The 2020 elections will be a landslide victory for the PNC. No need for AFC or all those other parties making up APNU. Their usefulness is over just like the usefulness of the UF after the 1964 elections.

ksazma posted:

The 2020 elections will be a landslide victory for the PNC. No need for AFC or all those other parties making up APNU. Their usefulness is over just like the usefulness of the UF after the 1964 elections.

Bhai,

don't make joke,don't forget in 1992,how the PNC was booted out of office.

Django posted:

ksazma posted:

The 2020 elections will be a landslide victory for the PNC. No need for AFC or all those other parties making up APNU. Their usefulness is over just like the usefulness of the UF after the 1964 elections.

Bhai,

don't make joke,don't forget in 1992,how the PNC was booted out of office.

That is correct. However, that was after not caring about how other felt about their rigging mischief for four straight elections and a referendum. If the PNC history is to be taken into consideration, they will not pass up on their wicked ways on their first election i.e. 2020.

ksazma posted:

The 2020 elections will be a landslide victory for the PNC. No need for AFC or all those other parties making up APNU. Their usefulness is over just like the usefulness of the UF after the 1964 elections.

I have to agree. I can see Guyana breaking into a violent post election period in 2020. With oil comes corruption. The PNC has done NOTHING in terms of economic development and are just waiting for oil money.

Allegedly the taste of the USD $ 20 million bonus is like drugs for these chaps. They are hooked and will stop at nothing to stay in power.

The entire nation will suffer in poverty and since the price of oil is very volatile, the PNC is making the biggest mistake by putting all off their eggs in one basket.

Ramjattan and Moses know that their party is dead and as such they will hang on to Granger's coat tail as long as their soup bowl is full. As history teaches us, they will eventually be kicked to the curb in due course.