Cooperative socialism can only work in a capitalist economy. For example, Coop Gas out of Saskatchewan or Mountain equipment Coop out of British Columbia. It was a terrible failure in Guyana and Venezuela.

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Greenidge was Finance Minister between 1983 and 1992, the most dismal economical years in Guyana's history.

Incorrect !!! after Burham demise in 1985. Hoyte change the course of Guyana Economy , which continued after 1992.

Two questions;

1.  Was or was not Greenidge the Minister of Finance between 1983 and 1992?

2.  Was or was not Guyana in its worst economic condition between 1983 and 1992?

How the heck it's the worse when the ERP was implemented and was on a path to recovery, which did materialize. Read up on the PNC tenure of office the period of good  and the bad instead of lumping all together. The same goes for the PPP there was good and bad periods.

My friend, your response did not answer either of my questions above.

But coming to the ERP. That was not Hoyte's or Greenidge's brainchild. That was imposed on Guyana by the IMP in 1989 when the IMP imposed a steep penalty on Guyana by devaluing it's currency some 2000% from $4.30 per 1USD to about $89. per 1USD. At the same time they imposed the ERP on Guyana. 

Even America has good and bad periods but 1983 and 1992 is the worst economic period in Guyana's history.

Django running from your questions. 

Django explain how Guyana external debt went from 8 Million US in 1964 and between 1983-1992 it went to 1 Billion US. 

Then Auditor General Anand Goolsarran had been barred by Greenidge from auditing privatisation accounts and that there were no Auditor General reports during his stint as finance minister.. 

Dave posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Greenidge was Finance Minister between 1983 and 1992, the most dismal economical years in Guyana's history.

Incorrect !!! after Burham demise in 1985. Hoyte change the course of Guyana Economy , which continued after 1992.

Two questions;

1.  Was or was not Greenidge the Minister of Finance between 1983 and 1992?

2.  Was or was not Guyana in its worst economic condition between 1983 and 1992?

How the heck it's the worse when the ERP was implemented and was on a path to recovery, which did materialize. Read up on the PNC tenure of office the period of good  and the bad instead of lumping all together. The same goes for the PPP there was good and bad periods.

My friend, your response did not answer either of my questions above.

But coming to the ERP. That was not Hoyte's or Greenidge's brainchild. That was imposed on Guyana by the IMP in 1989 when the IMP imposed a steep penalty on Guyana by devaluing it's currency some 2000% from $4.30 per 1USD to about $89. per 1USD. At the same time they imposed the ERP on Guyana. 

Even America has good and bad periods but 1983 and 1992 is the worst economic period in Guyana's history.

Django running from your questions. 

Django explain how Guyana external debt went from 8 Million US in 1964 and between 1983-1992 it went to 1 Billion US. 

Then Auditor General Anand Goolsarran had been barred by Greenidge from auditing privatisation accounts and that there were no Auditor General reports during his stint as finance minister.. 

During the first run of the PNC, they behaved like arrogant bastards. They didn't think that they had to answer to anyone about anything. The only thing that buckled their arrogance was when they sent out a telegraph to overseas lenders to borrow more money that and the overseas lenders told them fvck off that they reluctantly began correcting their act.

Now we have the second run of the PNC and again they are behaving arrogantly. They are mislead to think that oil has made them powerful and is again telling others to mind their own business. But soon they will have to get on their knees and beg for help because they have shown once again that they have no idea how to generate revenue.

This is what an arrogant pompous jackass face look like.

Dave posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Greenidge was Finance Minister between 1983 and 1992, the most dismal economical years in Guyana's history.

Incorrect !!! after Burham demise in 1985. Hoyte change the course of Guyana Economy , which continued after 1992.

Two questions;

1.  Was or was not Greenidge the Minister of Finance between 1983 and 1992?

2.  Was or was not Guyana in its worst economic condition between 1983 and 1992?

How the heck it's the worse when the ERP was implemented and was on a path to recovery, which did materialize. Read up on the PNC tenure of office the period of good  and the bad instead of lumping all together. The same goes for the PPP there was good and bad periods.

My friend, your response did not answer either of my questions above.

But coming to the ERP. That was not Hoyte's or Greenidge's brainchild. That was imposed on Guyana by the IMP in 1989 when the IMP imposed a steep penalty on Guyana by devaluing it's currency some 2000% from $4.30 per 1USD to about $89. per 1USD. At the same time they imposed the ERP on Guyana. 

Even America has good and bad periods but 1983 and 1992 is the worst economic period in Guyana's history.

Django running from your questions. 

Django explain how Guyana external debt went from 8 Million US in 1964 and between 1983-1992 it went to 1 Billion US. 

Then Auditor General Anand Goolsarran had been barred by Greenidge from auditing privatisation accounts and that there were no Auditor General reports during his stint as finance minister.. 

Give me your Freedom House take.

After that ,I will tell you what happened with Burnham development plans for Guyana with borrowed money from the IMF under certain terms, will explain how under US 1 billion dollars debt, increased to US 2 billion dollars.

Have you ever heard ,Burnham and the IMF "recipe for riot "

Django posted:

Dave posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

Greenidge was Finance Minister between 1983 and 1992, the most dismal economical years in Guyana's history.

Incorrect !!! after Burham demise in 1985. Hoyte change the course of Guyana Economy , which continued after 1992.

Two questions;

1.  Was or was not Greenidge the Minister of Finance between 1983 and 1992?

2.  Was or was not Guyana in its worst economic condition between 1983 and 1992?

How the heck it's the worse when the ERP was implemented and was on a path to recovery, which did materialize. Read up on the PNC tenure of office the period of good  and the bad instead of lumping all together. The same goes for the PPP there was good and bad periods.

My friend, your response did not answer either of my questions above.

But coming to the ERP. That was not Hoyte's or Greenidge's brainchild. That was imposed on Guyana by the IMP in 1989 when the IMP imposed a steep penalty on Guyana by devaluing it's currency some 2000% from $4.30 per 1USD to about $89. per 1USD. At the same time they imposed the ERP on Guyana. 

Even America has good and bad periods but 1983 and 1992 is the worst economic period in Guyana's history.

Django running from your questions. 

Django explain how Guyana external debt went from 8 Million US in 1964 and between 1983-1992 it went to 1 Billion US. 

Then Auditor General Anand Goolsarran had been barred by Greenidge from auditing privatisation accounts and that there were no Auditor General reports during his stint as finance minister.. 

Give me your Freedom House take.

After that ,I will tell you what happened with Burnham development plans for Guyana with borrowed money from the IMF under certain terms, will explain how under US 1 billion dollars debt, increased to US 2 billion dollars.

Have you ever heard ,Burnham and the IMF "recipe for riot "

Burnham is a thief. Ask Gadaffi!

Baseman posted:

Burnham is a thief. Ask Gadaffi!

Baseman posted:

Django posted:

Dave posted:

Django running from your questions. 

Django explain how Guyana external debt went from 8 Million US in 1964 and between 1983-1992 it went to 1 Billion US. 

Then Auditor General Anand Goolsarran had been barred by Greenidge from auditing privatisation accounts and that there were no Auditor General reports during his stint as finance minister.. 

Give me your Freedom House take.

After that ,I will tell you what happened with Burnham development plans for Guyana with borrowed money from the IMF under certain terms, will explain how under US 1 billion dollars debt, increased to US 2 billion dollars.

Have you ever heard ,Burnham and the IMF "recipe for riot "

Burnham is a thief. Ask Gadaffi!

All politicians are thieves especially the ones who still live in the trees.