The demographic makeup of the voting population of GT remained relatively the same from 1992 to 2015.
You do know that the PNC lost in 1992. Hammie was NOT the PNC candidate.
Though Hamilton Greene was not the candidate, he was the Prime Minister when the PNC lost the election in 1992.
The demographic makeup of the voting population of GT remained relatively the same from 1992 to 2015.
You do know that the PNC lost in 1992. Hammie was NOT the PNC candidate.
You do know that GT did not vote the PPP into office in 1992 right? 
GGG, PNC and the PPP were the three parties which ran. The GGG won, but has since collapsed. Clearly this creates a crisis.
Now does not the fact that a party. which won the mayoralty, but now no longer exists, not bother you? Especially given that since 1999, when elections would have been due, the citizens of G/T have had NO opportunity to fix the problem.
So don't bellyache about who G/T people voted for when they have had NO OPPORTUNITY to vote for a mayor of G/T for 21 YEARS!
The demographic makeup of the voting population of GT remained relatively the same from 1992 to 2015.
You do know that the PNC lost in 1992. Hammie was NOT the PNC candidate.
Though Hamilton Greene was not the candidate, he was the Prime Minister when the PNC lost the election in 1992.
The point is that Hammie is NOT the PNC mayor of G/T. You do not even remember who the PNC candidate is, but had that person won, maybe the circumstances would have been different.
Now does the PPP run Guyana because Moses was a major PPP leader?
So why your assertion that the PNC be blamed for the state of G/T when Hammie DEFEATED the PNC candidate for mayor, and the PPP has REFUSED APNU's request to hold LGE?
The demographic makeup of the voting population of GT remained relatively the same from 1992 to 2015.
You do know that the PNC lost in 1992. Hammie was NOT the PNC candidate.
Though Hamilton Greene was not the candidate, he was the Prime Minister when the PNC lost the election in 1992.
The point is that Hammie is NOT the PNC mayor of G/T. You do not even remember who the PNC candidate is, but had that person won, maybe the circumstances would have been different.
Now does the PPP run Guyana because Moses was a major PPP leader?
So why your assertion that the PNC be blamed for the state of G/T when Hammie DEFEATED the PNC candidate for mayor, and the PPP has REFUSED APNU's request to hold LGE?
Usual irrelevance.
The demographic makeup of the voting population of GT remained relatively the same from 1992 to 2015.
You do know that the PNC lost in 1992. Hammie was NOT the PNC candidate.
You do know that GT did not vote the PPP into office in 1992 right?
GGG, PNC and the PPP were the three parties which ran. The GGG won, but has since collapsed. Clearly this creates a crisis.
Now does not the fact that a party. which won the mayoralty, but now no longer exists, not bother you? Especially given that since 1999, when elections would have been due, the citizens of G/T have had NO opportunity to fix the problem.
So don't bellyache about who G/T people voted for when they have had NO OPPORTUNITY to vote for a mayor of G/T for 21 YEARS!
Nice try banna. Now point me to where I bellyache about who GT people voted for.
[ii] How committed was Hammie to the maintenance of GT when the PPP were in office?
ksazma, i suggest u stop thinking with your ass
re [i]
last i checked, "regular" Afro-Guyanese, in and out of power, have been consistent majorities in the key service arms of government (police, army, civil service, teaching) . . . where is your evidence of their [voluntary] "lack of involvement" in the development and maintenance of Guyana?
re [ii]
bannuh, if u have info about de ole skont mayah's "lack of commitment" to the maintenance of GT in PPP time, please share; however, just remember, it was the PPP minista who wished for disease and pestilence to afflict Georgetown just because Freedom Huse couldn't fully control the capital city absent LG elections (i re-christen this phenomenon "the Seignet sanction" in honor of a certain GNI member who, wriggling hard on my hook re the Venez question, has no peer]
smfh
Nice try banna. Now point me to where I bellyache about who GT people voted for.
You do because of your claim that the demographics haven't changed.
You blamed Hammie Green for the state of G/T. I told you that the PPP was to blame because they deprived the citizens of G/T to remove Hammie Green.
Thinking that Hammie was the PNC candidate, your response was that the demographics of G/T had remain the same, implying of course that a Hammie mayoralty would have continued, had there been LGE.
[ii] How committed was Hammie to the maintenance of GT when the PPP were in office?
ksazma, i suggest u stop thinking with your ass
re [i]
last i checked, "regular" Afro-Guyanese, in and out of power, have been consistent majorities in the key service arms of government (police, army, civil service, teaching) . . . where is your evidence of their [voluntary] "lack of involvement" in the development and maintenance of Guyana?
I based this on the overwhelming premise on GNI that during most of the PPP years in office, the PPP and their Indian cabal destroyed Guyana. The question above was more rhetorical since I don't believe that blacks were excluded from participating in activities in Guyana. It was more to point out to Carib that to suggest that Indians en masse would prefer to be colonized by Venezuela because the PPP are not in office is ridiculous.
re [ii]
bannuh, if u have info about de ole skont mayah's "lack of commitment" to the maintenance of GT in PPP time, please share; however, just remember, it was the PPP minista who wished for disease and pestilence to afflict Georgetown just because Freedom Huse couldn't fully control the capital city absent LG elections (i re-christen this phenomenon "the Seignet sanction" in honor of a certain GNI member who, wriggling hard on my hook re the Venez question, has no peer]
For the Mayor to allow the city to get to where it did is a dereliction of duties. I am not aware of any evidence that the central government barred him from maintaining the city.
Nice try banna. Now point me to where I bellyache about who GT people voted for.
You do because of your claim that the demographics haven't changed.
You blamed Hammie Green for the state of G/T. I told you that the PPP was to blame because they deprived the citizens of G/T to remove Hammie Green.
Thinking that Hammie was the PNC candidate, your response was that the demographics of G/T had remain the same, implying of course that a Hammie mayoralty would have continued, had there been LGE.
I am not smart enough to involve myself in what ifs bai. I prefer to comment on what is.
Good, and alyuh sit and salivate for the next 25-50 year. Fools, clowns. Stupid people thinking Uncle Sam really give a damn. Understand fool, the world is awash in oil, American oil and the Americans have to make space for Iranian oil. So, Guyana oil is way way way on the back burner of US foreign policy imperative.
One of the main plans of the US is to dismantle the PetroCaribe because it gives Maduro too much diplomatic influence.
So continue to think that an invasion of Guyana by Venezuela will be tolerated. Brazil will not want it, and neither will Colombia, which also has boundary disputes with Venezuela. It will open up a whole host of territorial disputes within the Americas.
Maduro will run his mouth, end the rice trade agreement, and push Guyana out of the Petro Caribe. Guyana NEVER should have entered any agreement with Venezuela, unless it was tied to that nation relinquishing all claims to Essequibo.
Banna, I posted on another thread, any invasion will not stand and yes, Brazil will not sit idle and see Guyana dismembered with impunity. The Venez will get a mauling on the ground but will command air and sea.
[ii] How committed was Hammie to the maintenance of GT when the PPP were in office?
ksazma, i suggest u stop thinking with your ass
re [i]
last i checked, "regular" Afro-Guyanese, in and out of power, have been consistent majorities in the key service arms of government (police, army, civil service, teaching) . . . where is your evidence of their [voluntary] "lack of involvement" in the development and maintenance of Guyana?
I based this on the overwhelming premise on GNI that during most of the PPP years in office, the PPP and their Indian cabal destroyed Guyana. The question above was more rhetorical since I don't believe that blacks were excluded from participating in activities in Guyana. It was more to point out to Carib that to suggest that Indians en masse would prefer to be colonized by Venezuela because the PPP are not in office is ridiculous.
re [ii]
bannuh, if u have info about de ole skont mayah's "lack of commitment" to the maintenance of GT in PPP time, please share; however, just remember, it was the PPP minista who wished for disease and pestilence to afflict Georgetown just because Freedom Huse couldn't fully control the capital city absent LG elections (i re-christen this phenomenon "the Seignet sanction" in honor of a certain GNI member who, wriggling hard on my hook re the Venez question, has no peer]
For the Mayor to allow the city to get to where it did is a dereliction of duties. I am not aware of any evidence that the central government barred him from maintaining the city.
ksazma [smh], i doan know where to start responding to your nonsense, but anyways . . .
re [i]
do i really, really have to point out that 'Caribny made me do it' is not a proper reason for posting stupidness
re [ii]
please explain what u need to know about the municipality's horribly inadequate tax base and why the PPP LG ministry consistently refused any kind of reform that would make city Gov't financially sustainable and less dependent on Central Gov't handouts designed to keep a non-PPP Mayorality discredited and on permanent life support
please also contemplate then presiding LG minista Killaman Lall's public comments wishing a health crisis on Georgetown that would lead to a PPP takeover of the municipality without the nuisance of LG elections; it's marvelously instructive . . . i posted it in bold for a reason!
or, u can continue playing the klown . . . your choice
arite?
peace bro
Should there be a change due to illness or otherwise, indeed Moses Nagamootoo will immediately become the president.
However in a short time, there will be a change where a PNC member will become president and Moses Nagamootoo will revert to be the prime minister.
Maduro is a poor leader. He is looking for an issue to stay in power.
RACIST PRICK!
You shouldn't type when u drink, even then you slur your words.
dude, wipe the froth from your mouth carna and post like English is your 1st language . . . please
you are an embarrassment to decent Guyanese
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