From this thread: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/25920570051 - Nearly a week since flood and Region 9 ent see di AFC yet

1. For 19 years, it is known what the rainy season will bring to the road. You are not denying that the resources to fix it are there, are you now? So the question is timing...why not do it in time? Please, it is a very simple question.

2. And on the question of assistance, who has access to state resources and proclaims itself a working class party? And if you are such a working class party why are you making demands of "a cake shop" party to assist?

From this thread: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...72/m/12020969941/p/2 - AFC has already won the 2011 elections

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Originally posted by albert:

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Originally posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

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Originally posted by Henry:
Don't worry, the AFC discussions will be over in a few months.

So why are albert and Jason (SJ4321) and their masters so worried, that everyday, several times a day, they have to say something about the AFC?

Because it's politics

Fair enough, albert. But as you and Jason like to say, the AFC amounts to nothing, so why not focus your energy on the target that poses the greatest threat? Or are you admitting the AFC, in not joining JOPP, is your greatest threat?

Now, please see that I have answered your questions here: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/77220790051 and here: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/24420001051

Will you answer mine here please: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/25920570051

From this thread again: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...72/m/12020969941/p/2 - AFC has already won the 2011 elections

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Originally posted by albert: Tell me what does cocaine in "peppa sauce" look like? How come executives from the AFC is so chummy with one of Guyana's most notorious drug cartels? I guess drug money has its benefits right?

It is the duty of your PPP to deal with these issues, not "a cake shop" party like the AFC. So, please, tell me if you all have this information, why you are not acting on it? And by not acting on it, are you not accessories to the drug problem that plagues our nation?

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Originally posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:
From this thread: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/25920570051 - Nearly a week since flood and Region 9 ent see di AFC yet

1. For 19 years, it is known what the rainy season will bring to the road. You are not denying that the resources to fix it are there, are you now? So the question is timing...why not do it in time? Please, it is a very simple question.

2. And on the question of assistance, who has access to state resources and proclaims itself a working class party? And if you are such a working class party why are you making demands of "a cake shop" party to assist?

He huddling with his masters in OP, between dutty-haus breaks, to figure out next steps. Like Anthony Weiner, he hopee the problem goes away.

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Originally posted by baseman: He huddling with his masters in OP, between dutty-haus breaks, to figure out next steps. Like Anthony Weiner, he hopes the problem goes away.

By now they should know me better than that.

I can't believe that after spending so much money generally, and then a great deal of effort to dig in my personal life, that this remains the most ineffectual part of their propaganda machinery. smh

Albert is busy ...he seh there is a shortage of vaseline and cotton wool...

Albert is conflicted and in deep pain . His heart-strings are urging him to root for the AFC , but he remains silent on that score, for he knows the reality of daily survival forces him into intellectual prostitution with the paymasters in the regime, thus he's forced to peddle their line.

He has sought a compromise between his heart and his need to survive in reality , by deciding to be ridiculous in the utmost when his makes his online posts . ...And now, look what we have done being carried away in showing how Albert's posts are mere drivel. We have exposed his real intentions. So sorry Albert, Come back, we are happy you support the AFC
We known in the privacy of the ballot box you will do the right thing and come clean
Come back and keep up the pretence about bad-mouthing the AFC You are doing a fantastic job
Come back and give Gerhard's questions a shot.

@Mits and squingy.

Ayuh go easy on he now, looks like he's admitted defeat: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...20421051#42320421051

Albert hi!!!

AAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLBBBBBBBBBBBBEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTTTTT

Albert, don't be shy...

Is how come dis banna missing this here thread eh?

The program doesn't seem to have the capability of answering questions.

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Originally posted by cain:
Is how come dis banna missing this here thread eh?

The program doesn't seem to have the capability of answering questions.

Everytime he see the thread, dutty time.

Albutthead shy baaddd!!!

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albert knows that most Guyanese no longer like the PPP. But he also knows that few of these plan to vote and that many, especially the youth and urban residents, arent even registered. The AFC and the PNC feel that their supporters will vote becausde that is what these parties wish.

Like a man said last night "the PNC is a coconut tree with no roots", this after opining that the PNC is considered boring even to their own supporters, is doing little to conduct a registration drive in its strongholds, appears disunited, and has done virtually nothing to bring excitement to a rather dull campaign.

He had nothing to say about the AFC because there is just nothing to say about them, he feeks. They cant win is the dominant opinion. "De PPP bound to win". So whats there to talk about?

Like a good soup drinker albert knows where his bread is buttered and will not jeopardize this as he knows full well how vicious the PPP can be.

Albert, come on! Be decent and say thanks for being let off the hook for now.

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Originally posted by Mitwah:
Albert, come on! Be decent and say thanks for being let off the hook for now.

A-Butt, decent, oxymoron!!

albert, we are still awaiting your answers. Your masters would have had enough time to study this thread, so you should have the answers available.

Abert too busy posting pictures of sinking ships and repeating itself, then it goes and posts trash talk and dirt on people,it gonna get itself unplugged if it doan watch out deh.

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Originally posted by baseman:

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Originally posted by Mitwah:
Albert, come on! Be decent and say thanks for being let off the hook for now.

A-Butt, decent, oxymoron!!

Albert, like Prem gave you the day off!!!

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Originally posted by Mitwah:
Albert, like Prem gave you the day off!!!

Is de runnins gat he bad, prabably lookin fuh mo Chranicle newspapah fuh wet an wipe

From: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/86420851051

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Originally posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

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Originally posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:

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Originally posted by albert: Even worse is the fact that many of them did not declare their income and assets to the Integrity Commission as is required for certain categories of Public Servants. These pagans of virtue should've been at the front of the line demonstrating how "corruption free" they truly are. Bo no!

Khemraj Ramjattan has been making his declarations year after year. albert, please furnish me the list of PPP MPs who have complied. I am sure OP would be more than happy to give you the info. Thank you.

Waiting, albert.

Still waiting, albert.

Albert a little busy now.

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Originally posted by Mad Max:
Albert a little busy now.

I did say you remind me of albert.

I notice Albert and Mad Max don't post at the same time

push!

Wasn't "Max" a chewing gum made by Beharry?

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Originally posted by cain:
Wasn't "Max" a chewing gum made by Beharry?

Do they taste like 'Texas 99' cigarette ?

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Originally posted by Zen:
I notice Albert and Mad Max don't post at the same time

It look like Albert is missing in action. He has become an (M.I.A.). I hope he did not ask his guy at Freedom house for an increase in pocket money because of the up coming election and inflation in New York.

Albert has got to remember them guys at Freedom House are magicians they can make your A-S disappear.

albert, you have posted the above video here: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/86420851051

Can you tell us what steps the PPP are taking to prosecute the parties involved? If none are being taken, kindly explain why. Thank you.

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Originally posted by Wally:
It look like Albert is missing in action. He has become an (M.I.A.). I hope he did not ask his guy at Freedom house for an increase in pocket money because of the up coming election and inflation in New York.

Albert has got to remember them guys at Freedom House are magicians they can make your A-S disappear.

albert, if yuh bucta gat koongsee in it, what would you do? Clean it, or say, oh look he bucta ovah deh gat koongsee in it tuh, and continue to model in your bucta full of koongsee?

Ow "albert", no doctorate or US$220,000 a year salary can equip you to defend the indefensible. Watch how yuh chamkay an gaan to bed. Doan fuhgyet fuh clean yuh bucta

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Originally posted by Gerhard Ramsaroop:
albert, if yuh bucta gat koongsee in it, what would you do? Clean it, or say, oh look he bucta ovah deh gat koongsee in it tuh, and continue to model in your bucta full of koongsee?

Albert probably ran off with a few of them ladies from Jagdeo's picture because no business was being done by Jagdeo.

Today Dr "albert" proclaimed the PPP a working class party and said the they do their best for the vulnerable of our country. In our discourse, here: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...72/m/77620031051/p/2 and here: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/98520071051 , I asked Dr "albert" a number of questions, none of which he answered. And so, I have put them on this special thread dedicated to all his unanswered questions. It must be noted that "albert" is no fool. He pretends to be so as to hide is identity. He even deliberately mispells my name.

albert: It shows the administration is a pro working class one...that puts the interest of the people first and will continue to invest billions of dollars in the social sector...thus the socio-economic conditions well be improved

Gerhard: Pro working class like this: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/92220651051 and this: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/39020171051 ?

Doesn't corruption affect the working class the most? Please see: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/20120921051 . Please also tell us what the PPP has done to combat corruption. Let's hear about persecutions and reparations.


albert: The Government will continue to invest billions of billions in the social sector...improving the lives of the citizens....the critics have to say all the Government fulfills the needs of the most vulnerable in society...

Gerhard: That's right. Letting the sugar industry languish so lands can be practically given away to those connected to the Gov't. That is how the needs of the most vulnerable are fulfilled.

Not implementing any significant reforms in the security and justice sector has served the vulnerable well.

Allowing contractors to work in depressed areas without conditions to significantly employ locals is serving the vulnerable.

Not finding ways to keep our nurses and teachers is serving the vulnerable.

What about the p u s s yfooting around Rusal? The vulnerable are being served right?

Employing people at super-salaries, some reputed at US$220,000 annually, to spout propaganda serves the vulnerable, right?


albert: (Gave a long GINA list of monies the Gov't spent)

Gerhard: I never said the Gov't does nothing, and hasn't done anything.

Imagine how much more can be done, by cutting corruption and super salaries such as those at US$220,000 per year.

Imagine, too, how much less would have to be spent if the vulnerable are given more job opportunities and access to education and healthcare.

Empty schools and hospitals do nothing. The security situation continues to make our people run, not no globalisation.

How hard is it for the Gov't to set up specific housing for nurses, teachers and police? How hard is it to give them tax exemptions? Every year, I repeat every year, since the introduction of VAT, tax revenue estimates have been exceeded. If you are so working-class, Dr "albert", as you claim, why not give something back?


Gerhard: Dr "albert", why is there no internship programme for UG students? How hard would it be to do something like that? The Gov't sector can take many and the all you have to do is grant tax concessions to the private sector for each intern. That would be giving real opportunities to the vulnerable as opposed to hand outs.


Gerhard: What about the Berbice bridge Dr "albert"? You are making the poor pay for infrastructure that is of benefit to the whole country. On top of that by the bridge's location you have denied opportunities to the vulnerable on the banks of the Berbice River, including New Amsterdam. By the choice of bridge which will lead to a faster rate of siltation than the Demerara river, you are dooming even more of our vulnerable who live upriver.


albert: The administration is at full throttle in improving the socio-economic conditions in society...yes it will not be easy and yes the Government is up to the task of completely eradicating poverty from the society the concerns of the most vulnerable in society is on the front burner of the administration...

Gerhard: Rubbish!!!

Too many are being left behind!

What has been done curtail corruption?!

Why are there more than 20 Ministries when Dr Jagan, who had almost 12 years of experience governing the country and 50 years as politician on the ground, said we only need 13?

Why are there super salaries such as US$220,000 per year when Dr Jagan said we do not need to pay so much?

Why does infrastructure break almost as fast it is being built? Has anybody been held accountable for the Charity wharf and the Supenaam stelling?

Uncle Tola: Why is it taking 19 years to do this, while the poor are losing hope struggling to pay for daily food items and commiting suicide in large numbers?


albert: Gerald is following a thread of the A.F.C...No new ideas and they are criticizing the administration to remind relevant in the news...without their crazy assertions they will become extinct in the minds of many...with or without your crazy assertions Gerald...the A.F.C will not make it back to the National Assembly...

Gerhard: I don't care. Those in the PPP, the old ones, the genuine ones, not you, the new ones who sell their souls to the highest bidder, know that my politics has never been about seeking position. If the AFC fails I won't stop speaking out for my people, and I will never become someone like you. US$220,000 may sound like a lot of money, but it can never bring happiness when your conscience kicks in more and more as you age. You will live to see too how Guyana will shrug you all off like a dog shakes its fleas, whether under the AFC or another party. It is simply a matter of time.

You will be among the fist to run seeking greener pastures. However, your deeds on GNI are now public record, and most reputable Universities will not want you.


albert: (He mentions the most commendable GBTI's Women of Worth (WOW) loan scheme)

Gerhard: Indeed these are wonderful initiatives and I am proud of Shaleeza, my QC classmate.

However, I never said the Gov't does nothing, and hasn't done anything.

Imagine how much more can be done, by cutting corruption and super salaries such as those at US$220,000 per year.

Imagine, too, how much less would have to be spent if the vulnerable are given more job opportunities and access to education and healthcare.

Empty schools and hospitals do nothing. The security situation continues to make our people run, not no globalisation.

How hard is it for the Gov't to set up specific housing for nurses, teachers and police? How hard is it to give them tax exemptions? Every year, I repeat every year, since the introduction of VAT, tax revenue estimates have been exceeded. If you are so working-class, Dr "albert", as you claim, why not give something back?


Gerhard: Dr "albert" please tell us how opportunities for women have changed over the past 19 years.

Here, take a look at plastic city: http://guyanafriends.com/eve/f...604972/m/964106915?r and http://www.stabroeknews.com/20...-for-housing-relief/ A "city" born solely under the PPP.

Here is the video I dedicated to Dr "albert":

OMG!!! I never thought that Streetsmart would accept food and drinks from the white imperialist.

Some more pictures dedicated to albert:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/3...1386/in/photostream/











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This woman has created a comfy lodging of plastic and cardboard for herself under a tree along the Houston, East Bank Demerara highway.

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Actual living conditions of an individual in Guyana

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For albert:

In the shoes of a homeless person, life goes unnoticed
APRIL 17, 2011 | BY KNEWS | FILED UNDER NEWS
By Rabindra Rooplall

In almost every society there are homeless persons (vagrants). These people have their own stories to tell.

A vagrant’s lifestyle is ill-defined but usually includes homelessness, unemployment and severed relationships with family and friends.
Meet 37-year-old David Rampersaud who has been living on the road for the past 22 years. He is a man nobody wants to know because he’s dirty; he wouldn’t do what we would consider the usual work, either because of choice or because of his inability to be regularly employed.


David Rampersaud

“I was 15-years-old when my mother and father left four (of us) since we were small. I got two sisters and a brother that I had to take care of after the family problems.” Rampersaud said, “my mother went over Suriname and my father went his own way. We use to live in Carmichael Street then, and the landlord put us out after that. And from then I deh pon the road, and my brother and sister take husband and wife and I left pun the street.”

Rampersaud from then decided to make the streets his home and the sky his roof since he resented family life. “I get accustomed to life pon the road where nothing does bother me. I am free, I work whenever I get work and I don’t thief…people does want me to come and fetch out their goods in the market and do work for them because dem know I does work hard and don’t thief.”

Acknowledging that life on the road is hard, Rampersaud said that he would rather live on the road than live between family members. Since his experience with his father and mother, he doesn’t want anything to do with relatives or family members. Noting that he might want to have his own family in the future, he said as life comes he will accept it and live accordingly to please himself with each step of the way. Sleeping most of the times under a store on Saffon Street, Charlestown or anywhere life carries him, he is comfortable with his cardboard bed and sheet.

After a hard day’s work Rampersaud would buy food stuff to cook only one meal for his dinner and he would only worry about the other day when he wakes up to life once more for another cycle of what he calls freedom. “I would help people fetch their load, empty their garbage and any work where work deh to do to get money to survive another day….People always running me down for work.” A satisfying smile came to Rampersaud’s face when he boasted that since he has been on the streets for the past 22 years, he has never had health issues and has rarely if ever at all fell sick.


Rampersaud prepares his dinner in his makeshift kitchen on the parapet of the roadside.

Smoking cigarettes and drinking have been part of Rampersaud’s life for as long as he can remember, since there is not much to do and no one to help him out of the vortex which pulls him into another day. “The night shelters are not for me I rather the road. The shelters are crazy….sometimes people would come in their car and drop food for us and life just is the same way.”

Some days the humane side of society would acknowledge his existence and bless him with whatever they could afford so he could then study about breakfast or lunch depending on his choice. “Life is hard on the road… people should do what they got to do to live good cuz anybody can end up on the road.”

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The AFC will not change the lives of those ppl and situation in the photographs.

The photographs simply is a medium aimed at embarrassing the PPP. Yes, I agree they have not done the right things.

To be of help to those impoverished, means to dole out money to them. Their intentions are not to seek gainful employment. That seems to be the norm for Guyanese of all walks of life. Free money-that is an addiction throughout the country.

The AFC has defined a lot of faults in the society. We all know it is all there. But can it be solved. That is yet to be divulged.