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Interesting.....U.S Embassy Charge d’ Affaires Karen Williams wrote this in 2009 while the supposed alternative to the PNC and PPP was almost 4 years old

ΒΆ7. (C) While opposition parties are making noise about the government,s most recent troubles and will likely use the incident to make its case in the run-up to the 2011 presidential elections, some Guyanese greet the disclosures with a frustrated shrug. Jagdeo and the PPP won re-election in 2006 with the Khan issue in the public domain, and the 2011 election will largely hinge on the opposition,s ability to establish credibility with the public. Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn.

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Originally posted by SJ4321:
Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn.[/b]


This seems visible to everyone except the AFC people in Guyana and abroad
FM
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While opposition parties are making noise about the government,s most recent troubles and will likely use the incident to make its case in the run-up to the 2011 presidential elections, some Guyanese greet the disclosures with a frustrated shrug. Jagdeo and the PPP won re-election in 2006 with the Khan issue in the public domain, and the 2011 election will largely hinge on the opposition,s ability to establish credibility with the public. Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn.


These guys just do not get it. They keep sticking to their self-righteousness. They may not have liked what happened but the people understand that it was a practical thing to do. When the RK issue comes up the PPP will get the base back. These guys in the AFC want to lecture the people. They are not listening to them.
FM
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
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Originally posted by cain:
Shouldn't you be ashamed to even post what was said about the governing party?


No! Are you ashamed of what was said about the effectiveness of the opposition?




Nope!

(Quote by SH4321)
Interesting.....U.S Embassy Charge d’ Affaires Karen Williams wrote this in 2009 while the supposed alternative to the PNC and PPP was almost 4 years old

ΒΆ7. (C) While opposition parties are making noise about the government,s most recent troubles and will likely use the incident to make its case in the run-up to the 2011 presidential elections, some Guyanese greet the disclosures with a frustrated shrug. Jagdeo and the PPP won re-election in 2006 with the Khan issue in the public domain, and the 2011 election will largely hinge on the opposition,s ability to establish credibility with the public. Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn. (Quote)

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SH#s, the PNC is the leading opposition party spoken about here. The AFC party is now making inroads because the wool is finally being removed from the peoples eyes one day,one voter at a time,they now see that the AFC is the way to go. Simple!
cain
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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Ex-PPP and ex_PNC members cannot make a viable alternative. The have no backbone, no substance to move forward. They are always vague about the things they say.



When someone has the backbone to say they have made a mistake and would like to move forward, I respect them, they have vision.

On the other hand, when someone stands beside others who they know has done and still doin many misdeeds and do nothing but peddle more propaganda and try to sway the people, I lose my respect for them,slowly.
cain
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn.[/b]


This seems visible to everyone except the AFC people in Guyana and abroad


So basically SJ it appoears as if Guyanese will not bother to vote. PPP=PNC=AFC.

The PPP wins as soup lickers like you need your jobs.
FM
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Originally posted by cain:
The AFC party is now making inroads !


Reports are these inroads are mainly among overseas Guyanese.

Those in Guyana shrug their shoulders and get about tryin to eke out a living know that the political process is increasing irrelevant to them.

Yes people agree the PPP is bad. People dont see the PNC as better and they think the notion of an AFC victory is as likely as a blizzrd in Guyana.

This election is viewed as a set of unprepared (Granger and Ramotar) and fantasy folks trying to be part of the party (AFC).

The AFC might well do worse this time. When you try and ask teh AFC what are their REAL prospects you never get straight answers. What you get is tied to the belief that because the people incraesingly dont like the PPP or the PNC that means that they must likeAFC.
FM
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Originally posted by DND:
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While opposition parties are making noise about the government,s most recent troubles and will likely use the incident to make its case in the run-up to the 2011 presidential elections, some Guyanese greet the disclosures with a frustrated shrug. Jagdeo and the PPP won re-election in 2006 with the Khan issue in the public domain, and the 2011 election will largely hinge on the opposition,s ability to establish credibility with the public. Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn.


These guys just do not get it. They keep sticking to their self-righteousness. They may not have liked what happened but the people understand that it was a practical thing to do. When the RK issue comes up the PPP will get the base back. These guys in the AFC want to lecture the people. They are not listening to them.
Is that what you got from the above? Does the above not point to a failing of the change agents or rather a disinterest in the people to the corruption in the society?

What else would another do if not advise the people on the reprobate nature of the government and suggest through corrective strategies that there can be better than the indifferent retreat to the usual? If the people like conditioned sheep move sheetlike to the the same cues, what do you do is not hammer the same message in as many ways as one can incessantly on their heads about the need for good sense in their choices and hope that some cathartic moment will occur and then peripeteia.

There is no other way short of self immolation in protest as some Buddhist monks are wont to do? I suggest you leverage your contempt on the amoral crooks rather than on the ones advising on need for change. However badly the may frame these messages ( if that is your complaint), it will eternally be better than the contempt for law and the open theft that is the general habit of the existing administration.
FM

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