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Originally posted by asj:
There can be no other way to put you to your senses, to make you cognisant of the argument of the Racialness within the PNC, and hoodlum like you who would come here and support illegality of marches to intimidate others and put a spoke in the democratic process would seem to have no place in any society. All I can ask you is not to get insulted, becuase of your job to spread ignorance, it would be better if you say nothing, you are only putting a sprain on your brain.

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Originally posted by redux:

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Originally posted by asj:
There can be no other way to put you to your senses, to make you cognisant of the argument of the Racialness within the PNC, and hoodlum like you who would come here and support illegality of marches to intimidate others and put a spoke in the democratic process would seem to have no place in any society. All I can ask you is not to get insulted, becuase of your job to spread ignorance, it would be better if you say nothing, you are only putting a sprain on your brain.

Yaaawnnn . . . 92 words saying absolutely nothing! . . . unworthy of a response.

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Originally posted by asj:

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Originally posted by Mitwah:

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Originally posted by asj:
It is interesting to note that the outgoing President could have postpone the General Elections for five years, and still be within his rights according to the constitution.

3) The executive president may postpone national elections in one-year increments for up to five years.

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This could lead to anarchy. Jagdeo knew this, else he could have served his "third" term.

This constitution gives a lot of power even to a coward and even more than the Presidents of first world countries.

I do not think that anarchy would have followed as Jagdeo would have been within his rights,
Anarchy would have been lawless, illegal and would have been dealth with.

The constituition would have showed two things, one, that it was okay for the then PNC Burnham led Government to be governed by that constitution, and two that it was okay for the PNC supporters to have revered it at the time.

Now that this same constitutions falls in the hands, of the PPP/C, the negroes want to cause anarchy and lawlessness........thus showing the PNC'a racialness in Guyana under a PPP/C government.

Guyana has come a far way, but the racialness expressed by APNU/PNC still exists today, and this will forever be entrenched within the PNC/APNU and their supporters.

Even today as I am writing this piece, whils't the President of Guyana is being sworn in, one can see that Georgetown is like a ghost town, business shutters being down, whils't the PNC/APNU continues with their lawless marches.

Who suffers as a result??? Your guess is as good as mine, not the Indians, not the Amerindians, not the other races but the Guyanese Afros.....who controls all the small businesses and stalls in Georgetown, one could hear their cries "Last Year time like now, I was making a lot of money, I do not know what it is with these stupid marches, I have not made any money today"

And the cries continue to hurt the small PNC businessmen. With the developments taking place, I can see the near future with Malls in every villages there will be no need for Indians to traverse Georgetown, the actions of the PNC will hurt even their own supporters, as Indians are getting smart to PNC hooliganism.

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Originally posted by asj:

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Originally posted by Mitwah:

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Originally posted by asj:
It is interesting to note that the outgoing President could have postpone the General Elections for five years, and still be within his rights according to the constitution.

3) The executive president may postpone national elections in one-year increments for up to five years.

.

This could lead to anarchy. Jagdeo knew this, else he could have served his "third" term.

This constitution gives a lot of power even to a coward and even more than the Presidents of first world countries.

I do not think that anarchy would have followed as Jagdeo would have been within his rights,
Anarchy would have been lawless, illegal and would have been dealth with.

The constituition would have showed two things, one, that it was okay for the then PNC Burnham led Government to be governed by that constitution, and two that it was okay for the PNC supporters to have revered it at the time.

Now that this same constitutions falls in the hands, of the PPP/C, the negroes want to cause anarchy and lawlessness........thus showing the PNC'a racialness in Guyana under a PPP/C government.

Guyana has come a far way, but the racialness expressed by APNU/PNC still exists today, and this will forever be entrenched within the PNC/APNU and their supporters.

Even today as I am writing this piece, whils't the President of Guyana is being sworn in, one can see that Georgetown is like a ghost town, business shutters being down, whils't the PNC/APNU continues with their lawless marches.

Who suffers as a result??? Your guess is as good as mine, not the Indians, not the Amerindians, not the other races but the Guyanese Afros.....who controls all the small businesses and stalls in Georgetown, one could hear their cries "Last Year time like now, I was making a lot of money, I do not know what it is with these stupid marches, I have not made any money today"

And the cries continue to hurt the small PNC businessmen. With the developments taking place, I can see the near future with Malls in every villages there will be no need for Indians to traverse Georgetown, the actions of the PNC will hurt even their own supporters, as Indians are getting smart to PNC hooliganism.

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Originally posted by raymond:

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Now that this same constitutions falls in the hands, of the PPP/C, the negroes want to cause anarchy and lawlessness........thus showing the PNC'a racialness in Guyana under a PPP/C government.

Guyana has come a far way, but the racialness expressed by APNU/PNC still exists today, and this will forever be entrenched within the PNC/APNU and their supporters.

dude...stop being an ass...coolie people are some of the most racist people you'll find..a black family wouldn't have a problem with their kid marrying an Indian...but is hell to pay if vice versa

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by asj:

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Originally posted by Mitwah:

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Originally posted by asj:
It is interesting to note that the outgoing President could have postpone the General Elections for five years, and still be within his rights according to the constitution.

3) The executive president may postpone national elections in one-year increments for up to five years.

.

This could lead to anarchy. Jagdeo knew this, else he could have served his "third" term.

This constitution gives a lot of power even to a coward and even more than the Presidents of first world countries.

I do not think that anarchy would have followed as Jagdeo would have been within his rights,
Anarchy would have been lawless, illegal and would have been dealth with.

The constituition would have showed two things, one, that it was okay for the then PNC Burnham led Government to be governed by that constitution, and two that it was okay for the PNC supporters to have revered it at the time.

Now that this same constitutions falls in the hands, of the PPP/C, the negroes want to cause anarchy and lawlessness........thus showing the PNC'a racialness in Guyana under a PPP/C government.

Guyana has come a far way, but the racialness expressed by APNU/PNC still exists today, and this will forever be entrenched within the PNC/APNU and their supporters.

Even today as I am writing this piece, whils't the President of Guyana is being sworn in, one can see that Georgetown is like a ghost town, business shutters being down, whils't the PNC/APNU continues with their lawless marches.

Who suffers as a result??? Your guess is as good as mine, not the Indians, not the Amerindians, not the other races but the Guyanese Afros.....who controls all the small businesses and stalls in Georgetown, one could hear their cries "Last Year time like now, I was making a lot of money, I do not know what it is with these stupid marches, I have not made any money today"

And the cries continue to hurt the small PNC businessmen. With the developments taking place, I can see the near future with Malls in every villages there will be no need for Indians to traverse Georgetown, the actions of the PNC will hurt even their own supporters, as Indians are getting smart to PNC hooliganism.

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What is wrong with you. Are you out of your damn mind or is your contempt for non Indians so pernicious that it overwhelms reason? This is the second time you grab for the race card to explain what has other legitimate and quite sound explanations. The first is with an argument with me with respect to Amerind lands where you suggest we are cultureless ignoramuses.

GECOM has not yet resolved the issue which the APNU contents was mishandled. Let them say that there has been no mishandling of the ballots and the apparent discrepancy has a reasonable explanation and then provide that explanation. Those protestors has not descended into lawlessness and the leadership of the party they claim to support impressed upon them the necessity for non violence. They have a right to protest if the feel they are not being provided with a legitimate explanation. I want that explanation also. Do you have one?

By the way, Significant numbers of amerinds defected from the PPP bead trading scheme and voted APNU and AFC. Indeed there is mainly an African contingency in the streets but what would you expect? We are a racially divided socoiety and while the PPP neglected to address it in 20 years this is what still exists.

I noted above you seem to be in a state of ecstatic glee at the dictatorial powers afforded the president. note while he has that while he has that authority it would be a matter of grave concern to him and the country that he use it wisely. Having not addressed race but denying that it is ever problematic he now has to contend with it. He also has to content with the courts as well as Parliament. We already experienced one truncated PPP term. This one if truncated will mean a route for the party.