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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Moses wanted the PPP's leadership but can't lead.

He lashed out at the PPP for not giving him the Leadership on a silver platter.

he discussed his problems with americans and not the PPP. A sign of a bad leader.

He was not nominated for the presidential candidaTE.

The AFC complains about the way the PPP had chosen their candidate and then turned back and offer the Vice Presidency to moses nagamootoo if he joins them.

That opportunists took the bait.

TK, Sase and GR were given the Goumattie traetment and they have the nerve to accuse the PPP of nepotism and favouritism.

Jagdeo said that Moses got rich under the PPP and he is complaining about corruption, a culture he has known and supported. he was willing to overlook them if he becomes the leader. This is the guy the corrupt AFCites think is a saint.

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Originally posted by Mary:
How can Moses help his supporters if the PPP and the AFC don't trust him?

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by Mary:
How can Moses help his supporters if the PPP and the AFC don't trust him?

We know the PPP do not trust him because they said so and tried to destroy his reputation. As is apparent by the AFC appointing him to parliament and nominating him for speaker they certainly place a lot of trust in him.

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Originally posted by Guyana1:
Who cares. You are in the same crowd. Are your feeling hurt ? Go drive your car, sorry go use the subway.

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Originally posted by Kari:

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
Moses wanted the PPP's leadership but can't lead.

He lashed out at the PPP for not giving him the Leadership on a silver platter.

he discussed his problems with americans and not the PPP. A sign of a bad leader.

He was not nominated for the presidential candidaTE.

The AFC complains about the way the PPP had chosen their candidate and then turned back and offer the Vice Presidency to moses nagamootoo if he joins them.

That opportunists took the bait.

TK, Sase and GR were given the Goumattie traetment and they have the nerve to accuse the PPP of nepotism and favouritism.

Jagdeo said that Moses got rich under the PPP and he is complaining about corruption, a culture he has known and supported. he was willing to overlook them if he becomes the leader. This is the guy the corrupt AFCites think is a saint.

Rama, go pray for your sins and abandon that cocoon you live on.

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Originally posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:
I predict Ravi Dev will return to active politics. Crisis situation will create an opportunity for him.

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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:

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Originally posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:
I predict Ravi Dev will return to active politics. Crisis situation will create an opportunity for him.

Will he join the ANPU or the AFC?

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Originally posted by Errol Arthur:

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by Mary:
How can Moses help his supporters if the PPP and the AFC don't trust him?

We know the PPP do not trust him because they said so and tried to destroy his reputation. As is apparent by the AFC appointing him to parliament and nominating him for speaker they certainly place a lot of trust in him.

It is obvious that the PPP mmade a series of collossal blunders in their haqndling of Moses. It is equally obvious that the AFC would have been decimated were it not for Moses. This only compounds the PPP's dotishness. However, while I agree that the bAFC trusts him, I cannot see him being Speaker. That is a plum that APNU would want to keep for itself.

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Originally posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:
D2, as sophisticated as you sound you predictions on this board over the years have mostly being wrong.

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by Errol Arthur:

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Originally posted by D2:

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Originally posted by Mary:
How can Moses help his supporters if the PPP and the AFC don't trust him?

We know the PPP do not trust him because they said so and tried to destroy his reputation. As is apparent by the AFC appointing him to parliament and nominating him for speaker they certainly place a lot of trust in him.

It is obvious that the PPP mmade a series of collossal blunders in their haqndling of Moses. It is equally obvious that the AFC would have been decimated were it not for Moses. This only compounds the PPP's dotishness. However, while I agree that the bAFC trusts him, I cannot see him being Speaker. That is a plum that APNU would want to keep for itself.

If strategy to get influence in the society and rehabilitate their reputation is of the essence, they will not grab for this plum. It means the AFC can ask for PPP support to get their people in. That is why this is a deliberative process and for this government to survive it must be case by case negotiations. Each side, the PPP, the AFC and the PNC cannot hold to hard and fast conditions. They ought to play for the greatest payoff in the long run. In the long run. The greatest pay off here is to concede to this gesture and give it to the mediating party, the AFC.

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Originally posted by Guyana1:
Just be patient. Wait and see the APNU party splitting up like parties do in Africa.