Like dem who had de contract tell Jagabat dat he gat fuh pay back de piece dey gee he.

The PPP is clearly sending the signal that they are willing to support the project under the PNC.  The PNC should re-look, do their own due diligence, vet the costs and contractors and try to come up with an acceptable proposal.  They are fools if the just shove it aside because the PPP had championed it.  Somehow though, I don't think they will push for it as they will find the PPP proposal they rejected was within reason, not a bad deal.  They will expose themselves.

Granger is turning our to be nothing more than a rhetorical nationalist, bluff, puff and bluster.  BJ is clearly more strategic.

QUOTE: 'The Opposition Leader called on Foreign Minister to discourage the government from introducing flags for Regions One, Two,, Seven, Eight and Nine- all in the Essequibo Region. "Please do not allow them to introduce flags for the regions of Essequibo because that this is where they will start undermine the unity under one flag.”'

The USA comprises 50 states, each of which has its own flag. Here's the Arkansas flag:

Canada comprises 10 provinces, each of which has its own flag. Here's the Ontario flag:

India comprises 29 states, each of which has its own logo or seal. Here's the Bihar seal:

Why can't each of Guyana's 10 regions have its own identity flag, logo or seal?

watch Blow Job's latest messenger bhai mekkin attempt (again) to convince that he solid and knows 'stuff'

lol

We need three!

You clown, he is absolutely correct and more strategically nationalistic than your current leader.  Leaving the region largely undeveloped will leave it exposed and send a wrong message to Venez and to investors.  You can debate the costs, etc but not the logic or concept.

The PPP is clearly sending the signal that they are willing to support the project under the PNC.  The PNC should re-look, do their own due diligence, vet the costs and contractors and try to come up with an acceptable proposal.  They are fools if the just shove it aside because the PPP had championed it.  Somehow though, I don't think they will push for it as they will find the PPP proposal they rejected was within reason, not a bad deal.  They will expose themselves.

Granger is turning our to be nothing more than a rhetorical nationalist, bluff, puff and bluster.  BJ is clearly more strategic.

QUOTE: 'The Opposition Leader called on Foreign Minister to discourage the government from introducing flags for Regions One, Two,, Seven, Eight and Nine- all in the Essequibo Region. "Please do not allow them to introduce flags for the regions of Essequibo because that this is where they will start undermine the unity under one flag.”'

The USA comprises 50 states, each of which has its own flag. Here's the Arkansas flag:

Canada comprises 10 provinces, each of which has its own flag. Here's the Ontario flag:

India comprises 29 states, each of which has its own logo or seal. Here's the Bihar seal:

Why can't each of Guyana's 10 regions have its own identity flag, logo or seal?

Its simple: The states are not threatened by surrounding countries that threaten Guyana, like Venezuela and Essequibo. This may be a small but first step to people seeking to create division in the country. In the US, the states have historically joined the union as part of entities that initially maintained their own sovereignty (Texas, lone star) and were captured from other countries (Mexican Cession, Texas) or were created from other ways (Oregon Territory). Geographical boundaries were imposed by the colonials and cemented by the British.

We should focus on giving more autonomy to the three counties, rather than allowing regions to emerge as distinct units

While Mad-uno jerking alyuh around.  Alyuh people are real jokers bai, real.  It would be funny if the Indian did not have to deal with alyuh monkey mountain shyte.