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Originally Posted by kp:

What a dream!!after the election later this year you will see a PPP  victory. This is not a Rum Shop poll? this is the fact, the combined opposition has done more harm to the system so that the people are eager for an all out rule by the PPP.

CORRECTION, THE COMBINED OPPOSITION HAS DONE MORE HARM TO THE PPP THAN THE PNC OF THE PAST YEARS.

FM
Originally Posted by KishanB:
Originally Posted by yuji22:

Digging up old articles ? Mahen had like five avatar and was banned. I hope that you are not Mahen.

I apologise, Yuji, I was not digging nothing, all I was doing was sticking on new information to a thread that dealt with polls.  Do you want me to start a new thread YUJI on POLLS?

 

Only if the Polls are confirmed and done by an independent foreign firm in 2014. Everything else is trash, please stop posting trash. 

 

Help Moses out from the toilet. 

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:
Originally Posted by KishanB:
Originally Posted by yuji22:

Digging up old articles ? Mahen had like five avatar and was banned. I hope that you are not Mahen.

I apologise, Yuji, I was not digging nothing, all I was doing was sticking on new information to a thread that dealt with polls.  Do you want me to start a new thread YUJI on POLLS?

 

Only if the Polls are confirmed and done by an independent foreign firm in 2014. Everything else is trash, please stop posting trash. 

 

Help Moses out from the toilet. 

So let us assume Moses in the toilet?

 

How can we help him.

 

Do you want him to embrace the PPP?

 

Let me hear some suggestions to help Moses from your perspective?

 

YUJI!

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Mahen:
Originally Posted by Mahen:

PPP AT 40%  AND FALLING.

The PNC at 35%

How many undecided?  The PNC usually under performs in polls, and the AFC over performs.  Obviously many who profess support for AFC switch to APNU at election time because they think that they have a better shot at beating the PPP.

 

What I do know is, with evidence that the Indian population has significantly dropped, many who assumed that a PPP victory was inevitable, no longer do.

 

If there is a snap election it will be PPP 42%. APNU 40%. AFC 18%.

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Devindra:
Originally Posted by Mahen:
Originally Posted by Mahen:
Originally Posted by Mahen:

PPP AT 40%  AND FALLING.

The PNC at 35%

AFC 22%

Me Fada who have a buddy friend in Freedom House Zulfie who is a big one, heard the same thing.

 

Zulfie now have to organise the party groups again in Berbice and Essequibo.

Mitwah
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by caribny:
If there is a snap election it will be PPP 42%. APNU 40%. AFC 18%.

Highly unlikely.

 

PPP/C with more than 52% is likely.

Last election you screamed 60%.  they got 49%.  Now you scream 52%.  So they will get 42%.

Illogical thinking and interpretation.

FM
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by caribny:
If there is a snap election it will be PPP 42%. APNU 40%. AFC 18%.

Highly unlikely.

 

PPP/C with more than 52% is likely.

D_G, you have a dismal record of forecasting Guyana elections results.

Go back and look at your posts before the 2011 elections.

You had predicted the PPP would get 55+% of the votes.

Big mistake on your part.

Unless you have improved your forecasting skills since 2011, I am not inclined to take your numbers seriously this time.

FM
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by caribny:
If there is a snap election it will be PPP 42%. APNU 40%. AFC 18%.

Highly unlikely.

 

PPP/C with more than 52% is likely.

Last election you screamed 60%.  they got 49%.  Now you scream 52%.  So they will get 42%.

Illogical thinking and interpretation.

I see that you are off your medication again, and given your nurse a hard time in that nursing home.

 

So isolated are you in your addled world of senility that you have no idea how the ground is literally collapsing under the PPP.

FM
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by caribny:
If there is a snap election it will be PPP 42%. APNU 40%. AFC 18%.

Highly unlikely.

 

PPP/C with more than 52% is likely.

Last election you screamed 60%.  they got 49%.  Now you scream 52%.  So they will get 42%.

Illogical thinking and interpretation.

I see that you are off your medication again, and given your nurse a hard time in that nursing home.

 

So isolated are you in your addled world of senility that you have no idea how the ground is literally collapsing under the PPP.

Carib, be kind to our elders.

FM
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The people are not leaving the PPP, they are leaving the country.  The same amount of people are leaving from the PNC.

The ethnic composition of Guyana is changing.  The Indian population is declining significantly.  The African slightly, and the mixed population is exploding.  The PNC gets the lion's share of the mixed vote.  As this population ages and becomes of voting age this will have significant impact on the PPP as the AFC also gets a significant share of their vote.

 

I will not over estimate the also increasing Amerindian population, as turn out is much lower than on the coast because of the logistical difficulties in regions with poor transportation.  In region 8 there are 10k people, and yet fewer than 1,000 showed up to vote.  Even adjusting for the fact that higher birth rates and death rates among Amerindians leads to a smaller voting age population, that still shows very low turn out.

FM
Originally Posted by KishanB:
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The people are not leaving the PPP, they are leaving the country.  The same amount of people are leaving from the PNC.

Nah you wrong, there is a deliberate policy by the US Embassy to give more east indian visas than afro guyanese.

A lot more Afros than Indians were on Caribbean airlines leaving Guyana on Aug 1, 2014. Wonder why? I think the Afro emigration is picking up at a feverish pace. Looks like things are starting to even out.  

FM

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