Couldn't agree more 50 combined years of the useless PNC and just as useless PPP. And look who they've got championing there cause Granger looks like he has one foot in the grave and Irfaan a man who can't chew gum and walk at the same time.

The trouble is that the cook-up shops wouldn't be able to compete with the Chinese restaurants either in taste or price. So de China Chinaman will still end up being de flying dragon.

Guyana will remained fvcked. Especially with the PNC in government.

THE AHOLE PNC DO NOT KNOW 33>32 TALK ABOUT BEING FVCK DUMB ASSES!!!!!!

@Former Member update Guyana will remained fvcked. Especially with the PNC an PPP in government

@Nehru Update AHOLE PNC and PPP DO NOT KNOW 33>32 TALK ABOUT BEING FVCK BOTH DUMB ASSES!!!!!! 

A Dougla SLAVE who still think 33<32 and is a shit head talkin!!!!!!!!!!

Dougla_80 posted:

Couldn't agree more 50 combined years of the useless PNC and just as useless PPP. And look who they've got championing there cause Granger looks like he has one foot in the grave and Irfaan a man who can't chew gum and walk at the same time.

This is more reasons why Clive Thomas and Eric can start their Skip the dishes small business.

@Nehru Who let this banna out the basement in Queens this evening they should have taken away your keyboard and doubled your meds. 

Guyana’s economy is too small and corrupted to move on to greatness.  Even with oil coming up there is no framework in place for development.  There is no transparency or plans to train a skilled workforce.  In a few years when Exxon moves on to the next best thing we will back to the dry coconut business.

Bibi what Guyana has to worry about is inflation and the oil syndrome.  Inflation with the money coming in and people depending too much on oil not on agriculture and other important industries like what happened in Venezuela and Libya. Just before Gaddafi was overthrown in Libya they had an unemployment rate of 20 percent because of declining oil prices.  Gaddafi was giving the population oil money cheques from royalty investments to keep them surviving.

Prashad posted:

Bibi what Guyana has to worry about is inflation and the oil syndrome.  Inflation with the money coming in and people depending too much on oil not on agriculture and other important industries like what happened in Venezuela and Libya. Just before Gaddafi was overthrown in Libya they had an unemployment rate of 20 percent because of declining oil prices.  Gaddafi was giving the population oil money cheques from royalty investments to keep them surviving.

Correct.  The economy must be diversified.  Inflation is a big worry.  Right now Guyana central bank is buying currency from commercial banks to keep the economy afloat.  There is a serious decline in foreign exchange as a result of the depletion from revenue coming in from sugar.  It’s one of the reasons the PPP subsidized the sugar industry.  It was a much needed source of foreign exchange.  

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Correct.  The economy must be diversified.  Inflation is a big worry.  Right now Guyana central bank is buying currency from commercial banks to keep the economy afloat.  There is a serious decline in foreign exchange as a result of the depletion from revenue coming in from sugar.  It’s one of the reasons the PPP subsidized the sugar industry.  It was a much needed source of foreign exchange.  

What really happened to make investors flee after Granger took over?  I saw lots of building construction halted half finished all over GT.  

Drugb posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Correct.  The economy must be diversified.  Inflation is a big worry.  Right now Guyana central bank is buying currency from commercial banks to keep the economy afloat.  There is a serious decline in foreign exchange as a result of the depletion from revenue coming in from sugar.  It’s one of the reasons the PPP subsidized the sugar industry.  It was a much needed source of foreign exchange.  

What really happened to make investors flee after Granger took over?  I saw lots of building construction halted half finished all over GT.  

Lost of confidence in the Coalition especially since they gave themselves large salary increases even before they started doing any work.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Guyana’s economy is too small and corrupted to move on to greatness.  Even with oil coming up there is no framework in place for development.  There is no transparency or plans to train a skilled workforce.  In a few years when Exxon moves on to the next best thing we will back to the dry coconut business.

There is even a shortage of dry coconuts.

skeldon_man posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Guyana’s economy is too small and corrupted to move on to greatness.  Even with oil coming up there is no framework in place for development.  There is no transparency or plans to train a skilled workforce.  In a few years when Exxon moves on to the next best thing we will back to the dry coconut business.

There is even a shortage of dry coconuts.

And hard guava, in the pnc hard guava season.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Prashad posted:

Bibi what Guyana has to worry about is inflation and the oil syndrome.  Inflation with the money coming in and people depending too much on oil not on agriculture and other important industries like what happened in Venezuela and Libya. Just before Gaddafi was overthrown in Libya they had an unemployment rate of 20 percent because of declining oil prices.  Gaddafi was giving the population oil money cheques from royalty investments to keep them surviving.

Correct.  The economy must be diversified.  Inflation is a big worry.  Right now Guyana central bank is buying currency from commercial banks to keep the economy afloat.  There is a serious decline in foreign exchange as a result of the depletion from revenue coming in from sugar.  It’s one of the reasons the PPP subsidized the sugar industry.  It was a much needed source of foreign exchange.  

It’s great to see you retained some of the knowledge I imparted in you when we were belly to belly. 

On that, unfortunately the PPP never articulated this case properly to the Guyanese people. In fact, even at the NY event where the question came up, BJ made it sound like a case of Social Responsibility as opposed to sound economic justification.  This feeds into the arguments of the PNC that it’s a drain.  

On economic diversification true, that’s badly needed however, your boy BJ choose to double-down on sugar with the EU money. That money should have been used to convert some of the capabilities to other viable export oriented crops.  

In the end, the sad fate of the sugar workers lie with both the PPP and PNC.  The PPP used them as a political tool and the PNC abused them to get back at the PPP. There are no heroes just victims!

Baseman posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Prashad posted:

Bibi what Guyana has to worry about is inflation and the oil syndrome.  Inflation with the money coming in and people depending too much on oil not on agriculture and other important industries like what happened in Venezuela and Libya. Just before Gaddafi was overthrown in Libya they had an unemployment rate of 20 percent because of declining oil prices.  Gaddafi was giving the population oil money cheques from royalty investments to keep them surviving.

Correct.  The economy must be diversified.  Inflation is a big worry.  Right now Guyana central bank is buying currency from commercial banks to keep the economy afloat.  There is a serious decline in foreign exchange as a result of the depletion from revenue coming in from sugar.  It’s one of the reasons the PPP subsidized the sugar industry.  It was a much needed source of foreign exchange.  

It’s great to see you retained some of the knowledge I imparted in you when we were belly to belly. 

On that, unfortunately the PPP never articulated this case properly to the Guyanese people. In fact, even at the NY event where the question came up, BJ made it sound like a case of Social Responsibility as opposed to sound economic justification.  This feeds into the arguments of the PNC that it’s a drain.  

On economic diversification true, that’s badly needed however, your boy BJ choose to double-down on sugar with the EU money. That money should have been used to convert some of the capabilities to other viable export oriented crops.  

In the end, the sad fate of the sugar workers lie with both the PPP and PNC.  The PPP used them as a political tool and the PNC abused them to get back at the PPP. There are no heroes just victims!

Look at this dumb ass piece of shit who never even finished high school.  

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Baseman posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Prashad posted:

Bibi what Guyana has to worry about is inflation and the oil syndrome.  Inflation with the money coming in and people depending too much on oil not on agriculture and other important industries like what happened in Venezuela and Libya. Just before Gaddafi was overthrown in Libya they had an unemployment rate of 20 percent because of declining oil prices.  Gaddafi was giving the population oil money cheques from royalty investments to keep them surviving.

Correct.  The economy must be diversified.  Inflation is a big worry.  Right now Guyana central bank is buying currency from commercial banks to keep the economy afloat.  There is a serious decline in foreign exchange as a result of the depletion from revenue coming in from sugar.  It’s one of the reasons the PPP subsidized the sugar industry.  It was a much needed source of foreign exchange.  

It’s great to see you retained some of the knowledge I imparted in you when we were belly to belly. 

On that, unfortunately the PPP never articulated this case properly to the Guyanese people. In fact, even at the NY event where the question came up, BJ made it sound like a case of Social Responsibility as opposed to sound economic justification.  This feeds into the arguments of the PNC that it’s a drain.  

On economic diversification true, that’s badly needed however, your boy BJ choose to double-down on sugar with the EU money. That money should have been used to convert some of the capabilities to other viable export oriented crops.  

In the end, the sad fate of the sugar workers lie with both the PPP and PNC.  The PPP used them as a political tool and the PNC abused them to get back at the PPP. There are no heroes just victims!

Look at this dumb ass piece of shit who never even finished high school.  

Oh dawling. I’m so proud you remember what I taught you. You should let BJ know how to sell the point. But it’s too late, PNC moved!

skeldon_man posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Guyana’s economy is too small and corrupted to move on to greatness.  Even with oil coming up there is no framework in place for development.  There is no transparency or plans to train a skilled workforce.  In a few years when Exxon moves on to the next best thing we will back to the dry coconut business.

There is even a shortage of dry coconuts.

Not surprised. Guyana is the land of many waters and yet they always have water shortages. And mark my words, when the oil start flowing, Guyana will still have oil shortages.

DUMMIES AND GADAHAS WILL BRUK IRON!!!!!!!!!

Nehru -- Who are the DUMMIES AND GADAHAS ?? 

Guyana's greatest asset might surely turn out to be the people in diaspora rather than the rich oil reserves in the Atlantic.  We ain't a resource curse as many fear oil might just turn out to be. We in many ways help sustain the local and national economy with our remittances which amounts to hundreds of millions. 

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Guyana's greatest asset might surely turn out to be the people in diaspora rather than the rich oil reserves in the Atlantic.  We ain't a resource curse as many fear oil might just turn out to be. We in many ways help sustain the local and national economy with our remittances which amounts to hundreds of millions. 

Banna, I take it you are joking or playing devil’s advocate!!

Baseman posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Guyana's greatest asset might surely turn out to be the people in diaspora rather than the rich oil reserves in the Atlantic.  We ain't a resource curse as many fear oil might just turn out to be. We in many ways help sustain the local and national economy with our remittances which amounts to hundreds of millions. 

Banna, I take it you are joking or playing devil’s advocate!!

Bai, try convincing people in Guyana who have depended on remittances since the 70s that he is joking.