And look how Nandlall was complaining shamelessly that Ram was there and not the AFC. But what we have shown is that the AFC can rise above narrow party politics. When APNU said they'd no longer attend the "debates" we asked if other members of civil society could take part, and not the usual pro-Gov't people they were putting on - even the "experts" were Gov't employees. But NCN declined, we then asked for two reps, and again NCN declined. We therefore gave up our slot so that Chris Ram could have participated. That is what the AFC is all about; we will work with all like-minded Guyanese for a better future for our country.