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Cobra

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GEORGETOWN: A reliable source close to People's National Congress (PNC) strongman Robert Corbin, last evening disclosed mounting tensions between the former Leader of the Opposition and current Leader of the APNU-AFC collation, retired Brigadier General David Granger, over strategy that would determine the strength of Alliance For Change (AFC) supporters in traditional People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) strongholds.

According to the inside sources, Corbin is suspicious that AFC support base in many areas are disappearing, and had urged Granger to refrain from packing buses of APNU supporters from Georgetown and other places to build up crowds at APNU-AFC rallies. One such under scrutiny was   held at Whim and Bath Settlement.

“In order to determine the true strength of AFC support in various communities Corbin is questioning AFC’s contribution to the collation, to justify the distribution of Parliamentary seats that will eventually be allocated to the Opposition,” according to the source who requested anonymity for fear of victimization.  

It was noted that the Alliance for Change -AFC made inroads at Whim and Bath Settlement last election after Moses Nagamootoo had promised a 20% increase to sugar workers. This resulted in the PPP/C having a minority government.

“But Robert Corbin seem convinced that most of that electorate have since returned their support to the PPP after the signing of the Cummingsburg Accord that formed the collation between the AFC and the PNC controlled APNU,” the source disclosed.

Corbin, according to the source, felt it was necessary to gauge his party’s strength in the traditional PNC stronghold due to growing support shown to the PPP/C in recent times.

“Corbin is also fearful of losing support to Mark Benschop’s group in South Georgetown and in Linden…. Party Leader, David Granger is adamant that he could not afford to risk low turn-outs at those rallies because this election is all about public perception, and he noted that the PPP/C has been attracting thousands of loyal supporters to their rallies…Although Granger admits that Nagamootoo seem unlikely to deliver the 11% of Indian votes he promised as part of the collation agreement, he is fearful that this fact be known publicly.”  

General and Regional elections are scheduled for Monday, May 11. In addition at least four other general elections are scheduled to be held in the 15-nation Caribbean trade bloc this year.

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GEORGETOWN: A reliable source close to the PPP strongman Bharat Jagdeo, last evening disclosed mounting tensions between the former and current Leader of the PPP government, president Donald Ramotar, over strategy that would determine the strength of PPP supporters in traditional People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) strongholds.

According to the inside sources, Jagdeo is suspicious that the PPP support base in many areas are disappearing, and has urged Ramotar to step up the packing of buses and trucks of PPP supporters from Georgetown and other places to build up crowds at PPP rallies.

“In order to determine the true strength of PPP support in various communities Jagdeo is questioning Ramotar's contribution to the party, to justify the distribution of Parliamentary seats that will eventually be allocated to the faithful,” according to the source who requested anonymity for fear of victimization.  

It was noted that the Alliance for Change -AFC made inroads at Whim and Bath Settlement last election after Moses Nagamootoo had promised a 20% increase to sugar workers. This resulted in the PPP/C having a minority government.   

“But Bharat Jagdeo seem convinced that most of that electorate have not returned their support to the PPP,” the source disclosed.

Jagdeo, according to the source, felt it was necessary to gauge his party’s strength in the traditional PPP stronghold due to growing support shown to the AFC and APNU in recent times.

“Jagdeo is also fearful of losing support to Mark Benschop’s group in South Georgetown and in Linden…. Party Leader, Donald Ramotar is adamant that he could not afford to risk low turn-outs at those rallies because this election is all about public perception, and he noted that APNU and the AFC have been attracting thousands of loyal supporters to their rallies…Although Ramotar admits that he seem unlikely to deliver a guarantee of of the Indian votes he promised as part of the pre-election salary and pension inscreases, he is fearful that this fact be known publicly.”  

General and Regional elections are scheduled for Monday, May 11. In addition at least four other general elections are scheduled to be held in the 15-nation Caribbean trade bloc this year.

Once APNU AFC wins they don't care whether Moses delivers or not.   That only becomes an issue if APNU gets their people out (which they will) but they lose because Moses didn't deliver.

If APNU AFC wins there are too many reasons why they will not renege on the AFC.  They want to demolish the PPP in local gov't elections and will need the AFC's help to do so.  Plus having intelligent people like Nigel Hughes available will be of use.  I get the sense that APNU is filled with ageing folks.

Never in the

History of Guyana

Political Rascality & Banditry

Has A President & His Close Friends,

been exposed

for so much Corruption,

Thiefing, Mismanagement,

Indo-Racism and Buggery...

as under the Jagdeo & Ramotar Cabal

It is Time for Change.....

Today so many Guyanese 

are betrayed by so few

(De Jagdeo & Ramotar inner circle)

 over 90% of the

Guyanese Population

cannot take it any more.

AFC-APNU will

secure a Landslide Victory

Regardless of how

Jagdeo & Ramotar

roll the dice...

It will not change

the Results for the PPP

AFC-APNU

HEHEHEHE   Bhai, Mr T nah kno Engish. Leh he copy nah.

Cobra, Dis wan too cheap to buy CD, he playing his scratch 33 RPM records.SWEET

TROUBLE IN THE COALITION. MARRIAGE OVER.

That is not quite true. The PPP has introduced measures to make it easier for young people to find a job as a bandit. Guns are now cheaper, and the PPP has encouraged Guyanese abroad to come back so that they can get robbed or even killed by these bandits. It is one of the fastest growing sector, attracting employment in even the poorest areas of the country. For those that succeed, a property in Pradoville is the ultimate sign of a successful crime boss.

How telling!