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And so it would seems as if Granger Dictatorial Pattern Continues..........
And so it would seems as if Granger Dictatorial Pattern Continues..........
Many people voted for the coalition because off the accord limiting the dictatorial tendencies of the pnc and that Moses will be given power over internal affairs. Both parties knew that the constitution gave supremacy to the president but he could designate. Now, their statement raises concerns for me. Is Moses Granger's "French poodle"? Moses might not be concerned, but I am. Others are also. It seems that Moses is being sidelined. His appearance in the press is very minimal and it seems, at least to me that Harmon and Granger are running the show. Is the Accord worth the paper it is written on? Moses got the VP and PM jobs. Was it just the titles he wanted? To me, his current position seems to have no substance. Did they lie to us, the Guyanese people who are the electorate? Who is giving direction to Harmon? Moses or Granger? Or both of them? Who gives direction to the other ministers? Who is setting the priority for internal affairs? (No, I am not a "PPP hack").
And so it would seems as if Granger Dictatorial Pattern Continues..........
The AFC boys need to nip this in the bud.
Should the constitution or this accord take precedence? It seems odd that all the lawyers in the opposition did not notice the accord is in breach of the mildly tinkered Burnham constitution.
That's right! The whole of Guyana is like Egypt. Just look out of your window and you will see the Pyramids of garbage that were built under the PPP/C dienasty.
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HAHAHAHAHA What a Bunch of Naive Chaps. Uncle Nehru was teaching Al YUh like Al Yuh in Kindergarten but still Al YUh fail the Test.
Is ONLY 30 Days, Al YUh wait MORE coming. Another lesson for the Naive Bunch, General Granger just named the 3 Top Commamders of the GDF as his Political Advisers, I am sure this esteem Group dont see a problem with dat!!!!!!!!!!!
That's right! The whole of Guyana is like Egypt. Just look out of your window and you will see the Pyramids of garbage that were built under the PPP/C dienasty.
The genie got out under the PNC rule which the foreign powers conspired to put in place . Now, nobody can figure out how to get it back into the bottle. Mitwah, what are your ideas. From a previous post, some ideas were mentioned. We need to to make fundamental changes here, though in the short term, we need to treat the symptoms because we need to keep the patient alive.
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
Oh Lord...sanka caffee and white rum going down early .
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
Oh Lord...sanka caffee and white rum going down early .
I spoke the truth. Didn't I?
I know you would understand. The boys at freedom House sais that you will realize your mistakes and come around one day in the future. You see I know that you are in denial. I also know that you can rip up the Alliance's economic plans anytime you want. tell that is not so....
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
Dalitbhai, is wuh kinda shit you dinking so early? Sober up and tell us why the Accord in unconstitutional.
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
Dalitbhai, is wuh kinda shit you dinking so early? Sober up and tell us why the Accord in unconstitutional.
I am not here to educate you bhaiji. I am here to stare you in the right direction.
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
Dalitbhai, is wuh kinda shit you dinking so early? Sober up and tell us why the Accord in unconstitutional.
I am not here to educate you bhaiji. I am here to stare you in the right direction.
I am off to Kolcutta in a few weeks.
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
Dalitbhai, is wuh kinda shit you dinking so early? Sober up and tell us why the Accord in unconstitutional.
I am not here to educate you bhaiji. I am here to stare you in the right direction.
I am off to Kolcutta in a few weeks.
Good for you. Walk with a face mask to keep out the dust and germs.
Don't eat any kind of fruits that you didn't peel yourself.
Watch out for those little skilled thieves. Those guys opened my backpack counted all the things that were in the bag with out me knowing. prince of goods will go up ten times if they know you are a foreigner. Don't forget to negotiate.
Good luck on your trip.
And so it would seems as if Granger Dictatorial Pattern Continues..........
Many people voted for the coalition because off the accord limiting the dictatorial tendencies of the pnc and that Moses will be given power over internal affairs. Both parties knew that the constitution gave supremacy to the president but he could designate. Now, their statement raises concerns for me. Is Moses Granger's "French poodle"? Moses might not be concerned, but I am. Others are also. It seems that Moses is being sidelined. His appearance in the press is very minimal and it seems, at least to me that Harmon and Granger are running the show. Is the Accord worth the paper it is written on? Moses got the VP and PM jobs. Was it just the titles he wanted? To me, his current position seems to have no substance. Did they lie to us, the Guyanese people who are the electorate? Who is giving direction to Harmon? Moses or Granger? Or both of them? Who gives direction to the other ministers? Who is setting the priority for internal affairs? (No, I am not a "PPP hack").
Zed, those who voted for the APNU-AFC coalition did so for one primary reason - to have a change of governance from one of corruption to one of transparency and racial unity.
The legal minds in both parties must have known that if some parts of the Cummingsburg Accord were in contravention to the articles and spirit of the Constitution, then they must have had two things in mind - bring constitutional changes to a vote work around these.
The measure of the coalition's success is in the implementation of the programs they campaigned on. Time will provide us with the answers. However, there is no dispute that the optics of the change have so far been positive, and no politician or partners have been shoved aside. It is not even worth lending credence to wild talk about dictatorial tendencies. The body of your comment is unadulterated speculation that strains sensible discourse.
How many times did not tell you morons that the PNC cannot be trusted?
The accord is unconstitutional. It is already out in the open that GECOM was threatened to post the elections in favour of the alliance. America wants it.
What do you want? I also told you that the Prime Minister is responsible for the Internal affairs of the Country like Putin was in Russia. Moses can only cuss up Indians in the PPP, he is afraid of afro_guyanese. he should remember what they did to him under burnham's dictatorship. The sudra has identify himself with the afros... What a JUDAS!
The fundamental issue that escapes you is that the PPP are to be trusted even less than the PNC.
And so it would seems as if Granger Dictatorial Pattern Continues..........
Many people voted for the coalition because off the accord limiting the dictatorial tendencies of the pnc and that Moses will be given power over internal affairs. Both parties knew that the constitution gave supremacy to the president but he could designate. Now, their statement raises concerns for me. Is Moses Granger's "French poodle"? Moses might not be concerned, but I am. Others are also. It seems that Moses is being sidelined. His appearance in the press is very minimal and it seems, at least to me that Harmon and Granger are running the show. Is the Accord worth the paper it is written on? Moses got the VP and PM jobs. Was it just the titles he wanted? To me, his current position seems to have no substance. Did they lie to us, the Guyanese people who are the electorate? Who is giving direction to Harmon? Moses or Granger? Or both of them? Who gives direction to the other ministers? Who is setting the priority for internal affairs? (No, I am not a "PPP hack").
Zed, those who voted for the APNU-AFC coalition did so for one primary reason - to have a change of governance from one of corruption to one of transparency and racial unity.
The legal minds in both parties must have known that if some parts of the Cummingsburg Accord were in contravention to the articles and spirit of the Constitution, then they must have had two things in mind - bring constitutional changes to a vote work around these.
The measure of the coalition's success is in the implementation of the programs they campaigned on. Time will provide us with the answers. However, there is no dispute that the optics of the change have so far been positive, and no politician or partners have been shoved aside. It is not even worth lending credence to wild talk about dictatorial tendencies. The body of your comment is unadulterated speculation that strains sensible discourse.
Kari, thanks for your response. First, I do agree that time will give us an answer. However, this is not just an intellectual exercise for me because I live in Guyana and the results of their acts of commission and omission will directly affect me both in the short term and in the long term, not so for some who are sitting abroad and pontificating. Time is thus of essence. Second, I asked some questions which I think are relevant to the operation of the accord and the answers to which are important to deciding if the accord is being adhered to. Please read the local press and then decide who is really running internal affairs. Third, many people wanted change, but voted for the alliance only because the AFC and Moses would have had a particular role in the government. This is anecdotal evidence, but that is all we all have. Fourth, I guess that you are correct, that 28 years of dictatorship and not even accepting that there was rigging is no enough evidence of a tendency.fifth, I would support your statement that the legal minds of both parties knew that some parts of the accord would contravene the constitution. But my view is that the accord should hold primany in those areas that they agreed on until such time that the constitutional change process works out what the new power relationships will be. It will be disingenious for anyone to say they cannot stick to the terms of the accord because it is not in accordance to the constitution. Sixth, it is evident from the results of the election that nearly half of the electorates have their own ipionion on what the election was all about, even though you or I might disagree with them. Seven, thanks for the response because, it allows me to have a better feel of how many actors, stakeholders, etc, view issues in Guyana.