Ramjattan had made the announcement in an address to his party’s conference which was held at the St. Stanislaus College auditorium last Saturday.

Granger shuns AFC pro-democracy alliance proposal, Kiana Wilburg, December 13, 2014, By KNews, Filed Under News, Source - Kaieteur News

The 2 Parties working behind the scenes BUT KFC is TERRIFIED to be seen near the PNC. Is it strategy or lack of HONESTY, TRANCPARENCY and TRUTHFULNESS???

The AFC is aware of PPP anti black racism and they don't want to encourage it.

There is something called Leadership, the PNC and KFC lacks it badly.

That can only be found in the low breed establishment?

D_G, from here on, it will be a political game of domination.

The 2 Parties working behind the scenes BUT KFC is TERRIFIED to be seen near the PNC. Is it strategy or lack of HONESTY, TRANCPARENCY and TRUTHFULNESS???

PNC and AFC are always intimately intertwined behind the scene, in particular after the 2011 elections.

There is something called Leadership, the PNC and KFC lacks it badly.

PNC and AFC are always intimately intertwined behind the scene, in particular after the 2011 elections.

You know what angers the PPP the most.  The fact that APNU has consistently refused to cooperate with them to crush the AFC.  You see the PPP knows that APNU is no threat to them.  They fear that the AFC might be if they succeed in splitting the Indian vote.

You know what angers the PPP the most.  The fact that APNU has consistently refused to cooperate with them to crush the AFC.  You see the PPP knows that APNU is no threat to them.  They fear that the AFC might be if they succeed in splitting the Indian vote.

You know what angers the PPP the most.  The fact that APNU has consistently refused to cooperate with them to crush the AFC.  You see the PPP knows that APNU is no threat to them.  They fear that the AFC might be if they succeed in splitting the Indian vote.

Granger shuns AFC pro-democracy alliance proposal

Kiana Wilburg, December 13, 2014, By KNews, Filed Under News, Source - Kaieteur News

Opposition Leader, David Granger, has said that while he has not received an official invitation, he is not interested in the pro-democracy alliance proposal by the Alliance For Change (AFC) Leader, Khemraj Ramjattan.

Opposition Leader,

David Granger

Ramjattan had made the announcement in an address to his party’s conference which was held at the St. Stanislaus College auditorium last Saturday.

“Hard decisions would have to be made, and indeed the AFC is ready to enter, if necessary, into negotiations and to lead a pro-democracy alliance of progressive forces comprising civic groups, workers’ unions, political forces…and by political forces here we are talking about even PPP members who have been disenchanted with the performance of the PPP thus far, and even APNU,” he said to a loud round of applause.

Granger was asked during his press conference, yesterday, whether he had started discussions with the AFC Leader on the said proposal. The Opposition Leader told the media that he has been in contact with the AFC and is expected to meet with the party within a few days time.

To the best of his knowledge, the politician said that Ramjattan is supposed to submit a proposal for discussion as well.

At the conclusion of the press briefing, Kaieteur News asked Granger for his opinion on the pro-democracy proposal and whether his meeting with AFC leader is an indication of his interest in joining the alliance.

“I am not interested in that alliance. I am interested in the APNU which is committed to forming a government of national unity and that is the pro=democracy front –APNU. We have invited AFC but they haven’t taken the bait for the last three years and we haven’t received that invitation formally,” Granger firmly stated.

APNU’s financial point man, Carl Greenidge, in a previous interview with this publication had said that Ramjattan’s initiative will pose some negotiating challenges.

Greenidge said that Ramjattan has, in the past, maintained that his party would not join the APNU whose major constituent is the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) that had governed Guyana from 1964 to 1992.

The politician had reminded that the AFC, which has been tapping into the traditional East Indian support-base of the governing People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C), has in the past reasoned that it wanted to preserve its identity as an alternative to both major parties.

Ramjattan, he said, sought to justify the shift towards engaging APNU by arguing that there was need for collective patriotic action and cooperation of all Guyanese in undertaking the “herculean task” of voting out the ruling party.

But even with such an initiative, the former Finance Minister emphasized that the question of negotiation skills will again be an issue, if the proposal is to materialize and bear fruit.

It is on this premise that the Opposition leadership will be put to the test to demonstrate that it has the very negotiating skills which the PPP demonstrably lacks, he said.

Greenidge also said that the current administration will pose difficulties for the process of meaningful negotiations, as demonstrated before, on constitutional matters to say the least.

He added that engraved in the PPP government’s psyche is a cuss-out-and-mislead culture, hence its actions reflect scathing and damning acts of corruption, as opposed to those which show that it is interested in achieving some element of common goals by way of meaningful negotiations.

The Shadow Finance Minister opined that the PPP’s view is that it is dealing with political inferiors or election-losers rather than spokespersons. (Kiana Wilburg)

Source - http://www.kaieteurnewsonline....y-alliance-proposal/

You are another fool who continues to try and insult the intelligence of the average person - CARIBNY.

What you have stated above is complete and utter bullshit, I will explain so you don't have to hurt that brain of yours.

- Did the PNC join with the PPP to put a bill in parliament to prevent parliamentarians from moving from one party to another?

- Did that ***** hole Robert Corbin not sign a bill with fagdeo to suspend local govt elections prior to 2011 and deprive the AFC of funds for scrutineering? They instead divided up the millions between corbin and fagdeo? is that not accurate?

- Did the PNC say or do anything when the PPP stole a seat from the AFC in linden?

- Did the PNC not collude with the PPP to keep the AFC out of any boards and also out of GECOM?

You are a dishonest ****er of the highest level.

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Granger shuns AFC pro-democracy alliance proposal

Kiana Wilburg, December 13, 2014, By KNews, Filed Under News, Source - Kaieteur News

 

Opposition Leader, David Granger, has said that while he has not received an official invitation, he is not interested in the pro-democracy alliance proposal by the Alliance For Change (AFC) Leader, Khemraj Ramjattan.

 

 

Opposition Leader,

David Granger

Ramjattan had made the announcement in an address to his party’s conference which was held at the St. Stanislaus College auditorium last Saturday.

“Hard decisions would have to be made, and indeed the AFC is ready to enter, if necessary, into negotiations and to lead a pro-democracy alliance of progressive forces comprising civic groups, workers’ unions, political forces…and by political forces here we are talking about even PPP members who have been disenchanted with the performance of the PPP thus far, and even APNU,” he said to a loud round of applause.

Granger was asked during his press conference, yesterday, whether he had started discussions with the AFC Leader on the said proposal. The Opposition Leader told the media that he has been in contact with the AFC and is expected to meet with the party within a few days time.

To the best of his knowledge, the politician said that Ramjattan is supposed to submit a proposal for discussion as well.

At the conclusion of the press briefing, Kaieteur News asked Granger for his opinion on the pro-democracy proposal and whether his meeting with AFC leader is an indication of his interest in joining the alliance.

“I am not interested in that alliance. I am interested in the APNU which is committed to forming a government of national unity and that is the pro=democracy front –APNU. We have invited AFC but they haven’t taken the bait for the last three years and we haven’t received that invitation formally,” Granger firmly stated.

APNU’s financial point man, Carl Greenidge, in a previous interview with this publication had said that Ramjattan’s initiative will pose some negotiating challenges.

Greenidge said that Ramjattan has, in the past, maintained that his party would not join the APNU whose major constituent is the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) that had governed Guyana from 1964 to 1992.

The politician had reminded that the AFC, which has been tapping into the traditional East Indian support-base of the governing People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C), has in the past reasoned that it wanted to preserve its identity as an alternative to both major parties.

Ramjattan, he said, sought to justify the shift towards engaging APNU by arguing that there was need for collective patriotic action and cooperation of all Guyanese in undertaking the “herculean task” of voting out the ruling party.

But even with such an initiative, the former Finance Minister emphasized that the question of negotiation skills will again be an issue, if the proposal is to materialize and bear fruit.

It is on this premise that the Opposition leadership will be put to the test to demonstrate that it has the very negotiating skills which the PPP demonstrably lacks, he said.

Greenidge also said that the current administration will pose difficulties for the process of meaningful negotiations, as demonstrated before, on constitutional matters to say the least.

He added that engraved in the PPP government’s psyche is a cuss-out-and-mislead culture, hence its actions reflect scathing and damning acts of corruption, as opposed to those which show that it is interested in achieving some element of common goals by way of meaningful negotiations.

The Shadow Finance Minister opined that the PPP’s view is that it is dealing with political inferiors or election-losers rather than spokespersons. (Kiana Wilburg)

 

Source - http://www.kaieteurnewsonline....y-alliance-proposal/

Granger uses the AFC as puppets by default. He does not want troublemakers from the AFC to create disturbances in his APNU coalition. He is quite content with what he as going for him.

You are another fool who continues to try and insult the intelligence of the average person - CARIBNY.

What you have stated above is complete and utter bullshit, I will explain so you don't have to hurt that brain of yours.

- Did the PNC join with the PPP to put a bill in parliament to prevent parliamentarians from moving from one party to another?  "J"is this so?

- Did that ***** hole Robert Corbin not sign a bill with fagdeo to suspend local govt elections prior to 2011 and deprive the AFC of funds for scrutineering? They instead divided up the millions between corbin and fagdeo? is that not accurate?"J"is this so?

- Did the PNC say or do anything when the PPP stole a seat from the AFC in linden? "J"is this so?

- Did the PNC not collude with the PPP to keep the AFC out of any boards and also out of GECOM? "J"is this so?

You are a dishonest ****er of the highest level. "J"is this so?

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Is how many times Carib has to be told that repeating his lies won't make them any more true?"J"is this so?

The PPP and PNC regimes are running scared that the AFC will expose corruption on a colossal scale that has been going on since Jagan and Burnham agreed to share the spoils. Jagdeo and Corbin further cemented that sharing of the corruption takings."J"is this so?

Guyana has few choices left in this day and age. If the people are dumb enough to keep in power those that are robbing them blindly, then that is their problem. But let me point out that many PPP ministers increased their weight by more than 100% since getting their position. Ramotar is the exception, since he was already being fattened up for the job before he actually got it."J"is this so?

You are a dishonest ****er of the highest level.

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I guess racist vulgarity which GNI doesn't allow you to print.

Tell you what if Granger wanted to cooperate with the PPP he would have voted down the MONC and made the AFC quite foolish, and his excuse would have been his demand that the LGE should be a priority, and that it wouldn't occur if there was a national election.

But he didn't.

Now continue to write ****er, and show what a vulgar person you are.

It was your PNC who sided with Jagdeo to postpone LGE.

And it is APNU who was demanding it and YOUR AFC sabotaged it with this MONC nonsense, which might well back fire if the PPP wins again, which most predict that it will.  So what will the MONC have achieved other then further delaying LGE.

And it is APNU who was demanding it and YOUR AFC sabotaged it with this MONC nonsense, which might well back fire if the PPP wins again, which most predict that it will.  So what will the MONC have achieved other then further delaying LGE.

And it is APNU who was demanding it and YOUR AFC sabotaged it with this MONC nonsense, which might well back fire if the PPP wins again, which most predict that it will.  So what will the MONC have achieved other then further delaying LGE.

And it is APNU who was demanding it and YOUR AFC sabotaged it with this MONC nonsense, which might well back fire if the PPP wins again, which most predict that it will.  So what will the MONC have achieved other then further delaying LGE.

There is something called Leadership, the PNC and KFC lacks it badly.

D_G, from here on, it will be a political game of domination.

I guess racist vulgarity which GNI doesn't allow you to print.

Tell you what if Granger wanted to cooperate with the PPP he would have voted down the MONC and made the AFC quite foolish, and his excuse would have been his demand that the LGE should be a priority, and that it wouldn't occur if there was a national election.

His LARGEST constituency, that of Georgetown is demanding LGE as indeed are Linden and New Amsterdam, the latter two now run by PPP appointees under their sham that they construct once the local govt collapses.

Granger didn't embarrass the AFC, and indeed mashed his own corn as now there will not be any LGE, before national elections.

Now continue to write ****er, and show what a vulgar person you are.

AFC just clutching at straws. Where is Errol[ Charrandas Persaud, the word is he did not attend congress.

AFC just clutching at straws. Where is Errol[ Charrandas Persaud, the word is he did not attend congress.

Again you cannot be honest with yourself or anyone else.

Granger had no choice but to go along with the AFC on the MONC. His own party would have skinned him up. APNU supporters made it crystal clear to Granger support the MONC or else.

Had Granger sided with the PPP it would have created a greater implosion on the heels of the complete disaster that was the Congress of 2014. 

You gonna have to come better dan dis.

PPP/C will win every elections getting 43% of the votes.  APNU will get its usual 41% and the AFC will get the rest.

PNCR will be the opposition party.