Ok folks,
I am of the firm opinion that the PPP must take up it's seats in parliament.
The boycott of parliament on the other hand, plays well for the PPP for now until it's supporters demand that they are represented.
The PPP appears in no rush to enter parliament and this may look very bad in the eyes of investors and potential lending agencies etc. The PPP is taking a gamble and it is hedging that it will payoff.
During my last trip to New York, most Indo Guyanese have a wait and see attitude towards APNU/AFC. It is important that APNU tread carefully and not portray themselves as a government hell bent on victimizing Indo Guyanese by replacing them with Afros in high profile positions.
Let us see what happens. Interesting times ahead.