this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

ronan posted:

this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

The rigging machine is well oiled and working:

that Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here. They are kept at the Ministry of Citizenship for future use?

Will the GECOM chairman case come up for hearing before the elections? That holds the key to the rigging.  Delaying tactics by the PNC.

skeldon_man posted:

ronan posted:

this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

The rigging machine is well oiled and working:

that Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here. They are kept at the Ministry of Citizenship for future use?

More weeping for the PPP,they know their ethnic support are dwindling,suh raise the red flag "Rigging"

The PNC doan have to rig any Elections,if they play their cards correctly.

Django posted:

skeldon_man posted:

ronan posted:

this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

The rigging machine is well oiled and working:

that Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here. They are kept at the Ministry of Citizenship for future use?

 

More weeping for the PPP,they know their ethnic support are dwindling,suh raise the red flag "Rigging"

The PNC doan have to rig any Elections,if they play their cards correctly.

Their card is the rigging card. PNC HAVE NEVER WON A FREE AND FAIR ELECTION IN GUYANA. Go check the history books.

skeldon_man posted:

Their card is the rigging card. PNC HAVE NEVER WON A FREE AND FAIR ELECTION IN GUYANA. Go check the history books.

I am aware of the Rigging from 1968 to 1985,i lived in the country.After 1992 there are changes,the PPP lost the majority twice,the reasons are their ethnic support base dwindling.

PPP will cry rigging and no one will wipe their tears,the demographics have changed.

In upcoming LGE the PPP will win handsomely in rural NDCs. APNU will win in most townships. If AFC contests solo they will get blo-blo.

skeldon_man posted:

ronan posted:

this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

The rigging machine is well oiled and working:

that Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here. They are kept at the Ministry of Citizenship for future use?

And the racist Ryhaan Shah have proof of this or is she following BJ lead and thinks that put out a lie so that it will the people busy gossiping

Gilbakka posted:

In upcoming LGE the PPP will win handsomely in rural NDCs. APNU will win in most townships. If AFC contests solo they will get blo-blo.

The turnout at the LGE is usually low

Pointblank posted:

skeldon_man posted:

ronan posted:

this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

The rigging machine is well oiled and working:

that Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here. They are kept at the Ministry of Citizenship for future use?

And the racist Ryhaan Shah have proof of this or is she following BJ lead and thinks that put out a lie so that it will the people busy gossiping

 

 

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

Is that because you say so? Would this same label be attached to Dr David Hinds, Dr Clive Thomas, Takuma Ogunseye, Eric Phillips, ACDA, the Pan African Movement, the late Ronald Waddell, etc. I ask because I notice that he was referred to an "Indian activist" elsewhere.

Secondly, what he writes about, is not way out there in la la land. It may very well be that the PNC/coalition may win the 2020 election free and fair. OR with MINOR Rigging, which is most likely. THE FACT REMAINS THAT THE PNC HAS A TRACK RECORD OF RIGGING ELECTIONS...the fear will remain, so its not a red herring.

Eric Williams of Trinidad, has been known for minor rigging to keep the PNM in power, by using some the means Shah mentioned above. 

Besides, if these claims are untrue, given the track record of the PNC, they have an obligation to prove the opposition wrong...and they have a right to call for as many international observers as possible.

VishMahabir posted:

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

banna your act is getting kinda tiresome

ronan posted:

VishMahabir posted:

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

banna your act is getting kinda tiresome

I thought you tekkin a break and will come back later with your cockeyed half-truths.

Now you shooting blanks like Pointblank...2 peas in one pod?

VishMahabir posted:

ronan posted:

VishMahabir posted:

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

banna your act is getting kinda tiresome

I thought you tekkin a break and will come back later with your cockeyed half-truths.

you managing my schedule now?

your impertinence is amusing

here's the jokey part

fuss Ryhaan Shah seh:

"The Opposition raised questions in Parliament about the sudden jump in the number of Haitians currently in the country, the figure increasing from several hundred arrivals and departures in recent years to 6660 arrivals as of April 2018 with some 5485 Haitians now in Guyana."

then in the same piece she fughet sheself and seh:

"Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here." 

shhhhhh, shush . . . wan genius lady; wannabe GECOM chairman at work

lol

Burnham did this is the 70's with Islanders.  They were given land on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway and allowed to vote.  They were very racist against Indians.  I knew several of them and even some local Blacks had issues with their racism against Indians.

VishMahabir posted:

Pointblank posted:

skeldon_man posted:

ronan posted:

this Ryhaan Shah person was one of jagdeo's nominees for GECOM chairman . . . and the bald head banna actually expected Granger to take him seriously

smfh

The rigging machine is well oiled and working:

that Haitians are met at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, escorted to waiting vehicles and are given “safe passage” through Guyana after being furnished with Guyanese documents – birth certificates, ID cards, etc – which are left here. They are kept at the Ministry of Citizenship for future use?

And the racist Ryhaan Shah have proof of this or is she following BJ lead and thinks that put out a lie so that it will the people busy gossiping

 

 

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

 

Clinical Psychologists call it "Projection", a psychosis where people see themselves in others!  It's their way to deal with the demon within!

Baseman posted:

Burnham did this is the 70's with Islanders.  They were given land on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway and allowed to vote.  They were very racist against Indians.  I knew several of them and even some local Blacks had issues with their racism against Indians.

the risible contradictions in the PPP offerings on this subject in and out of parliament (pointed out) on this thread are lost on the stupid and the dishonest

where you are concerned . . . perhaps some combination of both plus a compulsion to divert . . .

btw, "Islanders" (none from Haiti) were migrating on 'banana' boats from deep poverty at least since colonial days

by the time Burnham came on the scene, that 'migration' was a mere trickle

those from the small French islands were called "palla walla" people because of their strange accents

some settled in places like Kwakwani and Wismar because of good paying work in the Bauxite industry . . . fully integrated in those communities

as a small boy, i know of many 1st generation in Georgetown, illiterate, living in deep poverty without papers

when Burnham socialism ruined Guyana's economy, many of the 2nd and 3rd generation scrambled to reclaim their roots and 'remigrated'

so stop your ignorance and nonsense

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

Burnham did this is the 70's with Islanders.  They were given land on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway and allowed to vote.  They were very racist against Indians.  I knew several of them and even some local Blacks had issues with their racism against Indians.

the risible contradictions in the PPP offerings on this subject in and out of parliament (pointed out) on this thread are lost on the stupid and the dishonest

where you are concerned . . . perhaps some combination of both plus a compulsion to divert . . .

btw, "Islanders" (none from Haiti) were migrating on 'banana' boats from deep poverty at least since colonial days

by the time Burnham came on the scene, that 'migration' was a mere trickle

those from the small French islands were called "palla walla" people because of their strange accents

some settled in places like Kwakwani and Wismar because of good paying work in the Bauxite industry . . . fully integrated in those communities

as a small boy, i know of many 1st generation in Georgetown, illiterate, living in deep poverty without papers

when Burnham socialism ruined Guyana's economy, many of the 2nd and 3rd generation scrambled to reclaim their roots and 'remigrated'

so stop your ignorance and nonsense

You clearly had left Guyana by that time and don't know what the hell I'm referring to!

Baseman posted:

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

Burnham did this is the 70's with Islanders.  They were given land on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway and allowed to vote.  They were very racist against Indians.  I knew several of them and even some local Blacks had issues with their racism against Indians.

the risible contradictions in the PPP offerings on this subject in and out of parliament (pointed out) on this thread are lost on the stupid and the dishonest

where you are concerned . . . perhaps some combination of both plus a compulsion to divert . . .

btw, "Islanders" (none from Haiti) were migrating on 'banana' boats from deep poverty at least since colonial days

by the time Burnham came on the scene, that 'migration' was a mere trickle

those from the small French islands were called "palla walla" people because of their strange accents

some settled in places like Kwakwani and Wismar because of good paying work in the Bauxite industry . . . fully integrated in those communities

as a small boy, i know of many 1st generation in Georgetown, illiterate, living in deep poverty without papers

when Burnham socialism ruined Guyana's economy, many of the 2nd and 3rd generation scrambled to reclaim their roots and 'remigrated'

so stop your ignorance and nonsense

You clearly had left Guyana by that time and don't know what the hell I'm referring to!

you are a compulsive liar!

i speak to the roots of your tall tales

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

Burnham did this is the 70's with Islanders.  They were given land on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway and allowed to vote.  They were very racist against Indians.  I knew several of them and even some local Blacks had issues with their racism against Indians.

the risible contradictions in the PPP offerings on this subject in and out of parliament (pointed out) on this thread are lost on the stupid and the dishonest

where you are concerned . . . perhaps some combination of both plus a compulsion to divert . . .

btw, "Islanders" (none from Haiti) were migrating on 'banana' boats from deep poverty at least since colonial days

by the time Burnham came on the scene, that 'migration' was a mere trickle

those from the small French islands were called "palla walla" people because of their strange accents

some settled in places like Kwakwani and Wismar because of good paying work in the Bauxite industry . . . fully integrated in those communities

as a small boy, i know of many 1st generation in Georgetown, illiterate, living in deep poverty without papers

when Burnham socialism ruined Guyana's economy, many of the 2nd and 3rd generation scrambled to reclaim their roots and 'remigrated'

so stop your ignorance and nonsense

You clearly had left Guyana by that time and don't know what the hell I'm referring to!

you are a compulsive liar!

i speak to the roots of your tall tales

Listen knucklehead, I am not speaking of the banana boat days, I'm talking GAC days.  We saw and met these Islanders, their kids came to our school.  Their parents were openly and vocally racists even making fun of Indian names and lifestyle.  The worse (Cheer leader) was one who drove a Black Humber Hawk who referred to all Indians as "mud-head coolies."

Don't tell me I'm lying, I did not hear it from anyone, I knew and met them.  They were all given land on the Linden highway and up in the Timehri-Alliance layout area where farm land was being given out!

Baseman posted:

Listen knucklehead, I am not speaking of the banana boat days, I'm talking GAC days.  We saw and met these Islanders, their kids came to our school.  Their parents were openly and vocally racists even making fun of Indian names and lifestyle.  The worse (Cheer leader) was one who drove a Black Humber Hawk who referred to all Indians as "mud-head coolies."

Don't tell me I'm lying, I did not hear it from anyone, I knew and met them.  They were all given land on the Linden highway and up in the Timehri-Alliance layout area where farm land was being given out!

so, how is this anecdote some plan by the PNC to alter the demographics of Guyana?

if so, where is the evidence of this today?

you bring NOTHING to the table other than bad encounter with some small islanders with racial attitude towards Indo-Guyanese

Burnhan didn't need a couple of "Islander" immigrant families to win sham elections in Guyana!

g'wan dahside with yuh simple-minded fantasies and LIES

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

Listen knucklehead, I am not speaking of the banana boat days, I'm talking GAC days.  We saw and met these Islanders, their kids came to our school.  Their parents were openly and vocally racists even making fun of Indian names and lifestyle.  The worse (Cheer leader) was one who drove a Black Humber Hawk who referred to all Indians as "mud-head coolies."

Don't tell me I'm lying, I did not hear it from anyone, I knew and met them.  They were all given land on the Linden highway and up in the Timehri-Alliance layout area where farm land was being given out!

so, how is this anecdote some plan by the PNC to alter the demographics of Guyana?

if so, where is the evidence of this today?

you bring NOTHING to the table other than bad encounter with some small islanders with racial attitude towards Indo-Guyanese

Burnhan didn't need a couple of "Islander" immigrant families to win sham elections in Guyana!

g'wan dahside with yuh simple-minded fantasies and LIES

I don't know how many were spread through out Guyana.  I also knew many eventually left and returned home as (I believe) life in Guyana was more difficult than they expected.

Baseman posted:

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

Listen knucklehead, I am not speaking of the banana boat days, I'm talking GAC days.  We saw and met these Islanders, their kids came to our school.  Their parents were openly and vocally racists even making fun of Indian names and lifestyle.  The worse (Cheer leader) was one who drove a Black Humber Hawk who referred to all Indians as "mud-head coolies."

Don't tell me I'm lying, I did not hear it from anyone, I knew and met them.  They were all given land on the Linden highway and up in the Timehri-Alliance layout area where farm land was being given out!

so, how is this anecdote some plan by the PNC to alter the demographics of Guyana?

if so, where is the evidence of this today?

you bring NOTHING to the table other than bad encounter with some small islanders with racial attitude towards Indo-Guyanese

Burnhan didn't need a couple of "Islander" immigrant families to win sham elections in Guyana!

g'wan dahside with yuh simple-minded fantasies and LIES

I don't know how many were spread through out Guyana.  I also knew many eventually left and returned home as (I believe) life in Guyana was more difficult than they expected.

you obviously "don't know" a lot

as a grown man, holding on to a cherished LIE/FANTASY for dear life doan do you no credit

smfh

Every single Black President in Guyana was a rigger.

They do not give up until they die (Burnham) or they are forced to conduct free and fair election (Hoyte). We now have a third rigger, Granger. He already illegally appointed his own Election Commission Chairman. 

Very sad.

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

Listen knucklehead, I am not speaking of the banana boat days, I'm talking GAC days.  We saw and met these Islanders, their kids came to our school.  Their parents were openly and vocally racists even making fun of Indian names and lifestyle.  The worse (Cheer leader) was one who drove a Black Humber Hawk who referred to all Indians as "mud-head coolies."

Don't tell me I'm lying, I did not hear it from anyone, I knew and met them.  They were all given land on the Linden highway and up in the Timehri-Alliance layout area where farm land was being given out!

so, how is this anecdote some plan by the PNC to alter the demographics of Guyana?

if so, where is the evidence of this today?

you bring NOTHING to the table other than bad encounter with some small islanders with racial attitude towards Indo-Guyanese

Burnhan didn't need a couple of "Islander" immigrant families to win sham elections in Guyana!

g'wan dahside with yuh simple-minded fantasies and LIES

I don't know how many were spread through out Guyana.  I also knew many eventually left and returned home as (I believe) life in Guyana was more difficult than they expected.

you obviously "don't know" a lot

as a grown man, holding on to a cherished LIE/FANTASY for dear life doan do you no credit

smfh

Where there's smoke, there's fire.  You are a "holocaust' denier and will seek any reason to doubt the truth.  Just like witnessing the rigging at one location, I don't know what happened all over, but one can assume the plotters had a grander plan!

Baseman posted:

You are a "holocaust' denier and will seek any reason to doubt the truth.  Just like witnessing the rigging at one location, I don't know what happened all over, but one can assume the plotters had a grander plan!

my extended family don't find it funny you trivializing the Holocaust

you must be real desperate casting around in the gutter for mitigating 'argument'

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

You are a "holocaust' denier and will seek any reason to doubt the truth.  Just like witnessing the rigging at one location, I don't know what happened all over, but one can assume the plotters had a grander plan!

my extended family don't find it funny you trivializing the Holocaust

you must be real desperate casting around in the gutter for mitigating 'argument'

Me, my family and my extended family does not find it funny you trivializing the Indian experiencing under the PNC!

VishMahabir posted:

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

 

Oh "well read" scholar and self professed student of Guyanese history and politics, Shah is a woman. Dummy.

Baseman posted:

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

You are a "holocaust' denier and will seek any reason to doubt the truth.  Just like witnessing the rigging at one location, I don't know what happened all over, but one can assume the plotters had a grander plan!

my extended family don't find it funny you trivializing the Holocaust

you must be real desperate casting around in the gutter for mitigating 'argument'

Me, my family and my extended family does not find it funny you trivializing the Indian experiencing under the PNC!

you trivialize the Holocaust - mentioning it by name

then you have the insane nerve to try perfume up your scumbag gutter turn, offering up race grievance under Burnham rule as equivalent 

you crawl on your belly sir . . . a creature with no decency, historical intelligence, sense of proportion or shame!

done

Iguana posted:

VishMahabir posted:

Just curious...why is this guy Shah called a "racist"?.

 

Oh "well read" scholar and self professed student of Guyanese history and politics, Shah is a woman. Dummy.

He is knucklehead. 

ronan posted:

Baseman posted:

You are a "holocaust' denier and will seek any reason to doubt the truth.  Just like witnessing the rigging at one location, I don't know what happened all over, but one can assume the plotters had a grander plan!

my extended family don't find it funny you trivializing the Holocaust

you must be real desperate casting around in the gutter for mitigating 'argument'

Your extended family should not be reading GNI then. Jews are the main problem in the entire Middle East. Even the people in Europe don't want them there.