Having had some further time to reflect on the Cummingsburg Accord in line with the PNC's previous Machiavellian behavior, I can only conclude that the AFC potheads have won too much in negotiations.

That the Accord spells out full control of domestic affairs inclusive of domestic security and the vast majority of State appointments is just too bloody unbelievable. I cannot believe that the Executive President of Guyana (especially a PNC one) will content himself to inspecting the GDF guards of honor, receiving Ambassadors, and writing pointless and unworkable defence plans to counter the next Venezuelan invasion of our Western frontiers.

When a negotiating partner wishes not to uphold his part of the bargain, he will have no problems pledging the moon and the stars on paper. This seems to have occurred with the PNC and the AFC. The AFC must deliver the margin of victory to the PNC and then hope the PNC keeps its word. That the PNC will appoint these AFC potheads to Prime Minister, Minister, and the Fourth Vice Presidency I have no doubt. I do however doubt that the AFC will be allowed to operate some domestic fiefdom over Guyana's domestic affairs. I can't believe these potheads have actually convinced themselves of this. They are in for a very rude awakening if they win.

This Coalition agreement is radically different from any such similar inter-party agreement I am familiar with. It covers no issues, no policies, nothing. It only covers a division of the Cabinet and some unbelievable statement about the junior party running a Government over Guyana while the President and party's ministers will busy themselves in matters of no consequence.

I would be less suspicious if the PNC had spelt out hard conditions. Unless of course that the Cummingsburg Accord is only for public consumption and the "real" Coalition Agreement which tackles hard questions of governance has been signed and is only in the possession of top PNCites and AFCites. Based on what is in the public domain, one can only conclude that the AFCites are being useful idiots to the PNC's Machiavellian maneuver.

Granger is not too smart giving up 12 seats to a party which will only contribute 2 seats to the Alliance, unless he plans to return Guyana to the Burnham daze, when you have to join the PNC to get a job.

Bhai, There is nothing in writing.  YUh gun see fireworks IF they win.

Granger is not too smart giving up 12 seats to a party which will only contribute 2 seats to the Alliance, unless he plans to return Guyana to the Burnham daze, when you have to join the PNC to get a job.

Having had some further time to reflect on the Cummingsburg Accord in line with the PNC's previous Machiavellian behavior,

Satan:

Stop attacking the Coalition and start giving support

Hay stop behaving like a pimp. Those who wish to support the coalition will do so.  Those who don't have no obligation to do so.  Obviously Shaitaan has misgivings about the coalition.  He is entitled to do so, not matter how paranoid his reasons might be.

As to you however, note that the topic of discrimination comes up frequently within APNU events and commentary.  Think within yourself as to what folks means when they refer to discrimination, and don't fool yourself that it is only about the PPP.

Distrust will exist within the coalition, if it wins, once the euphoria of a PPP defeat is over.  The Indian AFC types will have to tread carefully if they wish to avoid some asking whether one Indian dominated government is being exchanged for another.  Because what mobilizes black people is the notion of racism against them, and certainly NOT their love for APNU.

So very early within the coalition's administration, of it wins, the issue of Indian and African ethnic insecurity will have to be dealt with.

JB, like the man pack wan bitch slap pun you? Bet you feel salty heh? Time fuh guh consult you mamoo now bai.

Having had some further time to reflect on the Cummingsburg Accord in line with the PNC's previous Machiavellian behavior, I can only conclude that the AFC potheads have won too much in negotiations.

That the Accord spells out full control of domestic affairs inclusive of domestic security and the vast majority of State appointments is just too bloody unbelievable. I cannot believe that the Executive President of Guyana (especially a PNC one) will content himself to inspecting the GDF guards of honor, receiving Ambassadors, and writing pointless and unworkable defence plans to counter the next Venezuelan invasion of our Western frontiers.

When a negotiating partner wishes not to uphold his part of the bargain, he will have no problems pledging the moon and the stars on paper. This seems to have occurred with the PNC and the AFC. The AFC must deliver the margin of victory to the PNC and then hope the PNC keeps its word. That the PNC will appoint these AFC potheads to Prime Minister, Minister, and the Fourth Vice Presidency I have no doubt. I do however doubt that the AFC will be allowed to operate some domestic fiefdom over Guyana's domestic affairs. I can't believe these potheads have actually convinced themselves of this. They are in for a very rude awakening if they win.

This Coalition agreement is radically different from any such similar inter-party agreement I am familiar with. It covers no issues, no policies, nothing. It only covers a division of the Cabinet and some unbelievable statement about the junior party running a Government over Guyana while the President and party's ministers will busy themselves in matters of no consequence.

I would be less suspicious if the PNC had spelt out hard conditions. Unless of course that the Cummingsburg Accord is only for public consumption and the "real" Coalition Agreement which tackles hard questions of governance has been signed and is only in the possession of top PNCites and AFCites. Based on what is in the public domain, one can only conclude that the AFCites are being useful idiots to the PNC's Machiavellian maneuver.

Just saying the other side is bad won't deliver governance. One has to work for it. Show how you're different in policies and vision. So far it's PPP (corrupt); APNU (fear of old rampaging PNC) and AFC (home of disenchanted PPP and PNC). I'm afraid I'm not seeing the new course for a Guyana from anyone and you know the PPP has the incumbency factor as well as money and organization.

dude, like many of the not-so-clever posers here, u were/are always a supporter of the corrupt PPP status quo

give it a rest with the fakeness