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Ok folks

 

The final announcements will be made today.

 

Let me put it bluntly, the PPP has lost the election. It might be difficult for you but that the way democracy works. ABC countries and the International observers have so far declared that the process was free and fair.

 

You must respect the will of the people and respect the results.

 

The Coalition ran a campaign of change and Guyanese have endorsed that change, you cannot deny them  change. The young, old and mixed population and Guyanese of all races want change and they have exercised their right to elect a government of change.

 

Let me say this, this is the chance to break the racial divide in Guyana. It will never happen again. Let us be a part part of this change.

 

Congrats in advance to President Granger and Prime Minister Moses. 

 

Brother Granger and Brother Moses will now lead our country and both major races are now represented. No need for fear.

 

As for the PPP, it is time to rebuild. 

 

As for APNU, we must give them another five years to fully implement their plans. They ran on accountability, transparency and racial equality. We must hold them to these promises. 

 

Many other promises were made and the people of Guyana will have to judge their government after five years.

 

Let us now set side our differences and be humble winners and losers, in the end the people of Guyana won today.

 

Yuji

 

 

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Originally Posted by yuji22:

Ok folks

 

The final announcements will be made today.

 

Let me put it bluntly, the PPP has lost the election. It might be difficult for you but that the way democracy works. ABC countries and the International observers have so far declared that the process was free and fair.

 

You must respect the will of the people and respect the results.

 

The Coalition ran a campaign of change and Guyanese have endorsed that change, you cannot deny them  change. The young, old and mixed population and Guyanese of all races want change and they have exercised their right to elect a government of change.

 

Let me say this, this is the chance to break the racial divide in Guyana. It will never happen again. Let us be a part part of this change.

 

Congrats in advance to President Granger and Prime Minister Moses. 

 

Brother Granger and Brother Moses will now lead our country and both major races are now represented. No need for fear.

 

As for the PPP, it is time to rebuild. 

 

As for APNU, we must give them another five years to fully implement their plans. They ran on accountability, transparency and racial equality. We must hold them to these promises. 

 

Many other promises were made and the people of Guyana will have to judge their government after five years.

 

Let us now set side our differences and be humble winners and losers, in the end the people of Guyana won today.

 

Yuji

 

 

Shouldn't your headline be .... We lost the elections? Since when you jump ship?

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Ramsammy and Jagdeo are intent on destroying Guyana they tried very hard the past 23 years and they were fairly successful but they job is not complete. The country is still barely standing they want to continue their mission to burn the entire country and its social fabric to the ground. Aided of course by loyal idiots.

 

 
Dr. Leslie Ramsammy
Yesterday at 9:03am Â· 

APNU+AFC STOLE MANY VOTES

I would like to thank all our supporters for their strong support for the PPP/C. We are confident of victory, in spite of continued cheating in elections by the PNC (represented in these elections by APNU+AFC). Their thieving of votes, reprehensible as it is, would not succeed in their winning these elections.

Guyana’s election was not without fear. Many people were intimidated. In Guyana’s case, it is not the government that intimidates people; it is usually the present opposition. So fearful were people that the PPP/C had to forego sending polling agents to certain polling stations on May 11th. In some instances, polling agents were so fearful, they abandoned polling stations. In some cases, they became so fearful that they abandoned the stations after the count without ensuring that ballot boxes were secured. 
Some PPP/C candidates and supporters were beaten, their properties destroyed etc. Kwame McCoy is in ICU with a broken jaw. One PPP/C supporter lost his home. Some lost their vehicles. 
Whatever the results of these elections, one thing is certain - APNU+AFC stole many votes. They orchestrated multiple voting and in some instances they did so with cooperation from GECOM staff. GECOM should have ensured that these staff were vetted before. For this reason GECOM must bear some responsibility. There were cases of people who claimed to be persons listed and were allowed to vote.

The PPP/C will win these elections, but we must continue to fight for elections that are free and fair and without fear. Now that the elections are over and the results are imminent, we must all accept the results. The fact is that should they lose, APNU+AFC, the ones that stole votes, would not accept the results. They have so convinced their supporters that they have won and then turned around and say if their supporters become violent because they lose, APNU+AFC would not be able to restrain them.

The PPP/C will never support violence. We are always a peaceful party. We endured the most rigged elections in the world between 1968 and 1992 and never once did we become violent or incited our supporters to become violent.

I wish that all political parties would commit to peaceful pre-and post elections behavior. The PPP/C before 1992 and since then and in the future will continue to work for free and fair elections and elections without fear.

I support the call that this is our country and we must move on peacefully. But the call made by some from APNU+AFC only applies if they win. They say should they win we must all be peaceful and love each other. But should they lose, we must be prepared to face violence because they will not be able to restrain their supporters, reminding us that those who own the dogs are the only ones who could call them off. This is reprehensible.
We say win or lose all should accept the results gracefully and move on with peace and love.

May 13, 2015

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Originally Posted by Sparky:
Originally Posted by TK:
Originally Posted by RiffRaff:

Just need meh bai Nehru on board now

 

Nehru...it's safe to return to Guyana finally

 

I hope de man get some bangamary cuttahs and coronas to cheer himself up.


The linkup to the GOG credit card gone?

Yea, that's why he has to move down from henny to corona which ain't too bad.

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