Why are you badmouthing elements within the PNC? Those folks are not as small minded as you.
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Originally Posted by Mr.T:
Why are you badmouthing elements within the PNC? Those folks are not as small minded as you.
We will see about that. Nagamootoo isn't as confident as you are though, based on his remarks last weekend, when he said that if the marriage doesn't work out he has his 12 seats.
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I think Granger is an honorable man who will keep his word.
This is a test run for trust, honesty and transparency. If this Coalition does not work, Guyana's future is doomed for national unity. PPP not interested in that.
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Originally Posted by Jay Bharrat:
I think Granger is an honorable man who will keep his word.
Granger isn't the issue. The issue is that if the AFC doesn't win at least 20% of the votes obtained by the coalition, and APNU MPs have to give up seats for AFC MPs, who didn't pull their weight in bringing in votes, there will be a feeling within APNU that the AFC got more than they deserve.
So it is up to the AFC to prove themselves by ensuring that at least 15-20% of the coalition votes come out of PPP strongholds. They would have then earned their keep.
A coalition implies that BOTH entities pull their weight. Not one pulling in the votes while the other just shows up to govern.
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Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Jay Bharrat:
I think Granger is an honorable man who will keep his word.
Granger isn't the issue. The issue is that if the AFC doesn't win at least 20% of the votes obtained by the coalition, and APNU MPs have to give up seats for AFC MPs, who didn't pull their weight in bringing in votes, there will be a feeling within APNU that the AFC got more than they deserve.
So it is up to the AFC to prove themselves by ensuring that at least 15-20% of the coalition votes come out of PPP strongholds. They would have then earned their keep.
A coalition implies that BOTH entities pull their weight.
Not one pulling in the votes while the other just shows up to govern.
Isn't it Retarded to tell AFC & APNC that winning 51% of the Votes should not be their only focus and target on May 11th?
Even a Retard should agree ....they would have gone over in detail what they together can bring to the table on May11th ...before signing this alliance
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drooling
CaribJ the AFC-APNU Alliance has said all their Leadership & supporters are 100% Behind their approach to remove the Corrupt PPP from office.
They also say...they are a few racist from the Outside..... who will raise all types of issues to breakup the alliance.....they expect them to keep Drooling and going over irrelevant Goat Shit Issues which the parties have already dealt with and moved on.
CARIBJ WHAT DO THEY MEAN
BY DROOLING?
J..... I will get the two spokesmen for the Parties...Mr Trotman & Mr Harmond answer your Concern that AFC & APNU are not happy with the agreement .....
and APNU is not happy with AFC's Performance
in Indian Areas.....
AFC & APNU have Keep focusing all their attention
on Removing PPP from the day they announced their agreement......
But CaribJ keep saying the Black people have Issues
with Nagamootoo, Ramjattan & AFC...
J needs some attention.
J what is the Difference between Drooling & Dribbling?
Den Amstel
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Good going.
PPP Kleptos going down.
At Whim
March to Whim Rally
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Big crowd at Whim!
Long live the Coalition!
Need more pictures. PPP is streaming their meeting now - I am listening to the Klepto in Chief right now; why can't Coalition do the same?
Originally Posted by Jay Bharrat:
Big crowd at Whim!
Long live the Coalition!
Need more pictures. PPP is streaming their meeting now - I am listening to the Klepto in Chief right now; why can't Coalition do the same?
The streaming has not started yet. Check back in a few.
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Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Jay Bharrat:
I think Granger is an honorable man who will keep his word.
Granger isn't the issue. The issue is that if the AFC doesn't win at least 20% of the votes obtained by the coalition, and APNU MPs have to give up seats for AFC MPs, who didn't pull their weight in bringing in votes, there will be a feeling within APNU that the AFC got more than they deserve.
So it is up to the AFC to prove themselves by ensuring that at least 15-20% of the coalition votes come out of PPP strongholds. They would have then earned their keep.
A coalition implies that BOTH entities pull their weight. Not one pulling in the votes while the other just shows up to govern.
Was the hilited in the deal?
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