friend. Come and stay at a familiar hotel, the Marriott. When him look out north east he will sea a western oil rig in the ocean. PPP/C friendliness extend into the ocean.

Joey is the Jagan's family black sheep.

Yes,

Let them put Jagan's picture at Linden and put up Vote PNC besides it. It will win them more Afro PNC votes in Linden.

Joey is like Freddie K, they are neither good to keep nor to throw away end of story.

Black Sheep Freddie and Joey should start a new party. A Party for National Ignorance.

 

Joey is the Jagan's family black sheep.

* How would you describe Joey's sister---Nadira Brancier---she has been very critical of the PPP. Is Nadira Jagan Brancier also a supporter of the PNC ? She seems to be quite bitter---women who are bitter don't have enough love in their life.

Rev

In 2000

when Jagdeo became President he Cancelled

the Jagan/Carter Development Plan 

http://ndsguyana.org/more.asp 

http://www.sdnp.org.gy/nds/chapter1.pdf

http://caribbean.eclac.org/con...development-strategy

Why Jagdeo scrap

De Jagan/Carter Plan

National Development Stratergy????

Jagdeo wanted to

Kill Transperancy in Govt

and Promote Thiefing.

2004

Having invested a great deal of time and money

to get the NDS prepared and accepted,

and having seen its abandonment after 2000

by a Crook & Thief,

may have contributed to

President Carter’s

negative assessment about Guyana

which he expressed in 2004.

In 2004

President Carter visited Guyana

for the last time at the invitation of President Jagdeo.

He had wide consultations

in an effort to resolve

the political problems confronting Guyana,

as so many have tried to do in the past.

On leaving Guyana, President Carter said:

“Instead of achieving this crucial goal

of inclusive and shared governance,

the Guyanese Government remains divided

with a winner-take-all concept

that continues to polarize

many aspects of the nation’s life…

There are only spasmodic meetings

between political leaders

and publicized agreements

between those rare and brief sessions

have not been fulfilled.”

He recommended substantive governance and

electoral reforms and

the formation of an independent civil society forum

to lead a structured discussion

on a vision of governance for Guyana

to promote reconciliation

in an ethnically divided landscape.

President Carter’s views

found no favour

with the government

or the PPP and

the Carter Centre

thereafter disengaged from Guyana.

President Carter

Coming to Guyana this week to

“Waging Peace. ....Peaceful Elections

Fighting Disease..... Jagdeo Thiefing

Building Hope.”....Swearing in New Govt

Too late for that PNC/APNU -AFC already occupy that slot. They can be supporters as they are uniquely qualify.

Carter used Jagdeo blue print in Africa for development.

Originally Posted by yuji22:

 

Joey is the Jagan's family black sheep.

 

* How would you describe Joey's sister---Nadira Brancier---she has been very critical of the PPP. Is Nadira Jagan Brancier also a supporter of the PNC ? She seems to be quite bitter---women who are bitter don't have enough love in their life.

 

Rev

Nadira is one bitter woman. Those who are bitter are never happy in life.

It is a tragedy to see Jagan's children working to destroy the party that their parents dedicated their lives to build.

Come May 11th, Joey and Nadira will eat Karilla in bitterness.

Correct

How PPP gon address the Racial Problem

* It's jealousy plain and simple---folks like Nadira, Joey, Moses, Ramjattan, Ramkarran and the homeless Jaganites are downright jealous of the success the PPP has had under the leadership of Jagdeo and Ramotar.

Rev

PAGING JALIL

* Those afro Guyanese surrounding Moses are already PNC supporters.

* Post some photos of the 11% Indians PNC man Moses has promised his beloved PNC.

Rev

 Jalil has nothing good to post and is making a fool of himself.

Moses denied that he was Indian and is now embraced by Afros as one of their own while rejected by Indians who see him as a Neemakharam and Traitor.

The latest polls released spell bad news for PNC Indians like Jalil, Kari, Mitwah, Storm and others.

Rev yuh like this one...

Talk to CaribJ

J want to know how PPP

gon address the Racial Problem

Jagdeo, Ramotar & Rohee Causing....

Jalil:

* Wha rass wrang wid yuh bai ? Meh ask yuh fuh post wan photo wid Moses surrounded with East Indian followers. All yuh rass keep posting is PNC man Moses wid PNC afro supporters.

* POST A PHOTO OF PNC MAN MOSES MOBBED BY EAST INDIANS.

Rev

Originally Posted by Rev:

Originally Posted by yuji22:

 

Joey is the Jagan's family black sheep.

 

* How would you describe Joey's sister---Nadira Brancier---she has been very critical of the PPP. Is Nadira Jagan Brancier also a supporter of the PNC ? She seems to be quite bitter---women who are bitter don't have enough love in their life.

 

Rev

 

Nadira is one bitter woman. Those who are bitter are never happy in life.

 

It is a tragedy to see Jagan's children working to destroy the party that their parents dedicated their lives to build.

 

Come May 11th, Joey and Nadira will eat Karilla in bitterness.

Bai, I'm tempted to take a screenshot of these words of yours. Why?

In the next 14 days, Nadira can do a Varshnie and turn up at Freedom House to endorse the PPP. All things are possible.

Wha yuh go seh den, yuji? Sister Nadira is sensible and charming woman?

Look, at least the Rev will support you. Lookee hey:

Originally Posted by yuji22:

Originally Posted by Rev:

Originally Posted by yuji22:

 

Joey is the Jagan's family black sheep.

 

* How would you describe Joey's sister---Nadira Brancier---she has been very critical of the PPP. Is Nadira Jagan Brancier also a supporter of the PNC ? She seems to be quite bitter---women who are bitter don't have enough love in their life.

 

Rev

 

Nadira is one bitter woman. Those who are bitter are never happy in life.

 

It is a tragedy to see Jagan's children working to destroy the party that their parents dedicated their lives to build.

 

Come May 11th, Joey and Nadira will eat Karilla in bitterness.

Bai, I'm tempted to take a screenshot of these words of yours. Why?

In the next 14 days, Nadira can do a Varshnie and turn up at Freedom House to endorse the PPP. All things are possible.

Wha yuh go seh den, yuji? Sister Nadira is sensible and charming woman?

Look, at least the Rev will support you. Lookee hey:

Gil

As the saying goes, All a we is one family. Open de door and let the woman come in.

De PPP is a New PPP. Bring her a Cup and let her drink some dhall.

Rev wha about this one?

Rev....CaribJ say eat yuh heart out

Yugly what about this one.

Ok Rev want see Colieman.....

I was showing you Guyanese Voters....

I hace to ask J fuh send he stocks...

This Ok

J throw this one in.....

Jalil bai:

* The Rev will need a magnifying glass to pick out Moses in that photo above.

* That's a nice turnout for the opposition---they are clearly part of the 50-1% of the votes the PNC/AFC will receive on May 11th.

* Anyway jalil bai, keep looking through your photo file---I need to see Moses mobbed by enthusiastic East Indians.

Rev

Rev you will like this one.

Bhai you want Individual Picture..

leh me see wha CaribJ Got for you

CaribJ got one fuh yuh

Crayola Kid, my favorite colors are green and yellow.  

ATTENTION:

* It is crystal clear that the majority of the DIRTY INDIANS live away from Guyana in places like region 11(NY) and region 12(Toronto) and many post on forums like FB and GNI.

* Based on the photos jalil bai has posted thus far, there is a scarcity of DIRTY INDIANS in regions 1 thru 10 in Guyana. This explains why the PNC will receive 50-1% of the votes on May 11th and lose the election.

* There are simply not enough DIRTY INDIANS in regions 1 thru 10 to help elect the PNC.

Rev

Rev what wrong with this Girl,

Yuh like she or De other one....Kwame

Rev you fellow PPPite says Indians are 42% of the votes.  Given that 10% of them are "dirty" and that the PPP is a "coolie party" I don't see why you are this happy.

NACTA says blacks aren't splitting but Indians are.

Rev, think about what will happen when human rights activists in Jamaica, T&T, B/Dos, Canada,  USA, Brazil, Norway, etc, start learning about what is happening to Afro-Guyanese at the hands of the PPP/C administration.

International condemnation is what put an end to the racist regime in South Africa.  I am sure it will also work in Guyana.

Moses is like Gandhi and Granger jaise Mandella.