YA BA DA BA BOO.. 

Let's not forget that the US protected Luis Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch for the bomb on an airline that killed many Guyanese.

The Us embassy did the right thing.

Mr.T posted:

Let's not forget that the US protected Luis Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch for the bomb on an airline that killed many Guyanese.

LET US NOT FORGET WHAT US DID TO Dr JAGAN. 

Mr.T posted:

Let's not forget that the US protected Luis Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch for the bomb on an airline that killed many Guyanese.

T....what is the relevance of this.....

We need the US on our side now.

Dave posted:

Mr.T posted:

Let's not forget that the US protected Luis Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch for the bomb on an airline that killed many Guyanese.

LET US NOT FORGET WHAT US DID TO Dr JAGAN. 

Thats because Jagan was a misguided communist...not fully understanding the implications of his ideology and his loyalty to Russia.

Some people will say that he was responsible for the mess Guyana is in today.

VishMahabir posted:

Mr.T posted:

Let's not forget that the US protected Luis Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch for the bomb on an airline that killed many Guyanese.

T....what is the relevance of this.....

We need the US on our side now.

Orlando Bosch studied at university at the same time as Castro. He knew Castro and Castro knew him long before Castro came to power.

Dave posted:

The U.S. Embassy in Georgetown condemns the resolution by Guyana’s National Assembly, reportedly honoring the life and work of convicted terrorist Abdul Kadir.

In a statement to the media, The US Embassy stated that Kadir was sentenced to life in prison in the United States after being found guilty of plotting a 2007 terrorist attack at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.

“Members of the National Assembly, therefore, chose to honor a man who conspired to kill innocent people from across the United States and around the world.  This resolution is an insensitive and thoughtless act, which demonstrates the National Assembly’s disregard for the gravity of Kadir’s actions”.

While speaking at an International Peace Conference recently, U.S. Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch held up Guyana as “a model to the world on religious tolerance and understanding.”

The National Assembly’s resolution of April 26, 2019 draws into question that reputation.  It also comes on the heels of Guyana’s historic cooperation with the United States on the extradition of an alleged murderer.

“Members of Parliament have placed this resolution in direct contradiction to the efforts of security cooperation between our two countries”, the release added.

Further, it added that with this resolution, honoring a convicted terrorist, members of Guyana’s National Assembly have left a stain on their legacy as representatives of the Guyanese people and on their commitment to the rule of law.

 https://www.inewsguyana.com/u-...convicted-terrorist/

This is an indication to me that:

a) Guyana is leaderless, with Granger not able to contain, control and restrain the members of his own party

b) This act, cannot be blamed on the OPPOSITION. The members of the coalition voted unanimously...with everyone casting their support

c) This incident cannot be compared to the Charandass arrair...Lincoln Lewis, as much as I admire his leadership for the downtrodden and poor in Guyana, has lost all credibility with his letter of support. 

d) The US should deny visa requests from the key Guyanese Parliamentarians who voted to honor this terrorist...

The Coalition has more to worry about, not just the elections...

HEHE Only now you know JACKASSES make up the PNC?? Well, stupidee bill is your name.

How shameful it was when the US announced that a former member of Guyana's parliament plotted to blow up JFK airport in NY. NY has the biggest Guyanese population outside of Guyana. Kadir made brought  shame and disgrace to Guyanese at home and abroad.  

Yeah BUT the PNC says he is the reincarnation of Jesus!! Remember Blackie was their Mother theresa

VishMahabir posted:

Dave posted:

The U.S. Embassy in Georgetown condemns the resolution by Guyana’s National Assembly, reportedly honoring the life and work of convicted terrorist Abdul Kadir.

In a statement to the media, The US Embassy stated that Kadir was sentenced to life in prison in the United States after being found guilty of plotting a 2007 terrorist attack at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.

“Members of the National Assembly, therefore, chose to honor a man who conspired to kill innocent people from across the United States and around the world.  This resolution is an insensitive and thoughtless act, which demonstrates the National Assembly’s disregard for the gravity of Kadir’s actions”.

While speaking at an International Peace Conference recently, U.S. Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch held up Guyana as “a model to the world on religious tolerance and understanding.”

The National Assembly’s resolution of April 26, 2019 draws into question that reputation.  It also comes on the heels of Guyana’s historic cooperation with the United States on the extradition of an alleged murderer.

“Members of Parliament have placed this resolution in direct contradiction to the efforts of security cooperation between our two countries”, the release added.

Further, it added that with this resolution, honoring a convicted terrorist, members of Guyana’s National Assembly have left a stain on their legacy as representatives of the Guyanese people and on their commitment to the rule of law.

 https://www.inewsguyana.com/u-...convicted-terrorist/

This is an indication to me that:

a) Guyana is leaderless, with Granger not able to contain, control and restrain the members of his own party

b) This act, cannot be blamed on the OPPOSITION. The members of the coalition voted unanimously...with everyone casting their support

c) This incident cannot be compared to the Charandass arrair...Lincoln Lewis, as much as I admire his leadership for the downtrodden and poor in Guyana, has lost all credibility with his letter of support. 

d) The US should deny visa requests from the key Guyanese Parliamentarians who voted to honor this terrorist...

The Coalition has more to worry about, not just the elections...

Full Time Professional Student{FTPS} guess you were writing Exams that's why you were  absent. Anyway, without you asking Silly Questions, you finally made some good points, I will give you a B+.

kp posted:

Full Time Professional Student{FTPS} guess you were writing Exams that's why you were  absent. Anyway, without you asking Silly Questions, you finally made some good points, I will give you a B+.

VishMahabir posted:

Dave posted:

The U.S. Embassy in Georgetown condemns the resolution by Guyana’s National Assembly, reportedly honoring the life and work of convicted terrorist Abdul Kadir.

In a statement to the media, The US Embassy stated that Kadir was sentenced to life in prison in the United States after being found guilty of plotting a 2007 terrorist attack at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.

“Members of the National Assembly, therefore, chose to honor a man who conspired to kill innocent people from across the United States and around the world.  This resolution is an insensitive and thoughtless act, which demonstrates the National Assembly’s disregard for the gravity of Kadir’s actions”.

While speaking at an International Peace Conference recently, U.S. Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch held up Guyana as “a model to the world on religious tolerance and understanding.”

The National Assembly’s resolution of April 26, 2019 draws into question that reputation.  It also comes on the heels of Guyana’s historic cooperation with the United States on the extradition of an alleged murderer.

“Members of Parliament have placed this resolution in direct contradiction to the efforts of security cooperation between our two countries”, the release added.

Further, it added that with this resolution, honoring a convicted terrorist, members of Guyana’s National Assembly have left a stain on their legacy as representatives of the Guyanese people and on their commitment to the rule of law.

 https://www.inewsguyana.com/u-...convicted-terrorist/

This is an indication to me that:

a) Guyana is leaderless, with Granger not able to contain, control and restrain the members of his own party

b) This act, cannot be blamed on the OPPOSITION. The members of the coalition voted unanimously...with everyone casting their support

c) This incident cannot be compared to the Charandass arrair...Lincoln Lewis, as much as I admire his leadership for the downtrodden and poor in Guyana, has lost all credibility with his letter of support. 

d) The US should deny visa requests from the key Guyanese Parliamentarians who voted to honor this terrorist...

The Coalition has more to worry about, not just the elections...

The level of orgasm in that Assembly must have been sky high as those 33 fools celebrated honoring a man convicted of terrorism knowing fully well that no member of the Opposition was there to advise them against it.