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Ray posted:
You on a roll bro....
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memories of when the same person used to vote 4 or 5 times for PNC back in the day...I know this...I voted for them about 6 times in one day...and i wasn't even eligible to vote
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Back in de day when I pleaded with the elections offisa dat meh didnât vote yet he seh meh already did. Meh seh meh hand nah gat no red stain. He seh it did. Me jes nah see am. 
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Back in the day...these same people who can't figure out that 33 > 32 used to transport people from PNC village to other PNC village to vote....
Now they are mathematicians
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Ray posted:memories of when the same person used to vote 4 or 5 times for PNC back in the day...I know this...I voted for them about 6 times in one day
Only 6 times, Ray?
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The PNC and their new side kick (AFC) has much as stake...giving up power now is Karma for them....It's quite ironic to state that it was the very AFC that raised the notion of the vote of no confidence
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Conscience posted:The PNC and their new side kick (AFC) has much as stake...giving up power now is Karma for them....It's quite ironic to state that it was the very AFC that raised the notion of the vote of no confidence
Councie yuh on fire bai ...hey hey hey...
Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
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Dollars = money; can be divided up in many ways, with cents, dines, etc.
Politicians =people; can a person be separated in halves and still be alive?
Demerara_Guy posted:Dollars = money; can be divided up in many ways, with cents, dines, etc.
Politicians =people; can a person be separated in halves and still be alive?
Eastern European Colleges, taught that theory ?
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Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
Looks this is the first time you ever concerned about this....typical of PNC people...only realize things when they want it to benefit them
A Zebra never changes its stripes...keep shilling bai
Ray posted:Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
Looks this is the first time you ever concerned about this....typical of PNC people...only realize things when they want it to benefit them
A Zebra never changes its stripes...keep shilling bai
Nah bhai, i read everyone views,contributed, waited and decided to put the challenge.
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Django posted:Ray posted:Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
Looks this is the first time you ever concerned about this....typical of PNC people...only realize things when they want it to benefit them
A Zebra never changes its stripes...keep shilling bai
Nah bhai, i read everyone views,contributed, waited and decided to put the challenge.
Yo thinking like Basil Williams the bright AG .Bhai
Former Member
Your challenge is meaningless and just a red herring
Here is my challenge....is 33>32...now, take yuh time before yuh answa
Dave posted:Django posted:Ray posted:Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
Looks this is the first time you ever concerned about this....typical of PNC people...only realize things when they want it to benefit them
A Zebra never changes its stripes...keep shilling bai
Nah bhai, i read everyone views,contributed, waited and decided to put the challenge.
Yo thinking like Basil Williams the bright AG .Bhai
Basil bright a bhai, that's questionable.He can't match an acquaintance who is wearing silk.Me thinks another family member just got silk.
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No-confidence motion: British Envoy calls for free and fair Elections, says democratic process followed
With the proverbial smoke now cleared from Fridayâs historic Opposition Peopleâs Progressive Party (PPP) forwarded no-confidence motion that was passed in the National Assembly against the incumbent A Partnership for National Unity/ Alliance for Change (APNU/AFC) government, observers are looking towards the next step, which in this case is General Elections.
One such observer, was British High Commissioner to Guyana Greg Quinn who in a statement on the motion said that âThe democratic process as laid out in the Constitution has been followed. It is important that everyone now respects the results. Members of Parliament must be allowed to undertake their constitutionally mandated roles in the absence of fear or favour.â
Moreover, the British Envoy in urging calm, also said that they are looking forward âto a free and fair election and a campaign fought on the issues that confront Guyana and itâs future development.â
On Friday, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said Government will uphold the law.
In accordance with the Constitution of Guyana, the Coalition Administration will have to resign and call national elections within the next three months.
Article 106 (6) and (7) of the Constitution states, respectively: âThe Cabinet including the President shall resign if the Government is defeated by the vote of a majority of all the elected members of the National Assembly on a vote of confidence.â And âNotwithstanding its defeat, the Government shall remain in office and shall hold an election within three months, or such longer period as the National Assembly shall by resolution supported by not less than two-thirds of the votes of all the elected members of the National Assembly determine, and shall resign after the President takes the oath of office following the election.â
During the voting of the motion against the APNU/AFC, Government Member of Parliament Charrandas Persaud voted in favour with the PPP, thus passing the motion.
Outside the chambers, Persaud defended his vote against the Government. According to the MP, he voted that way because of the AFCâs subordinate role to the majority APNU.
Persaud cited examples, like Public Health Minister Volda Lawrenceâs recent controversial statement about hiring party faithfuls, and pointed out that the AFC leadership did not condemn, but rather condoned, the statement.
âI am an AFC member, and Iâm extremely disappointed in the AFC team. My reason for voting in favour of the motion is that I have no confidence in what the AFC team will do,â Persaud said, when questioned by the media.
âWe are sitting in Parliament as yes men to APNU, and we are AFC. We have not blended with the APNU, the other parties have; weâre not. Why are we doing everything they want (us) to do? We are not opposing, we are not saying no to anything. That is where the problem is. I canât stand that. This is a conscience vote,â he explained.
Persaud denied being affiliated in any way to the PPP. Asked if he would switch sides to the PPP, Persaud indicated that he in fact intends to leave the life of politics behind.
Asked point blank if he was coerced to vote the way he did, he made it clear he was not.
The MP also acknowledged that this act may have put his life in jeopardy. In fact, Persaud mentioned specific threats to his life that he received only minutes after the vote.
While he lauded Public Security Minister and fellow AFC member Khemraj Ramjattan for offering him Police protection when leaving the premises, Persaudâs demeanour was of a man without fear.
âMy conscience is now clear. My life may go, but Iâll die a happy person, and with a clear conscienceâĶ This is the one time I had a say, and I said it according to my conscience. Those who are APNU and those who are AFC, I have nothing against you,â he declared.
âThe AFC team has disappointed me. And I did not work so hard to put them in power so they could run around and enjoy the good life. You destroyed the lives of sugar workers in a village I live in. I canât live with that. If I die now because people arenât happy with what Iâve done, Iâll die a happy person,â he reiterated.
Ray posted:Your challenge is meaningless and just a red herring
Here is my challenge....is 33>32...now, take yuh time before yuh answa
LOL,
lets assume we splitting $65 million, how much is your half + 1
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Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
I gon give yo the ansa
32.5 round to the nearest namba, what you get.. now you do your analogy.
Donât come up with theory to satisfy PNC . Your idol Basil say he knew 34 was the answer in parliament, but choose to be quiet so another MP will not support the motion.
But guess what.. he still remains quiet after the speaker confirmed the votes and did not advise the President and Prime Minister and they went ahead and accept the results .. heheheh... ayo think people are dunce.
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Django posted:Ray posted:Your challenge is meaningless and just a red herring
Here is my challenge....is 33>32...now, take yuh time before yuh answa
LOL,
lets assume we splitting $65 million, how much is your half + 1
Banna like you still drunk from yesterday ð
Dave posted:Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
I gon give yo the ansa
32.5 round to the nearest namba, what you get.. now you do your analogy.
You got caught 32.5 rounded up will 33 which amounts to half. Majority is half + 1.
now do the math.
Dave posted:Django posted:Ray posted:Your challenge is meaningless and just a red herring
Here is my challenge....is 33>32...now, take yuh time before yuh answa
LOL,
lets assume we splitting $65 million, how much is your half + 1
Banna like you still drunk from yesterday ð
No drinks yesterday, today i am on my second a Margarita, the first was a shot of Gooslings Dark Rum .
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Django posted:Dave posted:Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
I gon give yo the ansa
32.5 round to the nearest namba, what you get.. now you do your analogy.
You got caught
now do the math.
Dude throw wan double shot , you bad fo days.
Dave posted:Django posted:Dave posted:Django posted:Ray,
What is half [50%] of $65.00 ? For tax purposes what percent of a dollar, the dollar is rounded up ?
Two simple questions for an analogy, ponder on it.
The questions are also open to any one.
I gon give yo the ansa
32.5 round to the nearest namba, what you get.. now you do your analogy.
You got caught
now do the math.
Dude throw wan double shot , you bad fo days.
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Game Over - Former Speaker of the house
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Anand bhai, we will know this coming Thursday.
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Anan posted:Game Over - Former Speaker of the house
Picture number 1 ...
"haaa haaaa haaahaaaa, heee hee heee, .. we will win with ...."
33 ...
Picture number 2 ....
"eh eh, noooo noooo naaahhhh ... you cannot win with ..."
33 ...
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Django posted:Anand bhai, we will know this coming Thursday.
This is how your government will pan this out .
1) Speaker will throw it out.
2) goes to court for a few months- throws out
3) appeal court- throws out
4) Caribbean court - throw out
The western dignitaries will meet with Granger and Jagdeo after the court decision. Comrades just a few months left, ayo let the thing go on for peace sake - election just round the corner .
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Is the president's(ag) vote legal?
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Anan posted:Is the president's(ag) vote legal?
I would think so. But the AG may not be sure if this question is put to him.
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Quinn called on the Coalition Government on Dec 22nd to respect the NCV. The scamps invited him to discuss it here. Judging from the picture seems he didn't buy their nonsense.
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