kp posted:

He is expected to return to Guyana on Friday.

 There is no such thing as fully cured of that disease , maybe in remission?

You mean Good Friday.. hopes he makes it in time for church. 

You don't need to be educated to be the leader of Guyana, presently the country is being run by some half dead and uneducated clowns. 

When Irfan served as minister of Housing and minister of Tourism  and also Finance  no one question his ability. I can expect the questioning coming from the PNC tribe  you see nothing the PPP does pleases them that's their culture. 

Granger isn’t half dead.  He fully cured.  Cancer free.  When he land down there on Friday he will nail Jagdeo on the cross like Jesus Christ and God will have to come and resurrect him.

Nah me say so.  Me read thing pan GNI.

Mitwah posted:

Mitwah posted:

Irfaan Ali’s inauspicious start

People on the campaign trail always make statements that sound good. The reality is something else. Irfaan Ali is someone who has always found time to talk to me. We shared some interesting moments when he was Minister.
Overall, he is a decent person. I remember doing a story on a fellow who had defrauded Guyana Water Inc. and got dismissed. Of course, he was not the first to stare the truth in the face and decided to contest it in the courts.
This fellow filed a writ. I remember calling him and asking him if he were crazy, if he thought he could win in the courts. It did not matter to him, because I could not seek any compensation from him. And that is a problem with the legal system. People can sue and cost you money. Then they drop the suit, but you have already paid your lawyer. Your money goes down the drain.
I went to Irfaan and asked him whether something was wrong, mentally, with his former employee. Irfaan picked up the phone and called the fellow. He simply told him to drop the suit or have some worse indiscretions become part of the lawsuit.
I never heard from the fellow again.
There was the Irfaan who hosted a housing exposition. I spoke with him on site and got an insight into his thinking. He was shrewd and he was familiar with the contractors. I found him a great fellow. That was not the same person I saw when he hosted his first press conference.
He knew that there would be questions about his qualifications. There was information that some of his qualifications were forged. The degree from Sunderland, at least the document he presented, was flawed.
The certificate would usually carry the candidate’s registration number. That was missing from Irfaan’s. There were other discrepancies that were never addressed.

Jagdeo simply told reporters that the issue was not up for discussion. Irfaan, rather than address the issue, decided that it was all out there and that he had nothing more to say. When the reporters insisted, he simply said that his leader had spoken about it and that he had nothing further to say.
For the man who hopes to be president, it is not ingenious to hide behind the leader. He gave the same answer to some other questions when he should have been putting his own stamp on things. In the wake of the press conference, people began to doubt his leadership capability.
On the trail, outside the capital, Irfaan spoke of creating 50,000 jobs. When I heard this claim, I said that he had to be a dreamer. For starters, he is claiming that there are 50,000 Guyanese who need jobs. Where are these Guyanese?
He spoke about getting the support of the private sector. A simple analysis would reveal that those whom Irfaan is targeting are already employed. Even if he were to reopen all the sugar estates, he could not find 50,000 people.
And when he talks about reopening the sugar estates, he parrots Jagdeo. Jagdeo argues that it is more expensive to keep the estates closed than to have them function even at a fantastic loss. Surely, that could not be true.
Irfaan is also talking about unemployed sugar workers. He described them as starving. Anyone who knows Guyanese would know that they simply do not starve. We always find something to provide an income. Some of the sugar workers are already employed.
The people who are complaining about the closure of the sugar estates are the vendors and shop owners who made their money from the sugar workers. One man called me to say that when the sugar estates were operational, he grossed a couple hundred thousand dollars each day. Of course! He was a beneficiary of the huge subsidies the government was pouring into the sugar industry.
Irfaan more than most knows that the future is not in sugar. He knows that the oil revenue would be a boon to any government. In fact, many would not even worry about employment. Government would fund many welfare projects.
His biggest problem at this time is to prove that he is his own man. He certainly did not do that at his press conference. He hosted the conference at the Office of the Opposition Leader. Why? He could have used Freedom House, the headquarters of his party.

He kept referring to his leader. He is supposed to be the leader, the man who should be making the decisions. But if he keeps looking to Jagdeo, then people would conclude that Jagdeo is really running the country.
To rely on Jagdeo is to sink his hopes, because the older folks have their issues with the opposition leader. He was never able to shake off the reports of corruption directed at him.
So for Irfaan, who has a cloud over his head, to team up with a man who had an umbrella of corruption over him, is certainly not the best thing.
Then he uses Kwame McCoy as his moderator. He could not have done worse, given Kwame’s image when he sheltered under Jagdeo’s wing. To the casual observer, Irfaan is Jagdeo’s boy, Jagdeo’s shadow.

Source:

This thread is about Irfan's inasspicious start. He needs to come clean on his academic Diplomas.

.

Dave posted:

kp posted:

He is expected to return to Guyana on Friday.

 There is no such thing as fully cured of that disease , maybe in remission?

You mean Good Friday.. hopes he makes it in time for church. 

Is this in Guyana or Havana?  This is a nice church/Iglesia.

He is praying and asking to rig the next election.

I am backing Irfaan 1000 percent. 

The PNC created a dictatorship and the PPP dismantled it.

The PNC is once again creating a dictatorship and the PPP is back at its job fighting to dismantle it. 

History repeats itself.

Leonora posted:

Dave posted:

  

 

Good to know, I wish Granger a speedy recovery ..

but was this meeting in Guyana or Cuba, cause a few days ago he was in Cuba taking Chemo. 

The meeting was in Guyana. That last Cuba trip was for a follow-up visit; he is now Cancer-Free; and of course he'll go occasionally to ensure all is well. 

Mars and others used to cuss down Cuba and the PPP. Dem Bai Granger praying in Cuba now and singing it’s praise.

I remember lots of Cubans doctors in Guyana Hospitals during Burnham time and they did an excellent job helping Guyanese.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Dave posted:

kp posted:

He is expected to return to Guyana on Friday.

 There is no such thing as fully cured of that disease , maybe in remission?

You mean Good Friday.. hopes he makes it in time for church. 

Is this in Guyana or Havana?  This is a nice church/Iglesia.

That's an old photo, look he has nuff hair on his head.

VishMahabir posted:

skeldon_man posted:

caribny posted:

Gilbakka posted:

 

As president, Irfaan Ali's mandate

The only mandate that Puppet Irfaan will have is following Jagdeo's orders.

Gilbakka quit being an idiot pretending that Irfaan is a valid candidate!  The man isn't even able to pretend that he isn't.

Maybe PPP should select Hammie Green for their candidate. Would this make you happy?

NAW...knucklehead...

...they should select Kwame McCoy....why? because he is the REAL McCoy....and if he get beat up again during the election ole man Granger gon come to his rescue...

Samjay?

Naw! He is your main squeeze. You can keep him all for yourself. A real McCoy for our Guyana wannabe idiot alias Vishmahabir.

Leonora posted:

caribny posted:

Gilbakka posted:

As president, Irfaan Ali's mandate

The only mandate that Puppet Irfaan will have is following Jagdeo's orders.

Gilbakka quit being an idiot pretending that Irfaan is a valid candidate!  The man isn't even able to pretend that he isn't.

Well, guys, someone who just returned from a meeting with Pres. Granger said the Pres. is now fully cured and ready to rumble with Bharrat and his boys! Let the games begin!      

You should know that cancer is not fully cured. Doesn't cancer go in remission?

I never see Jagdeo pray like saintly Granger in any Mandir or Church. Is Jagdeo worshipping the devil? Does it seem like he is practicing voodoo or jumbie wuck? 

Prince posted:

I never see Jagdeo pray like saintly Granger in any Mandir or Church. Is Jagdeo worshipping the devil? Does it seem like he is practicing voodoo or jumbie wuck? 

It is sad that you call a man with blood on his hands saintly. I'll tell you this: If you tek god out ah mine and put de devil in you mine, you gun get wah you want. It just shows how wan knack about chuchundar daag like you see good and evil. Gwan dah side and rub blackpat pon you face and battie. Go frikken dem pickney at Jamaica hospital who don't want fuh get shots.

 

Mitwah posted:

Irfaan Ali’s inauspicious start

People on the campaign trail always make statements that sound good. The reality is something else. Irfaan Ali is someone who has always found time to talk to me. We shared some interesting moments when he was Minister.
Overall, he is a decent person. I remember doing a story on a fellow who had defrauded Guyana Water Inc. and got dismissed. Of course, he was not the first to stare the truth in the face and decided to contest it in the courts.
This fellow filed a writ. I remember calling him and asking him if he were crazy, if he thought he could win in the courts. It did not matter to him, because I could not seek any compensation from him. And that is a problem with the legal system. People can sue and cost you money. Then they drop the suit, but you have already paid your lawyer. Your money goes down the drain.
I went to Irfaan and asked him whether something was wrong, mentally, with his former employee. Irfaan picked up the phone and called the fellow. He simply told him to drop the suit or have some worse indiscretions become part of the lawsuit.
I never heard from the fellow again.
There was the Irfaan who hosted a housing exposition. I spoke with him on site and got an insight into his thinking. He was shrewd and he was familiar with the contractors. I found him a great fellow. That was not the same person I saw when he hosted his first press conference.
He knew that there would be questions about his qualifications. There was information that some of his qualifications were forged. The degree from Sunderland, at least the document he presented, was flawed.
The certificate would usually carry the candidate’s registration number. That was missing from Irfaan’s. There were other discrepancies that were never addressed.

Jagdeo simply told reporters that the issue was not up for discussion. Irfaan, rather than address the issue, decided that it was all out there and that he had nothing more to say. When the reporters insisted, he simply said that his leader had spoken about it and that he had nothing further to say.
For the man who hopes to be president, it is not ingenious to hide behind the leader. He gave the same answer to some other questions when he should have been putting his own stamp on things. In the wake of the press conference, people began to doubt his leadership capability.
On the trail, outside the capital, Irfaan spoke of creating 50,000 jobs. When I heard this claim, I said that he had to be a dreamer. For starters, he is claiming that there are 50,000 Guyanese who need jobs. Where are these Guyanese?
He spoke about getting the support of the private sector. A simple analysis would reveal that those whom Irfaan is targeting are already employed. Even if he were to reopen all the sugar estates, he could not find 50,000 people.
And when he talks about reopening the sugar estates, he parrots Jagdeo. Jagdeo argues that it is more expensive to keep the estates closed than to have them function even at a fantastic loss. Surely, that could not be true.
Irfaan is also talking about unemployed sugar workers. He described them as starving. Anyone who knows Guyanese would know that they simply do not starve. We always find something to provide an income. Some of the sugar workers are already employed.
The people who are complaining about the closure of the sugar estates are the vendors and shop owners who made their money from the sugar workers. One man called me to say that when the sugar estates were operational, he grossed a couple hundred thousand dollars each day. Of course! He was a beneficiary of the huge subsidies the government was pouring into the sugar industry.
Irfaan more than most knows that the future is not in sugar. He knows that the oil revenue would be a boon to any government. In fact, many would not even worry about employment. Government would fund many welfare projects.
His biggest problem at this time is to prove that he is his own man. He certainly did not do that at his press conference. He hosted the conference at the Office of the Opposition Leader. Why? He could have used Freedom House, the headquarters of his party.

He kept referring to his leader. He is supposed to be the leader, the man who should be making the decisions. But if he keeps looking to Jagdeo, then people would conclude that Jagdeo is really running the country.
To rely on Jagdeo is to sink his hopes, because the older folks have their issues with the opposition leader. He was never able to shake off the reports of corruption directed at him.
So for Irfaan, who has a cloud over his head, to team up with a man who had an umbrella of corruption over him, is certainly not the best thing.
Then he uses Kwame McCoy as his moderator. He could not have done worse, given Kwame’s image when he sheltered under Jagdeo’s wing. To the casual observer, Irfaan is Jagdeo’s boy, Jagdeo’s shadow.

Source:

This thread is about Irfan's inasspicious start. He needs to come clean on his academic Diplomas.

.

Leonora posted:

 

Well, guys, someone who just returned from a meeting with Pres. Granger said the Pres. is now fully cured and ready to rumble with Bharrat and his boys! Let the games begin!      

Leonora gyal, if his doctors told him that he is fully cured, then those must be Trump's doctors. 

Bai Mitwah, like yuh losing yuh memory? Yuh already posted dat article. 

Dat happens when someone mixes up their cut and paste. 

yuji22 posted:

Dat happens when someone mixes up their cut and paste. 

Bai, I just messing with Mitwah. He is just trying to get the topic back to Ali's certificates. 

I know.

Mits campaigned for the AFC using cut and paste and now he is moving over to the PNC side. He rass will end up with Katahar after PPP buss PNC balls at National elections.

yuji22 posted:

I know.

Mits campaigned for the AFC using cut and paste and now he is moving over to the PNC side. He rass will end up with Katahar after PPP buss PNC balls at National elections.

Perhaps the lure of bigan gat he rass bazzady. 

Lilly loves PNC baigan. 

Alyo listen to how dem two douglas craving for bigan. heheheheheheh.

Hey Mits, how was the PNC baigan Choka ?