So let's back up a little and assume you are right. Say the PNC wins the election with 35 to 40%, which is best case for them, do you really believe those big bad blackman bogeyman you dream of at nights will take everything and form the next dictatorship?
TK:
The world has changed and Guyana has changed. Dictatorships are a thing of the past.
Listen! If the Guyanese people choose to vote the PPP out of office, I expect the country to continue making progress, and I also expect the PNC will try their best to prove to Guyanese that they are, indeed, capable of running the country efficiently.
My thinking right now is the PPP should not run the country forever---that's not good for a democracy---sometime in the future the PPP will be voted out of office---complacency and corruptness caused the PPP to lose their majority in the last election---they may very well lose the presidency in the next election if the complacency and corruptness continues.
There is a good chance Moses and the AFC can help make Granger the next president of Guyana----and like I said---progress in Guyana will continue.
Rev
Your tune has improved substantially.
TK, don't fall for this claptrap, bro. Rev (Paul Chandra) is engaging in the same race-baiting he always does. He is just trying to get an AFCite to agree with his "analysis" for propaganda purposes.
Ronald is right, the PNC's votes are maxed out. Moreover, Granger will not be their next candidate (age being a major factor), and the AFC will not only draw from the PPP, as he is implying, but will draw even more from the PNC.
Granger was the PNC's last hurrah, and now that their base feels betrayed, especially because of the events of Linden, many will not vote, and many will switch to the AFC. A similar fate awaits the PPP, though the amount of absentees there will be greater, and the amount crossing over to the AFC smaller.
The PPP will put great effort to suppressing the fact the AFC will draw from both the PPP and PNC. Hence, the Rev's narrative here.