I doubt whether that the PPP/C will hold any kind of Elections now, they are too scared

When I go to New York next time I will do a little research about the TV show. Lots of people lining up to talk about the producer who robbed Peter to pay Paul. And who playing that the holy and he na corrupt. Have a nice day as they say in America.

Sugrim I watch this TV Show up to Today

Here is the Link

http://www.wherever.tv/partners/arabic/index.jsf

But you must Subscribe to see it

No Booth Legging like you do In Richmond Hill

See it is the #1 Premium Channel

Affordable Too...50 Channels only $9.99 /Month

But No illegal Box

No Pay.....No See.....No Problem....

Maybe you should ask Jalil

to go ahead and Produce a Show....

and Call it

"Sugrim de Crab Dog.....Live From Guyana"

De man can do it.....

yuh want me ask for you?

These defections and the waterfalls incident have really hurt the image of the AFC.

I was not even thinking that it would have hurt so bad. For example, when you see members of the A.C.G who had some serious hate for Jagdeo/Donald and the rest of their team and for the most part were supporters of Comrade Moses, meeting with the same PPP team then you have a problem. 

You AFC boys need to refocus and go back to basics. These are some suggestions. 

First, you need to call a party congress where it can be used as a symbol of unity. 

(Organization of party leadership). You have a core group of leaders such as Moses, Kemraj and Trotman. A second group of leaders such as Gerhard, Van West, Versammy, Lowe, Michael ect should be identified and be ready to step in to fill the core leadership positions if anything happens to the core group of leaders.  A third group of leaders should also be identified by ability and be made ready to take up positions in the second group. 

An ideological institution (Which can be some guy's bottom house for the present time and nothing big) needs to be set up to educate members and potential leaders on the party's philosophy, goals and objectives.

Second, Every leader and member of the party should be indoctrinated continuously on the importance of party unity, importance of honesty and the reasons why the AFC exist.  You AFC boys need to do this like the ten commandments.

Third, Focus on keeping what you have.  That means making sure that your core support areas in Berbice and region 8 have competent people there on the ground as organizers to talk to the people.

Fourth, Have a crack volunteer social media team under the leadership of Gerhard. For example, Tarron has left the AFC for the PNC yet his picture still remains on the AFC website as a member.  This indicates to the general public that you guys are not serious.

On the brighter side: It is better for these defections and scandals to happen now rather than during an election campaign where there is no time to fix it.

Always remember this.  There was a time when the PPP party and PPP leader Dr Jagan/Chairman Burnham were hanging on by a tin rope for policial survival.  It was the relentless campaigning of people like Sidney King and in central Georgetown youth leaders like Kenneth Denny that played a big part in turning the fortunes of the party around. 

I wish the AFC the best to regroup. They said how the guys from the diaspora don't add anything yet they are wobbly because of these 3 guys. 

 AFC have to make those Changes

Who or what is the ACG? Is Mr Nehru and Mr Cobra part of that group looking for minister work? 

Jalil, I have always been treated with absolute kindness at all times by both Comrade Donald and Comrade Moses. I just cannot bring myself to choose between those two men no matter how hard I tried.  So I remain neutral.

All this nonsesnse don't apply to me. When people robbing Peter to pay Paul that's important and Sugrim the Crabdog from Guyana gon get to the bottom of it soon.

You say that you live in Guyana, how can you be so blind to Ali and the other thieves? You are already at the bottom, bottom crawler.

Mithwa....I would like to see a picture with Sugrim, Big_Seed & Kwame together.

Sugrim has lost all Credibility.

Look how he has reduced himself

to posting one lie after another...

Sugrim he has failed to answer one...

not even one....

of the many cases

of Bareface thiefing

Jalil or Asj has highlighted here.

Sugrim must be more knowlegable

than the Counsel General

who had a Public Service Announcement Today

Which I saw this afternoon on Spotlight

informing the Guyanese Overseas that

the Consulate in New York

has moved to a new address in Manhattan...

Sugrim your lies have caught up with you..

          Attorney General, Anil Nandlall

Anil Nandalal a rising Star in the PPP....said

Sugrim can Chaa-taay Larwa

Better than Kwame.

Mitwa....lef sugrim

fuh Drink eee white Lable

& Collect eeee lil paycheck.

Sugrim & Kwame

both turn over fuh lil money

Jalil, Sugrim is a bit slow on the uptake.

You said that before but since then your man jumped ship and took you with him. It must be so hard to suddenly embrace the PNC and let them daub you up. But then you don't know the meaning of scruples.   

Tell us about initiation with HOI and how you kneel in front of Kwamee.

You sucks.

You can't get enough of this man with the skirt

Only you know where it hurt

He messes with your dreams at nights

You long for his touches and bites. 

Sugrim get enough of this man with the skirt

Only he knows where it hurts

He messes with his dreams at nights

He longs for his touches and bites

Sugrim enjoys his pillow fights

You love to play with Sugrim...words

He can teach you about the bees and the birds

Post you lover's picture and get High

Sugrim will come and squeeze your monkey apple dry.

Mits....lef Sugrim and Kwame alone.

Sugrim if yu are a Legal Subscriber

to Time Warner Yuh can ask them Question...

But If you are not...... just be Quiet about it...

I would not tell anyone 

If yuh cant answer

them Questions about Corruption either

That's Ok....we Understand too

So much for originality.

Sugrim na tek da Bhai Mitwa on....

like eee like yuh.....

Mi got One Question fuh yuh....

Just One Question????

The USA State Department

said the following about Guyana in 2012.

Cocaine originating in Colombia

is smuggled to Venezuela and

onward to Guyana by sea

(fishing vessels, bulk cargo vessels and tug vessels)

or air.

Because of Guyana’s porous borders,

smuggling is also conducted

by land from Brazil and Suriname into Guyana.

Once cocaine arrives in Guyana,

it is often concealed in legitimate commodities

and smuggled via commercial maritime vessels,

air shipments,

human couriers,

or the postal services.

Guyana has seen

its political and judicial infrastructure

impacted by narco-influence,

while its economy

has become increasingly

affected by narco-dollars.

 Drug trafficking organizations based in Guyana

are beginning to use neighboring Suriname

as a major distribution hub.

The cocaine is smuggled into Guyana

and then transported to Suriname

for safekeeping and distribution.

In these instances,

Suriname is used as a stash location

and distribution country for drugs entering Guyana.

In other cases, drugs depart directly from Guyana.

Direct Quote from the

US State Dept 2012 Narco-Drug Report 

Mr Sugrim Sir,

Kindly tell us here on GNI 

What can u tell "De America Govt"

is really saying to the world

about the Guyana/Suriname and Jagdeo/Bouterse?????

What could they be talking about in the Dark?

THERE NO GETTING AWAY FROM THE CORRUPTION SPECTRE

July 1, 2013 ·

At every twist and turn along the way, the government is being confronted with diplomatic and not so diplomatic warnings about corruption and the threat that this poses to investment, good governance and the rule of law here.

Mr Ralph Ramkarran had been with the ruling PPP for nearly 50 years prior to his exit because his concerns about corruption rankled in the party and led to differences. He was a party grandee and one of the few figures in  the upper echelons of the PPP whose national contributions and judgement were respected across political lines. In a column last week he pulled no punches. He charged that the PPP was no longer driven by the working class ideology that had moved its founders but was now in the grip of oligarchs, avaricious contractors and corrupt bureaucrats all locked in a cycle of greed, enrichment and illegality. At the top of this pyramid of vulgarity was, as he put it, “…a group of wealthy and influential businessmen who have high political connections. They meet regularly to examine business opportunities and potential deals and map out strategies as to how their plans can go forward, and implement those plans. They have access, through their political connections, to information of the potential opportunities that are likely to emerge in the near to medium term and are in a position to make the investments now so as to cash in on those opportunities down the road.”

These scheming businessmen would no doubt be the coterie that was cultivated and set on the road of limitless aggrandizing by former President Jagdeo.   One wonders, how the current President, Mr Ramotar, who has also been General Secretary of the PPP for over 16 years would respond to the accusation by his former longstanding colleague that the ideals of the Jagans – as impractical as some of them might have been – have been betrayed under his watch. Mr Ramkarran  further asserted that because of commingling of these corrupt groups with the PPP and their inter-dependence the government was not interested in building fundamental checks and balances institutions like the Public Procurement Commission which had been promised by the PPP over a decade ago.

Hardly had the frisson over Mr Ramkarran’s charges waned when an investment conference put on by Canada and other partners spent a significant amount of time pondering the need to address corruption and no doubt angering the government which thought it was going to get a chance to play up its investment credentials in a one-sided equation.

The Canadian High Commissioner to Guyana Mr David Devine opened the conference with a simple message that countries that do not have effective preventive measures in place to stop corruption will lose investors.

“On a global scale, investors pursue investment opportunities in locations where there are established ethical and transparent business practices. Firms work in countries where their investment dollars are managed efficiently and where practices such as child labour, bribery and corrupt practices are seen as social ills that have no place in business dealings”, he posited. He added on day two of the conference that the setting up of bodies such as the Public Procurement Commission would address perceptions of corruption.

The second day of the conference also saw the interim head of the Caricom security agency IMPACS, Mr Francis Forbes stating that Guyana’s potential was being threatened by the scourge of corruption and that the “truth is that there are some persons who see the issue of corruption in Guyana as endemic”.

No doubt stung by the directness of Mr Forbes’ remarks, the Minister of Finance Dr Ashni Singh later stated “I hear Mr. Forbes speak of the scourge of corruption and I would urge some caution in perpetuating at a rigorous level [such statements]”. Both Dr Singh and President Ramotar sought to sweep aside concerns about corruption as either being just perceptions or emanating from the political competition in the country that has spawned a host of allegations from the opposition. Dr Singh incredibly referred to TV programmes on NCN with opposition representatives, which he said failed to produce examples of corruption, as evidence that graft was not a problem here. Ironically, several months after these programmes, senior NCN executives were at the centre of a corruption scandal which the government continues to be silent on and suppress information about.

President Ramotar and Dr Singh continue to live in extravagant denial of the seriousness of corruption and unaccountability. Democratic solidity is underpinned by strong, vibrant institutions like the Public Procurement Commission. Neither the President nor Dr Singh can today provide a credible reason why this commission is not yet in place. When the PPP/C controlled parliament it ignored the need for it on specious grounds. It just didn’t want independent eyes observing what was transpiring.

The argument from the President that the charge of corruption is mostly about perception is hardly worth considering. The truth is that the PPP has constructed, as Mr Ramkarran has referred to, a web of patronage and enrichment that has recruited many into illegalities. None will give the other away and there will be no paper trail. Further, the manner in which the PPP exacts retribution scares many from even contemplating speaking about irregularities. These excrescences will rise to the surface anyway even if the government pretends they don’t exist. The investigation currently being done by the Inter-American Development Bank of the Citizen Security Programme is the ultimate embarrassment to the government. A programme meant to provide citizens with a sense of security appears to have been ripped off right under the nose of the Home Affairs Ministry. This development was not announced by the government and it is now left to be seen if the IDB recognizes that the citizens of this country who will have to pay back its loan money deserve a full accounting of any fraud pertaining to this project.

The awarding of radio licences in the dying days of the Jagdeo administration constituted a corrupting of the process. The government to this day can provide no explanation for the manner in which it was done. The shadowy dealings around the Marriott Hotel and the assigning of valuable property and rights of the citizens are a corruption of the process. To date, Guyanese haven’t the foggiest idea of who their fellow investor is. The manner of the award of the contract for the specialty hospital leaves very little to the imagination. Perhaps the biggest locus of corruption is the assigning of contracts to persons who are not qualified for contracting work. Had the procurement commission been in place, this no doubt would have been an area for attention.

In all of their manufactured excuses and defences against the voluble concerns about corruption and the lack of transparency, Messrs Ramotar and Singh miss an important point. Real harm is being done to the country’s investment prospects, its image abroad and to the fair apportioning of opportunities to Guyanese in the narrow interest of maintaining the supremacy of the PPP, currently sustained by a cabal referred to by Mr Ramkarran.  That is certainly not what good governance is about.

There can be no more excuses. The government has been nakedly exposed for its reckless handling of the warnings from the Caribbean Financial Action Taskforce on anti-money laundering legislation. This is another example of inexplicable inaction which could only lead to the most adverse conclusions. The immediate setting up of the procurement commission would be a sign that the government is serious about transparency and fighting corruption. However,  as with the anti-money laundering laws, the government has to overcome a serious deficit in terms of promised and expected actions.

THERE NO GETTING AWAY FROM THE CORRUPTION SPECTRE

July 1, 2013 ·

At every twist and turn along the way, the government is being confronted with diplomatic and not so diplomatic warnings about corruption and the threat that this poses to investment, good governance and the rule of law here.

Everyone can see the confrontation but only the blind PPP/C cannot, leaving us with the sayings "God Help Guyana"

THERE NO GETTING AWAY FROM THE CORRUPTION SPECTRE

July 1, 2013 ·

Mr Ralph Ramkarran had been with the ruling PPP for nearly 50 years prior to his exit because his concerns about corruption rankled in the party and led to differences. He was a party grandee and one of the few figures in  the upper echelons of the PPP whose national contributions and judgement were respected across political lines. In a column last week he pulled no punches. He charged that the PPP was no longer driven by the working class ideology that had moved its founders but was now in the grip of oligarchs, avaricious contractors and corrupt bureaucrats all locked in a cycle of greed, enrichment and illegality.

Ramkarran nearly fifty years with the PPP/C and was treated like dirt, he knows thieving was the order of the day, hence his resignation.

Sash Sawh knows about the corruptions with the Indian Sugar Mill Contract and the Chinese Contract, hence he was murdered for his knowing too much

When Ralph resigned, was he scared of his death?

Tell us JalilBhai

So why are you blaming the opposition when its the PPP who is afraid to hold local govt elections.  G/twn and most other municalipities are a mess because there the electorate have not had a chance to replace incompetents.  But we see that instead of resolving this problem by hosting elections the PPP is folisting its own people on the electorate and then screaming race when they reject these people because they didnt vote for them.

It is pure nonsense to hold a snap election when what is most crucial is local govt elections.

The Government owes the City Council Hundreds of Millions of Dollars, How can they pay their workers if they do not have the money, how can the City Council clean the streets of Garbage...........it all boomarang back to the PPP/C, Incompetent Government.

Caribj, seems like Bgurd in hiding from you. Maybe he is busy lifting weights at Kennedy......has no sympathy for that hydro dept  

BACK TO:

THERE NO GETTING AWAY FROM THE CORRUPTION SPECTRE

QUOTE "At the top of this pyramid of vulgarity was, as he put it, “…a group of wealthy and influential businessmen who have high political connections. They meet regularly to examine business opportunities and potential deals and map out strategies as to how their plans can go forward, and implement those plans. " UNQUOTE

How true this is, only recently we have seen the Irfaan Ali and and the Ministry of Housing

Whils't Guyanese has applies for House Lots years ago.

And so this is the way that the PPP/C is screwing with the poor people of this country. Very Shameful

QUOTE "At the top of this pyramid of vulgarity was, as he put it, “…a group of wealthy and influential businessmen who have high political connections. They meet regularly to examine business opportunities and potential deals and map out strategies as to how their plans can go forward, and implement those plans. " UNQUOTE

A lot of Guyanese knows who these unscrupolous 'businessmen are' maybe Jalil can throw some light we know that Bobby the lover boy is one.

THERE IS NO GETTING AWAY FROM THE CORRUPTION SPECTRE

QUOTE "These scheming businessmen would no doubt be the coterie that was cultivated and set on the road of limitless aggrandizing by former President Jagdeo.   One wonders, how the current President, Mr Ramotar, who has also been General Secretary of the PPP for over 16 years would respond to the accusation by his former longstanding colleague that the ideals of the Jagans – as impractical as some of them might have been – have been betrayed under his watch" UNQUOTE

If one were to say that this was during the Jagdeo time, then we have seen Ramotaur continues the same operations, hence the same corruptions under his watch, it boggles the mind that he who was there during the Jagans time, has been reduced to betrayals of the Jagans

THERE IS NO GETTING AWAY FROM

PPP/C CORRUPTION SPECTRE

Quote "Mr Ramkarran  further asserted that because of commingling of these corrupt groups with the PPP and their inter-dependence the government was not interested in building fundamental checks and balances institutions like the Public Procurement Commission which had been promised by the PPP over a decade ago." unquote

WHAT CAN BE MORE SHAMEFUL,  THE PPP/C WAS NOT REALLY CONCERNED ABOUT CHECKS AND BALANCES, THEY WERE NOT EVEN CONCERNED ABOUT THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT COMMISSION.....WHAT WERE THEY CONCERNED ABOUT? WELL THE ONLY GUESS THAT I CAN COME TO IS TO FILL THEIR POCKETS AND PIECE OUT THE GUYANA AND SHARE OUT TO FRIENDS AND CRONIES......HENCE THE CORRUPTIONS CONTINUES.

THERE IS NO GETTING AWAY FROM

PPP/C CORRUPTION SPECTRE

Quote "

Hardly had the frisson over Mr Ramkarran’s charges waned when an investment conference put on by Canada and other partners spent a significant amount of time pondering the need to address corruption and no doubt angering the government which thought it was going to get a chance to play up its investment credentials in a one-sided equation.

The Canadian High Commissioner to Guyana Mr David Devine opened the conference with a simple message that countries that do not have effective preventive measures in place to stop corruption will lose investors.

“On a global scale, investors pursue investment opportunities in locations where there are established ethical and transparent business practices. Firms work in countries where their investment dollars are managed efficiently and where practices such as child labour, bribery and corrupt practices are seen as social ills that have no place in business dealings”, he posited." unquote

This paragraph is self explanatory they (The PPP/C knew what The Canadian High were hinting, i.e bribery and corrupt practices are seen as social ills that have no place in business dealings, but the PPP/C continues......with their wicked practise

THERE IS NO GETTING AWAY FROM

PPP/C CORRUPTION SPECTRE

Qoute "The second day of the conference also saw the interim head of the Caricom security agency IMPACS, Mr Francis Forbes stating that Guyana’s potential was being threatened by the scourge of corruption and that the “truth is that there are some persons who see the issue of corruption in Guyana as endemic”.

No doubt stung by the directness of Mr Forbes’ remarks, the Minister of Finance Dr Ashni Singh later stated “I hear Mr. Forbes speak of the scourge of corruption and I would urge some caution in perpetuating at a rigorous level [such statements]”. Both Dr Singh and President Ramotar sought to sweep aside concerns about corruption as either being just perceptions or emanating from the political competition in the country that has spawned a host of allegations from the opposition.

In their own country Guyana, Caricom security agency IMPACS, Mr Francis Forbes almost indirectly tells them the PPP/C are thieves.  Only man put to up a lame excuse, and he knows that his excuse was lame Minister of Finance Dr Ashni Singh stated “I hear Mr. Forbes speak of the scourge of corruption and I would urge some caution in perpetuating at a rigorous level [such statements]” There was no response for Donald Ramotar. Forbes calls a spade a spade.

It was shameful, again The PPP/C betrayed the intelligence of educated Guyanese

THERE IS NO GETTING AWAY FROM

PPP/C CORRUPTION SPECTRE

The awarding of radio licences in the dying days of the Jagdeo administration constituted a corrupting of the process. The government to this day can provide no explanation for the manner in which it was done. The shadowy dealings around the Marriott Hotel and the assigning of valuable property and rights of the citizens are a corruption of the process. To date, Guyanese haven’t the foggiest idea of who their fellow investor is. The manner of the award of the contract for the specialty hospital leaves very little to the imagination. Perhaps the biggest locus of corruption is the assigning of contracts to persons who are not qualified for contracting work. Had the procurement commission been in place, this no doubt would have been an area for attention.

THE RADIO LICENCES FIASCO:

THE TELEVISION FIASCO

THE MARRIOT HOTEL FIASCO

ALL THESE ARE LIKE GIVING FIP MOTILALL TO BUILD A ROAD: JAGDOE IS PROBABLY LAUGHING TO THE BANK

THERE IS NO GETTING AWAY FROM

PPP/C CORRUPTION SPECTRE

THE FINAL CHAPTER HAS MADE IT CRYSTAL CLEAR THAT GUYANA CANNOT CONTINUE WITH CORRPUTIONS:

Quote "There can be no more excuses. The government has been nakedly exposed for its reckless handling of the warnings from the Caribbean Financial Action Taskforce on anti-money laundering legislation. This is another example of inexplicable inaction which could only lead to the most adverse conclusions. The immediate setting up of the procurement commission would be a sign that the government is serious about transparency and fighting corruption. However,  as with the anti-money laundering laws, the government has to overcome a serious deficit in terms of promised and expected actions."unquote

THE PPP/C CORRUPTONS HAS BEEN

EXPOSED: ALMOST THE WORLD IS

AWARE: THE PPP/C IS SCARED TO

HOLD ANY ELECTIONS NOW: IF THEY

DO SO THEN A LOSS IS CERTAINLY

AWAITING THEM

They are to blame since 1998 of delay by not showing up for meetings to ratify the Herdmanston accord. Now that they are threatened by a snap election and losing their power in parliament, they rush to ratify the accord to deflect away the impending loss of power. But the PPP has bigger fish to fry with a snap elections. The local election will be next year. The country waited 15 years, they can wait a few more months. 

Look at this logically.  Yiou say that local govt elections arent heppening because the PNC didnt show up to meetings.  Well they did and Ramotar has had a bill on his desk for TWO MONTHS and refuses to sign.  And clearly he refuses to sign as he fears what will happen to the PPP in LOcal govt elections.

We have municipalities in total confusion as local governance has ceased to exist. Most normal people would think that local govt electiosn would be way more important than a snap poll.   And indeed the PPP is terrified of a snap poll as they fear that they will suffer the same embarrassment that their buddy Kamla has in Tdad.