My mother use to say from every bad situation, there are some good will comes out of it. That's what I called a blessing in disguised. The same optimism I have for Guyana if a no-confidence motion should force the government to call an early election. Guyana is politically divided and the gridlock in parliament is hurting the country even more.         

The people lives are at stake and public and private business sectors are out of balance. The strength and economy of Guyana rely on a stable government. When a country's political system is unstable, then society and businesses will become unstable. They say nothing don't happens before its time, and if this is the right time for an early election then so be it.     

Most of us on this board who lived through the PNC era are survivors. We can also survive through another era without the PPP if that's the will of the people. Finally, we must trust the Guyanese people to decide their own faith in their government at the poll where they can exercise their rights and freedom to vote without hindrance.  With this said, I am very optimistic for Guyana and every citizen. 

My mother use to say from every bad situation, there are some good will comes out of it. That's what I called a blessing in disguise. The same optimism I have for Guyana if a no-confidence motion should force the government to call an early election. Guyana is politically divided and the gridlock in parliament is hurting the country even more.         

Mr. Cobra:

* That was the absolute best post you have ever made on this forum, and you have made some good ones in the past.

* Your Mom is clearly a lady of impeccable wisdom. She's right. There is always a blessing in all situations. You just have to look for it.

* The PNC/AFC decision to bring down the PPP government will resoundingly backfire on them. The Guyanese voters are not stupid. They know that the PNC/AFC have been hell-bent on stifling progress and development in Guyana. They have tried blocking every major project initiated by the PPP.

* AND SO THE UPCOMING ELECTION WILL BE A BLESSING FOR GUYANA.

* Voters will re-elect President Ramotar with a majority, and with that majority the country will see an acceleration in progress and development.

* Once again, excellent post Cobra.

Rev

if his mother was smart she should have kill him before he was born,she wait until he born then throw him on his head poor fella

warrior 

no need to go there

Look who is talkin. Bannas I have to LAUGH

My mother use to say from every bad situation, there are some good will comes out of it.

My mother use to say from every bad situation, there are some good will comes out of it. That's what I called a blessing in disguised. The same optimism I have for Guyana if a no-confidence motion should force the government to call an early election. Guyana is politically divided and the gridlock in parliament is hurting the country even more.         

The people lives are at stake and public and private business sectors are out of balance. The strength and economy of Guyana rely on a stable government. When a country's political system is unstable, then society and businesses will become unstable. They say nothing don't happens before its time, and if this is the right time for an early election then so be it.     

Most of us on this board who lived through the PNC era are survivors. We can also survive through another era without the PPP if that's the will of the people. Finally, we must trust the Guyanese people to decide their own faith in their government at the poll where they can exercise their rights and freedom to vote without hindrance.  With this said, I am very optimistic for Guyana and every citizen. 

sorry you right it was a joke i am sorry cobra,but tell rev not to take your post and twist it for his evil ways.

My mother use to say from every bad situation, there are some good will comes out of it. That's what I called a blessing in disguised. The same optimism I have for Guyana if a no-confidence motion should force the government to call an early election. Guyana is politically divided and the gridlock in parliament is hurting the country even more.         

The people lives are at stake and public and private business sectors are out of balance. The strength and economy of Guyana rely on a stable government. When a country's political system is unstable, then society and businesses will become unstable. They say nothing don't happens before its time, and if this is the right time for an early election then so be it.     

Most of us on this board who lived through the PNC era are survivors. We can also survive through another era without the PPP if that's the will of the people. Finally, we must trust the Guyanese people to decide their own faith in their government at the poll where they can exercise their rights and freedom to vote without hindrance.  With this said, I am very optimistic for Guyana and every citizen. 

And your point is? 

You got wan ticker.  Only got the Indian gyal giggling, she want a real balata to moan.

Preferably a black wan!

Ok, let's put joke aside and stop this conversation immediately.