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Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo says the food supplied to parliamentarians is not fancy but he has an issue with the serving of liquor at the expense of taxpayers.

Public outrage was triggered following media reports that the food bill per sitting of the National Assembly is roughly $700,000.

But Jagdeo says the exorbitance is not just with food, as parliamentarians also enjoy alcohol with their meals.

“It’s not just food. It’s a huge amount of alcohol that gets consumed and imbibed in the Parliament… fancy, fancy liquor,” he said at a news conference Thursday afternoon.

Jagdeo believes other opposition Parliamentarians also do not indulge in consuming the alcohol but he said that they eat the food.

 

“They do eat. We eat. I eat the food. What do you suggest? I don’t go and eat the food? … I eat the food but I don’t drink the liquor,” the Opposition Leader said.

“I like eating too and it’s not like it’s fancy food. It’s not fancy food but it’s the alcohol part that I have a problem with.”

He suggested that Parliamentarians buy their own alcohol if they so desire to have a drink when they meet for Sittings of the National Assembly.

The Parliamentary food bill aside, Jagdeo contends that the dietary expenditure has increased tremendously under the coalition administration.

 Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo says the food supplied to parliamentarians is not fancy but he has an issue with the serving of liquor at the expense of taxpayers.

Public outrage was triggered following media reports that the food bill per sitting of the National Assembly is roughly $700,000.

But Jagdeo says the exorbitance is not just with food, as parliamentarians also enjoy alcohol with their meals.

“It’s not just food. It’s a huge amount of alcohol that gets consumed and imbibed in the Parliament… fancy, fancy liquor,” he said at a news conference Thursday afternoon.

Jagdeo believes other opposition Parliamentarians also do not indulge in consuming the alcohol but he said that they eat the food.

 

“They do eat. We eat. I eat the food. What do you suggest? I don’t go and eat the food? … I eat the food but I don’t drink the liquor,” the Opposition Leader said.

“I like eating too and it’s not like it’s fancy food. It’s not fancy food but it’s the alcohol part that I have a problem with.”

He suggested that Parliamentarians buy their own alcohol if they so desire to have a drink when they meet for Sittings of the National Assembly.

The Parliamentary food bill aside, Jagdeo contends that the dietary expenditure has increased tremendously under the coalition administration.

 

 

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They should eat local and drink local in the local shops outside the house of parliament.  This is the first time I heard that alcohol consumption is tolerated in the parliament.  Shame on all parties for allowing this nonsense. There should be no consumption of alcohol in parliament.  As for food consumption I suspect Priya and Amna are in the physical condition they are in because of overindulging.

Billy Ram Balgobin
Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

They should eat local and drink local in the local shops outside the house of parliament.  This is the first time I heard that alcohol consumption is tolerated in the parliament.  Shame on all parties for allowing this nonsense. There should be no consumption of alcohol in parliament.  As for food consumption I suspect Priya and Amna are in the physical condition they are in because of overindulging.

Remember all the pics we've been seeing of parliamentarians sleeping at Sittings of the National Assembly? Now we know the reason. Many were drunk.   

FM
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What did the PPP spend during their tenure? It is interesting that many who used to speak out against the PPP's wasting of taxpayers dollars are now supportive of this government excesses. 

FM

Looks like dem AFC/PNC boys like expensive likka. Kudos to dem PPP boys for not indulging and wasting taxpayers monies.

Dem PPP boys should extend things further by taking their own food to parliament in sauspan.

 

FM
Gilbakka posted:

Hey Dave, you've given us two servings of the same report. That must have cost you some time.

don’t know what happen there, maybe I get intoxiated reading the article and attach twice ...  lol 

If Admin can edit, much appreciated. 

Thanks uncle Gil.

FM
Nehru posted:

HEHEHE I WARNED AL YUH BOUT THOSE DUMB, INCOMPETENT BASTARDS. THE NAMAKARAM CRABDAAAG DOES GATOLAY THE LIKKA AND EAT THE POKE LIKE A PARASITE HE IS!!!!

Looks like they've been guzzling Chivas Regal while making important decisions for the country. 

FM
Leonora posted:
Nehru posted:

HEHEHE I WARNED AL YUH BOUT THOSE DUMB, INCOMPETENT BASTARDS. THE NAMAKARAM CRABDAAAG DOES GATOLAY THE LIKKA AND EAT THE POKE LIKE A PARASITE HE IS!!!!

Looks like they've been guzzling Chivas Regal while making important decisions for the country. 

So who they are gonna blame if one or a couple of these drunk men went home and beat up their wives? Or if driving home drunk, they kill some one?

FM
Dave posted:
Gilbakka posted:

Hey Dave, you've given us two servings of the same report. That must have cost you some time.

don’t know what happen there, maybe I get intoxiated reading the article and attach twice ...  lol 

If Admin can edit, much appreciated. 

Thanks uncle Gil.

Correction: comrade Gill. Spare uncle for Nehru.

FM
skeldon_man posted:
Leonora posted:
Nehru posted:

HEHEHE I WARNED AL YUH BOUT THOSE DUMB, INCOMPETENT BASTARDS. THE NAMAKARAM CRABDAAAG DOES GATOLAY THE LIKKA AND EAT THE POKE LIKE A PARASITE HE IS!!!!

Looks like they've been guzzling Chivas Regal while making important decisions for the country. 

So who they are gonna blame if one or a couple of these drunk men went home and beat up their wives? Or if driving home drunk, they kill some one?

This is nothing new. I remember one night we were coming home and the man in the car right in front of us was beating the woman next to him while still driving. My father turned around to my mom and said, "he's a minister and that's not his wife". 

GTAngler
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Can someone please post the pics of Ramjattan and others sleeping in Parliament, so I can go home laughing all weekend?    

Here is a few ...

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FM
Gilbakka posted:
Dave posted:
Gilbakka posted:

Hey Dave, you've given us two servings of the same report. That must have cost you some time.

don’t know what happen there, maybe I get intoxiated reading the article and attach twice ...  lol 

If Admin can edit, much appreciated. 

Thanks uncle Gil.

Correction: comrade Gill. Spare uncle for Nehru.

Thanks Comrade Gill. 

If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine.” – Che

FM
Reeper posted:
 

What did the PPP spend during their tenure?

It is interesting that many who used to speak out against the PPP's wasting of taxpayers dollars are now supportive of this government excesses. 

Find out and let us know.

Your second sentence sounds like an old poster on GNI.

Django

$ 700,000 Bill for Parliamentary sittings… Guyanese should not pay for their “fancy” liquor, let them buy it themselves – Jagdeo


Opposition Leader/Former President, Bharrat Jagdeo

No longer should the people of Guyana stand the bill for Members of Parliament (MPs) to enjoy huge quantities of “fancy” alcohol during sittings of the National Assembly.
Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo said this yesterday as he denounced the amount of money being “wasted” under the coalition government on food. This was during his weekly press conference held at his Church Street Office.
Jagdeo made reference to an article published in this newspaper which highlights the amount of money spent on food per sitting of the National Assembly—an estimated $700,000.
Today, Jagdeo suggested that the cost for alcohol might be just as much as the cost for food.
He said, “It’s not just food. It’s a huge amount of alcohol that gets consumed and imbibed in the Parliament… fancy, fancy liquor. The opposition leader said that it is simply “ridiculous.”
Jagdeo said that he consumes the food provided, but never indulges in the alcohol. He noted that he has a room at the Parliament Building and he has instructed that no alcoholic beverages be put there. “You can ask them, I told them not to put any alcohol there…I do not even touch the things they provide.”
Further, Jagdeo said that Opposition Members of Parliament would hardly ever, if at all, utilize alcohol provided by Parliament Office.
“They do eat. We eat. I eat the food. What do you suggest? I don’t go and eat the food? I eat the food, but I don’t drink the liquor,” I like eating too, and it’s not like its fancy food. It’s not fancy food, but it’s the alcohol part that I have a problem with,” said Jagdeo.
Jagdeo suggested that some members of Government are excessive with the imbibing during sittings.
Jagdeo recommended that systems be put in place to allow MPs to purchase alcohol if they desire to have a drink when they meet for sittings.
He said that a canteen should be considered, “let them buy their own liquor.”
Jagdeo said that the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government was much more conservative with its spending on food and alcohol, especially the alcohol.
He made it clear that he was not suggesting that legislators be made to eat out of boxes or that food be skimped.
But, food and drinks for parliament aside, Jagdeo said that this government has been proven to be lavish overall when it comes to dietary spending.
He said that the dietary expenditure for various agencies in the National Budget are huge.
Jagdeo said, “I have been talking about this over and over. Dietary is triple times what it used to be”.
Responding to questions about the food bill, Clerk of the National Assembly, Sherlock Isaacs disclosed that the Assembly Committee of the National Assembly of the Parliament of Guyana considered and gave approval for a number of food suppliers to be invited through the restrictive bidding process, to bid for the supply of meals and snacks for sittings of the National Assembly and Committee Meetings.
The four suppliers that bid were Maggie’s Snackette and Catering Service; Ambience Restaurant and Catering Service; Carnegie School of Home Economics and Water Chris Hotel and Bar.
According to Isaacs, the contract was awarded by the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) on 5th July, 2018 to Maggie’s Snackette and Catering Service for the supply of meals and snacks for sittings of the National Assembly and Committee Meetings.
It was reported sometime back that the cost of every sitting, for food; for putting up MPs in hotels and for paying travelling from out of the region, among other things, was over $1.5M. But now, food alone is $700,000.

FM

I agree with BJ on this.  I understand he does not drink rum however, regardless his point is valid.  They are on official duties to the people and have a right to food, but not alcohol.  Guyana has an alcohol problem and this sets a bad example.

Baseman
Amral posted:

Jagdeo is desperate he is scraping the bottom of the barrel for anything that can help him

So this thread is about PNC wasting the taxpayers money.  And your response is to cuss Jagdeo?  

Bibi Haniffa
Bibi Haniffa posted:
Amral posted:

Jagdeo is desperate he is scraping the bottom of the barrel for anything that can help him

So this thread is about PNC wasting the taxpayers money.  And your response is to cuss Jagdeo?  

What was the food bill under Jagdeo? 

Mitwah
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

The lady was very articulate and specific.  If what she's saying is true vs what BJ says, then I have an issue believing anything he says!

As of now, I hold off judgement!

Dj, I know you have good PPP insider (non-Cabal) contacts, could you verify off-line?

Baseman
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

- Take up the issue with the editor if you have a problem. 

- are you disputing the statement from the clerk of national assembly. 

- Since when government buying food and alcohol for parliamentary workers... more exposure to the benefit of all public servants. LMFAO 

FM
Baseman posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

The lady was very articulate and specific.  If what she's saying is true vs what BJ says, then I have an issue believing anything he says!

As of now, I hold off judgement!

Dj, I know you have good PPP insider (non-Cabal) contacts, could you verify off-line?

Quote.

“At every sitting of the National Assembly, there are 65 members of Parliament, the Parliamentary staff, the drivers and body guards of ministers and the media, all of whom meals are catered for.

However, the Opposition Leader noted that the huge food bill does not come from the actual food, but, rather the expensive rum and beverage which only the MP’s are privileged to partake. Jagdeo made it clear that his MPs do not drink the alcohol, he noted that they would only eat the food.”

 

 http://guyanadailynewsgy.com/n...ment-being-suggested

FM
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Baseman posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

The lady was very articulate and specific.  If what she's saying is true vs what BJ says, then I have an issue believing anything he says!

As of now, I hold off judgement!

Dj, I know you have good PPP insider (non-Cabal) contacts, could you verify off-line?

Not very true,most of my contacts doan like the rat.

Don't believe everything that Jagdeo says,Cathy's rebuttal can be verified just add the numbers of persons during a sitting of parliament,the alcohol consumption is over stretched.

Django
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

- Take up the issue with the editor if you have a problem. 

- are you disputing the statement from the clerk of national assembly. 

- Since when government buying food and alcohol for parliamentary workers... more exposure to the benefit of all public servants. LMFAO 

Yep blame Kaiteur News and the other non sourced article you posted.

Jagdeo made those statements at his weekly one man press conference and the media publish it.

By the way Parliamentary sessions can go late in the night,so what is the big deal to provide a little food.Jagdeo grasping at straws.

Django
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Django posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

- Take up the issue with the editor if you have a problem. 

- are you disputing the statement from the clerk of national assembly. 

- Since when government buying food and alcohol for parliamentary workers... more exposure to the benefit of all public servants. LMFAO 

Yep blame Kaiteur News and the other non sourced article you posted.

Jagdeo made those statements at his weekly one man press conference and the media publish it.

By the way Parliamentary sessions can go late in the night,so what is the big deal to provide a little food.Jagdeo grasping at straws.

Dave is not too bright. Go easy on him. 

Mitwah
Django posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

- Take up the issue with the editor if you have a problem. 

- are you disputing the statement from the clerk of national assembly. 

- Since when government buying food and alcohol for parliamentary workers... more exposure to the benefit of all public servants. LMFAO 

Yep blame Kaiteur News and the other non sourced article you posted.

Jagdeo made those statements at his weekly one man press conference and the media publish it.

By the way Parliamentary sessions can go late in the night,so what is the big deal to provide a little food.Jagdeo grasping at straws.

A little food??  What about the liquor they are drinking in Parliament?

Bibi Haniffa

Taxpayers should not be made to pay for Ministers’ ‘drinking bill’

https://citizensreportgy.com/?p=6765

The issue of spending by the Parliament office on each sitting of the National Assembly featured in the local press this week. And Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo, reiterated his concerns about the increasing sums of money being spent by the APNU+AFC Coalition Government on dietary (food) expenses – expenses paid for by taxpayers’ dollars.
One of the reports in the local media noted that some $700,000 is spent on dietary expenses for each sitting.
Jagdeo at his news conference on Thursday (August 16, 2018) charged that his problem with the spending at the Parliament office revolves around the massive sums being spent on imported alcohol.

According to him, taxpayers should not be paying for the ‘drinking bills’ of government officials. He said, “It is the alcohol part that I have a problem with…if the MPs want to have a drink anywhere in the lounge, they can do that, but not ask tax payers to pay the bills,” he said.

The Opposition Leader added, “…we should have really a no-alcohol policy up there. Let people buy their liquor if they want to. You have some of them up there with their entire monthly salary; even the raised salary, the 50% increase, would not be enough to pay for the liquor that they would consume.”

He added that under the former PPP/C Administration there were never the levels of spending on alcohol – rums, whiskeys, wines and imported beers – as is being seen under the current Government.


 

Here you go Dave,

Jagdeo should have kept his mouth shut,that fella grasping at straws.

Django
Bibi Haniffa posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

- Take up the issue with the editor if you have a problem. 

- are you disputing the statement from the clerk of national assembly. 

- Since when government buying food and alcohol for parliamentary workers... more exposure to the benefit of all public servants. LMFAO 

Yep blame Kaiteur News and the other non sourced article you posted.

Jagdeo made those statements at his weekly one man press conference and the media publish it.

By the way Parliamentary sessions can go late in the night,so what is the big deal to provide a little food.Jagdeo grasping at straws.

A little food??  What about the liquor they are drinking in Parliament?

How much liquor give us the $$ amount.

Django
Amral posted:

Jagdeo should try and enjoy the free stuff rass after all if you can't beat them join them

Was Jagdeo the one who raised the issue with the amount of food and alcohol consumed in Parliament?

Bibi Haniffa
Django posted:

Taxpayers should not be made to pay for Ministers’ ‘drinking bill’

https://citizensreportgy.com/?p=6765

The issue of spending by the Parliament office on each sitting of the National Assembly featured in the local press this week. And Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo, reiterated his concerns about the increasing sums of money being spent by the APNU+AFC Coalition Government on dietary (food) expenses – expenses paid for by taxpayers’ dollars.
One of the reports in the local media noted that some $700,000 is spent on dietary expenses for each sitting.
Jagdeo at his news conference on Thursday (August 16, 2018) charged that his problem with the spending at the Parliament office revolves around the massive sums being spent on imported alcohol.

According to him, taxpayers should not be paying for the ‘drinking bills’ of government officials. He said, “It is the alcohol part that I have a problem with…if the MPs want to have a drink anywhere in the lounge, they can do that, but not ask tax payers to pay the bills,” he said.

The Opposition Leader added, “…we should have really a no-alcohol policy up there. Let people buy their liquor if they want to. You have some of them up there with their entire monthly salary; even the raised salary, the 50% increase, would not be enough to pay for the liquor that they would consume.”

He added that under the former PPP/C Administration there were never the levels of spending on alcohol – rums, whiskeys, wines and imported beers – as is being seen under the current Government.


 

Here you go Dave,

Jagdeo should have kept his mouth shut,that fella grasping at straws.

It's laughable, the lengths you go to defend every crime the PNC commits. You would be pissimg your pants if PPP did this.

Bibi Haniffa

Bibi, your Jagdeo is grabbing at straws or one other poster pointed out he is scraping the bottom of the barrel.  He thought the third term was a sure thing. Look at his face as he prevaricates. His body language speaks volumes.

Mitwah
Bibi Haniffa posted:
Django posted:

Taxpayers should not be made to pay for Ministers’ ‘drinking bill’

https://citizensreportgy.com/?p=6765

The issue of spending by the Parliament office on each sitting of the National Assembly featured in the local press this week. And Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo, reiterated his concerns about the increasing sums of money being spent by the APNU+AFC Coalition Government on dietary (food) expenses – expenses paid for by taxpayers’ dollars.
One of the reports in the local media noted that some $700,000 is spent on dietary expenses for each sitting.
Jagdeo at his news conference on Thursday (August 16, 2018) charged that his problem with the spending at the Parliament office revolves around the massive sums being spent on imported alcohol.

According to him, taxpayers should not be paying for the ‘drinking bills’ of government officials. He said, “It is the alcohol part that I have a problem with…if the MPs want to have a drink anywhere in the lounge, they can do that, but not ask tax payers to pay the bills,” he said.

The Opposition Leader added, “…we should have really a no-alcohol policy up there. Let people buy their liquor if they want to. You have some of them up there with their entire monthly salary; even the raised salary, the 50% increase, would not be enough to pay for the liquor that they would consume.”

He added that under the former PPP/C Administration there were never the levels of spending on alcohol – rums, whiskeys, wines and imported beers – as is being seen under the current Government.


 

Here you go Dave,

Jagdeo should have kept his mouth shut,that fella grasping at straws.

It's laughable, the lengths you go to defend every crime the PNC commits. You would be pissimg your pants if PPP did this.

What crime was committed ?

Django
Prashad posted:

Cut the alcohol out. It is not a rum shop. Only ice water, coffee, tea and diet pop should be allowed.

The Govt could be blamed if dem go home and beat their spouses or knack down somebody in a drunken state. 

Prash, what about the members sleeping thru a session?

Mitwah
Django posted:
Bibi Haniffa posted:
Django posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

- Take up the issue with the editor if you have a problem. 

- are you disputing the statement from the clerk of national assembly. 

- Since when government buying food and alcohol for parliamentary workers... more exposure to the benefit of all public servants. LMFAO 

Yep blame Kaiteur News and the other non sourced article you posted.

Jagdeo made those statements at his weekly one man press conference and the media publish it.

By the way Parliamentary sessions can go late in the night,so what is the big deal to provide a little food.Jagdeo grasping at straws.

A little food??  What about the liquor they are drinking in Parliament?

How much liquor give us the $$ amount.

Bhai wok am out while  Drugb gives you some slack. 

FM
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

Banna, just the other day you were cussing BJ regarding some business issue with your fam in Guyana.   Now you sucking up without asking a question. 

I will not take a position as yet however, BJ is on the inside should not have to rely on KN as his source, he should be able to verify and attest to the accuracy of the report.  

If all alyuh can come up with us “well it was in KN”, that’s a cop out and BJ’s credibility is on the line.   He should vet his sources before going with a public position.  

My statement is one of principle and will wait to see more before I pass final judgment. 

Baseman
Baseman posted:
Dave posted:
Django posted:

Never believe the Rat,that fella digging more holes for the PPP.

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

Banna, just the other day you were cussing BJ regarding some business issue with your fam in Guyana.   Now you sucking up without asking a question. 

I will not take a position as yet however, BJ is on the inside should not have to rely on KN as his source, he should be able to verify and attest to the accuracy of the report.  

If all alyuh can come up with us “well it was in KN”, that’s a cop out and BJ’s credibility is on the line.   He should vet his sources before going with a public position.  

My statement is one of principle and will wait to see more before I pass final judgment. 

Bhai my comments regarding BJ management style as president still stands. 

However, we cannot take away what he’s doing for the poor class currently.  May be, he realized his mistake and is making amends and that’s OK, we are human. 

FM
Dave posted:
Baseman posted:
Dave posted:

 

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

Banna, just the other day you were cussing BJ regarding some business issue with your fam in Guyana.   Now you sucking up without asking a question. 

I will not take a position as yet however, BJ is on the inside should not have to rely on KN as his source, he should be able to verify and attest to the accuracy of the report.  

If all alyuh can come up with us “well it was in KN”, that’s a cop out and BJ’s credibility is on the line.   He should vet his sources before going with a public position.  

My statement is one of principle and will wait to see more before I pass final judgment. 

Bhai my comments regarding BJ management style as president still stands. 

However, we cannot take away what he’s doing for the poor class currently.  May be, he realized his mistake and is making amends and that’s OK, we are human. 

Too late shall be the cry.  It took the loss of power to heed the plight of the poor.  Now he is their champion.  No credibility there, and besides there is little he can do now.  He needs to move over and let new blood take the lead.

Anyway, I was referring to this specific issue.  Why is he making a case based on a KN article when he is on the inside and should know before KN.  Again, credibility is in question.  I would like to hear his rebuttal of Ms Hugh’s comments.  

Baseman
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Baseman posted:
Dave posted:
Baseman posted:
Dave posted:

 

Haul you old rass, BJ was making reference to Kaieture news article, the man didn’t brought the issue up.

Banna, just the other day you were cussing BJ regarding some business issue with your fam in Guyana.   Now you sucking up without asking a question. 

I will not take a position as yet however, BJ is on the inside should not have to rely on KN as his source, he should be able to verify and attest to the accuracy of the report.  

If all alyuh can come up with us “well it was in KN”, that’s a cop out and BJ’s credibility is on the line.   He should vet his sources before going with a public position.  

My statement is one of principle and will wait to see more before I pass final judgment. 

Bhai my comments regarding BJ management style as president still stands. 

However, we cannot take away what he’s doing for the poor class currently.  May be, he realized his mistake and is making amends and that’s OK, we are human. 

Too late shall be the cry.  It took the loss of power to heed the plight of the poor.  Now he is their champion.  No credibility there, and besides there is little he can do now.  He needs to move over and let new blood take the lead.

Anyway, I was referring to this specific issue.  Why is he making a case based on a KN article when he is on the inside and should know before KN.  Again, credibility is in question.  I would like to hear his rebuttal of Ms Hugh’s comments.  

Agree with you 100%. 

FM
Amral posted:

Jagdeo is desperate he is scraping the bottom of the barrel for anything that can help him

He is not running for office so I don't see how he is scraping barrel. In fact the slop can boys made a lot of political mileage out of PPP wastrel spending. You obviously believe that these jackasses in parliament deserve to be sported on the taxpayers backs for 2.5k usd every parliament?

FM
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Dave posted:
Baseman posted:
Dave posted:
Baseman posted:

 

Banna, just the other day you were cussing BJ regarding some business issue with your fam in Guyana.   Now you sucking up without asking a question. 

I will not take a position as yet however, BJ is on the inside should not have to rely on KN as his source, he should be able to verify and attest to the accuracy of the report.  

If all alyuh can come up with us “well it was in KN”, that’s a cop out and BJ’s credibility is on the line.   He should vet his sources before going with a public position.  

My statement is one of principle and will wait to see more before I pass final judgment. 

Bhai my comments regarding BJ management style as president still stands. 

However, we cannot take away what he’s doing for the poor class currently.  May be, he realized his mistake and is making amends and that’s OK, we are human. 

Too late shall be the cry.  It took the loss of power to heed the plight of the poor.  Now he is their champion.  No credibility there, and besides there is little he can do now.  He needs to move over and let new blood take the lead.

Anyway, I was referring to this specific issue.  Why is he making a case based on a KN article when he is on the inside and should know before KN.  Again, credibility is in question.  I would like to hear his rebuttal of Ms Hugh’s comments.  

Agree with you 100%. 

How could you agree “100%” when my position contradicted the other position which you also agreed.   

Are you sure you ok?

Baseman
Mitwah posted:
Prashad posted:

Cut the alcohol out. It is not a rum shop. Only ice water, coffee, tea and diet pop should be allowed.

The Govt could be blamed if dem go home and beat their spouses or knack down somebody in a drunken state. 

Prash, what about the members sleeping thru a session?

You have to ask Sir Gillbakka if he use to sleep and knock down the rum when he was in the Parliament with Moses. 

 

Prashad
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Prashad posted:
Mitwah posted:
Prashad posted:

Cut the alcohol out. It is not a rum shop. Only ice water, coffee, tea and diet pop should be allowed.

The Govt could be blamed if dem go home and beat their spouses or knack down somebody in a drunken state. 

Prash, what about the members sleeping thru a session?

You have to ask Sir Gillbakka if he use to sleep and knock down the rum when he was in the Parliament with Moses. 

 

I was not a parliamentarian.

FM
Gilbakka posted:
Prashad posted:
Mitwah posted:
Prashad posted:

Cut the alcohol out. It is not a rum shop. Only ice water, coffee, tea and diet pop should be allowed.

The Govt could be blamed if dem go home and beat their spouses or knack down somebody in a drunken state. 

Prash, what about the members sleeping thru a session?

You have to ask Sir Gillbakka if he use to sleep and knock down the rum when he was in the Parliament with Moses. 

 

I was not a parliamentarian.

Looks like you were on the take. Now you got the nerve to come here and act like an angel.

FM
Drugb posted:
Gilbakka posted:
Prashad posted:
Mitwah posted:
Prashad posted:

Cut the alcohol out. It is not a rum shop. Only ice water, coffee, tea and diet pop should be allowed.

The Govt could be blamed if dem go home and beat their spouses or knack down somebody in a drunken state. 

Prash, what about the members sleeping thru a session?

You have to ask Sir Gillbakka if he use to sleep and knock down the rum when he was in the Parliament with Moses. 

 

I was not a parliamentarian.

Looks like you were on the take. Now you got the nerve to come here and act like an angel.

Nonsense and lie. 

FM
Django posted:
Mitwah posted:

Drugboy braying for his daily supply of slop. Seems like he is complaining of not getting enough. What a slop eater! 

Plus the cravings  for black bigan.

With lots of room for improvement. 

Mitwah
Mitwah posted:
Django posted:
Mitwah posted:

Drugboy braying for his daily supply of slop. Seems like he is complaining of not getting enough. What a slop eater! 

Plus the cravings  for black bigan.

With lots of room for improvement. 

Yall rass is bigtime hypocrites. You especially, djangy can be excused due to lack of education and susceptible to influenced by stooges like you. But you should at least be criticizing the wickedness of this govt considering how you were so concerned about wasting taxpayers dollars during PPP time. 

FM
Drugb posted:
Mitwah posted:
Django posted:
Mitwah posted:

Drugboy braying for his daily supply of slop. Seems like he is complaining of not getting enough. What a slop eater! 

Plus the cravings  for black bigan.

With lots of room for improvement. 

Yall rass is bigtime hypocrites. You especially, djangy can be excused due to lack of education and susceptible to influenced by stooges like you. But you should at least be criticizing the wickedness of this govt considering how you were so concerned about wasting taxpayers dollars during PPP time. 

Black baigan craver,you shouldn't be talking about education.You are a low achiever who took 6 yrs to finish BSc degree in Computer Science at a State College,you think you are a tap daag with the dime a dozen qualification.I told you many times i am a head of you,continue to think i am uneducated.

Django
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kp posted:

"You are an ass hole."

 Early morning mantra from an ignorant idiot. When would this filth stop on GNI.?

Who are you referring to ?

Why don't you assist to pull your confederates out of the gutter.

Stick to the topic,avoid personal attacks,when one reciprocate it stings.

Django
Django posted:
kp posted:

"You are an ass hole."

 Early morning mantra from an ignorant idiot. When would this filth stop on GNI.?

Who are you referring to ?

Why don't you assist to pull your confederates out of the gutter.

Stick to the topic,avoid personal attacks,when one reciprocate it stings.

Eh eh, like them diss you at Congress Place.. no invite.

take it easy  bhai. 

Check out Rumjat pic, the man like he half drunk and Trotty tummy getting big with the $700,000 food ... 1981C14A-FE54-41F8-81CE-FF0F75815B8E6F191497-40FC-45B3-9974-86DA62261480

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FM
Dave posted:

Eh eh, like them diss you at Congress Place.. no invite.

take it easy  bhai. 

Check out Rumjat pic, the man like he half drunk and Trotty tummy getting big with the $700,000 food ... 1981C14A-FE54-41F8-81CE-FF0F75815B8E6F191497-40FC-45B3-9974-86DA62261480

Nonsense, Trotty has always been portly and Prak always look suh, sober or not!

Baseman
Django posted:
kp posted:
Django posted:

Bhai Dave,

I am no party hack,i am here to keep you guys in check.

Who give you that job?

What job ?

Some body got to put a check on alyuh biasness.All can't be yes men.

Perhaps he suffers from hypertension (HBP).  Long-term high blood pressure, however, is a major risk factor for coronary artery disease, stroke, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, peripheral vascular disease, vision loss, chronic kidney disease, and dementia.(WIKI)

Mitwah
Mitwah posted:
Django posted:
kp posted:
Django posted:

Bhai Dave,

I am no party hack,i am here to keep you guys in check.

Who give you that job?

What job ?

Some body got to put a check on alyuh biasness.All can't be yes men.

Perhaps he suffers from hypertension (HBP).  Long-term high blood pressure, however, is a major risk factor for coronary artery disease, stroke, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, peripheral vascular disease, vision loss, chronic kidney disease, and dementia.(WIKI)

Gilly definitely suffering from HBP, bhai. But me nah buss yuh and Django rass. Conclusion: you misdiagnosed KP.

FM
Gilbakka posted:
Mitwah posted:
Django posted:
kp posted:
Django posted:

Bhai Dave,

I am no party hack,i am here to keep you guys in check.

Who give you that job?

What job ?

Some body got to put a check on alyuh biasness.All can't be yes men.

Perhaps he suffers from hypertension (HBP).  Long-term high blood pressure, however, is a major risk factor for coronary artery disease, stroke, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, peripheral vascular disease, vision loss, chronic kidney disease, and dementia.(WIKI)

Gilly definitely suffering from HBP, bhai. But me nah buss yuh and Django rass. Conclusion: you misdiagnosed KP.

I said perhaps. I am trying to understand his outbursts.

Mitwah

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