It's a high risk game the AFC playing. They did in 2011 and baseman was skeptical that they can pull it off. I saw the biggest risk was a PNC victory. Luckily the Indians in Guyana "smell a rat" and reverted to the PPP a the last minute.
I can say, I don't like the "democracy" in Guyana, where ethnic security trumps the issues, but that's what there is. There are solutions, but presently the parties benefit from the stalemate.
Why did the PNC not propose that as one of their commitments to the people of Guyana, to place the GDF under independent judicial control. No, with all the concerns, they ensure the PNC keeps the GDF under their control. If they truly wanted to demonstrate to the Indian majority that the past cannot be repeated, this was their chance to do it. No, instead they insisted on holding their "trump card".
Why did the PNC not propose that as one of their commitments to the people of Guyana, to place the GDF under independent judicial control. No, with all the concerns, they ensure the PNC keeps the GDF under their control.
You lose me here Baseman. What is "under judicial control"? How does the current charter of the GDF make it under PNC control?
You are a "smart" QC bai, think it through!
Base Boy
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