Reply to "There is no way that the PPP/C will win if Elections were held today"

KariSenior Member

Originally Posted by Amral:

in a few days we will see.

We'll all see what we all know - the PPP has run its corrupt course. The Guyanese people will be liberated from all the insulting modes of governance that have kept it from being respected around the Caribbean and the world and from progressing in its economy. All you have is laundered money and remittances fueling a construction boom. That's it. Guyana is still stuck in a 1970s dependency primary-producing economy subject to he vicissitudes of the world markets and pricing.

5/8/156:56 PM

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