Druggie seems to know a lot and talks a lot about welfare chqs and Section 8 housing. It's great to see someone using the system explain it so well.

cain posted:

Druggie seems to know a lot and talks a lot about welfare chqs and Section 8 housing. It's great to see someone in the system explain it so well.

Maybe caribj is one of my tenants. Section 8 tenants are a guaranteed income as the check comes directly to the landlord from the govt. 

Drugb posted:

cain posted:

Druggie seems to know a lot and talks a lot about welfare chqs and Section 8 housing. It's great to see someone in the system explain it so well.

Maybe caribj is one of my tenants. Section 8 tenants are a guaranteed income as the check comes directly to the landlord from the govt. 

Could very well be. I saw a lot of this when I travelled in the USA.

cain posted:

Druggie seems to know a lot and talks a lot about welfare chqs and Section 8 housing. It's great to see someone using the system explain it so well.

Drugb posted:

caribny posted:

Drugb posted:

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It provides a venue that all Guyanese can be proud of to host regional events. Y.. 

Yes while the previous government couldn't even provide proper labs at UG and had a library which was embarrassing and toilet facilities that smelt like a sewer.

But be "proud" that Guyana can host CPL for a few days of the year.  Guyanese only. This while St Lucia and St Kitts get the international matches and tourists who arrive spending money.

Nonsense, there is always a naysayer among the critics that will find a fault in what the PPP did and dig up all sorts of needs in the country to make a point.  What about the US, billions spent on arms and yet people are homeless in America, especially Blacks, but we don't hear you complaining as the welfare check is on time every month and section 8 apartment is paid for. 

That goes without saying on both sides of the spectrum. Now, when are you people going to stop that asinine comparing of Guyana to other countries especially the United States? The US has 324 Million people. Over 450 times that of Guyana given Guyana's population is around 700,000. Is Guyana's Economy and GDP 1/450th of the United States?

GTAngler posted:

That goes without saying on both sides of the spectrum. Now, when are you people going to stop that asinine comparing of Guyana to other countries especially the United States? The US has 324 Million people. Over 450 times that of Guyana given Guyana's population is around 700,000. Is Guyana's Economy and GDP 1/450th of the United States?

Again as member of the pnc/afc sympathizers at all cost, you completely missed the point. Development must be balanced in all nations. The comparison is not at a population level but rather a 1st vs 3rd world comparison. If the US can spend money on wars, walls, Israel, Pakistan etc and forgo our crumbling infrastructure, poverty, then this proves that the strategy of development is more balanced. Not to drop every other area of development and concentrate on one area as Cribby suggests. 

Drugb posted:

 

Nonsense, there is always a naysayer among the critics . 

I see that you are daily expressing praise for what Granger is doing so cannot call others naysayers about other eras.

Given that this doesn't describe you then don't call others naysayers.

Why don't you address the disgraceful condition of Guyanese educational institutions?  In 2011 Guyanese kids were using latrines and even the toilets at QC and UG were a disgrace. That was Jagdeo's lack of priorities.

Providence is a white elephant. It doesn't generate employment or foreign exchange and those ought to be the priorities.  On the other hand Guyana needs to repay that Indian loan and they don't accept GY$ in payment so Providence is a drain!

At least Granger had the good sense to shake down people like BK to build his own white elephant so scarce foreign exchange isn't being used to service debt connected to that white elephant.

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

That goes without saying on both sides of the spectrum. Now, when are you people going to stop that asinine comparing of Guyana to other countries especially the United States? The US has 324 Million people. Over 450 times that of Guyana given Guyana's population is around 700,000. Is Guyana's Economy and GDP 1/450th of the United States?

Again as member of the pnc/afc sympathizers at all cost, you completely missed the point. Development must be balanced in all nations. The comparison is not at a population level but rather a 1st vs 3rd world comparison. If the US can spend money on wars, walls, Israel, Pakistan etc and forgo our crumbling infrastructure, poverty, then this proves that the strategy of development is more balanced. Not to drop every other area of development and concentrate on one area as Cribby suggests. 

Do you actually think before you write or are we taking our chances on what comes out next? How the hell can you compare a 1st World Country with a 3rd World Country in any instance? By the way I see you missed the letters GDP.

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

That goes without saying on both sides of the spectrum. Now, when are you people going to stop that asinine comparing of Guyana to other countries especially the United States? The US has 324 Million people. Over 450 times that of Guyana given Guyana's population is around 700,000. Is Guyana's Economy and GDP 1/450th of the United States?

Again as member of the pnc/afc sympathizers at all cost, you completely missed the point. Development must be balanced in all nations. The comparison is not at a population level but rather a 1st vs 3rd world comparison. If the US can spend money on wars, walls, Israel, Pakistan etc and forgo our crumbling infrastructure, poverty, then this proves that the strategy of development is more balanced. Not to drop every other area of development and concentrate on one area as Cribby suggests. 

Do you actually think before you write or are we taking our chances on what comes out next? How the hell can you compare a 1st World Country with a 3rd World Country in any instance? By the way I see you missed the letters GDP.

DrugB always thinks before he writes, and even if he didn't, his response would be a grade above the spectrum.

caribny posted:

I see that you are daily expressing praise for what Granger is doing so cannot call others naysayers about other eras.

Given that this doesn't describe you then don't call others naysayers.

Why don't you address the disgraceful condition of Guyanese educational institutions?  In 2011 Guyanese kids were using latrines and even the toilets at QC and UG were a disgrace. That was Jagdeo's lack of priorities.

Providence is a white elephant. It doesn't generate employment or foreign exchange and those ought to be the priorities.  On the other hand Guyana needs to repay that Indian loan and they don't accept GY$ in payment so Providence is a drain!

At least Granger had the good sense to shake down people like BK to build his own white elephant so scarce foreign exchange isn't being used to service debt connected to that white elephant.

Apparently you have no idea about budgeting or otherwise. In the beginning of the fiscal year the parliament passes a budges which allocates money to various sectors. Then throughout the year these allocations are the bases for spending. In your world there should be no budget but rather an ad hoc approach to spending, where only the problem areas with the most need are given resources. Clearly your inexperience shows what a knuckle head you have become over the years. 

GTAngler posted:

Do you actually think before you write or are we taking our chances on what comes out next? How the hell can you compare a 1st World Country with a 3rd World Country in any instance? By the way I see you missed the letters GDP.

In fact you are the one who lacks analytical skills. You jump up and shout just for the sake of argument. The fact remains that any nation must take a balanced approach to development. If a 1st world nation like the US can neglect poverty over war mongering and you bottom feeders stay quiet then Guyana can also balance its approach to development. 

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Do you actually think before you write or are we taking our chances on what comes out next? How the hell can you compare a 1st World Country with a 3rd World Country in any instance? By the way I see you missed the letters GDP.

In fact you are the one who lacks analytical skills. You jump up and shout just for the sake of argument. The fact remains that any nation must take a balanced approach to development. If a 1st world nation like the US can neglect poverty over war mongering and you bottom feeders stay quiet then Guyana can also balance its approach to development. 

Sorry cuz, wrong person. This isn't the first time you and some others here compare Guyana with the United States. As I said before, you CANNOT compare Apples and Oranges. To compare something to another there has to be some shared standard to measure each. One example, you're trying to compare a country who can't defend itself militarily to another that has assumed the responsibility of policing the world. Slow down and think a little. A few months ago you were trying to compare the Health Systems.

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Do you actually think before you write or are we taking our chances on what comes out next? How the hell can you compare a 1st World Country with a 3rd World Country in any instance? By the way I see you missed the letters GDP.

In fact you are the one who lacks analytical skills. You jump up and shout just for the sake of argument. The fact remains that any nation must take a balanced approach to development. If a 1st world nation like the US can neglect poverty over war mongering and you bottom feeders stay quiet then Guyana can also balance its approach to development. 

Sorry cuz, wrong person. This isn't the first time you and some others here compare Guyana with the United States. As I said before, you CANNOT compare Apples and Oranges. To compare something to another there has to be some shared standard to measure each. One example, you're trying to compare a country who can't defend itself militarily to another that has assumed the responsibility of policing the world. Slow down and think a little. A few months ago you were trying to compare the Health Systems.

So you saying that the Brigadier can't defend his country militarily or the Pentagon can't mek the match?

GTAngler posted:

 

 

Sorry cuz, wrong person. This isn't the first time you and some others here compare Guyana with the United States. As I said before, you CANNOT compare Apples and Oranges. To compare something to another there has to be some shared standard to measure each. One example, you're trying to compare a country who can't defend itself militarily to another that has assumed the responsibility of policing the world. Slow down and think a little. A few months ago you were trying to compare the Health Systems.

You may wiggle but you caught in a trap. I am not comparing the entire US to Guyana, just one aspect, its approach to allocation of budget, a balanced approach, rather than rushing to only solving issues such as poverty, failing schools etc. 

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

 

 

Sorry cuz, wrong person. This isn't the first time you and some others here compare Guyana with the United States. As I said before, you CANNOT compare Apples and Oranges. To compare something to another there has to be some shared standard to measure each. One example, you're trying to compare a country who can't defend itself militarily to another that has assumed the responsibility of policing the world. Slow down and think a little. A few months ago you were trying to compare the Health Systems.

You may wiggle but you caught in a trap. I am not comparing the entire US to Guyana, just one aspect, its approach to allocation of budget, a balanced approach, rather than rushing to only solving issues such as poverty, failing schools etc. 

What about the US, billions spent on arms and yet people are homeless. Your own words. This is what you're calling a balanced approach?

Bibi Haniffa posted:

GTAngler posted:

Do you actually think before you write or are we taking our chances on what comes out next? How the hell can you compare a 1st World Country with a 3rd World Country in any instance? By the way I see you missed the letters GDP.

DrugB always thinks before he writes, and even if he didn't, his response would be a grade above the spectrum.

Spelling error....surely you meant' "a grade above his sputum"

GTAngler posted:

What about the US, billions spent on arms and yet people are homeless. Your own words. This is what you're calling a balanced approach?

It seems that your head hard, if the US can have homelessness and still spell billions on arms. Why is it not reasonable to expect Guyana to have some aspects of needs not addressed in its society? Every democratic country has homelessness and people that fall through the cracks like caribj. Does it mean they should stop everything else and rush to their aid? Close down ball parks, amusement parks, stop giving tax breaks to businesses etc? The problem with small minded folks like you is that you don't see the big picture, you don't know history. How do you think the pyramids were built?

Drugb posted:

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Apparently you have no idea about budgeting or otherwise..

You cannot even balance your checking account and are rambling like a mad man. What the hell does budgeting have to do with the fact that Jagdeo found money to build a white elephant while Guyanese kids must put up with leaking toilets because the PPP "had no money"?

If the budget was so tight then why incur a need for debt service using scarce foreign exchange for a venture that its unused most of the time.  A glorified Thirst Park its become?  The only CARICOM countries that have less international cricket than Guyana are St Vincent and Dominica.

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

What about the US, billions spent on arms and yet people are homeless. Your own words. This is what you're calling a balanced approach?

It seems that your head hard, if the US can have homelessness and still spell billions on arms. .

Arms are manufactured in the USA and employ thousands of people and keep alive sections of the industrial sector that would have otherwise outsourced to China or Mexico.  There are whole regions in the South which are very dependent on the defense industry.

Now describe employment and foreign exchanged earned by Providence stadium.  It was built using Indian materials and professional expertise and its construction was funded through Indian loans.  So Guyana must find US dollars that it doesn't have to pay back the Indians.

Drugb posted:

.. Does it mean they should stop everything else and rush to their aid? Close down ball parks, amusement parks, stop giving tax breaks to businesses etc? .

Those are entities owned by private owners and they generate revenues and employment.  And in fact it is now widely agreed that tax subsidies given to sports stadiums in the USA are wasteful corruption, and the remains is that Guyana is much poorer so can ill afford such waste.  At least the tourist islands can recoup some of the costs to run these entities from the tourism generated, but Guyana cannot do so.

QC, its leading school has many resource limitations. Most assuredly the best secondary schools in NYC are in excellent shape.  We have QC kids who spend as much time doing extra lessons as they spend in school, because conditions are sub par.  But yet you applaud the construction of a white elephant which is used for its main purpose no more than 4 weeks a year.

You have yet to tell us how much employment and foreign exchange the white elephant generates.  

In fact Banks DIH could have built it and operated it as in fact its main use is as a replacement of Thirst Park.

Here you scream at Granger's white elephant when Providence is even more wasteful.  That Durban lands monstrosity wasn't built using foreign loans and in fact much of its financing came from the local private sector. So the fact that it is a waste has less impact.