The numbering published could be a typo error. 

What does the PPP intend to do with Mingo after  this is over?

@Mitwah posted:

The numbering published could be a typo error. 

What does the PPP intend to do with Mingo after  this is over?

Well Stabroek News should have picked up the error .Do Golding have a copy of Region 4 spreadsheet ? GECOM recently said observers are not given copies of SOR.

In case anyone wants to see it for themselves - he starts at 24 minutes

Anyone following the recount would know that at this point there are only two likely outcomes and they do not include the PPP winning.  

@Totaram posted:

Anyone following the recount would know that at this point there are only two likely outcomes and they do not include the PPP winning.  

There are two likely outcomes.  PPP wins fair and square.  Followed by PNC bun dunk the place.  You notice how they blow up themselves twice already.  That was practice.

@Mitwah posted:

The numbering published could be a typo error. 

What does the PPP intend to do with Mingo after  this is over?

Apparently he heard what PPP plan to do with him and has left the country on a chartered jet.

OAS maintains Mingo’s figures ‘fictitious’; says recount proves this to be true

By Editor On May 13, 2020 Last updated May 13, 2020 , Source - https://newsroom.gy/2020/05/13...ves-this-to-be-true/

In fresh preliminary statements on Guyana’s still incomplete March 02, 2020 elections, the Organization of American States (OAS) is maintaining that the declaration of the results for District #4 by Returning Officer Clairmont Mingo did not meet established standards for transparency and credibility.

Head of the OAS Observer Mission to Guyana’s elections, Bruce Golding said while the OAS is yet to release its final report, he believes that the figures contained in Mingo’s declaration for district #4, which gives the incumbent APNU+AFC coalition a victory, were fictitious.

The former Jamaican Prime Minister said the OAS mission of 17 experts were on the ground and saw firsthand the issues that arose during the tabulation of District #4 Statement of Polls (SOPs) which now taints the overall process.

“I have never seen a more transparent effort to alter the results of an elections. More than a dozen copies of the Statements of Poll are prepared at each polling stations after the ballots are counted… it takes an extraordinary and courageous mind to present fictitious numbers when such a sturdy paper trail exists,” Golding commented.

Speaking during a Youtube live on Wednesday, Golding said claims of Mingo’s produced figures are significantly different from the SOPs are being illustrated daily during the ongoing recount of all votes cast in the March 02, 2020 elections.

To make his case, Golding pointed to several ballot boxes already processed in the recount exercise which he said clearly shows that Mingo’s figures were increased in favour of the incumbent APNU+AFC.

He singled out box #4062 explaining that on elections night, the SOP recorded 182 votes for APNU+AFC and 43 votes for the PPP. He said Mingo’s declared figures were increased to 292 for the coalition and decreased to 33 for the PPP.

Golding said the recount now records figures exactly as those recorded on elections night.

He also pointed to ballot boxes #4063 and $4074 where again numbers were increased for the APNU+AFC and decreased for the PPP in Mingo’s declaration.

Golding explained that with 81 boxes already recounted for District #4, in 20 of those boxes the PPP’s votes were decreased and the APNU+AFC votes increased significantly according to Mingo’s figures.

Golding said the OAS stands by its earlier statement made on March 14 when its team departed Guyana that the process by Mingo did not meet the standards for fairness and transparency and are unlikely to lead to credible results.

The OAS remained closely engaged in the still incomplete electoral process, maintaining that polls on March 2 were transparent and orderly.

While there is no final report, the OAS have observers on the ground observing the recount process and committed to seeing the process to the end.

Golding said so far the recount is seen as transparent and credible and commended the Guyana Election’s Commission on this front.

Also commenting was on the live broadcast was Guyana Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the OAS, Riyad Insanally who echoed sentiments that the March 2 elections were seen as free, fair and orderly.

He acknowledged events that led to a delay in the final declaration but asserted that there was no break down in the rule of law or public order in Guyana.

He reminded of President David Granger’s stated intention to accept the declaration by GECOM and said Guyana is a democracy and intends to remain so.

Head of the OAS Observer Mission, Bruce Golding and Returning Officer of Region Four, Clairmont Mingo

Recount has shown fiddled numbers by District Four Returning Officer

    Mr Moderator this is the correct heading of the article, if you want people to post accurately , then correct the mistake, What's good for one ,is good for all.   Rules are RULES.

@kp posted:

Recount has shown fiddled numbers by District Four Returning Officer

    Mr Moderator this is the correct heading of the article, if you want people to post accurately , then correct the mistake, What's good for one ,is good for all.   Rules are RULES.

I have done that to expose Bruce Golding.

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One must always post the source of articles.

Source - https://guyana.crowdstack.io/ws/Priv...atement%20update.pdf

@Django posted:

I have done that to expose Bruce Golding.

So ,we can all do the same with any article, that is: doctored the Heading to suit our political TASTE. Anyway it is misleading to say the least. It is your Sand box, you can throw sand in our eyes.  Much more to come.

@Django posted:

I have done that to expose Bruce Golding.

Is this do as I say and not as I do?

@Django posted:

I have done that to expose Bruce Golding.

How can you expose Bruce Golding? That man was the Prime Minister of a country. You can barely string a sentence.

@kp posted:

So ,we can all do the same with any article, that is: doctored the Heading to suit our political TASTE. Anyway it is misleading to say the least. It is your Sand box, you can throw sand in our eyes.  Much more to come.

I will start posting my own headlines and will save Djanjo response if any members has  concern. 

Time running out for we fren Jango

@Abu Jihad posted:

Time running out for we fren Jango

Desperation Times, they clutching at straws. 

Dave, can you tell us how many Dead persons voted and in which region? Likewise for all those out of the country that voted. There must be a conspiracy by all the polling officers in all of the polling stations to allow this to happen. 

Take your time. 

@Bibi Haniffa posted:

How can you expose Bruce Golding? That man was the Prime Minister of a country.

@Bibi Haniffa posted:

How can you expose Bruce Golding? That man was the Prime Minister of a country.

You can barely string a sentence.

Stick to the topic .

The topic is Fake News.

@Bibi Haniffa posted:

The topic is Fake News.

LOL ,

you are correct ,the tally Bruce Golding presented is FAKE.

@Django posted:

LOL ,

you are correct ,the tally Bruce Golding presented is FAKE.

The topic YOU posted is FAKE News, hope you got what Bibi is telling you, unless you agree with her.

Bruce Golding’s credibility was destroyed in the Dudus Coke fiasco

Source

April 4 2020

Dear Editor,
A JAMAICAN politician has labelled head of the Organization American States (OAS) observer mission to Guyana, former Jamaica Prime Minister Bruce Golding, ìa panhandler with no decency or integrity who will sell his mother for a small change. The former Jamaican Member of Parliament was at the time reacting to criticism Golding has received from Guyanese who have accused him of parroting the position of Guyanaís Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo, in Guyanaís ongoing election saga. Golding has admitted that Jagdeo is his longtime friend. Jagdeo, who is widely viewed in the Caribbean Region as corrupt, has challenged the results of Guyanaís March 2, 2020 general and regional elections.

The results announced by the elections commission show a win for the ruling APNU+AFC coalition. Jagdeo has however claimed that his opposition Peopleís Progressive Party (PPP) won the elections and has demanded a recount. Currently, the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) and the political parties are locked in a battle over modalities for a recount of all ballots, which, many legal experts say, may be unconstitutional.
A May 15, 2020 recount agreement between CARICOM, President David Granger and Jagdeo, which called for CARICOM to supervise the recount process, was last week tossed out by the Guyana Court of Appeal. The High Court ruled that the CARICOM arrangement was unconstitutional because GECOM cannot transfer supervision of an election to anyone or entity.

Golding has been openly supportive of Jagdeo and his PPP party. He has joined with Jagdeo to call for GECOM to remove individuals, whom Jagdeo say are ìpartisans,î from its employment. Golding was Prime Minister of Jamaica from September 2007 to October 2011. However, politicians in Jamaica are shocked that Golding has been portraying himself as a stalwart of democracy and rule of law. “Bruce has no integrity or moral authority to speak on any matter of importance here in Jamaica. No one will listen. We here are surprised about his pronouncements on Bolivia and Guyana. Itís a total joke,” said a political observer in Jamaica.

Golding’s political career came to an end after he was forced to resign in disgrace in 2011. His resignation was triggered by a leaked US law enforcement surveillance audio recording. The spy tapes revealed that Golding and his government were in bed with infamous drug kingpin, Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. Coke was a criminal, drug lord and gang leader from the Jamaican ghetto area of Tivoli Gardens in South Kingston, Jamaica — a part of Golding’s parliamentary constituency. Golding also faced devastating allegations of corruption, including receiving bribes from the drug kingpin in exchange for protection. Observers have likened Golding’s relationship with Coke to that of Jagdeo and his former PPP government’s alliance with convicted Guyanese criminal and narco-trafficker Roger Khan.

Members of Golding’s Jamaican Labour Party (JLP) forced him out of office when Jamaicans discovered that, not only was he in bed with criminals, but had bitterly fought a US extradition request for “Dudus Coke.” Golding was so determined to protect the drug kingpin, who had allegedly been buttering his hand, that he orchestrated his government’s hiring of a Washington DC lobbying firm to pressure the US government to drop Cokeís extradition request.
The Jamaica Gleaner reported that “Golding resisted Coke’s extradition for nine months, arguing that the US indictment on gun and drug-trafficking charges relied on illegal wiretap evidence.” This caused critics to accuse Golding of attempting to usurp the authority of the courts.

Golding’s spirited defence of Coke severely “strained relations with Washington, which questioned Jamaica’s reliability as an ally in the fight against drug trafficking. When Golding finally agreed to send Coke to the US, a hunt for the fugitive led to days of fighting in May 2010 that killed at least 73 civilians and three security officers. Coke was captured about a month later,” the Gleaner reported.

Golding has been accused of having blood on his hands. With his integrity in tatters and a reputation for having greased hands, some Jamaicans are now speculating whether Golding has found himself in an inducement arrangement with Jagdeo, which has bought his bias against Guyana’s ruling APNU+AFC coalition. Dr. Peter Phillips, Jamaica’s opposition leader and political leader of the People’s National Party (PNP), has said that “the Coke saga was one of the bloodiest episodes in Jamaica’s recent history.” Bruce Golding’s “credibility was destroyed in the Christopher Coke fiasco,” Phillips said. Now that Goldingís reputation has suffered another blow with allegations that he has been compromised, some Jamaicans are calling for him to disclose the sources of his finances.

Regards
Pamela Maynard
(Ms. Pamela Maynard is a freelance journalist and photographer based in the Cayman Islands and Jamaica)

@kp posted:

The topic YOU posted is FAKE News, hope you got what Bibi is telling you, unless you agree with her.

Where the contents are FAKE ?  seems there are problems with the facts.

@Django posted:

Where the contents are FAKE ?  seems there are problems with the facts.

The argument is not the contents but the TOPIC, it is not accurate.   Bruce Golding is the head of OAS and was former PM

@kp posted:

The argument is not the contents but the TOPIC, it is not accurate.   Bruce Golding is the head of OAS and was former PM

Bruce Golding isn't the head of OAS

I have never seen such a transparent effort to alter the results of an election,”- OAS Observer Mission Chief

Posted by: Denis Chabrol in Elections, News, Politics May 13, 2020 8 Comments

KP , when the recount is completed we will find out the real results of Region 4.

I am not taking sides. Something smells fishy ,with the almost 10,000 votes more,from the results of the 2015 elections  , the PPP/C claimed they got in the 2020 Elections in Region 4 .

@Django posted:

KP , when the recount is completed we will find out the real results of Region 4.

I am not taking sides. Something smells fishy ,with the almost 10,000 votes more,from the results of the 2015 elections  , the PPP/C claimed they got in the 2020 Elections in Region 4 .

That's a lot of cross over votes. PPP will need more than that to get 3 plus more seats than the coalition.  That's at least 20k to 25K votes more. 

There is no need to speculate. We will find out when the real results are in.

It seems like it's an audit being conducted with the recount as it progresses.

Happy to learn that more work stations are in the works to speed up the process.

[quote]“I am not taking sides.” Sorry man but you are an established PNC shill - the stench you radiated can be detected from miles away...take a shower and come again...

Jango, what about Mingo? 

There is a fire at the recount station,  fire trucks on site.

@sachin_05 posted:

[quote]“I am not taking sides.” Sorry man but you are an established PNC shill - the stench you radiated can be detected from miles away...take a shower and come again...

Why you guys always think otherwise ,when not in agreement ?

@Abu Jihad posted:

Jango, what about Mingo? 

Abu ,what happen to him ?

@Django posted:

Why you guys always think otherwise ,when not in agreement ?

You are not only insulting the intelligence of the gni posters but the world of observers when you lack the Kahoni to call out Mingo for electoral fraud. Like Keith Rowley says this not gona end well ...l hope you have the stomach for the  gory aftermath brewing..

@sachin_05 posted:

You are not only insulting the intelligence of the gni posters but the world of observers when you lack the Kahoni to call out Mingo for electoral fraud.

Like Keith Rowley says this not gona end well ...l hope you have the stomach for the  gory aftermath brewing..

Tell which side you are on ,then we can talk.

@Django posted:

Tell which side you are on ,then we can talk.

I see Congress Place instructed and tailored your Topic.