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And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
"J" do not buy everything from Ravi Wholesale.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
That is something they don't have the ability to do.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
I think he just did and you are too stupid to comprehend.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
I think he just did and you are too stupid to comprehend.
When one sides with thiefin scum they tend to say all sorts of shit...carry on.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
I think he just did and you are too stupid to comprehend.
he will be a model prisoner
in fact he will do all them convict income tax
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
As far as I understand. Ali has a MBA so he knows something.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
As far as I understand. Ali has a MBA so he knows something.
Look, irrespective if Irfaat is a TIEF, we have to accept that the man did a blasted good job yesterday for his party.
Good debate former Minister.
Now, we have to rebut solidly. I waiting for Ramjattan to tarrass his tail.
How on earth can a dumbass Thief school a Finance Minister?
I think he just did and you are too stupid to comprehend.
hahaha DOPE EAT AWAY HIS BRAIN, THE PEA BRAIN HE HAD.
One of the way one can measure the APNU-AFC loss of message is that this fat f*&%#Ng crook can stand before them and brazenly lecture them. His ass needed to be jacked up a long time. I would like to see the seven million dollar check stub and the deposit slip into NICIL's account. Brazzingron said he lost it into the Skeldon factory rehabilitation project. I am beginning to think that white elephant was the PPP's Trojan horse. They needed a black hole into which money will disappear.
One of the way one can measure the APNU-AFC loss of message is that this fat f*&%#Ng crook can stand before them and brazenly lecture them. His ass needed to be jacked up a long time. I would like to see the seven million dollar check stub and the deposit slip into NICIL's account. Brazzingron said he lost it into the Skeldon factory rehabilitation project. I am beginning to think that white elephant was the PPP's Trojan horse. They needed a black hole into which money will disappear.
HAHAHA Lil Boy Irfan put dem IDIOTS to their place.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
Yea...one has to shout loud and stop up to become champion PPP debater.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
Yea...one has to shout loud and stop up to become champion PPP debater.
At least, he is NOT lowering the standard of American Education.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
Yea...one has to shout loud and stop up to become champion PPP debater.
"as Irfaan Ali labels budget as ‘full of fluff’" ... Ramjattan responded , “Thief, thief! Y’all is thief!”, “Wait nah, wait, we gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything.”
Where in the budget, money is set aside for a bigger jail?
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
Yea...one has to shout loud and stop up to become champion PPP debater.
"as Irfaan Ali labels budget as ‘full of fluff’" ... Ramjattan responded , “Thief, thief! Y’all is thief!”, “Wait nah, wait, we gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything.”
Where in the budget, money is set aside for a bigger jail?
Mits, Al YUh been Hollering dat fuh years, Al YUh nah gun jail even one person. Nothing to hide, the PPP Govt was clean BUT like every other Govt, a percentage of Corruption for personal gains took place.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
Yea...one has to shout loud and stop up to become champion PPP debater.
"as Irfaan Ali labels budget as ‘full of fluff’" ... Ramjattan responded , “Thief, thief! Y’all is thief!”, “Wait nah, wait, we gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything.”
Where in the budget, money is set aside for a bigger jail?
Mits, Al YUh been Hollering dat fuh years, Al YUh nah gun jail even one person. Nothing to hide, the PPP Govt was clean BUT like every other Govt, a percentage of Corruption for personal gains took place.
It takes time to gather the evidence. Jagdeo said dem copy the PPP budget and now Irfaat come along and say that it full of fluff.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
Yea...one has to shout loud and stop up to become champion PPP debater.
"as Irfaan Ali labels budget as ‘full of fluff’" ... Ramjattan responded , “Thief, thief! Y’all is thief!”, “Wait nah, wait, we gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything.”
Where in the budget, money is set aside for a bigger jail?
Mits, Al YUh been Hollering dat fuh years, Al YUh nah gun jail even one person. Nothing to hide, the PPP Govt was clean BUT like every other Govt, a percentage of Corruption for personal gains took place.
It takes time to gather the evidence. Jagdeo said dem copy the PPP budget and now Irfaat come along and say that it full of fluff.
Good one...
Former Housing Minister talks to “fluff” 2015 budget, slams government for bankrupted economy claims
- Monday, 17 August 2015 15:03
- Written by Demerara Waves
by Zena Henry
Former Housing Minister and Opposition member Irfaan Ali kicked off the Budget debates 2015 with a hard slap to the estimates put forward last week by Finance Minister Winston Jordan calling it a “fluff” document with no policy direction.
Attacking the various projects and initiatives from the 2015 Budget, Ali pointed to what he claimed were several PPP projects allegedly hijacked by the government. He slammed the government for not fulfilling or partially fulfilling the 100 day promise; driving force behind the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) government.
He said the old age pension increase, public service salaries, removal of monies from vehicle imports among others were the promises the government made “immediately upon their accesion to office.” He questioned how the government would be kept accountable if they will not honour “their own promises.”
The former minister slammed the government for claiming that the economy is bankrupted when they created a “big budget” along with finding $40 billion in commercial banks and another US$615 million in foreign reserves.
Ali expressed disappointment in the Finance Minister for such statements claiming that the government inherited an economy “outperforming every single economy in the Caribbean,” and witnessed nine consecutive years of growth.
The opposition member claimed that government slashed allocations the agriculture sector but demanded that the government convene a “National Paddy Price Support System.” He urged that government should take steps to maintain a production level of above 600,000 tons of paddy and improve yields to 40 bags per acre.
He demanded to that the government give rice farmers the $9,000 per bag of paddy as promised. Ali claimed that instead of fulfilling the promises to rice farmers they have taken away sums for drainage and other agriculture activities.
Ali jumped on the government wanting to increase their salaries so early in office. “We never sought to increase government salaries by more than 100 percent,” Ali charged.
Ali alleged however, that Budget 2015 has taken away thousands of jobs and over $1b from Amerindian villages. He said the budget has taken away the $10,000 for poor families and further delayed the aspirations of Guyanese.
Ali said that according to various regional and international agencies, Guyana was projected to grow from over three percent to over five percent over time. He said, “That is the economy that the government inherited.”
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And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
true.
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
true.
The Buck Starts and Stop with Granger.
He inherited a mess....
and he is trying Real Hard...
We see how much thieving
went on before May 11th.
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
true.
The Buck Starts and Stop with Granger.
He inherited a mess....
and he is trying Real Hard...
We see how much thieving
went on before May 11th.
There is no mess, the PNC just have no clue. They come in power and scratching their heads. Nothing to plunder, the PPP parked the nations funds in the banking sector and now both the banks and business community resisting them taking it for bakanal time. If they do it, they will be married to the resulting economic chaos. Them PPP bais clever, they put a box around the PNC before they even gained power.
Today the CHATREE talk sheer FLUFF and PUFF.
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
true.
The Buck Starts and Stop with Granger.
He inherited a mess....
and he is trying Real Hard...
We see how much thieving
went on before May 11th.
There is no mess, the PNC just have no clue. They come in power and scratching their heads. Nothing to plunder, the PPP parked the nations funds in the banking sector and now both the banks and business community resisting them taking it for bakanal time. If they do it, they will be married to the resulting economic chaos. Them PPP bais clever, they put a box around the PNC while they were dancing and prancing before they even gained power.
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
true.
The Buck Starts and Stop with Granger.
He inherited a mess....
and he is trying Real Hard...
We see how much thieving
went on before May 11th.
There is no mess, the PNC just have no clue. They come in power and scratching their heads. Nothing to plunder, the PPP parked the nations funds in the banking sector and now both the banks and business community resisting them taking it for bakanal time. If they do it, they will be married to the resulting economic chaos. Them PPP bais clever, they put a box around the PNC while they were dancing and prancing before they even gained power.
The budget was too long. Some solid deliverables like the wages and thing.
But there was NUFF FLUFF and PUFF inside also.
And this is why the APNU/AFC needs to articulate a detailed vision as to how they plan to create decent paying jobs, and to diversify the economy away from the export of a few commodities.
At the beginning of the election campaign, I was asked to endorse the coalition. I asked for their programme at that time but was informed that the programme would be presented a long time before the election. This was not done. They talked about the transition team was working on it. I thought that as soon as they were elected, they would have presented a detailed statement of how they intended to proceed and present a mini-budget until they had good grasp of the finances. I really think that they are really not proceeding in a systematic way, ministers seems to be doing their own thing. They really need to understand that 20% of the tings they will do will give them 80% of the results they seek. They need to prioritize. They have not made a good "first impression" and this will hamper their ability to move forward. Just my thoughts.
true.
The Buck Starts and Stop with Granger.
He inherited a mess....
and he is trying Real Hard...
We see how much thieving
went on before May 11th.
There is no mess, the PNC just have no clue. They come in power and scratching their heads. Nothing to plunder, the PPP parked the nations funds in the banking sector and now both the banks and business community resisting them taking it for bakanal time. If they do it, they will be married to the resulting economic chaos. Them PPP bais clever, they put a box around the PNC while they were dancing and prancing before they even gained power.
The budget was too long. Some solid deliverables like the wages and thing.
But there was NUFF FLUFF and PUFF inside also.
The barrel was big but 1/4 full, so nuff fluff, huff and puff to fill the 3/4 hot air.
Kudos.
Blatant PNC racism has been exposed:
"He said the new Government had reduced the agricultural allocations in the Budget, cutting some $81 million of spending on this area primarily in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) and Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne) which were won by the PPP/C."
Looks like same old PNC will bankrupt Guyana:
The PPP/C MP also rebutted allegations made by the Finance Minister that the country was bankrupt as he contended that the statistics and financial figures presented by the Minister contradicted his own rhetoric.
“The Minister is a visionary…..By the time he is finished, I am sure the economy will be bankrupt…he is a good visionary,” Ali said to smirks from both sides of the House. He contended that the economy grew by 300 per cent over the last couple of years under the PPP/C.
He said that it was not surprising that the Government may want to mislead the country as monies could be “earmarked for questionable projects or they have no idea of the financial status of the economy”.
Disgraceful and illegal actions of PNC:
“The illegal transfers to the auditors …no advertisement…no tender process…no examination of the qualifications,” he said, was something that would not sit well with the new Opposition in Parliament"
Shame on the PNC.
Guyana is headed into a massive recession. I spoke with a prominent businessman from GT today and he told me that ALL investments are on hold.
Businesses are planning more layoffs.
PNC does not appear to have any clue on how to encourage investments or economic progress. PPP plastered them good today.
PNC cannot repeat the same mistake of killing the goose that laid the golden egg.
TK can learn from Irfran Ali and take it to the classroom.
He tried to mesmerize Bharat Jagdeo when he was President but failed miserably. TK, Your Government is full of idiots. They need your teachings to learn basic economics.
TK is now being critical of the PNC in a very diplomatic manner.