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Originally Posted by Jalil:

Ugeee do you agree that TK would have make a difference and deserves some slack if he gets PNC to apologize to the Guyanese for their 28 years of sins.

Poster boy--Dirty PNC Indian

 

As I said we have to let the Dust Settle to see where all this is leading to and where it Leaves PPP-One and PPP-Two.

 

 

jalil bai:

 

No dirty PNC Indian will ever convince the PNC to apologize for their 28 years of sin.

 

Listen! TK is no different from the 4 lawyers(Nigel, Khemraj, Trotman, Moses) who control the AFC---they are all consumed by self interest, self-importance, self-admiration, egotism and swellheadedness.

 

Rev

 

 

 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Jalil:

Ugeee do you agree that TK would have make a difference and deserves some slack if he gets PNC to apologize to the Guyanese for their 28 years of sins.

Poster boy--Dirty PNC Indian

 

As I said we have to let the Dust Settle to see where all this is leading to and where it Leaves PPP-One and PPP-Two.

 

 

jalil bai:

 

No dirty PNC Indian will ever convince the PNC to apologize for their 28 years of sin.

 

Listen! TK is no different from the 4 lawyers(Nigel, Khemraj, Trotman, Moses) who control the AFC---they are all consumed by self interest, self-importance, self-admiration, egotism and swellheadedness.

 

Rev

 

 

 

 

Mr Rev don't let your envy and jealousy take you over. It is not good for the blood pressure. Professor Khemraj is well known. You are a mere anonymous blogger. Go an take a walk. Pretend you are in your make believe gardens. There is no substance in what you wrote Mr Rev. 

FM
Originally Posted by Rev:

AFC DEFECTIONS TO APNU

 

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At least three important members of the Alliance For Change (AFC) have defected to A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) after sharp irreconcilable differences about campaign strategies and party management.


The are Economist, Tarron Khemraj, businessman Rab Mukraj and Political Science Professor, Asquith Rose. Former soldier Malcolm Harripaul, who had long switched allegiance to the APNU, has been formally added to the list of defectors. This latest batch adds to the irrevocable resignation of Shamir Ally, a financier and lobbyist for the AFC, because of concerns over leadership approaches.


Rose said as many as 11 persons have decided to walk away from the AFC which holds a key seven-seat balance of power in the 65-seat National Assembly. He said several of them would go to APNU and the remainder back to the governing Peoples Progressive Party (PPP).


AFC Leader, Khemraj Ramjattan expressed disappointment at the move, saying that while he was unaware of discontent in his party’s New York Chapter he was not informed about the decision by those members to walk away.


“It is very unfortunate that there has been a fall-out of those members from that overseas group,” he said. “This is a democratic liberal party. We respect their decision and if they want to go and join APNU, that’s very unfortunate for us.”


Ramjattan said the AFC would have to “dust ourselves off”, continue its political work and in the near future reveal the names of new persons who would be joining its fold.  While Ramjattan said AFC’s members total little more than 10,000 persons, he conceded that the departure of the quartet, especially Khemraj, would affect the party’s strength.  “That comes as a big surprise to me, knowing Tarron but in any event this is the way of the world,” said Ramjattan.


News of the breakaway came in an APNU news release stating that the four New York-based members had recently held talks with that parliamentary party’s Chairman, David Granger and frontbencher, Joseph Harmon.  “The two sides examined the current economic, political and social situation in Guyana and concluded that a broad ‘pro-Guyana’ approach was needed to stimulate movement towards the attainment of their common objectives.

 

They agreed to work together to build structures to improve governance, promote national unity and advance human development,” according to APNU.


The AFC Leader planned to tell the defectors that disagreements with the leadership was no reason to leave a political party but instead, they should stay in. “You stay and you make your points and you try as much as democratically to influence political decisions for your party here in Guyana,” he said.


Ramjattan and Professor Rose, in separate interviews, do not believe that the endorsement and eventual membership of the APNU would affect relations between the two parliamentary political parties. “Anything less than that is committing suicide on each one of them,” said Rose, adding that Granger has been told of the need to maintain good relations with the AFC to get certain bills passed in the combined opposition-controlled House.

 

Professor Rose said his group that recently met with Granger and Harmon proposed that APNU embark on a brand new campaign that focussed on national unity and human development. “We see that as a winning strategy for them to win the next elections and they are moving in that direction so we are going to support them,” he told Demerara Waves Online News (www.demwaves.com).Rose said the strategy would be crafted as the springboard for the holding of a number of conferences across Guyana next year.


Instead of refusing to take that approach since the 2011 general election to expand its base and raise funds, he said AFC has been flip-flopping on a number of those issues. “The bottom-line of it all is that I cannot continue to put out fires in a party that’s just fighting within itself especially a third and small party like the AFC,” he said. He said AFC’s decision to renege on its stated opposition to the Amaila Falls Hydropower project pushed him and others to leave that party.

 

“They just made a flip-flop without telling us anything, putting us in an embarrassing situation and with all the fallout what was going on within the AFC and the conflict of interest, the party cannot uplift itself and move forward with that kind of thing,” he said.
Rose accused the existing crop of AFC leaders of not widening its core leadership beyond three persons and refusing to put in place a fund-raising mechanism while listening to one major financier. “No one there wants to listen. It’s a clique running the party and I am not going to get involved in a party that does something like that anymore,” he said.


Rose is confident that APNU was making in roads with latest opinion polls showing it attracting 42 percent while AFC has slipped from 27 percent to 14 percent since it voted for the Amaila Falls project. “For a small party ot woild be very hard to rebuild your base,’ he said.


With more of the PPP's traditional East Indian supporters migrating to other countries, Rose believes that the time his ripe for APNU to break in to the 76,000 Black non-voting supporters mostly in South Georgetown. His estimates that overall, there are 140,000 non-voters.

TK, congrats on taking this bold step. It paved the way for many more and forged the way ahead for the Coalition.

 

You were probably not here when dem bhais were beating you up but as it turned out, your decision was the right one.

Mars
Originally Posted by Spice Girl:
Originally Posted by Rev:

THE HARDCORE AFC SUPPORTERS(GROUPIES) ON GNI ARE IN A STATE OF SHOCK!

 

I can't get over it.

As soon as I saw TK in the APNU release, I suspected an earthquake was going to take place. This looks more like a vindictive move on their part--going to PNC (Oops, APNU). They will regret it.

 

 

 

 

It is absolute fun to go back and read these comments. 

 

I am sure those critters regret making that move to go to APNU. Spice kyat.......

FM
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Originally Posted by JB:
Originally Posted by Rev:
Originally Posted by Jalil:

Ugeee do you agree that TK would have make a difference and deserves some slack if he gets PNC to apologize to the Guyanese for their 28 years of sins.

Poster boy--Dirty PNC Indian

 

As I said we have to let the Dust Settle to see where all this is leading to and where it Leaves PPP-One and PPP-Two.

 

 

jalil bai:

 

No dirty PNC Indian will ever convince the PNC to apologize for their 28 years of sin.

 

Listen! TK is no different from the 4 lawyers(Nigel, Khemraj, Trotman, Moses) who control the AFC---they are all consumed by self interest, self-importance, self-admiration, egotism and swellheadedness.

 

Rev

 

 

 

 

Mr Rev don't let your envy and jealousy take you over. It is not good for the blood pressure. Professor Khemraj is well known. You are a mere anonymous blogger. Go an take a walk. Pretend you are in your make believe gardens. There is no substance in what you wrote Mr Rev. 

JB, her Mamoo and her Trini fiance mussi drinking $3000 a bottle cognac today on the family yacht  

Mars
Last edited by Mars
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Kari:

Rama-Sk*nt....yuh still deh round?

YES! You can't keep a good man down.

Watch how I will make Indians regroup and execute our Pan-indianism.

Rama can you give us any idea when will pull up your Pan(ty)-indianism and make all Guyanese feel they can be a part of PPP....and it is not the Drug Dealers, and a Jagdeo friend & Family thing.

 

What will you do with the House of Israel Pan Indians yuh have in Office of the President & Freedom House?

FM
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Kari:

Rama-Sk*nt....yuh still deh round?

YES! You can't keep a good man down.

Watch how I will make Indians regroup and execute our Pan-indianism.

I see Tarron got his good friend Gerhard and all his different handles plugging for him.

 

Why are these people do desperate.

 

There will be a role for TK and GR in the Granger/Nagamootoo administration.  Why they fighting up so much?

 

This looks BAD and it appears as if they are desperate for position.

 

You all chill and throw back.  The locals like Jaipaul Sharma and Rapahel Trotman got to be taken care of first.

 

 

FM
Originally Posted by Georgie:
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Kari:

Rama-Sk*nt....yuh still deh round?

YES! You can't keep a good man down.

Watch how I will make Indians regroup and execute our Pan-indianism.

I see Tarron got his good friend Gerhard and all his different handles plugging for him.

 

Why are these people do desperate.

 

There will be a role for TK and GR in the Granger/Nagamootoo administration.  Why they fighting up so much?

 

This looks BAD and it appears as if they are desperate for position.

 

You all chill and throw back.  The locals like Jaipaul Sharma and Rapahel Trotman got to be taken care of first.

 

 

Budday...don't worry...I will not take anything from aluh okay. I will not make the mistake and visit IMF on party's behalf or write Action Plan foh party again, ok? It's all yours bai. Don't let your heart be troubled. I make my living outside party.

FM
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Kari:

Rama-Sk*nt....yuh still deh round?

YES! You can't keep a good man down.

Watch how I will make Indians regroup and execute our Pan-indianism.

Pan-Indianism !! You rass kak duck, Guyana changed for equality.

Go drown you self in you Brampton bush rum and invite Jagdeo to kill he self too.

Its people like you and Jagdeo who destroy Guyana.    

Tola
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