quote:

Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

quote:

DG: They should have been focused with practical approaches since 2006.

Eh...eh...Aristotle I see you and carib are now good friends.

I notice your new deep insight: "practical approaches."

Oh great GNI Aristotle could you please outline this for the common man?

quote:

DG: The ability to deal with substance will always be your greatest shortfall.

Dwelling with unrelated issues and spewing nonsense seem to be your inured trait.

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

quote:

Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

quote:

DG: They should have been focused with practical approaches since 2006.

Eh...eh...Aristotle I see you and carib are now good friends. I notice your new deep insight: "practical approaches."

Oh great GNI Aristotle could you please outline this for the common man?

The ability to deal with substance will always be your greatest shortfall.

Dealing with unrelated issues and spewing nonsense seem to be your inured trait.

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
The ability to deal with substance has always been my greatest shortfall.

Dealing with unrelated issues and spewing nonsense seems to be an inured trait of mine.

quote:

Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

quote:

DG: The ability to deal with substance will always be your greatest shortfall.

Dwelling with unrelated issues and spewing nonsense seem to be your inured trait.

Oh Aristotle...is that your "practical approaches"?

quote:

Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

quote:

DG: They should have been focused with practical approaches since 2006.

Eh...eh...Aristotle I see you and carib are now good friends. I notice your new deep insight: "practical approaches." Oh great GNI Aristotle could you please outline this for the common man?

quote:

Originally posted by Rahmah bin Jabr:

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
The ability to deal with substance has always been my greatest shortfall.

Dealing with unrelated issues and spewing nonsense seems to be an inured trait of mine.

DG, You are on the road to recovery. You have finally turned the corner.
All the best....

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

quote:

Originally posted by TK_REDUX:

quote:

DG: They should have been focused with practical approaches since 2006.

Eh...eh...Aristotle I see you and carib are now good friends. I notice your new deep insight: "practical approaches." Oh great GNI Aristotle could you please outline this for the common man?

actually its becaus he is telling the truth. The AFc was silent until the past year and now run to preserve their seats. What were they doing before?

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
]
CaribJ ..

Unfortunately, it appears that the AFC will be hard pressed to maintain their current number of seats.

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

CaribJ ..

Unfortunately, it appears that the AFC will be hard pressed to maintain their current number of seats.

I fear this. Not that its because thos wewho voted for them will vote PPP. They will either return to the PNC or not vote. Many PPP supporters, equally upset, might also not vote.

I predict a very low turn out, which should bother people who know that until 2006 Guyanese were the most enthusiastic voters in teh Caribbean. Maybe for the wrong reasons (race).

In any society when voters lose confidence in the political process they become available to those who offer alternatives. I do not know if you will like a Guyana Spring.

THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF GUYANA - 2011

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF GUYANA - 2011

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Unfortunately, it appears that the AFC will be hard pressed to maintain their current number of seats.

quote:

Originally posted by Mitwah:
[

Fortunately for the AFC, no one is buying this propaganda. Your nurse is looking for you.

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

The question will be whether the PPP fails to crack 50%.

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
WikiLeaks information indicated clearly that the PPP/C is the only organized entity in Guyana, .

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

The question will be whether the PPP fails to crack 50%.

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
WikiLeaks information indicated clearly that the PPP/C is the only organized entity in Guyana,

wikileaks also said Guyana is headed to becoming a narcostate. I guess you consider this as credible as their remarks about teh various political parties.

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:

quote:

Originally posted by Mitwah:


You don't speak for most Guyanese.

AFC!!!

supwermike said the same thing. One thing you know mitwah is the PPP will get more votes than the AFC. The question will be will those disgusted with the PPPNC bother to vote? My bet is that they will not bother.

As many say AFC excitement seems to be mostly with overseas Guyanese. In Guyana they seem to struggle to attract crowds.

Prove me wrong.

quote:

Originally posted by caribj:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by asj:
PPP ALL THE WAY: LET PROGRESS CONTINUES


President Bharrat Jagdeo speaking to the massive gathering at the inaugural Parika Night and Expo 2011.


Presidential Candidate and Adviser Donald Ramotar speaking to the gathering at the Parika Night and Expo 2011.

First ever Parika Expo attracts massive crowd - President shares news of major Region Three development plans

Georgetown, GINA, August 28, 2011

Organisers of the first ever Parika Night and Expo 2011 are deeming it as an event similar to the Main Big Lime after a massive crowd turned out in support on the evening of August 27, in the popular Region Three village. They were so impressed at its success that they gave the nod of approval for it to become an annual feature of the East Bank Essequibo village and a calendar event of the Tourism Ministry.

The inaugural Parika Night and Expo 2011 event was organised through a partnership effort of the Mara/Parika Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC), Business community and the Ministry of Tourism Industry and Commerce.

President Bharrat Jagdeo was among those who appeared at the fun filled event in the company of Minister of Housing and Water Irfaan Ali and was later joined by Presidential Candidate and Adviser Donald Ramotar who mingled with the crowd in customary meet and greet fashion.

A section of the road leading to the expo in the vicinity of Hydronia was cordoned off to vehicular traffic and as patrons made their way in they were greeted by a towering "Welcome" sign.

The sale of local cuisines and popular sound systems, stationed at various locations augmented the party like atmosphere while sections of the business community were represented by booth displays.

Patrons were also treated to live band and dance performances with special appearances by some popular local and regional artistes such as Guyanese born "Natural Black" from Jamaica and Little Joey from Trinidad and Tobago.

While addressing the gathering President Jagdeo commended the organisers for staging the event that attracted a crowd of such magnitude and used the occasion to provide an update on major development plans in the making for Region Three.
Foremost on the agenda is the extension of the road into a four lane highway from the Demerara Harbour Bridge, West Bank Demerara to Parika, East Bank Essequibo which he said will significantly ease traffic congestion. The plan is one of several to be implemented on sections of the countries roads laden with heavy traffic. The Head of State also spoke of the $600M being spent at present on the construction of a state of the art synthetic track at Leonora which he described as a necessary component of community development.

"That facility when completed, will be lighted, hundreds of events will run off there, you're going to have a series of hotels and restaurants and a number of things built around it so that the West Coast too will enjoy a whole range of facilities that people in Georgetown and other parts have access to," President Jagdeo said.

The Leonora Technical Institute, which is under construction according to President Jagdeo will attract students from across Guyana and the islands. More importantly, he said, residents of the West Coast will no longer have to bear the coast of travelling to the city for such education.
Such investments, President Jagdeo said are testimony to the country's robust economy and Government's commitment to progress.
Ramotar, a native of Region Three subsequently joined the expo and addressed the gathering and compared the Parika of today, to that of the past.

"Today we have three banks, functioning here and the community itself has become very vibrant," Ramotar said.

Parika Night and Expo 2011 attracted over 30 participants according to Chairman of the Parika NDC Parmanand Samlall, the majority of which are the business community, commercial banks and NDC.

.

quote:

Originally posted by albert: