Originally Posted by chairman:
3 thrillion from 1964
Debt 1964 US$89M,1992 US$2.1B
How much this gov't stole?????
Former Member
* PPP well on their way to their 6th consecutive victory.
Rev
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Can I have a pint of ale yet
Originally Posted by Rev:
* PPP well on their way to their 6th consecutive victory.
Rev
Mudheads who still making asinine posts will never change....Mudhead forever.
Originally Posted by chairman:
Can I have a pint of ale yet
Make sure they colour it Green an yellow..dat red stuff like Kool Aid could kill ya.
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Be a happy loser nah cain
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RE: REGION 6
* Pay attention to the results in this pivotal region.
2006: PPP received 42,248 votes in region 6
2011: PPP received 32,360 votes in region 6
RE: 2015
* PPP are regaining a significant portion of the 9888 votes they lost in 2011----most of the votes they lost in 2011 went to the AFC.
Rev
Originally Posted by Rev:
RE: REGION 6
* Pay attention to the results in this pivotal region.
2006: PPP received 42,248 votes in region 6
2011: PPP received 32,360 votes in region 6
RE: 2015""""""""""12,000 """""""""""""""
Former Member
everybody is waiting.
Former Member
victory is near
Former Member
GECOM's Lowenfeld: first results expected by 11 pm
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RE: REGION 4
* The PNC is very strong in Region 4. Here are the 2011 results:
PNC: 84,828
PPP: 60,851
AFC: 10,635
COMBINING PNC + AFC IN 2011
95,463 = PNC + AFC
60,851 = PPP
* PNC/AFC pulled 34,612 more votes than the PPP in 2011.
* When the region 4 results start to come in---PNC/AFC supporters will be excited----this is the region---along with region 10 where the coalition will run up the numbers.
Rev
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i will be here for results
Fear mounting in Georgetown, same old same old...praying for my brothers and sisters back home.
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its all up to naga to accept defeat
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me too, praying for everybody...pray for calm, and peace,and love...and good fellowship
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Originally Posted by Kari:
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Berbice had a high turnout. I've spoken to some more people in the party. The PPP registered a huge turnout today.
The Army was called out to keep the capital peaceful when the results start to get published this evening showing the PPP has managed to regain their parliamentary majority.
At this moment a two seat majority seems likely.
The Army was called out to keep the capital peaceful when the results start to get published this evening showing the PPP has managed to regain their parliamentary majority.
At this moment a two seat majority seems likely.
Seriously, at 6:25 PM - 25 minutes after polls closed, Guyana has super computers at over 2,600 polling stations to provide the result.
Jagdeo had to fly to Miami
to get a Batty Plug
Engineer nearly got one
from Baldeo at the Nest
As kids we Learn about
Little Jack Horner
Who
Push in his thumb
and pull out a Plumb
But now on GNI we got
Both Horner & Hornee
They can Push in their Thumb
and Pull out
the Election Results
and say....
What a good Kwame am I
Bhai we got both
Horner & Hornee here
Former Member
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Berbice had a high turnout. I've spoken to some more people in the party. The PPP registered a huge turnout today.
The Army was called out to keep the capital peaceful when the results start to get published this evening showing the PPP has managed to regain their parliamentary majority.
At this moment a two seat majority seems likely.
The Army was called out to keep the capital peaceful when the results start to get published this evening showing the PPP has managed to regain their parliamentary majority.
At this moment a two seat majority seems likely.
This is the kind of post that cause harm to Guyana. But the Afro-Guyanese will not fall for the PPP bait in 2015.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Rev:
RE: REGION 4
* The PNC is very strong in Region 4. Here are the 2011 results:
PNC: 84,828
PPP: 60,851
AFC: 10,635
COMBINING PNC + AFC IN 2011
95,463 = PNC + AFC
60,851 = PPP
* PNC/AFC pulled 34,612 more votes than the PPP in 2011.
* When the region 4 results start to come in---PNC/AFC supporters will be excited----this is the region---along with region 10 where the coalition will run up the numbers.
Rev
Results of numbers 4 and 10 groups would give an indication of events in two of the main areas.
Comparisons can then be made with the combined numbers for the PNC and AFC in 2011 to the actual numbers/result for 2015.
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Let us enjoy de music now
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Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Results of numbers 4 and 10 groups would give an indication of events in two of the main areas.
Comparisons can then be made with the combined numbers for the PNC and AFC in 2011 to the actual numbers/result for 2015.
* Correct!
* The PPP received 38.9% of the total votes cast in region 4 in 2011(they got 60,851 out of 156,459 votes cast).
* If they maintain that nearly 40% in region 4 or are slightly ahead, that would be encouraging.
Rev
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Originally Posted by alena06:
Fear mounting in Georgetown, same old same old...praying for my brothers and sisters back home.
alena baby i will go and protect them
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Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Results of numbers 4 and 10 groups would give an indication of events in two of the main areas.
Comparisons can then be made with the combined numbers for the PNC and AFC in 2011 to the actual numbers/result for 2015.
* Correct!
* The PPP received 38.9% of the total votes cast in region 4 in 2011(they got 60,851 out of 156,459 votes cast).
* If they maintain that nearly 40% in region 4 or are slightly ahead, that would be encouraging.
Rev
While numbers would give an indication, the actual 2015 percentage would be a firm indication.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Results of numbers 4 and 10 groups would give an indication of events in two of the main areas.
Comparisons can then be made with the combined numbers for the PNC and AFC in 2011 to the actual numbers/result for 2015.
* Correct!
* The PPP received 38.9% of the total votes cast in region 4 in 2011(they got 60,851 out of 156,459 votes cast).
* If they maintain that nearly 40% in region 4 or are slightly ahead, that would be encouraging.
Rev
While numbers would give an indication, the actual 2015 percentage would be a firm indication.
you clowns are definitely smoking some weed.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
While numbers would give an indication, the actual 2015 percentage would be a firm indication.
* Of course!
Rev
Sayy whaaaatttt
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Originally Posted by cain:
Sayy whaaaatttt
CHECK THIS REGARDING REGION 6
* The PPP only received 58.9% of the votes in region 6 in 2011---32,360 votes out of 54,875
* Now! If the PPP can up their percentage in region 6 from 58.9% to 66% in 2015----it would be lights out for the opposition.
Rev
Former Member
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
While numbers would give an indication, the actual 2015 percentage would be a firm indication.
* Of course!
Rev
Perhaps much later tonight or by tomorrow, we should get an indication of the trend in the results.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
While numbers would give an indication, the actual 2015 percentage would be a firm indication.
* Of course!
Rev
Perhaps much later tonight or by tomorrow, we should get an indication of the trend in the results.
Perhaps, Perhaps not!
Former Member
This result will take 2 days
Former Member
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Perhaps much later tonight or by tomorrow, we should get an indication of the trend in the results.
* That's correct!
* Prediction time is over. We now have to wait on the official numbers to either prove or disprove our predictions.
Rev
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Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Perhaps much later tonight or by tomorrow, we should get an indication of the trend in the results.
* That's correct!
* Prediction time is over. We now have to wait on the official numbers to either prove or disprove our predictions.
Rev
Absolutely, Rev.
And, elections this year is quite a tense one as both major political organisations put in lots of concentrated efforts.
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Perhaps much later tonight or by tomorrow, we should get an indication of the trend in the results.
* That's correct!
* Prediction time is over. We now have to wait on the official numbers to either prove or disprove our predictions.
Rev
Absolutely, Rev.
And, elections this year is quite a tense one as both major political organisations put in lots of concentrated efforts.
Nahhhh, to the PPP... tiefin was a piece ah cake.
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Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Absolutely, Rev.
And, elections this year is quite a tense one as both major political organisations put in lots of concentrated efforts.
* Both parties did a splendid job motivating their supporters.
* 51% vs 49%
* If that's the final result---those in the 49% will be devastated, especially if they are the coalition voters.
* By the way, if the 2015 election is really 51/49 in favor of the PPP, then 5 years from now the probability will favor the PPP losing power.
Rev
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Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Absolutely, Rev.
And, elections this year is quite a tense one as both major political organisations put in lots of concentrated efforts.
* Both parties did a splendid job motivating their supporters.
* 51% vs 49%
* If that's the final result---those in the 49% will be devastated, especially if they are the coalition voters.
* By the way, if the 2015 election is really 51/49 in favor of the PPP, then 5 years from now the probability will favor the PPP losing power.
Rev
I think your brain is in favor of dementia.
THIS JUST in !!...polling station...Port Mourant... PPP-240 APNU 39... queenstown area...APNU 159 PPP -09
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Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Absolutely, Rev.
And, elections this year is quite a tense one as both major political organisations put in lots of concentrated efforts.
* Both parties did a splendid job motivating their supporters.
* 51% vs 49%
* If that's the final result---those in the 49% will be devastated, especially if they are the coalition voters.
* By the way, if the 2015 election is really 51/49 in favor of the PPP, then 5 years from now the probability will favor the PPP losing power.
Rev
That is just a part of the issues.
It needs to be seen what is the percentage of increase for the PNC, based on AFC's efforts.
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:
* Both parties did a splendid job motivating their supporters.
* 51% vs 49%
* If that's the final result---those in the 49% will be devastated, especially if they are the coalition voters.
* By the way, if the 2015 election is really 51/49 in favor of the PPP, then 5 years from now the probability will favor the PPP losing power.
Rev
I think your brain is in favor of dementia.
I think is because he does sit down too long pon it, it does cramp up.
Former Member
Originally Posted by alena06:
THIS JUST in !!...polling station...Port Mourant... PPP-240 APNU 39... queenstown area...APNU 159 PPP -09
you guys better than gecom
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Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
That is just a part of the issues.
It needs to be seen what is the percentage of increase for the PNC, based on AFC's efforts.
DG:
* We know that the best the PNC ever performed in terms of percentage in a free and fair election was the 42.3% they got in the 1992 election.
* You are absolutely correct---anything beyond 42.3% would be the AFC contribution.
Rev
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