Two days after the recount should have begun GECOM still delaying. Now it looks another day is gone. What next? Why are they do mortally afraid?
Given the present assault on democracy in Guyana, in the full view of local and international observers, in the first instance, we will be pursuing sanctions against the following individuals (and their families) who are part of the plot or complicit in rigging the March 2, 2020 elections in Guyana:

GECOM is currently moving the containers with ballots from Region 3. These containers are being taken to the ACCC. Only two of the Region 4 containers which were taken to the GECOM Kingston Office this morning have been moved.
This is consistent with our belief that they don't want to count the Region 4 ballots first as agreed on by the CARICOM delegation.
The GECOM Chair had also given an undertaking to the Chief Justice that the Region 4 ballots will be counted.
Granger's prevarication and constant excuses seems designed to allow his minions to act contrary to what was agreed on.

I am not a member of either of the two major race groups in this country, my support for this or that party is based on what I THINK about their ability to rule my country with my brain and not my blood, I have no animosity against my afro Guyanese or my indo Guyanese brothers and sisters. I am therefore free to decide based on my interpretation of their performance.
First let me say that in 2015 I supported the APNU and therefore I supported David Granger to be President.
Since that time to now, I was completely disenchanted with the performance of the very government which I supported and campaigned to put in power.
Mr. Granger is not the President of the afro Guyanese population, he is the president of all of the people of all races in this country, so this is our executive president all of us, and since I helped to put him there I have every right to question his ability to perform the enormous task he has asked me to support him to take.
Last year I saw firsthand the enormous blunders which were made when we negotiated to exploit our oil with EXXON, not one aspect of it was handled well. And in the midst of all of this Mr. Granger was at the age of 74 diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, this is the worse type of lymphoma, you have no idea what that man has gone through, we were kept mostly in the dark as to his exact condition but as sick as he was, he neglected his job, because by his own admission we have Jan Mangal telling us that as the presidential adviser on oil, appointed by the IDB to help Guyana, he discovered that Trotman had signed agreements with EXXON one year before and the Executive President was not aware of it. This was the most important matter in his entire period of being my executive President and he was not in the picture and Trotman was allowed to run amok and deprive us all of participating beneficially in our own oil.
Last year my friend Brian Stratie Nobrega who finally died was undergoing radiation and chemotherapy for bone cancer. His hair fell out, his teeth fell out, he threw up dozens of times per day, he lost 70 pounds and was completely incapacitated, and disoriented, so I have some concept of what Mr. Granger has gone through and I see where we managed to make thousands of executive mistakes in that time. The health of my president is therefore important to me and I have a legitimate expectation that he will be operating at peak performance at all times.
In 11 commentaries, I recorded for this election I did not make Mr. Granger’s health an issue, but it did bother me. I don’t think it is unthinkable for any voter to question an Executive President’s ability to be in charge of their country at all times. But we did not make it an election issue, since we are still at heart, decent people. But it was a legitimate concern to me. He is seeking reelection for another 5 years and no one knows if the additional stress of such a massive responsibility, would allow him to complete a second term. So we have a legitimate reason to ask, if something happened to him who exactly will be our President. We must ask it because it is a real possibility that the question will come up sooner rather than later.
We held an election on the 2nd of March 2020. By the 3rd of March we knew that something was wrong at GECOM district 4 counting location. By the 5th I knew that the entire system had been hijacked by a person or persons who had no legal right to interfere with the process in that manner. They threatened the international observers, they threatened the returning officer, they threatened the Media workers, they threatened the political observers, but it took 11 days for the Executive President to act! We must remember that the Executive President appointed 4 of the 7 members of the GECOM commission, and so has a right to at least ask them what is going on. However as late as it was on the 12th March, after cavalcades of vehicles were going around the country waving flags and blowing their car horns declaring an APNU win, he then declared that he was going to ask CARICOM to supervise a recount of all of the votes cast in the election, and he delivered at last an address to the nation announcing his decision in the afternoon of the 15th March.
Eric Philips has made it his business to attack me for my private communications to a friend regarding Mr. Granger’s health. Well even though late Mr. Granger has finally acted in the best interest of his country, so that part of the issue is settled, by his actions Mr. Granger is saying that he had nothing to do with what went wrong, but something went horribly wrong in this election and now that Mr. Granger has acted, one can only deduce that elements within Mr. Granger’s own administration wanted to hijack this election since they were unprepared to yield power, so when at 2 or 3 AM in the region 4 counting office on March 3rd it became clear who the real winners of the election were, all hell broke loose.
The picture below shows Mr Eric Phillips and Mr. Harmon entertaining in the OP a high-ranking representative of InterOil owned by the now notorious Perrucci. This picture according to sources was published in the Guyana chronicle of the 28th Novenmner 2019 but is not today visible in the online version of the paper. this photograph was removed, I dont understand why, can Eric Phillips explain it?
The evidence we have is that these people were setting up to reap benefits from this oil for themselves and not for the people of this country. Mr. Harmon’s son had set up numerous off shore companies since 2019 to capitalize on this oil find, I questioned whether his father being the next in line to Mr. Granger should not see these actions as a conflict of interest, because I did see it as a gross conflict, my commentary explores how much this group invested, whilst Trotman was giving away our patrimony, no one was paying attention, they were setting up to fix themselves up, and not the people of Guyana.
This attempt to hijack this election is being supported by people who it is my opinion do not understand that they are supporting people who are seeking to benefit personally from this oil and in the long run they will be denied any real wealth as a nation. I honestly believe this, and so I cannot support it.