Demerara_Guy posted:

Guyana gov’t will “honour and obey” CCJ judgments on no-confidence motion, GECOM Chairman appointment

Posted by: Denis Chabrol in Courts, News, Politics June 14, 2019, Source -- http://demerarawaves.com/2019/...airmans-appointment/

“Whatever decision the court arrives at, it is a decision, which we as a government we have committed to accept it and, therefore, we have no trepidation or fear about the decision itself. We are prepared for whatever the court will decide. We will accept the finding of the court and we  will act on that finding,” Harmon said.

The Director-General said “we feel bound” by the CCJ’s decision, and “we will honour and obey the decision of the court”.

Perhaps, they have now realized that they have to abide by the ruling.

Or perhaps Harmon is just lying.

ksazma posted:

Or perhaps Harmon is just lying.

He is lying.

Coalition is drip-feeding the dragout to 2020!

They are very clever!

Any early elections will be a token “early!”

Demerara_Guy posted:

 

 

Perhaps, they have now realized that they have to abide by the ruling.

Will Jagdeo abide by the ruling if it favors the Coalition? Or will he jump up and down and scream a conspiracy by black people to hold down Indians?

caribny posted:

Demerara_Guy posted:

 

 

Perhaps, they have now realized that they have to abide by the ruling.

Will Jagdeo abide by the ruling if it favors the Coalition? Or will he jump up and down and scream a conspiracy by black people to hold down Indians?

Yes. He stated that at the meeting in Queens.  If the ruling is against, then election in 2020 as usual.  Not that longer anyway.  The NCV thingy did not pan out as planned!

Ayuh PNC full of tricks!

caribny posted:

Demerara_Guy posted:

Perhaps, they have now realized that they have to abide by the ruling.

Will Jagdeo abide by the ruling if it favors the Coalition? Or will he jump up and down and scream a conspiracy by black people to hold down Indians?

The matter has reached the highest level in the courts.

Individuals must abide with the decision(s); even if they have other views.

Baseman posted:

 

Yes. He stated that at the meeting in Queens.

Well we will see on Tuesday afternoon. 

If CCJ rules against the PPP will we see screams at Freedom House "we hate dem blackman because dem blackman tief!"  Will you and Prashad scream about a plot by blacks in the English speaking Caribbean to drive Indians out.

Any way regardless of the ruling elections aren't likely to be held too soon. So it doesn't like as if Jagdeo got his wish of a shock election.

Demerara_Guy posted:

caribny posted:

Demerara_Guy posted:

Perhaps, they have now realized that they have to abide by the ruling.

Will Jagdeo abide by the ruling if it favors the Coalition? Or will he jump up and down and scream a conspiracy by black people to hold down Indians?

The matter has reached the highest level in the courts.

Individuals must abide with the decision(s); even if they have other views.

I hope you remember this in case Tuesday afternoon is about the PNC beating celebratory drums.

caribny posted:

Baseman posted:

Yes. He stated that at the meeting in Queens.

Well we will see on Tuesday afternoon. 

If CCJ rules against the PPP will we see screams at Freedom House "we hate dem blackman because dem blackman tief!"  Will you and Prashad scream about a plot by blacks in the English speaking Caribbean to drive Indians out.

Any way regardless of the ruling elections aren't likely to be held too soon. So it doesn't like as if Jagdeo got his wish of a shock election.

Well, the PPP still doesn't agree with the 2015 elections results but all they have done about it is some very boring placard protests. When the PNC disagreed in the past, they resorted to violence and rioting. So the PPP owes no one any apologies.

caribny posted:

Baseman posted:

 

Yes. He stated that at the meeting in Queens.

Well we will see on Tuesday afternoon. 

If CCJ rules against the PPP will we see screams at Freedom House "we hate dem blackman because dem blackman tief!"  Will you and Prashad scream about a plot by blacks in the English speaking Caribbean to drive Indians out.

Any way regardless of the ruling elections aren't likely to be held too soon. So it doesn't like as if Jagdeo got his wish of a shock election.

GNI cracks me up.  I met up with some Guyanese relatives last week, we over here are more concerned than them.  In fact I understand few are leaning Coalition. Their only concern is peace and that the oil flows start soon.  Beyond that, PPP or PNC, neither here nor there.

The edge of the NCV is gone. It may have even backfired.  

ksazma posted:

 When the PNC disagreed in the past, they resorted to violence and rioting. So the PPP owes no one any apologies.

They rioted in 1997 and maybe 2001.  The riots began to have adverse impact on their base and were instrumental in having Trotman leave the PNC.

Hammie Green who rioted in 1992 became one of Janet's best friends and many of the thugs involved are now within the bosom of the PPP. You know people like Joe Hamilton, and the rest. Some even are PPP MPs!

No riots in 2006 nor in 2011.   You can scream as you wish and lie as you want but most black people were against the riots.

PPP violence involves paying ex Hammie Green thugs to beat up people, and tap people's phones and victimize them. This using a FARC connected criminal, wanted by the USA, to mastermind the thuggery.  Under that Jagdeo/RK criminal enterprise was fast turning GT into 1990s Medellin.

Baseman posted:

 

The edge of the NCV is gone. It may have even backfired.  

Volda was trying to find her Bajan grandfather so she could move there, convinced that the PPP would win.

Then Jagdeo pulled the Irfaan stunt, that has the nation laughing, and suddenly things didn't seem so grim.

Exxon will decide the winner.  The PPP's problem is that they might think that Jagdeo is more expensive to keep than Harmon.

caribny posted:

Baseman posted:

 

The edge of the NCV is gone. It may have even backfired.  

Volda was trying to find her Bajan grandfather so she could move there, convinced that the PPP would win.

Then Jagdeo pulled the Irfaan stunt, that has the nation laughing, and suddenly things didn't seem so grim.

Exxon will decide the winner.  The PPP's problem is that they might think that Jagdeo is more expensive to keep than Harmon.

I tell people, Exxon will decide the outcome!  Clearly the prefer the Coalition!!

caribny posted:

ksazma posted:

When the PNC disagreed in the past, they resorted to violence and rioting. So the PPP owes no one any apologies.

They rioted in 1997 and maybe 2001. 

Exactly. They rioted. PPP didn't. Therefore the PNC supporters have the record for rioting and violence while the PPP supporters don't. Conclusion, the PPP supporters owe no one any apologies.

And they were getting ready to become violent in 2015 that even you admit that Granger had to tell them to behave themselves.

And don't forget, that dummy Williams pretty much told the CCJ judges that if they don't rule in the Coalition's favor, there would be problems in Guyana. So he too knows that the PNC supporters will behave violently.

Baseman posted:

I tell people, Exxon will decide the outcome!  Clearly the prefer the Coalition!!

Of course. How can they not like that 2016 PSA? It reminded them of how capital was acquired way back in the days. Even human capital.