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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Rama_Can't: On this GNI, it's all about Guyana's economic which you don't any clue of. There are thousands of people who write papers like yours and do reseach. You findings have been published already..

Uncle Rama please desist from using white rum.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Rama_Can't: On this GNI, it's all about Guyana's economic which you don't any clue of. There are thousands of people who write papers like yours and do reseach. You findings have been published already..

Uncle Rama please desist from using white rum.

Do you know how to run a cake shop??

Jagdeo took Burnham's Dankey cart economy and built one of the best progressive country in the caribbean.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets.

This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets.

This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

Simply, your views on issues at the time of presentation and defense of a thesis.

Still, there are numerous individuals who would have differing opinions from yours, including the reviewers of your thesis.

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:
The reason that TK chose the path of teaching is evident, those who fail in the real world tend to pursue teaching. Why is it that Jagdeo who had the same training as TK became minister and then president with respect from international organizations? Is it because the world is unfair or because nature has a way of weeding out the weak? That boy TK has no real world experience and yet he want to apply his unproven theories to Guyana after failing in the real world.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
So here is the final paragraph of my letter to "Allen" who might not exist. You guys just have to wait until it is published for the other parts
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Finally, “Allen” wants me to learn economics 101. Well, let me put it this way. I teach things like econometrics and upper level university courses. I am an external examiner for PhD dissertations and so on. I have published ten peer-reviewed papers in scholarly journals on the Guyana economy alone. This does not include other invited peer-reviewed works I did for the UN, Intergovernmental Panel group of 24, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, Stabroek News columns and various working papers on the US economy, published papers on Caribbean economies and some African economies. My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets. This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

I have also been told that Mr Ramotar is an economist. President Jagdeo is an economist and Minister of Finance Ashni Singh is a PhD in finance and accounting. Therefore, here is my challenge: could “Allen” please provide the peer-reviewed academic works of these individuals? To make matters easier, I will urge “Allen” to throw in the political science peer-reviewed works of Prem Misir also. Let us tally up the number to see if three men have more than ten peer-reviewed works (self-publications don’t count) on just Guyana. Let us stick to Guyana because I don’t expect these gentlemen to be studying other economies. I will write another letter reminding “Allen” about my fair challenge in about two weeks.

Yours Faithfully,

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
So here is the final paragraph of my letter to "Allen" who might not exist. You guys just have to wait until it is published for the other parts
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Finally, “Allen” wants me to learn economics 101. Well, let me put it this way. I teach things like econometrics and upper level university courses. I am an external examiner for PhD dissertations and so on. I have published ten peer-reviewed papers in scholarly journals on the Guyana economy alone. This does not include other invited peer-reviewed works I did for the UN, Intergovernmental Panel group of 24, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, Stabroek News columns and various working papers on the US economy, published papers on Caribbean economies and some African economies. My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets. This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

I have also been told that Mr Ramotar is an economist. President Jagdeo is an economist and Minister of Finance Ashni Singh is a PhD in finance and accounting. Therefore, here is my challenge: could “Allen” please provide the peer-reviewed academic works of these individuals? To make matters easier, I will urge “Allen” to throw in the political science peer-reviewed works of Prem Misir also. Let us tally up the number to see if three men have more than ten peer-reviewed works (self-publications don’t count) on just Guyana. Let us stick to Guyana because I don’t expect these gentlemen to be studying other economies. I will write another letter reminding “Allen” about my fair challenge in about two weeks.

Yours Faithfully,

wait all dem papers yu write and still you come over as a dunce when it come to economy in Guyana...ah gat fu blame the alcohol addiction fu your downfall TK.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
So here is the final paragraph of my letter to "Allen" who might not exist. You guys just have to wait until it is published for the other parts
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Finally, “Allen” wants me to learn economics 101. Well, let me put it this way. I teach things like econometrics and upper level university courses. I am an external examiner for PhD dissertations and so on. I have published ten peer-reviewed papers in scholarly journals on the Guyana economy alone. This does not include other invited peer-reviewed works I did for the UN, Intergovernmental Panel group of 24, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, Stabroek News columns and various working papers on the US economy, published papers on Caribbean economies and some African economies. My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets. This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

I have also been told that Mr Ramotar is an economist. President Jagdeo is an economist and Minister of Finance Ashni Singh is a PhD in finance and accounting. Therefore, here is my challenge: could “Allen” please provide the peer-reviewed academic works of these individuals? To make matters easier, I will urge “Allen” to throw in the political science peer-reviewed works of Prem Misir also. Let us tally up the number to see if three men have more than ten peer-reviewed works (self-publications don’t count) on just Guyana. Let us stick to Guyana because I don’t expect these gentlemen to be studying other economies. I will write another letter reminding “Allen” about my fair challenge in about two weeks.

Yours Faithfully,

wait all dem papers yu write and still you come over as a dunce when it come to economy in Guyana...ah gat fu blame the alcohol addiction fu your downfall TK.

Bai Soupa...I don't drink. But I like your homor. We coming for those accounts.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
SOUPA...we don't need rallies. We have public meetings and we are drawing bigger crowds than PPP and APNU.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
So here is the final paragraph of my letter to "Allen" who might not exist. You guys just have to wait until it is published for the other parts
==========================================


Finally, “Allen” wants me to learn economics 101. Well, let me put it this way. I teach things like econometrics and upper level university courses. I am an external examiner for PhD dissertations and so on. I have published ten peer-reviewed papers in scholarly journals on the Guyana economy alone. This does not include other invited peer-reviewed works I did for the UN, Intergovernmental Panel group of 24, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, Stabroek News columns and various working papers on the US economy, published papers on Caribbean economies and some African economies. My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets. This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

I have also been told that Mr Ramotar is an economist. President Jagdeo is an economist and Minister of Finance Ashni Singh is a PhD in finance and accounting. Therefore, here is my challenge: could “Allen” please provide the peer-reviewed academic works of these individuals? To make matters easier, I will urge “Allen” to throw in the political science peer-reviewed works of Prem Misir also. Let us tally up the number to see if three men have more than ten peer-reviewed works (self-publications don’t count) on just Guyana. Let us stick to Guyana because I don’t expect these gentlemen to be studying other economies. I will write another letter reminding “Allen” about my fair challenge in about two weeks.

Yours Faithfully,

wait all dem papers yu write and still you come over as a dunce when it come to economy in Guyana...ah gat fu blame the alcohol addiction fu your downfall TK.

Bai Soupa...I don't drink. But I like your homor. We coming for those accounts.

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Originally posted by Sase Singh:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Originally posted by SuperMike:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
So here is the final paragraph of my letter to "Allen" who might not exist. You guys just have to wait until it is published for the other parts
==========================================


Finally, “Allen” wants me to learn economics 101. Well, let me put it this way. I teach things like econometrics and upper level university courses. I am an external examiner for PhD dissertations and so on. I have published ten peer-reviewed papers in scholarly journals on the Guyana economy alone. This does not include other invited peer-reviewed works I did for the UN, Intergovernmental Panel group of 24, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, Stabroek News columns and various working papers on the US economy, published papers on Caribbean economies and some African economies. My PhD dissertation on Guyana and Caribbean has a theory that can be applied to the US money and credit markets. This idea can be downloaded here: http://www.newschool.edu/nssr/subpage.aspx?id=70818

I have also been told that Mr Ramotar is an economist. President Jagdeo is an economist and Minister of Finance Ashni Singh is a PhD in finance and accounting. Therefore, here is my challenge: could “Allen” please provide the peer-reviewed academic works of these individuals? To make matters easier, I will urge “Allen” to throw in the political science peer-reviewed works of Prem Misir also. Let us tally up the number to see if three men have more than ten peer-reviewed works (self-publications don’t count) on just Guyana. Let us stick to Guyana because I don’t expect these gentlemen to be studying other economies. I will write another letter reminding “Allen” about my fair challenge in about two weeks.

Yours Faithfully,

wait all dem papers yu write and still you come over as a dunce when it come to economy in Guyana...ah gat fu blame the alcohol addiction fu your downfall TK.

Bai Soupa...I don't drink. But I like your homor. We coming for those accounts.

Tarron:

Please ignore these confounded ignoramus. They are paid slaves in the Kingdom of Kong. You have much more Great work to do for the AFC and I support your work 100%.

Plus Allen is a phantom of Pavi's imagination.

Pavi must be your concubine to know you are a cake shop economist.


Let us focus, we got to talk to the people about the AFC Action Plan, it is the Plan to save the people.

Press on, hold and fold, ease and press. Look out for my letter to the Press addressed to Cde DUCK.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

We have public meetings and we are drawing bigger crowds than PPP and APNU.

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:
The reason that TK chose the path of teaching is evident, those who fail in the real world tend to pursue teaching. Why is it that Jagdeo who had the same training as TK became minister and then president with respect from international organizations? Is it because the world is unfair or because nature has a way of weeding out the weak? That boy TK has no real world experience and yet he want to apply his unproven theories to Guyana after failing in the real world.

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Originally posted by Sase Singh:

...Look out for my letter to the Press addressed to Cde DUCK.

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Originally posted by cain:

Bounjal dat duck well.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

DRUGGIE,

I was never a smuggler. In my life I was a bookkeeper, teacher and economist. I never evaded taxes like you did. It sad that an ex narco king like you believe teaching is not a real job. You are the essence of evil...but that is the view in the PPP indeed. Had I the ability to shut up in the face of immense evil, I have no doubt I would have been senior in the PPP. I have turned down two very senior positions...actually three. One at the BOG (in spite of being a critic...but I saw trouble from OP) and two in the caribbean. Imagine I was asked if I am interested in the Executive Director position at CARICOM Competition Commission. That is unusual in CARICOM bureaucracy. The main reason I did not take it up is because I cannot shut up in the face of great evil from OP and Robb Street. I would have been fired by now like Carl Greenidge. I guess I am mad because not many will say no to such a cushy position in the region. But the AFC sees teachers as cherished goods. We plan to offer them 20% increase + non-salary benefits. Sase and others have ran the numbers and we are confident we can offer teachers 20% + non-salary benefits.

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Originally posted by BGurd_See:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

DRUGGIE,

I was never a smuggler. In my life I was a bookkeeper, teacher and economist. I never evaded taxes like you did. It sad that an ex narco king like you believe teaching is not a real job. You are the essence of evil...but that is the view in the PPP indeed. Had I the ability to shut up in the face of immense evil, I have no doubt I would have been senior in the PPP. I have turned down two very senior positions...actually three. One at the BOG (in spite of being a critic...but I saw trouble from OP) and two in the caribbean. Imagine I was asked if I am interested in the Executive Director position at CARICOM Competition Commission. That is unusual in CARICOM bureaucracy. The main reason I did not take it up is because I cannot shut up in the face of great evil from OP and Robb Street. I would have been fired by now like Carl Greenidge. I guess I am mad because not many will say no to such a cushy position in the region. But the AFC sees teachers as cherished goods. We plan to offer them 20% increase + non-salary benefits. Sase and others have ran the numbers and we are confident we can offer teachers 20% + non-salary benefits.

Let us get this clear, I was never a smuggler nor drug runner 29 years ago when I left Guyana nor afterwards. Now back to real issue after your pathetic attempt at a sidebar. You are a loose cannon with no ability to compromise, which is essential in politics as well as business. Your admitted inability to "shut up" proves your immaturity, you could have done good on the inside rather than being a disrespected failure on the outside. I doubt you were offered any positions, it is all in your imagination or maybe family try to help you out by getting you gofer jobs in Caricom and GOG but you were inadequate.

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Rama_Can't: On this GNI, it's all about Guyana's economic which you don't any clue of. There are thousands of people who write papers like yours and do reseach. You findings have been published already..

Uncle Rama please desist from using white rum.

Do you know how to run a cake shop??

Jagdeo took Burnham's Dankey cart economy and built one of the best progressive country in the caribbean.

Uncle Rama...it is quite easy to run a cake shop. It will be more difficult to take Jagdeo's dankey cart economy and transform it. But we can do it!

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Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by Bookman:

But I don't think it's fair to label Sase and Tarron as "cake-shop economists."

Perhaps, not.

Though, from all publications, Tarron Khemraj's focus is on theory and research without practical transferable works.

Wow! GNI Plato is still not using theory. You do engineering scenarios without theory? Don't mek meh hand fall because we might ask you to build the small/medium scale hydro when AFC gets into power. Well when I worked at BOG we used a theory called financial programming to come up with weekly reserve forecasts for the governor so they know how to manage money in Guy. Theory is practice and practice is theory. The insecure hustlers tend to want to shy away from this fact.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
The AFC through their cakeshop economists is promising billions of US dollars in unlikely developments. They are promising to give us what we don't want and we don't need.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
The AFC through their cakeshop economists is promising billions of US dollars in unlikely developments. They are promising to give us what we don't want and we don't need.

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Originally posted by baseman:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
The AFC through their cakeshop economists is promising billions of US dollars in unlikely developments. They are promising to give us what we don't want and we don't need.

and poorest nation is the West, and you don't want and don't need. So tell us nah. Why alyuh PPPites cannot retain 90% of skilled people, tell us nah. Maybe they just don't bother to let you know what they want, there comes a time when you realize it's fruitless to keep throwing water on "duck" back. Maybe some renewed inspiration with an externalizes view will let the people know what they could have.

As Apple is in the news, remember their success was not giving what you believe you needed, but giving you what you never knew you needed. After some 60 years of being boxed between the PNC and PPP, the hopelessness, the opaqueness, the acceptance, the barrel and remittance mentality, one could understand the malaise taken hold. Guyana needs a new vision, new hope and renewed sense of personal value, pride and ambition.

Guyana is not hopeless but expecting a different result from the same old witches brew is nothing short of intellectual insanity.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:

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Originally posted by baseman:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
The AFC through their cakeshop economists is promising billions of US dollars in unlikely developments. They are promising to give us what we don't want and we don't need.

and poorest nation is the West, and you don't want and don't need. So tell us nah. Why alyuh PPPites cannot retain 90% of skilled people, tell us nah. Maybe they just don't bother to let you know what they want, there comes a time when you realize it's fruitless to keep throwing water on "duck" back. Maybe some renewed inspiration with an externalizes view will let the people know what they could have.

As Apple is in the news, remember their success was not giving what you believe you needed, but giving you what you never knew you needed. After some 60 years of being boxed between the PNC and PPP, the hopelessness, the opaqueness, the acceptance, the barrel and remittance mentality, one could understand the malaise taken hold. Guyana needs a new vision, new hope and renewed sense of personal value, pride and ambition.

Guyana is not hopeless but expecting a different result from the same old witches brew is nothing short of intellectual insanity.

Donald ramoutar will bring all that to the Guyanese people. He will have new faces with new ideas in his cabinet and on the list of electoroal candidate. That is change.. He will continue to build on what he has. That is progress. he will bring peace to the land by getting rid of all the criminals in the country.
God bleaa the PPP. They won all the free and fair elections since 1953.