Once he remains a fighter against working class oppression.
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Former Member
quote:Originally posted by Sase Singh:
Once he remains a fighter against working class oppression.
Thank you Moses. The Guyanese people will always remember you for walking away from the oppressors.
Former Member
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH-After 28 years PNC and 19 plus years of PPP DICTATORSHIP-It is time for Mr.Moses and AFC PARNERSHIP.GOD IS WATCHING OVER OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN GUYANA.VOTE CHANGES VOTE AFC.
Former Member
The problem is that Moses does not have a flock to bring over to the AFC. He comes with empty hands. ahahhahahahhahh
TK_REDUX (Guest)
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man. I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
warrior (Guest)
all he need is his bare hands to truly held build guyana. that is all Ghandai had and he free Indiaquote:Originally posted by BGurd_See:
The problem is that Moses does not have a flock to bring over to the AFC. He comes with empty hands. ahahhahahahhahh
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man. I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
What is all the big excitement about, the PPP did not lose anything as you fools would want to imply here. Moses did what he taught was the best thing for him and I applaud him for that. I am concerned that after almost 2 weeks of negotiations with Moses he still did not ran over to the AFC, I wonder why? TK please shine some light on this. I hope he do the smart thing and retire and be remembered for being a stalwart politician, one of the best Guyana has ever seen. I hope he donât team up with those bunch of rejected political trash in the AFC.
warrior (Guest)
you fool loyality is not honesty,if he is the best and the ppp lost him what that tell you.most of us at one time or the other was a ppp member,but we will not sell our soul and see our country distroy.some time you come at the cross road,and you have to stop and think and make the right choicequote:Originally posted by SuperMike:quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man. I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
What is all the big excitement about, the PPP did not lose anything as you fools would want to imply here. Moses did what he taught was the best thing for him and I applaud him for that. I am concerned that after almost 2 weeks of negotiations with Moses he still did not ran over to the AFC, I wonder why? TK please shine some light on this. I hope he do the smart thing and retire and be remembered for being a stalwart politician, one of the best Guyana has ever seen. I hope he donât team up with those bunch of rejected political trash in the AFC.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by warrior:you fool loyality is not honesty,if he is the best and the ppp lost him what that tell you.most of us at one time or the other was a ppp member,but we will not sell our soul and see our country distroy.some time you come at the cross road,and you have to stop and think and make the right choicequote:Originally posted by SuperMike:quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man. I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
What is all the big excitement about, the PPP did not lose anything as you fools would want to imply here. Moses did what he taught was the best thing for him and I applaud him for that. I am concerned that after almost 2 weeks of negotiations with Moses he still did not ran over to the AFC, I wonder why? TK please shine some light on this. I hope he do the smart thing and retire and be remembered for being a stalwart politician, one of the best Guyana has ever seen. I hope he donât team up with those bunch of rejected political trash in the AFC.
keep nacking yu head into dat wall...get some practice cause come Nov 29 you will be runnin ginto dem when we announce the PPP victory
Former Member
For Moses it's too little too late. He will get more credibility if he stays out of it all together. If he picks up a mike and starts to support the AFC or some other party then he will betray all that Cheddi stood for, but it is Moses's call.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man.
I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
And if Mr. Moses Nagamootoo stays neutral of the political campaign, parties and issues?
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by SuperMike:
Moses did what he taught was the best thing for him and I applaud him for that.
Correct.
Former Member
If Moses stays neutral TK will write nothing good about him, that's his logic here.
warrior (Guest)
is the ppp party today is what chaddi stood for,i wonder if he will hug joe or byone.i wonder if he will build pradoville i and 2 if henry green will ever be comm ect ect ect .Moses come off the mountain the right time to save his countryquote:Originally posted by Alexander:
For Moses it's too little too late. He will get more credibility if he stays out of it all together. If he picks up a mike and starts to support the AFC or some other party then he will betray all that Cheddi stood for, but it is Moses's call.
Former Member
Moses is unhappy with his party. He resigns. He saves his country. It does not follow.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by Alexander:
For Moses it's too little too late. He will get more credibility if he stays out of it all together. If he picks up a mike and starts to support the AFC or some other party then he will betray all that Cheddi stood for, but it is Moses's call.
Cheddi would have applauded Moses in his act of exposing the corruption which has taken hold within the leadership.....
Once again Alexander I encourage you to read and try to at least understand what Moses wrote in his resignation letter.....
Former Member
His resignation is understood. Let's see how the thing unfolds.
TK_REDUX (Guest)
quote:Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man.
I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
And if Mr. Moses Nagamootoo stays neutral of the political campaign, parties and issues?
I will always write highly of him. In my paper "Elected Oligarchy and Economics Underdevelopment: The Guyana Case" Mr Nagamootoo is the good guy. This is documented and is online and when finally published this will become fact for future generations of students interested in Guyanese and third world political economy.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:quote:Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man.
I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
And if Mr. Moses Nagamootoo stays neutral of the political campaign, parties and issues?
I will always write highly of him. In my paper "Elected Oligarchy and Economics Underdevelopment: The Guyana Case" Mr Nagamootoo is the good guy. This is documented and is online and when finally published this will become fact for future generations of students interested in Guyanese and third world political economy.
So why Moses naa endarse de AFC EH?? come Bhai TK
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by TK_REDUX:
Mr Nagamootoo can deliver Regions 5 and 6 to the AFC and go down in the history of Caribbean politics as a truly great man. I WILL PERSONALLY WRITE MANY GREAT THINGS ABOUT HIM.
Don't lose sleep over it. Moses has a file on each member of the AFC..
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