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Fake news
Put the cork back in the champagne.
Champagne already lost some carbonation... no good anymore
@Ace posted:Champagne already lost some carbonation... no good anymore
buy annada wan.
APNU+AFC desperation. Pathetic.
This story has many twist and turns yet. The courts will be the decider. I predict new elections would be ordered.
@Former Member posted:Put the cork back in the champagne.
PNC looking for their cork, but it duck!
@Former Member posted:APNU+AFC desperation. Pathetic.
And that is a very dangerous thing. If Lowenfield go ahead and give the PPP a victory, all hell will break loose. APNU supporters will not let it go. Granger and Harmon could call for as much calm they want.
@Sheik101 posted:And that is a very dangerous thing. If Lowenfield go ahead and give the PPP a victory, all hell will break loose. APNU supporters will not let it go. Granger and Harmon could call for as much calm they want.
I think we will see some disturbances but it will calm down quickly. The US will issue a warning. Trump knows the Black argument is as fake as the BLM agenda.
@Sheik101 posted:And that is a very dangerous thing. If Lowenfield go ahead and give the PPP a victory, all hell will break loose. APNU supporters will not let it go. Granger and Harmon could call for as much calm they want.
It's a case of "been there, done that". PPP/C governments passed through fire before and will deal with it again. PPP/C is not intimidated.
@Former Member posted:I think we will see some disturbances but it will calm down quickly. The US will issue a warning. Trump knows the Black argument is as fake as the BLM agenda.
Eh eh SeeRam like you see nuff ting. Me go win lattery dis week? The Powerball?
@Totaram posted:Eh eh SeeRam like you see nuff ting. Me go win lattery dis week? The Powerball?
Hang in, Feroze Mohamed might turn up and make you smile.
@Former Member posted:I think we will see some disturbances but it will calm down quickly. The US will issue a warning. Trump knows the Black argument is as fake as the BLM agenda.
I disagree with you on BLM...agree with the other stuff
PNC trying another evil move, these idiots ainât know itâs over for them.
@Former Member posted:Hang in, Feroze Mohamed might turn up and make you smile.
Feroze has gone forever. May his soul RIP.
Fake news itâs not an injunction or court order! Let the party continue!
An application was filed by a no name lawyer who hardly practices in Guyana. Desperate attempt. It was not a court order or injunction. PPP are champs!!
@alena06 posted:An application was filed by a no name lawyer who hardly practices in Guyana. Desperate attempt. It was not a court order or injunction. PPP are champs!!
An injunction request was filed. It has (yet) to be granted.
Abee pon tap Part 3
Where's NehrU?
UPDATE: GECOM is advising that due to the hearing of the Notice of Appeal tomorrow at 1:30pm, GECOM will no longer be meeting at 1pm tomorrow as was planned and earlier announced by the Commission.
From Gordon Moseley.
See you next week, ladies and gents.
@Former Member posted:This story has many twist and turns yet. The courts will be the decider. I predict new elections would be ordered.
Do you think an injunction can tell a man not to do his job. The courts will decide nothing. Overruled!
@Ramakant-P posted:Do you think an injunction can tell a man not to do his job. The courts will decide nothing. Overruled!
LOL. But it did. It prevented Lowenfield from declaring an APNUAFC win under Mingo's alleged fraud.
Same case being made here. But I understand your head is spinning because the shoe is on a different foot.
for setting the precedent.
@Ramakant-P posted:Do you think an injunction can tell a man not to do his job. The courts will decide nothing. Overruled!
Here is the thing..whatever the ruling from the Court of Appeal, would there be an appeal ?
@Django posted:
If Mingo and Lowensky can break the law and get away with it, then the courts will overrule the injunction and order the CEO to comply with the election commission, which is an independent organisation. There should be no interference from outsiders.
@Ramakant-P posted:If Mingo and Lowensky can break the law and get away with it, then the courts will overrule the injunction and order the CEO to comply with the election commission, which is an independent organisation. There should be no interference from outsiders.
LowenFIELD broke what law?
He was prepared to declare today but was ESTOPPED from further action. In other words, he was subpoenaed and ordered to not declare his report.
If you want to blame someone, blame your beloved PPP. They have set the precedent and now that they getting bites from the same snake, they bawling out.
Lowenfield can go to jail for election fraud..
@Rochelle posted:Reported. If you cannot argue without throwing insult then I have nothing to say to you.
Enjoy your evening.
I just asked you a question, answer it.
@Ramakant-P posted:Lowenfield can go to jail for election fraud..
Lowenfield isn't going anywhere. The only person going somewhere is you, for your walk. When you start writing nonsense you should go for a walk. Now note I didn't tell you to jump in the lake or anything like that.
Members of GCDF ...
Issues are indeed heated on the items for the election results.
Hopefully, all can still be civil to others with their comments on the issue.
Equally important; be civil to the Ladies/female members on the forum.
@Rochelle posted:Reported. If you cannot argue without throwing insult then I have nothing to say to you.
Enjoy your evening.
@Ramakant-P posted:I just asked you a question, answer it.
Ramakant --- while a person can indeed ask a question, the other individual has no obligation to provide an answer; - hence a reply.
@Former Member posted:Members of GCDF ...
Issues are indeed heated on the items for the election results.
Hopefully, all can still be civil to others with their comments on the issue.
Equally important; be civil to the Ladies/female members on the forum.
Be balanced and deal with everyone equally. Ignoring some will not make for a better operated forum.
Lowenfield fails to submit report
-Court of Appeal to hear action seeking to stop declaration
June 18, 2020
Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield today failed to submit the report of the valid votes cast in the March 2 General and Regional Elections (GRE) in direct contravention of a directive from GECOM Chairperson Justice Claudette Singh.
Singh had directed Lowenfield to submit a report of valid votes cast based on the results of the recently concluded National Recount by 1 pm today. A meeting of the Elections Commission was also scheduled for that time to receive and deliberate on that report.
However just after 3pm the meeting was adjourned for a lack of quorum and Lowenfield had not made a submission.
GECOM PRO Yolanda Ward in a press statement claimed that the report was not submitted because a âNotice of Motionâ was filed in the Court of Appeal and served on the Chairperson and CEO before the 1 pm deadline.
âThe Notice restrains the CEO from âcomplying with the directions of Chairpersonâ and as a consequence a report was not submitted,â Ward stated. This is however an improbable conclusion as a âNotice of motionâ is not a Court Order.
A Court Order or injunction wouldâve been required to realize any such result.
Meanwhile the scheduled meeting did not occur since government-nominated Commissioners Desmond Trotman and Charles Corbin were absent. Their absence meant that there was no quorum.
Article 227 of the Constitution as amended by the Constitution (Amendment) Act, No. 2 of 2000 provides for the quorum for a meeting of the Commission which shall be the Chairman and not less than four members of the Commission â two each appointed by the President and the Opposition respectively.
Speaking with reporters after the adjournment the third government-nominated Commissioner Vincent Alexander said that he was not aware of the reason for his colleaguesâ absence.
He also noted that Lowenfield was absent from the meeting.
@Former Member posted:Members of GCDF ...
Issues are indeed heated on the items for the election results.
Hopefully, all can still be civil to others with their comments on the issue.
Equally important; be civil to the Ladies/female members on the forum.
Nonsense! That's discrimination and a nasty insult to the Ladies.
@Django posted:Lowenfield fails to submit report
-Court of Appeal to hear action seeking to stop declaration
June 18, 2020
Article 227 of the Constitution as amended by the Constitution (Amendment) Act, No. 2 of 2000 provides for the quorum for a meeting of the Commission which shall be the Chairman and not less than four members of the Commission â two each appointed by the President and the Opposition respectively.
After a few sittings, GECOM can indeed meet to make decisions if two of those appointed by the President are not present at a meeting.
Source -- https://www.gecom.org.gy/home/about_gecom
Rules of Procedure:
Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM)
Quorum of GECOM
Article 226 of the Constitution as amended by the Constitution (Amendment) Act, No. 2 of 2000 provides for the quorum for a meeting of the Commission which shall be the Chairman and not less than four members of the Commission â two each appointed by the President and the Opposition respectively. If at any stage of a duly summoned meeting, a quorum is not present due to the absence of members without good cause to be determined by the Chairman then the meeting is to be adjourned for two calendar days. If the meeting was to determine the declaration of the results of the presidency, and there is no quorum, then the meeting shall be adjourned to the next day. If at the adjourned meeting there is still no quorum then, the members then present, being not less than four members including the Chairman, shall be deemed to be a quorum and any decision made at any such adjourned meeting shall be valid and binding.
GECOM must reject Notice of Motion â Nandlall
Extract of the article
A Notice of Motion was filed in the Court of Appeal and served on the Chairperson and Chief Elections Officer of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM).
But former Attorney General Anil Nandlall has argued that the Notice of Motion has no merit and must be rejected by GECOM.
âIt is filed by one lawyer, who hardly has a practice in Guyana. It must be ignored by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM). The nationâs important business cannot be stalled on the basis of such legal frivolity. It confirms APNU/AFCâs pandemonium!
Source & rest of article - https://www.inewsguyana.com/ge...-of-motion-nandlall/
@Rochelle posted:LOL. But it did. It prevented Lowenfield from declaring an APNUAFC win under Mingo's alleged fraud.
Same case being made here. But I understand your head is spinning because the shoe is on a different foot.
for setting the precedent.
Hahaha lol ...so itâs just a case of monkey see monkey do...