Do you think Nagamootoo & Ramjattan are setup to self destruct?

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Former Member

With the controversy surrounding Nagamootoo with the media and the tough crime situation facing Ramjattan, it would be normal to think on this line.

Nagamootoo and Ramjattan met with fierce opposition at Whim today, picketing them for everything they stand for and made the people to believed was a hoax to get vote.

With the Commingsberg Accord still in review, I believe APNU have something up their sleeves for these two men. Remember, they were both former PPP members. Do you think they can be trusted?

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Ramakant-PSenior Member

Remember Vincent Teekah? What happened to Him?

9/5/157:43 PM

Former Member

I am not wishing for this to happen, but I sense something is heading in the wrong direction. Moses is acting like a slave to do Granger dirty work when he should be acting like a real prime minister.

9/5/157:52 PM

Ramakant-PSenior Member

Originally Posted by Cobra:

I heard that Teekah begged Burnham for his life..

9/5/157:56 PM

Former Member

The PPP were elected in office for 23 years and people on GNI called it dictatorship. Yet, the coalition government is setting the foundation to rule forever and that is not dictatorship. Nothing said about free and fair election. How do you answer that?

9/5/158:07 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Cobra:

Four months haven't passed since the last election. You want another one already? All the international observers pronounced the last election free, fair and credible? Now is not election time. Let the government settle down and consolidate.

9/5/1510:21 PM

Former Member

Gilbakka, I have to quote you. You said the coalition is in for the long haul. And the election, it was as close as 33/32. A recount should have been done. Granger didn't had to wait one week to swear in. The recount would have avoided a court case and everyone would have accepted the coalition for a change. Granger was an installed government despite of what the observers say.
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9/5/1510:44 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Cobra:

The PPP took up their 32 seats in parliament with Bharrat Jagdeo as the official Leader of the Opposition. That act alone gave legitimacy to the coalition government. It was reinforced a few days ago when Opposition Leader Jagdeo turned up at the Ministry of the Presidency to meet President Granger and assured him that the PPP would cooperate to fight Maduro.

9/5/1511:11 PM

KariSenior Member

Originally Posted by Cobra:

Cobra, you said.....The PPP were elected in office for 23 years and people on GNI called it dictatorship.

No, no one called the Jagan years 1992 - 1997(4 and 1/4 years) a dictatorship. In fact it was welcomed by most Guyanese after 28 years of Burnham rule mostly thought the Hoyte years (1985 - 92) tried to reverse Burnham except in the exercise over free and fair elections that led to a 2-yr extension.

No one called the Janet years or the Jagdeo years up to the Mash jail breakout of 2002 as dictatorship.The Jagdeo years from 2002 until 2011 were the years that saw PPP III. PPP I was the Jagan pre-Independence years and PPP II was the Jagan post-Soviet collapse 1992 - 1997 years. The Jagdeo PPP was a radical departure from the two earlier iterations of the PPP. The Ramotar years saw the post-Phantom era but a continuation of the nepotism under the Jagdeo era.

You also rambingly said "Yet, the coalition government is setting the foundation to rule forever".

You have to provide examples of how the coalition is shaping up to be a forever dictatorship.

9/6/151:02 AM