Nagamootoo is a spent force, a shell of himself. Ramayah will not work with him again. And Yusuf can't stand him either.

Ow Bhai Ayu Sorry fuh the poor man nah. He turn himself to Doo Doo.

The AFC is finished, it would take a strike of luck, for them to even gain two seats at the next general elections

Bring it on and accept defeat again in parliament; this time with a reduced number of seats; while the PPP/C gains more than 51% at the next election.

APNU/AFC is centered on talking tough hoping the PPP would caved in to their demands. This is another "fat-talk" by Moses, who lost his credibility. Moses will lose the two seats he gained for AFC in the next election. Recently, HM_Redux said something about overthrowing the government which is another "fat-talk". Talking and doing are two different things. Moses is using the media as a weapon to terrorize the public with "fat-talks".

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Moses and his new boss Cathy Hughes

Poor Moses! What a pitiful and pathetic soul. After 50 years in the PPP, he bolted for the AFC. Today he has been reduced to washing Cathy Hughes panties. Voters in Guyana don't attention to Moses any longer. He has deluded himself into believing that he is important. He is not. He is just a nobody.

Rev

Nehru, you ever heard the words - Fat-talk, graning, cochore and kachar in G/T?  Which one you learn while playing hooky in Town. 

BannAS i AINT NO cOCHORE . aH TELL aL yUH bANNAS i MAN IS Ital I dont do dem things Bannas.

The defectors has blown the wind out of the AFC's sail, the political gathering is now a wreck, damaged almost beyond repair, no amount of damage control can make it re-surface, the Hugheses are dead weight.

Granger said the PPP is frustrated after being in power for 21 years. Facts: The PPP changed four presidents during those 21 years, while Burnham alone ruled for 28 years. Who is more frustrated? According to them, a dictator never gets frustrated. Isn't the time for a hearty fart than a lousy laugh?

Moses never allowed himself to be bossed by a woman before, why now? 

Mr Nagamootoo needs to join with Mr Granger and get rid of this evil and wicked PPP government. Send them packing to the opposition so they can reform that wicked party.  

The best gift for the PPP is for Nagamootoo to join the PNC.  Already, he has lost most of his constituency, no one believes in him or his message.  He is yesterday's news.

Moses has reduced himself to a Dhobi (washer person). He is finished politically.

All the East Indians I know still support AFC and a few is looking closely at the Pro-Guyana/APNU association. You keep dreaming. All of our people are not racist like you. 

And when you woke up you smell shit since yuh head was stuck in yuh Kakahole!!

You trying hard TK but you now with the riggers and you praising them.

Madame, is Pro-Guyana/APNU similar to the AFC Action Plan? Please if you will, explain what action or words define a racist? Thank you!

Moses will continue to make noise but not relevant noise.

You probably offering free drink on the house, so they tell you what makes you happy.  If you believe that, you are a fool.

SHE IS NOT JUST A FOOL BUT THE BIGGEST FOOL ON THE PLANET.

Ow boi, Jagan died a long time ago. Stop being a anarchist.

Wow...a short absence and the monkeys have taken over the zoo. You idiots can deceive yourselves in the presence of the overwhelming reality of a Party dedicated to corrupt practices with no promise of change but the rest of us know the deal.

The PPP has to go. They have no promise to enhance our democracy since they insist they will not reform the dictatorial constitution. They have to go because they embrace autocracy.

No amount of race bating of personal backslapping because your filthy minds can conceive of ill intent of others when the naked truth of craven corrupt practices unfolds before your eyes daily.

I am satisfied with the reality that you will all end up with the short side of the stick. It is clear that this PPP run will come to an end and soon. In life, if the scales of justice sways too far to one side, it must come back. Such are the ways of things inevitably just.

Your permanent residence in the zoo is absolutely preserved for you.

Dude...you live in what looks like an upscale loogie in an an industrial park landscape so you do know what is a  the urban concrete jungle. I live in among the trees in a park setting. Now go imagine you will get out of those scruffy tenement looking buildings. It would be more productive than imagining me in a zoo.

Don't forget that d2 can afford this type of "high" living from his occupation as a store clerk behind a dollar store counter. What a great country America.

He still holding on to the AFC even thought they have literally been put out to pasture. 

Very revealing that you live among the trees in a park.

Your mama had to have made you from an amalgam of sperms from a skid row gang bang. You cannot come out so corrupt if you did not begin that way.

Most the influential AFC organizers in region 6 has walk away from the political gathering, the recent defections has damage the AFC beyond repair...

AFC is damaged beyond repair. RIP AFC.

Stabroek News, October 7, 2013

Dear Editor,

I was in the audience (as a scribe reporting for community publications) last Friday evening at the Queens public meeting where President Donald Ramotar updated the diaspora on the state of affairs in their homeland and fielded questions.Donald was booed a couple times (for remarks contrasting crime and sanitation with other countries and on corruption) and praised several times. What struck my attention was not what the President said but what he did not do or say. He failed to acknowledge and recognize the significant contributions of some towering New York-based personalities who helped to put the PPP into office and who played a critical role in the restoration of democracy in Guyana. He should have used his trip and or the speech to bring healing to and unite the disparate factions of the PPP’s support group, Association of Concerned Guyanese.

At the Ramotar public engagement, I saw former loyalists of the Association of Concerned Guyanese, support group of the PPP in America, who had a public fall-out with Mr Ramotar and who were very critical of him prior to the November 2011 elections. I know these individuals very well since 1977 having joined them (though I am not an ACG member) in protests, rallies, picketing exercises, etc, against the 24 year old PNC dictatorship. They were a small group but very dedicated to the cause and effective at organizing public actions and several of them attended numerous protest events and rallies organized by myself, Dr Baytoram Ramharack and Vassan Ramracha – all pioneers and founding fathers of the New York Guyanese revolutionary movement that helped to usher in democracy in the homeland. The PPP and Guyanese owe the ACG early activists (such as Arjune Karshan, Chuck Mohan, Mel Carpen, Joe Kanhai, Flatty Singh, Danny Singh, John Drepaul, ‘V’, etc), and later ones like Joe Kanhai, Abudul Hafeez, Chris Sarabit and his brother Michael, Samad Ally, individuals like Ramharack, Ramracha, Joe Ragnauth (DLM), Mahadeo Persaud, Dr Ravi Dev, Pandit Ramlall, Ramesh Kalicharran, Vishnu Bandhu, others activists of the WPA support group, etc a debt of gratitude for their commitment to the struggle. Political struggle was not easy. Very few people were interested in Guyana and we could not raise a dollar from them. Only a handful of us took up the cudgel — unrelenting in our activism to lobby international organizations and governments for the restoration of democracy in our former homeland. Even a Chinese Jamaican, Richard Chin, who joined us in the struggle, deserves kudos. Many of the activists suffered tremendously because of their commitment to the struggle – families were neglected and broken. Because they were so strongly wedded to the anti-dictatorial movement, some marriages ended in divorce. Some of the activists like Ramharack, Vassan, and myself gave virtually all of our financial resources to the movement; our incomes were used to fund activities and print literature for free public distribution. Virtually no New Yorker, apart from Karshan who served as Ambassador to Suriname for over 10 years, who partook in the revolution was ever recognized, honoured or rewarded for their immense contributions to the struggle. A few opportunists were highly rewarded. The ACG splintered after the restoration of democracy and the departure of Karshan who was the leader of the group for many years.

President Ramotar had a historic and unique opportunity last Friday to make a gesture to those former stalwarts of the struggle of the need for healing and a desire to reconcile factions. The presence of some of these ACG founders and activists, once critics of Mr Ramotar and former President Jagdeo, at the meeting was a clear signal of their desire for reconciliation with the PPP leadership but no one paid heed. President Ramotar should have taken advantage of his presence in NY to unite the various factions and to bring former stalwarts together.

Compromise and reconciliation with critics (overseas and domestic) are critical for the PPP especially if it is to recover lost support. The former PPP activists, turned critics, are not enemies of the party. They ought to be recognized for their hard work to help liberate Guyana from oppressive rule. On the issue of reconciliation, the PPP also needs to reach out to others who left (or were pushed out) for whatever reason. One name that comes to mind (and there are several including Lionel Peters, Sasenarine Singh, etc) is the experienced and highly respected Ralph Ramkarran. The PPP cannot afford to lose one vote and it will be very difficult for the party to win a majority in the next election without Ramkarran (given that Moses Nagamootoo is campaigning against the PPP) high in the line-up. And elections are not far away with Moses threatening a no confidence vote, the PNC saying it is ready for an election, and the PPP saying elections will be held soon. Reconciliation with constructive critics and former stalwarts, overseas activists, etc, is urgently needed by President Ramotar and General Secretary Clement Rohee in order to strengthen the party.

Yours faithfully,
Vishnu Bisram

HugeSeed got a huge WHATTACK here.

OAS refuses to collect Nagamootoo and by extension the AFC Cabal fictitious dossier , the AFC is loosing relevance by the day, it would take a Mammoth's task for that political gathering to gains more than seats in the next general elections