Hope his majesty calls google and tell them to block out coverage of the area.

ASS WIPE IS ASS WIPE. THE EDITIOR NEVER SAW A SCHOOL DOOR, I AM NOT SURPRISE AT THOSE IDIOTS AT ASS WIPE.

These PPP comedians  and bonehead Merai know how many pictures are on the internet where Tony Blair is domiciled, aerial shots of the White House that is under constant threats?

Jagdeo is a ward of the state and not a private person. It could be argued in a court of law that this property belongs to the Tax payers.

"It should be noted that when Google decided to make available online satellite views of certain key facilities, many governments objected and some areas were redacted."

IT Security Editors

Depending on which feature you use, Google Maps offers a satellite view or a street-level view of tons of locations around the world. You can look up landmarks like the Pyramids of Egypt or the Great Wall of China, as well as more personal places, like your ex’s house. But for all of the places that Google Maps allows you to see, there are plenty of places that are off-limits. Whether it’s due to government restrictions, personal-privacy lawsuits or mistakes, Google Maps has slapped a "Prohibited" sign on the following 51 places.

Government and Military Sites

1. The White House: Google Maps' images of the White House show a digitally erased version of the roof in order to obscure the air-defense and security assets that are in place.
2. The U.S. Capitol: The U.S. Capitol has been fuzzy ever since Google Maps launched. Current versions of Google Maps and Google Earth show these sites uncensored, though with old pictures.
3. Dick Cheney's House: The Vice President's digs at Number One Observatory Circle are obscured through pixelation in Google Earth and Google Maps at the behest of the U.S. government.

That doesn't change the fact that Jagdeo is a ward of the state and not a private citizen.

In eight years,  Bharat earned $96 million tax free. That is US $480,000 tax-free over eight years.

 However, Jagdeo was in power from August 11, 1999 to December 3, 2011, a period of 12 years 3 months. At $1 million per month, Jagdeo would have earned $147 million or US$735,000 tax-free during his tenure.

How could a man who likely earned this stupendous kind of income, tax-free, still want to suck this country dry?

Even if this was not Jagdeo’s doing but that of his party, he never said no to this insanity.

Like Merai hoping to be Jag battyody gaurd

Restricted air space breached – Merai

Looks like they have to close down Ogle International Airport

Despite what you presented above you guys in the AFC still have to question the mans ability to construct his current home. It shows how dishonest and bitter you people are 

He used his office as a leech source to fatten his accounts. Even burnham with dictatorial powers did not build himself and his ministers gated communities.

 You have no integrity nor  decency and are so blinded by the semen of your master. You are a spineless lowlife; cannot stand up for yourself and tell the bloody truth. What kind of a mother would bring forth such a miasmic child like you into this word who is so crassly ignorant and deliberately deceptive?

I already pointed out several months ago that his conception was the result of an experiment that went wrong. It was clear from the outset that beastiality would never produce a viable product, especially when the owner of the sown seeds cannot be biologically determined. There was a large gene pool present on that occasion.

I see; he is of a gene pool from some animal(s) where an entire species may be considered amoral simply because they do not belong to cultures with moral codes.

Bai Mitwah the words morals and scruples are expressly forbidden in PPP conversations. You could get thrown out of the party if you are even found in the possession of either of them. 

Mr. T that's not so scary, when one thinks of what happened to Sat Sawh.

you ppp ass hole any guyanese can walk or drive around where batty boy jag live so what the big deal about security unless he plan to block off the road then he will have travell by chopper.i went across the the public road where there is a new resturant open and can see in batty boy yard in fact i can set right there with a rifle and shoot him in his ass,but then again he might like it there.what i will like to know is what a ****** will do will such a big house unless he and his boyfriend will be playing catchat.and then again i never know batty boy had his own airspace so no other plane can fly over his bugger castle.what that cocain expolice have to do his go hide his face he kill his own parder for money

How was Jagdeo able to obtain the current house lots when he was still owner of the one he disposed of?

One of the standard clauses in transports for the purchase of house lots from the GOG states: “Anyone who owns real property is not entitled to purchase a lot. If it is found out that the person had owned real property within the past three years s/he is liable to pay to the GOG or Central Housing and Planning Authority the current market value of the lot or at its option, the GOG will be entitled to repossess the said lot upon the repayment of the purchase money less expenses incurred for repossession.”

In 1997, Mr. Jagdeo purchased from the Government of Guyana, a plot of land situated at Goedverwagting, East Coast Demerara. He did so like thousands of other Guyanese who benefitted from the government’s housing policy. At the time, he was not President. He was the Finance Minister. Like thousands of Guyanese in like circumstances, his transport was subject to a condition that he could not have sold the land which is the subject of the transport until after the expiration of ten years of the issue of the said transport. President Jagdeo faithfully observed that condition of the transport to its letter. He sold the said plot of land in the year 2010. The condition had expired.

Should a President be allowed to own a home of his choice?

Should a President be allowed to own a home of his choice?

Georgetown, GINA, September 4, 2012

The Alliance For Change seems to be obsessed with Former President Bharrat Jagdeo’s house and has been using the media to highlight Jagdeo’s real estate, alleging that the former leader acquired more wealth than other presidents.

The Government Information Agency (GINA) solicited the views of the ordinary Guyanese as to whether the Former President ought not to, like every other Guyanese citizen, be allowed the opportunity to construct and possess a home.

Roy Wilkinson

Yes, because he is just a citizen of Guyana, and he has served his term and you cannot just let somebody who would have served our country to go and live like a pauper. So I have no problem with a President building his own home. One President, he didn’t mind that much and that was his choice; the late President Hoyte. He lived a simple life and that was his choice. But I think every President deserves to do what they want, thereafter their term.

Brian Wishart

Yes, why not. Everybody should have the choice to choose what they want to build. I don’t see any problem with it. The President has the right, I have the right. It’s a democratic choice, whether you are President or whoever you are, it is our choice. That is one thing that God has given us, the liberty of choosing. The only thing is that we have to do it in the right way, according to the law of the land.

Carol Blair

Yes, why not, if he can afford to build that home.

Mr. Latunga

He is a free individual and we live in a free country and if a President wants to build a house of any sort, as long as he gets it legally, that is, his option.

Raj Beharry

Everybody has a salary of their own. Everybody wants to have their own house, their own car, and their own choice of everything, so I think that the President should have whatever choice, five-storey, four-storey, because he earn it, he work for it.

 

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Mr. Jagdeo legally sold his property

Dear Editor,
Permit me to respond to a letter published by the Kaieteur News on 4th September 2012, and written by Cindy Sookdeo, in respect of statements I made in the recently aired NCN debate series in respect of former President Bharat Jagdeo pensions.
In the letter, Ms Sookdeo, whom I understand to be an executive member of the Alliance for Change (AFC), contends that Mr Jagdeo received “preferential treatment” in so far as he was allowed to sell a plot of land purchased from the Government, which was the subject of a prohibition against such sale.
I have clarified this matter, publicly, two years ago. I will do so again.  In 1997, Mr. Jagdeo purchased from the Government of Guyana, a plot of land situate at Goedverwagting, East Coast Demerara. He did so like thousands of other Guyanese who benefitted from the Government’s housing policy. At the time, he was not President. He was the Finance Minister. Like thousands of Guyanese in like circumstances, his transport was subject to a condition that he could not have sold the land which is the subject of the transport until after the expiration of ten years of the issue of the said transport. President Jagdeo faithfully observed that condition of the transport to its letter. He sold the said plot of land in the year 2010.  The condition had expired.
Ms Sookdeo next argues that the allocation to a former Chairman of Region 10, of a house lot in the area where Mr Jagdeo current property is located, constitutes “empirical data” in support of her contention, that the offer to sell two acres of land was only made to Mr Jagdeo. By any standard, this is befuddling logic. The simple and plain fact is that the Regional Chairman could only have been allocated that for which he made an offer to buy. Is there any evidence whatsoever that he made an offer to buy a larger portion than that which he was allocated? No such evidence has been made available. The contention of Ms Sookdeo, therefore dies a natural death.
The remainder of the letter consists of inferences drawn and conclusions made, all predicated upon the two aforementioned false premises. They are not, therefore, deserving of a response.
And the obsession with former President Jagdeo continues. It has now shifted from his pensions to his property. I wonder what is next.
Mohabir Anil Nandlall, MP
Hon. Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs

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In 1997, Mr. Jagdeo purchased from the Government of Guyana, a plot of land situated at Goedverwagting, East Coast Demerara. He did so like thousands of other Guyanese who benefitted from the government’s housing policy. At the time, he was not President. He was the Finance Minister. Like thousands of Guyanese in like circumstances, his transport was subject to a condition that he could not have sold the land which is the subject of the transport until after the expiration of ten years of the issue of the said transport. President Jagdeo faithfully observed that condition of the transport to its letter. He sold the said plot of land in the year 2010. The condition had expired.

come on man youall tell me the truth where you guys find those black people from and you give the black brother a tie to wear too and the collie wan please some day i want you guys to put a chinese man saying this shit then i might belive you dummys

The obsession with former President Jagdeo continues. It has now shifted from his pensions to his property. I wonder what is next.

 his pension or his acquisition of wealth during his tenure are mirror representation of the misuse of state assets by the PPP.  What next ought to be a transparent system with checks and balances. NICIL accounting should be a beginning. Further, the removal of its officers ought to be an imperative. There are no shortage of minds to take over and any replacement should not appeal to tenure as these leeches.

because he earn it, he work for it.

This made me laugh

According to section 91.141,  “No person may operate an aircraft over or in the vicinity of an area to be visited or travelled by the president, the vice president or other public figures contrary to the restrictions established by the administrator or publicised in a notice to airmen.”
In addition, Merai said that information from local aeronautical intelligence advised him that the area where Jagdeo’s residence is located is a no-fly zone area and aircraft are not allowed within 2000 feet and must be no less than 1000 feet over head. Further, the speed of the aircraft had to significantly reduce to allow the photos to be taken and from that distance, objects could have been thrown with precision into the compound, Merai observed.  “Therefore, regulations have been flaunted and disregarded in this invasion of the property, because at least one pilot advised me that an aircraft had to get as close as 500 feet to the property to generate such photographs. To be that close, permission had to be granted,” Merai asserted.
According to Merai, the government needs to know with certainty the pilot/s who conducted that mission immediately because of the looming threat to current President Donald Ramotar and his Cabinet, who are exposed since they would from time-to-time charter local aircraft for coastal and interior flights and these agents would definitely spy on them and sell sensitive information.
Merai said he is curious whether there are other photographs of national interest in the possession of the persons who conducted the intrusion on Jagdeo’s property....

Merai said that information from local aeronautical intelligence advised him that the area where Jagdeo’s residence is located is a no-fly zone area and aircraft are not allowed within 2000 feet and must be no less than 1000 feet over head.

you have to re write that laws. Even at that distance they can spot a dime with over the counter equipment.  A cam on a balloon can even do the same from the road.

Indeed one should be entitled to a modicum of privacy but the intent here is to quell the publication of the garish flouting of wealth in the size and scope of  build out of this property. It tells of the ease at which one in office rise to wealth in our impoverish society. We are no different from the ostentation we see by the king of Swaziland that some one posted here. The same corrupt uncaring gene runes in body  politic of the PPP.

“I am of the view that it is a deliberate act to present those photographs to the nation by way of the print media by person/s who has/have an agenda to expose the former presidents’ security to potential attacks by criminal elements and persons with political ulterior motives,” Merai, who at one time headed the police ant-crime unit said.
“Now that location is compromised and it’s no longer safe since a quick security analysis has deep reaching effects revealing critical tactical information. This act must be condemned and never repeated because it’s disrespectful to Jagdeo and not a trend to encourage in the future where other former presidents and political figures could be harassed in this manner.”
He argued that photos published showing aerial view of the residences of Tony Blair and George Bush have not been confirmed by respective authorities of those countries as indeed private residences of these political figures. However, it is known public information that property photographed by KN is that of Jagdeo, and by claiming such responsibility, the newspaper has crossed the boundaries of ethics, professionalism and personal space, Merai said.
“From a security perspective, there is need for an immediate investigation to be done by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) assisted by the Special Branch to investigate and expose key players involved in this act.”