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Originally posted by Nuff:
Is Randy part of the Youth arm of APNU?

Yes!

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Originally posted by The Judge:

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Originally posted by Nuff:
Is Randy part of the Youth arm of APNU?

Yes!

Then pick it up with him. I am not here to defend Randy. I explicitly heard of a call to boycott businesses by the APNU youth arm and two main businesses were mentioned ... Hits and Jams and the Football federation. If I am not wrong the Football federation is run by a black man. Here is his picture bragging about voting for PPP when cameras are not allowed in polling stations.



Notice the X by his cup. Time to X him off the shopping list. He gets coal for christmas.

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Originally posted by The Judge:

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Originally posted by BOURDABOY:


Thats another thing, Jagan"s PPP party is now full of people, all they could talk about is "kaka hole" and "bugga."

I said Kaka hole, you're the one who mentioned bugga..........so that speaks for itself BOURDAPROSTITUTE

Bannas, you funny.

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Originally posted by Nuff:



Notice the X by his cup. Time to X him off the shopping list. He gets coal for christmas.

So according to you and your party the organisation this gentleman controls should be boycotted cuz he placed his X next to the cup?
Keep talking..........Nuff.
I hope the GNI Indos are taking note

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Originally posted by The Judge:

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Originally posted by Nuff:



Notice the X by his cup. Time to X him off the shopping list. He gets coal for christmas.

So according to you and your party the organisation this gentleman controls should be boycotted cuz he placed his X next to the cup?
Keep talking..........Nuff.
I hope the GNI Indos are taking note

I have nothing against his choice of vote ... but to put it on facebook ... that's a little over kill. He's with the party shooting rubber bullets at granny and word is that he's cozied up with the PPP leadershipr that's how he made his dollars (wasn't he at the inauguration along with Shawn Hinds) ... plus there's talk of him being involved in a few illegal runnings ... it's time to put him on ice.

Didn't Gail ask the citizens to put drug dealers on ice and boycott their businesses a few years ago? Didn't Jagdeo ask the people to boycott stabroek news and Kaieteur news a few years ago?

What goes around comes around.

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Originally posted by Nuff:
I have nothing against his choice of vote ... but to put it on facebook ... that's a little over kill.

Its his democratic right..........

That same right which you and your party denied thousands of Guyanese for 28 years. Now you're attacking the fella for his feeling of freeness to express his right which you folks restricted for so many years. That's why the APNU is the PNC

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Originally posted by Nuff:
wasn't he at the inauguration along with Shawn Hinds

Granger gas several known criminals as his body guard.........must i list them again so you could say that you don't live in Guyana ?

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Originally posted by The Judge:

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Originally posted by Nuff:
I have nothing against his choice of vote ... but to put it on facebook ... that's a little over kill.

Its his democratic right..........

That same right which you and your party denied thousands of Guyanese for 28 years. Now you're attacking the fella for his feeling of freeness to express his right which you folks restricted for so many years. That's why the APNU is the PNC

It's his right no doubt about that but it brings attention to his underhand involvement with the PPP. He exposed himself and so he was victimized. Sometimes you get what you ask for, especially when you never foresaw a minority gov't coming.

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NUFF would never believe this.

caribj wants blood.

Roopnarine should be ashamed of himself for supporting these hooligans.

They have a right to be in the streets and nothing they did could be termed hooliganism. Time Magazine celebrated the Protester and the person of the year because it took courage for the Arab spring, to shut Putin up and now the PPP is being reined in. These are Guyanese citizens participating in a time honed civic exercise.

"a time honed civic exercise" that lacked justification and credibility in this instance. Without realizing it, these idiots are playing right into the hands of those who would forever like to have indians tethered to the coat tail of the PPP. Had the PNC/APNU not being so transparently afrocentric and racist in their body politics, I seriously doubt that Indians would have condone or countenance the degenerative and corrupt ways of the PPP as long as they did. The flip flop here is ample proof of an ill conceived and unjustified tactics by morons and hoodlums propelled by habit and base instinct.

Unfortunately taking to the streets puts a bitter taste in one's mouth with regards to the PNC.

But ... was there any violence, was there any looting and burning even after rubber bullets were fired. In my opinion it made the people stronger knowing they could march within their rights and not create mayhem. This only proves that when they ask for a permit to march in the future they should not be denied. Marching is a constitutional right.

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Originally posted by BOURDABOY:
It is a shame only dunces, drug dealers and a few smart ones left in Jagan's PPP party.

Yeah they probably left in you kaka hole. How about if you stick to the title of the thead which deals with the APNU's boycott of businesses mostly owned by Indo Guynese and their lie about not calling for a boycott when the evidence proves otherwise

you cuss like a ******

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Originally posted by Mara:
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The point is, if Indians can see what was a peaceful exercise of a civic prerogative as reason to take to the skirts of the PPP then they are not being reasonable. Further, this protest is not unexpected. It is what happens at elections time and what is predictable. The good thing this time is there were none of the habitual violence.

The PPP and the PNC are the same in terms of how they look at the world. If the PNC gets there with the same autocratic powers they will steal. To view any exercise on one side or the other as reasonable is itself unreasonable. One therefore let the exercises and the rituals and the processions play out and hope that in the act of decision making in the new circumstance, the expected adversarial relationships distill some reason.

Again, I care little about who claim and hold sacred their sense of victimization. If truth be told, the majority claims of these two groups subverted and subjugated the only group with natural patrimony in the state. Their greedy grasping practices marginalized these people and ignored Annex C of the independence agreement completely. The corrupt PPP as the PNC before them. insist that they have too much land for their numbers ( as if we asked so many to come!)

We therefore need reason, fair government, a balanced system and a constitution that will not allow any racial group to exercise authoritarian power. I care little for the sentiments of Indians if blacks take to the streets. Their fear is the reason blacks are there as well since it is their fear of Indian dominance that motivates their actions. We have to take the racial motivations out of politics and convert it into communal conversation spaces.

The PPP did not see fit to take us into an new era. They accept the fact blacks will take to the streets and saw that as a minor inconvenience and one they can control hence the regimentation and water cannon in advance of the election. The idea that blacks in the streets means a reversion to the dominance of the PPP is simply playing the same game.

The dynamics has changed. There are three parties in a plural arrangement. Decision making in pluralities can stalemate or they can do wonderful things. I am betting on wonderful things

Its clear to see the calls for a boycott of certain businesses went on deaf ears....even their die hard supporters are busy shopping for the holidays...

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Its clear to see the calls for a boycott of certain businesses went on deaf ears....even their die hard supporters are busy shopping for the holidays...

That just proves that Black people are not all racists and clanish.

A.P.N.U needs to better inform and tell their supporters to truth, which is that they lost the elections, it was free and fair, and they should proceed with their daily lives.....

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Originally posted by Gupta:
Nobody running in this thread.

The Guyanese people are the BIG winner in the last elections.

Indeed.

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Originally posted by The Judge:
So why are you guys still taking to the streets threatening mayhem and intimidating our businesses people Gupta?
I thought you folks had the interest of Guyanese people at heart

The people who took to the streets were misguided by Granger.

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Originally posted by albert:
A.P.N.U needs to better inform and tell their supporters to truth, which is that they lost the elections, it was free and fair, and they should proceed with their daily lives.....

The APNU won big. They won the right to demand accountability and get a response. The PPP lost big because they are now held to standards set by their compatriots on the other side of the isle. There is no going on to get along. The people's lives hopefully will see a difference so they are not going back to the same lives as impotent powerless citizens living at the whims of a corrupt PPP

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Originally posted by albert:
A.P.N.U needs to better inform and tell their supporters to truth, which is that they lost the elections, it was free and fair, and they should proceed with their daily lives.....

the ppp won the election on race base,yet every election they lost more and more indians votes.if they doing a good job how this is possible