Dave posted:Baseman posted:When I say Guyana is on the precipice of a crisis never witnessed before, people (like Prince) say nuff talk!
I tell you this, the stakes have never been higher and the conflict in Guyana will take of regional and international dimension. Prepare for the long haul!
The PNC have the GDF as their strategic hedge however, I do not believe the PPP are without options.
I don’t blame BJ except for having a donkey for President, which turned off a lot of swing voters. This makes Granger’s job easier!
Not only is the swing voters BJ turning off, but PPP supporters will stay away from the polls, that’s the vibes from the PPP strong hold areas.
Dave, I do not agree with your assessment. I have travelled Guyana extensively since the ncv and I think that the support of the ppp has solidified in spite of having Irfan as the candidate. Things are bad for lots of people, the afc has lost credibility and has lost its supporters, some of the undecided have come to the PPP because of the government’s response to losing the ncv, and they do not trust a new third party, in spite of the supposedly guarantees offered. My opinion.