Gilbakka posted:

. He has not violated a flawed constitution.

 

Exactly that. I suggest that Guyanese protest to force the involvement of civic society in crafting a new constitution and to insist that this be in force before the next elections due before the end of 2020.

Instead Guyanese will be used by the evil wench called Jagdeo!  He boasted how much he loved this same constitution. He merely wishes to enjoys its benefits once again. In his years in office he did NOTHING to change it.  He didn't because he LOVES it!

If you are a PNC you can make RASH, UNILATERAL decisions BUT if you are PPP is Mi FIAH SLO FIAH!!! And the worst then Mughabe GNI FILTH heads will do and say anything to justify the GADaha ACTIONS!!!!

caribny posted:

Gilbakka posted:

. He has not violated a flawed constitution.

 

Exactly that. I suggest that Guyanese protest to force the involvement of civic society in crafting a new constitution and to insist that this be in force before the next elections due before the end of 2020.

Instead Guyanese will be used by the evil wench called Jagdeo!  He boasted how much he loved this same constitution. He merely wishes to enjoys its benefits once again. In his years in office he did NOTHING to change it.  He didn't because he LOVES it!

Thats true...but then again...two wrongs do not make a right. The coalition can rise above the fray and embark on constitutional reform...if they do...they will be seen as keeping one of their election promises

At least one.

VishMahabir posted:

. The coalition can rise above the fray and embark on constitutional reform...

Well the coalition didn't and neither will the PPP. What then?

This constitution was drafted by Burnham to centralize all power around the president. When the PPP was in power they loved it. Now they aren't they argue against it, screaming that Granger didn't have to abide by it.

This will only change when ordinary Guyanese insist that it does.

So waht is stopping the PNC now?????????!!!  Ian Smith would make the same excuse!!!

Opposition to Patterson's appointment is growing. This afternoon the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce released a statement on what it described as Granger's "senseless action". 

In that statement the CCCC said the AFC should take a major part of the blame, adding: "“They should be ashamed of themselves as they were the ones who helped to create this crisis in the first place by their cowardly attitude in not demanding their partner abide with a practice which served the people for 25 years. They have also forgotten that many of them (especially Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo),fought for decades for free and fair elections including (on) this very matter, which they are now loosely and casually compromising themselves to support. What a shame!"

Gilbakka posted:

Opposition to Patterson's appointment is growing. This afternoon the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce released a statement on what it described as Granger's "senseless action". 

In that statement the CCCC said the AFC should take a major part of the blame, adding: "“They should be ashamed of themselves as they were the ones who helped to create this crisis in the first place by their cowardly attitude in not demanding their partner abide with a practice which served the people for 25 years. They have also forgotten that many of them (especially Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo),fought for decades for free and fair elections including (on) this very matter, which they are now loosely and casually compromising themselves to support. What a shame!"

This is a PPP stronghold. No surprise that they are following Jagdeo blindly.

Mars posted:

Gilbakka posted:

Opposition to Patterson's appointment is growing. This afternoon the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce released a statement on what it described as Granger's "senseless action". 

In that statement the CCCC said the AFC should take a major part of the blame, adding: "“They should be ashamed of themselves as they were the ones who helped to create this crisis in the first place by their cowardly attitude in not demanding their partner abide with a practice which served the people for 25 years. They have also forgotten that many of them (especially Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo),fought for decades for free and fair elections including (on) this very matter, which they are now loosely and casually compromising themselves to support. What a shame!"

This is a PPP stronghold. No surprise that they are following Jagdeo blindly.

In 2011 election the AFC had grabbed a big chunk of Corentyne votes away from the PPP. Today it seems like the PPP has reclaimed its traditional support. This is part of the AFC demise.

As long as blacks are not up in arms, then jackass Granger will get away with appointing this old rigger.  So far we only see IndoG shouting and frafing. 

Drugb posted:

As long as blacks are not up in arms, then jackass Granger will get away with appointing this old rigger.  So far we only see IndoG shouting and frafing. 

Bai, the racial divide has widened further since Thursday night. National unity is history. Social cohesion is now coo-coo. Unintended consequences or collateral damage by Granger's action? Your guess is as good as mine.

Gilbakka posted:

 

Today it seems like the PPP has reclaimed its traditional support.

Means nothing now. Things are back to the old PNC style wickedness. Burnham didn't care who opposed him. He even used to rant at Reagan and remember how he used to mock Eugenia Charles? But there was that one thing that Burnham couldn't bully. That thing called death which allotted him just a normal 5 years Parliament instead of the President for life one he tried to force on Guyana. Granger seems to be longing for how things went for Burnham.

Drugb posted:

As long as blacks are not up in arms, then jackass Granger will get away with appointing this old rigger.  So far we only see IndoG shouting and frafing. 

The only long time GNI black member who has openly criticize Granger is D2, who could have guessed ? The rest is silently backing Granger.

Yuji, you once supported Granger and the coalition government. Stop being a hypocrite.

I do NOT support dictatorship.

Granger is a bully, thug and a dictator. Get out your lil ABC reading book and try to comprehend what I said, very slowly. 

Gilbakka posted:

 

In 2011 election the AFC had grabbed a big chunk of Corentyne votes away from the PPP.

And they lost it in 2015. I suggest that you do a comparison of region 6 votes for 2011 and 2015.  The PPP support soared whereas the coalition's remained flat. With 30% of the population identified as black or mixed and with that group's turnout soaring elsewhere in Guyana I will suggest to you that the PPP scared most of the Indo AFC region 6 supporters back home when they teamed up with the PNC.

This is why Ramjattan and Moses have no juice, because they didn't bring in votes.

yuji22 posted:

Drugb posted:

As long as blacks are not up in arms, then jackass Granger will get away with appointing this old rigger.  So far we only see IndoG shouting and frafing. 

The only long time GNI black member who has openly criticize Granger is D2, who could have guessed ? The rest is silently backing Granger.

D2 is Indian. Accept that fact!

The latest organization to denounce Granger's appointment of Patterson is the Berbice Bar Association. Yesterday the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce joined the chorus. Others include the Guyana Bar Association, FITUG the trade union umbrella, Private Sector Commission, Guyana Human Rights Association, and Women Lawyers' Association. Prominent individuals include WPA functionary Tacuma Ogunseye, former Speaker Ralph Ramkarran, Accountant-Lawyer Christopher Ram, and trade union leader Lincoln Lewis. One suspected major fallout is Joe Singh's resignation from his MOTP advisory post. 

Gilly, I do not think Guyana Mughabe and GADAHA cares, Dat is how African style brutal and cruel DICTATORS roll!!!

Nehru posted:

Gilly, I do not think Guyana Mughabe and GADAHA cares, Dat is how African style brutal and cruel DICTATORS roll!!!

Whether he cares or not, the main point is that a broad cross-section of society is not with him. That is a strong signal to all points of the globe.