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"Lall, I am sure, has no shame, and will not comment on the uncovered issue of corrupt practice, which involves him and his wife. But this comes as no surprise to those of us who recall the US Government’s label of him in the Wiki Cables as having a firm hand on criminality."

Anyone who quotes KN, Quotes from TOILET PAPER.

 

Shame and disgrace on the AFC for not speaking out.

In Canada and USA they would have been arrested and thrown in Jail.

 

The PPP needs to set an example. Jail them and throw away the keys.

 

 

 Look like the DPP have weaklings they can't prosecute.

 

Let us wait and see. This ain't over yet. Too many scores to settle.

Bhai Yuji,

The DPP is headed by Ms. Shalimar Hack who is muslim. Remember now that the CIOG is backing the PPP. Do I need I to say what the opposition will ghotay?

 

Skelly,

 

The government must press charges against the guilty party.

You found the party guilty even before the DPP have a chance to review the facts. Go suck an egg.

 

The real egg suckers are the ones who defrauded the people of Guyana

$ 40 million dollars. Jail them.

Pitcha like a Pitcha

 

Some people are testing Ray, let us see how he enforces the rules.

Jail Lall when he is found guilty.

 

Hypocrite.

AFC kick starts election campaign in Region Nine

- Receives mixed views about possible coalition with APNU 

By Abena Rockcliffe “Constitutional reform is an extreme necessity to Guyana, if former President Jagdeo taught us nothing else, he taught us that all that power should never be given to one human being”- Nigel Hughes  

 

The Alliance For Change (AFC) has turned on its power switch and is now in election campaign mode. The Party, which holds the minority in parliament, has launched its campaign in Region Nine, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo. Campaign activities commenced in the Region on Friday last and the final meeting was held on Tuesday. The first to hear about the Party’s plans for Region Nine was Lethem. On Friday, Chairman of the AFC, Nigel Hughes, held a public meeting at Airport Road, Lethem where scores turned out to listen and “gain hope.” That session was quite interactive as after Hughes delivered his speech, the questions came pouring in. In his remarks, Hughes highlighted the Region’s failure at CSEC, the pending No-Confidence Motion against the government, the need for constitutional change and the flaws of the Amerindian Act. A young man questioned whether it was true that the AFC is about to join with A Partnership for National Unity (APNU). He opined, “if so be the case it will secure a landslide victory for the PPP (People’s Progressive Party). The youth went on, “Young people don’t want that, we feel like both the PPP and the PNC had their chances and screwed it up; we want change, and we want betterment.” With that argument, the man told Hughes that the worst thing the AFC can do is to come together. In response, Hughes stated that the AFC has no immediate plans to do so. But immediately after that answer, another man, this one more mature looking, took the microphone and suggested that the AFC should indeed coalesce with APNU. His argument was that “Guyana is crying and the only people laughing are those at the top. We all got to fight and we can’t cuff with one hand, we need both hands to cuff. Guyana is very much in need of change”. He asked Hughes, if not a coalition, what his party intends to do to “change the way we are living.” Hughes then explained that while a coalition may or may not defeat the government, “what we need is change, constitutional change.” He said that the actions of former president Bharrat Jagdeo showed clearly that never again can Guyana afford to place so much power in the hands of one human being. According to Hughes, to see constitutional change is the only reason he entered politics. He said therefore, that the AFC is committed to ensuring constitutional change which, in his belief, will reflect a greater change for Guyana. The attorney-at-law said, that it must be understood that the AFC holds the balance of power and boasted that the AFC is the only third party in the Region that has been able to attract more votes the second time around as compared to the first time it competed in general elections. Still answering the question as to why not coalesce, Hughes told the Lethem crowd that it must also be noted that the population still votes through racial lines, as people are seemingly not willing to move away from that unproductive method of electing leaders of the country. He noted that in 2006 when the AFC placed Afro-Guyanese Raphael Trotman as presidential candidate, it gained more votes in areas populated by Afro Guyanese. But at the last elections when Indo-Guyanese Khemraj Ramjattan was placed as the party’s presidential candidate, the party attracted more votes from the Indo-Guyanese communities.

“So while our strategy is still to be realized, the AFC is committed to securing constitutional change that is what we are sure of.” Hughes also told Lethem that Region Nine needs a technical school for students who may not want to pursue academics. In addition to Lethem, the campaign extended to several other villages in the South Rupununi including Maruranau, Shulinab and Baitoon In the other villages Hughes focused more on letting the residents know what exactly is in the Amerindian Act that is supposed to be “protecting them.” He pointed out the section that says that the Minister of Amerindian Affairs (Pauline Sukhai) can give away traditional lands to investors even if the Toshaos disagree. The Act stipulates that the first step is to seek permission from the community to have investors utilize but if the Amerindians do not grant permission, the Minister can then sign on their behalf approving which ever activity, be it logging or mining. The reaction to this varied, but some residents were furious. Hughes told the communities about the low pass rate in Region Nine and attributed it to the shortage of qualified teachers in the Region. He told them too about the Amerindian Development Fund and explained that the AFC asked the government to account for the money it spent on the Amerindians before more could have been approved. “If they showed our members of parliament what they did, we would have surely approved the money.” The main concern in Maruranau was education and the “disturbing” section of the Amerindian Act while Baitoon had a wide range of issues. Residents of the latter community complained about their living conditions, the education offered, “all this talk about budget cut” and their lands. “We don’t know what the government did with all the money you said parliament gave them, look how we living, but they keep telling us about budget cuts,” one resident lamented Residents said that all the government has given to the community in recent times is an all-terrain vehicle. “We had enough, we are ready to stand up and claim our change,” said another resident. In all the villages visited, Hughes gave out copies of the Constitution and of the Amerindian Act and made other donations.

A young man questioned whether it was true that the AFC is about to join with A Partnership for National Unity (APNU). He opined, “if so be the case it will secure a landslide victory for the PPP (People’s Progressive Party). The youth went on, “Young people don’t want that, we feel like both the PPP and the PNC had their chances and screwed it up; we want change, and we want betterment.” With that argument, the man told Hughes that the worst thing the AFC can do is to come together. In response, Hughes stated that the AFC has no immediate plans to do so.

Mits...last warning on reposting stuff

Check Yuy Yug nuh...the man on a tear with threads on the same story about KN owner supposedly dodging taxes.

 

BTW did you know a "Yug" is a word with no particular meaning or relevance..think of it;'s implication doubled up or 21 times up!

How about conscience and yugi who spam the board?

 

How do I get Yugi's attention to a specific post, which he seems to be avoiding?

 

I do not agree with your muzzling. You can delete my posts or ban me.

 

Storm

 

Stop dragging yuji into Mitwah's mess.

 

I am observing rules now set by Ray as posted by Ray yesterday. 

 

I respect the Mod and will conform to his rules. 

Yugi you are a murkh.

you can also quit on yuh own

Bhai, I am not a quitter. Peace!

Ban 'e rant Ray... mek 'e like flour in de 70s.

Or sardine

he might actually enjoy the long weekend away from the comp

Mitwah has a good point there even though I agree wid Raymond on the repetitive nonsense.

Ray I am sure will see mitwahs point and allow him to corner these scoundrels.

LOOK who calling pot black, MR KETLE YUJI.  Look Haul your azz YUJI.

Flour shortage mek at least one man happy, remember da flour bai tun palitician.

 

From Smuggler to Thiefman.

Actually, Yug or  Yuga (Devanāgari: युग) in Hindu philosophy is the name of an epoch or era within a four age cycle. According to Hindu cosmology, life in the universe is created and destroyed once every 4.1 to 8.2 billion years,^[1][2] which is one full day (day and night) for Brahma. The lifetime of a Brahma himself may be between 40 billion and 311 trillion years.[1] The cycles are said to repeat like the seasons, waxing and waning within a greater time-cycle of the creation and destruction of our universe. Like Summer, Spring, Winter and Autumn, each yuga involves stages or gradual changes which the earth and the consciousness of mankind goes through as a whole. A complete yuga cycle from a high Golden Age, called the Satya Yuga to a Dark Age, Kali Yuga and back again is said to be caused by the solar system's motion around another star.^[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuga

 

22 refers to: The Scale Of Evil http://www.npr.org/templates/s...hp?storyId=129175964

Glen Lall should be ashamed of himself.

Glenn Lall musta follwed the footsteps of Jags.

 

Yuji, how is it that you find someone from the opposition party to be guilty of wrong doings and yet faced with the reality that the Government of Guyana is screwing their people left right and center, where tiefin 40 million dollars is nothing, you give them the green light?

RayRay, you've been effective so far. The above is making it trivial. So cut it out. The uselessness I can see, but c'mon where does reposting here violate that principle?

Kari,

Some of these posters need to be reprimanded, among  them is Jalil.

He posting the same thing over and over.

How many  times should we hear about House of Israel , kWAME, kIT NASIMENTO AND ALL THE THE FORMER pnc WHO THE ppp NOW TOOK OVER?

 

Clearly  some GNIers are lacking debating skills so they resort to all they know, posting the same nonsense from some 10 years ago.

 

The Scale Of Evil

Columbia University professor Michael Stone knows evil.  He's a forensic psychologist — the type of expert that provides testimony on the mental state of accused murderers when a declaration of insanity can mean the difference between life and death row.

Inspired by the structure of Dante's circles of hell, Stone has created his own 22-point "Gradations of Evil" scale, made up of murderers in the 20th century. "I thought it would be an interesting thing to do," he says.

His scale is loosely divided into three tiers. First are impulsive evil-doers: driven to a single act of murder in a moment of rage or jealousy. Next are people who lack extreme psychopathic features, but may be psychotic — that is, clinically delusional or out of touch with reality.  Last are the profoundly psychopathic, or "those who possess superficial charm, glib speech, grandiosity, but most importantly cunning and manipulativeness," Stone says. "They have no remorse for what they've done to other people."

 

http://www.npr.org/templates/s...hp?storyId=129175964