This FOOL do not know squat about Natural Resources. She enjoyed her vacation as you can see and that will be the end of it all!!!!

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

It is simply a pleasure tour for the individual spouting about investment; with little or no tangible benefits for Guyana.

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

Banna you loved to yap,

Guyana a country with a population of 750,000,can you give a hint what type of High-Tech Industry can the country attract,taking in to consideration most tech-manufacturing are in the Asian countries.

Regarding the Natural Resources most countries tap into theirs,why Guyana shouldn't tap theirs ??

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

This is not considered investment it is exploitation of non renewable resources.  

Django posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

Banna you loved to yap,

Guyana a country with a population of 750,000,can you give a hint what type of High-Tech Industry can the country attract,taking in to consideration most tech-manufacturing are in the Asian countries.

Regarding the Natural Resources most countries tap into theirs,why Guyana shouldn't tap theirs ??

Ask CaribJ he was the one that suggested high tech industry. Do you honestly believe foreigners exploiting natural resources as investment? Look how bai shin lan was lambasted for tearing down the forests. Omai raped the forest of gold and left a trail of destruction. These new "investors" are not interested in leaving any sustainable industry behind, their motive is to extract and then move on once all resources are exhausted. Now keep pulling that slop can.

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

This is not considered investment it is exploitation of non renewable resources.  

Bana, what nonsense are you spewing? In the same token, oil exploration should be stopped since that is also non renewable. As is gold mining, bauxite etc. My only problems with this are, Guyana needs to be amply rewarded and there needs to be strict monitoring so we don't have another Baishanlin incident and there is a low impact on the land.

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

This is not considered investment it is exploitation of non renewable resources.  

Bana, what nonsense are you spewing? In the same token, oil exploration should be stopped since that is also non renewable. As is gold mining, bauxite etc. My only problems with this are, Guyana needs to be amply rewarded and there needs to be strict monitoring so we don't have another Baishanlin incident and there is a low impact on the land.

Tangible lasting development does not include non renewable resource exploitation. When the resource is gone it leaves a vaccum. It has no future, Guyana needs investors that will have a lasting positive impact. 

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

This is not considered investment it is exploitation of non renewable resources.  

I will agree. Mining is completely destructive. Mined areas are sanitized even of bacterial life and takes centuries to refresh.  Small mining takes place on the banks of rivers in that very sensitive and eco rich riparian zones. These areas are seminal to life in the interior of the region. Mining returns nothing to the society. For a little bit of yellow metal we kill all life in an area.

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

This is not considered investment it is exploitation of non renewable resources.  

Bana, what nonsense are you spewing? In the same token, oil exploration should be stopped since that is also non renewable. As is gold mining, bauxite etc. My only problems with this are, Guyana needs to be amply rewarded and there needs to be strict monitoring so we don't have another Baishanlin incident and there is a low impact on the land.

Tangible lasting development does not include non renewable resource exploitation. When the resource is gone it leaves a vaccum. It has no future, Guyana needs investors that will have a lasting positive impact. 

What are your suggestions? This question is open to everybody.

An oil spill can destroy the fishing industry for decades. 

One suggestion.....,erb.

cain posted:

One suggestion.....,erb.

Guyana absolutely should dabble with more agricultural products. You can't tell me our mountain regions can't produce coffee with the same quality as Colombia or Jamaica. At the same time, if mining can be done as safely and as low impact as possible, that also needs to be explored.

Coffee was grown in the Pomeroon River way back before the 1940"s.

Burnham did try to grow potato and other products in the interior but his people who managed the operations had other interests and leading to failed operations.

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

This is frigging unbelievable. You people complain and find fault about everything. A few weeks ago it was "nobody will invest in Guyana". Now you have a problem with outside investors. I guess you forgot Bai Shan Lin and what he did to the forest and the Brazilian miners that are mining gold in Guyana and sending it over the border. I know this is hard for some of you but try to keep an open mind. You people would have been singing a different tune if this was done under Jagdeo.

I personally have lots of problems with resource extraction the way it is done in Guyana, both in the area of the environment, and economic returns to the country through royalties, taxes and manufacturing.

regarding your statement that people will be supporting it if it were Jagdeo, it is a postulate that cannot be proven until Jagdeo does it or you provide proof that these guys supported him when he encouraged foreign resource extraction.

Talk is cheap. I generally want to see it, not hearvtalk about what will be done.  We are still awaiting the investment from the foreign investors who invested in the AFC/APNU campaign. Remember it was Gaskin the business minister who said something to the effect that he did not know of any business iinvestment opportunity is Guyana. Brooke's has to justify her trip in some way.

GTAngler posted:

What are your suggestions? This question is open to everybody.

I suggest that the PNC/AFC reach deep into their campaign bag and pull out all the plans to develop the industries they promised prior to May 2015. They said they had the answers, we are all patiently awaiting. 

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

What are your suggestions? This question is open to everybody.

I suggest that the PNC/AFC reach deep into their campaign bag and pull out all the plans to develop the industries they promised prior to May 2015. They said they had the answers, we are all patiently awaiting. 

SO basically you have nothing of substance to contribute except the requisite negativity and jaw flapping.

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

What are your suggestions? This question is open to everybody.

I suggest that the PNC/AFC reach deep into their campaign bag and pull out all the plans to develop the industries they promised prior to May 2015. They said they had the answers, we are all patiently awaiting. 

SO basically you have nothing of substance to contribute except the requisite negativity and jaw flapping.

Oi man , it is not my function to suggest to the PNC jackasses but yours as you are their supporter. They said they had the answers, now let the jackasses show us. 

The PNC is going back to doing things that did not work in the past.  It's like a chronic gambler returning to the Casino hoping to win big.

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

Drugb posted:

GTAngler posted:

What are your suggestions? This question is open to everybody.

I suggest that the PNC/AFC reach deep into their campaign bag and pull out all the plans to develop the industries they promised prior to May 2015. They said they had the answers, we are all patiently awaiting. 

SO basically you have nothing of substance to contribute except the requisite negativity and jaw flapping.

Oi man , it is not my function to suggest to the PNC jackasses but yours as you are their supporter. They said they had the answers, now let the jackasses show us. 

Looks like your comprehension skills are lacking. You took umbrage to the Australian interest in mining in Guyana. I asked what YOUR suggestion(s) would be in lieu. Still awaiting a serious answer.

Dumb and Dumber AFC/PNC Jackasses were braying during the election campaign that they had all of the answers.

They remain like a bunch of Clueless Jackasses and they still have a few Jackasses left at GNI as supporters who are still cheering them on.

Yuji, Dem Jackasses can be fooled by Stupidee Bill. They so DUMB a special Ed 5 year old can teach them ABC!!!!!!!!!!!

yuji22 posted:

Dumb and Dumber AFC/PNC Jackasses were braying during the election campaign that they had all of the answers.

They remain like a bunch of Clueless Jackasses and they still have a few Jackasses left at GNI as supporters who are still cheering them on.

I don't think you fellas quite get it yet. PPP or PNC, I don't give a hoot. You people can hold on to that. I see an opportunity which can help Guyana. Whatever hope I have that the current government succeeds is because ANY success will benefit Guyana.

Yo Druggie what's this I hear about you bein negative and jaw-a-flapin'?  

GT,with the PNC Govt, the people will not benefit. I can teach you about the PNC if you like. So yes it looks good that a foreign company coming to dig our gold and oil but the people will NOT benefit with the PNC in Govt.

Nehru posted:

GT,with the PNC Govt, the people will not benefit. I can teach you about the PNC if you like. So yes it looks good that a foreign company coming to dig our gold and oil but the people will NOT benefit with the PNC in Govt.

In three years, if nothing materializes, change them. I keep getting accused of supporting PNC. I have used one word constantly, "hope". All you who say I am PNC, show me where I said I was sure this government had all the solutions.

You show me where I said you are a PNC.  This GOvt has a history of INCOMPETENCE, VIOLENCE and UNDEMOCRATIC RULE. That is all I need to know.

Drugb posted:

This is what you slop can boys call investment? Raping the country's natural resources. I thought from the heading that they were coming to open sugar factory or high tech industry. 

And what sort of investment did we see under the PPP. Basically gold, plus shopping malls.

The less said about that US$200 million sugar factory that the PPP squandered scarce funds on the better.

And your PPP didn't put in place the enabling environment to allow tech, aside from low end call center jobs that even St Lucians don't want.

GTAngler posted:

. I keep getting accused of supporting PNC..

As far as the PPP fraudsters are concerned if one isn't a PPP then one must be a PNC.  This especially goes for Indians who must jump over a cliff if Jagdeo screams that they must.  This to prove their racial loyalty.

The PPP had to go as with 23 years, had they remained they would have become too entrenched.  If APNU/AFC don't up their game in the 2+ years that they have left then they ought to go too.

Guyana needs to take a page from France and find a completely new party, as clearly both the PNC and the PPP have proven to be a disaster.

yuji22 posted:

Dumb and Dumber AFC/PNC Jackasses were braying during the election campaign that they had all of the answers.

 

And Jagdeo is now screaming ditto.  He had 15 years to fix the problem (yes we all know that Ramotar was a Jagdeo stooge).  Clearly he didn't so why his bellows now with his ignorant sounding voice?

caribny posted:

And what sort of investment did we see under the PPP. Basically gold, plus shopping malls.

The less said about that US$200 million sugar factory that the PPP squandered scarce funds on the better.

And your PPP didn't put in place the enabling environment to allow tech, aside from low end call center jobs that even St Lucians don't want.

PNC in charge now, let them figure it out. The PPP is not on trial, they had the economy humming with many small investors despite the PNC sending their criminals to rob and kill as fast as investors came on board. The PNC came to power and started driving out the remaining investors.