We have learnt nothing from the British or the Indians.  Protocol is protocol.  That Lady Minister Nicolet Henry is a certified dunce and needs to go back to school.

Jagdeo and PPP MPs walk out of Flag Raising Ceremony over “disrespectful” seating; Ramotar stays

By Staff on May 26, 2016

With another former President, Samuel Hinds, at his side, Jagdeo and a number of the PPP Members left the VIP Pavilion at Durban Park after some Members were not seated immediately on arrival.

Opposition Leader and Former President, Bharrat Jagdeo, lead a walk-out of the National Flag Raising ceremony on Wednesday night over the seating arrangements for his party’s Members of Parliament.

With another former President, Samuel Hinds, at his side, Jagdeo and a number of the PPP Members left the VIP Pavilion at Durban Park after some Members were not seated immediately on arrival.

In a late night statement, the Opposition Leader said “on arrival at the VIP area tonight there were no seats set aside for the Opposition MPs, except for the two Former Presidents, Dr. Jagdeo and Mr. Sam Hinds and two other MPs. The majority of the MPs were left standing.”

He said his party had repeatedly raised the issue of accommodation even before the event. The PPP Members even arrived at the ceremony in one bus and said that decision was taken because of the likely traffic problems.

But while Jagdeo, Hinds and other PPP Members walked away from the ceremony, Immediate past President Donald Ramotar and his wife Deolatchmee remained behind and sat through the entire ceremony. Ramotar may have been unaware of the Jagdeo led walk out when he arrived.

In a Facebook post, PPP Member of Parliament, Priya Manickchand went into a late night tirade over the “disrespectful occurrence”.

She said “this is our 50th year. This shameless and infantile behavior designed to embarrass us is as unacceptable as it is petty and disrespectful and destructive. Hey. Executive. You can’t stop us. We are elected office holders. We represent hundreds of thousands of persons. We celebrate Guyana’s Independence.”

Over 20,000 persons attended the flag raising ceremony. From all appearances, there may have been a number of breaches in the VIP pavilion with other invitees taking along relatives. Additionally, on more than one occasions, the ushers were seen asking persons who were not part of the VIP list to leave the area.

As the PPP members walked out, they stopped for photographs with a number of other Guyanese who could also find adequate seating accommodation but remained at the event.

Look I think Alexei (Bibi) father, DUNULD, is one of the dummest jacko in Guyana, but the man is still a former President of all of Guyana.   Have we descended to Mugabism?  Is Guyana the new Zimbabwe?

But you had another name for me yesterday!!!!!  

Bibi, ak Alexei, let us get back on topic.  You are the side show, the humor for the post.

The essence of this conversation is how former presidents were treated.

This is a SERIOUS MATTER THAT HAS PRECEDENCE.

KishanB posted:

We have learnt nothing from the British or the Indians.  Protocol is protocol.  That Lady Minister Nicolet Henry is a certified dunce and needs to go back to school.

 

 

Correct me if I I'm wrong. Were you one of those who advocated for the current government?

Dondadda posted:

KishanB posted:

We have learnt nothing from the British or the Indians.  Protocol is protocol.  That Lady Minister Nicolet Henry is a certified dunce and needs to go back to school.

 

 

Correct me if I I'm wrong. Were you one of those who advocated for the current government?

You are not wrong!!!!!

KishanB posted:

Bibi, ak Alexei, let us get back on topic.  You are the side show, the humor for the post.

The essence of this conversation is how former presidents were treated.

This is a SERIOUS MATTER THAT HAS PRECEDENCE.

nonsense!!

u need to park the  drama queen act . . . leave that for Jagdeo

the "former presidents" Ramotar, Jagdeo and Hinds were all seated prominently in the VIP section, as well as Anil, Edghill and Rohee

that said, having the other PPP MPs wait in the hallway while the clueless organizers got their act together is incomprehensible and unacceptable

banna, many, many non-PPP VIP ticket holders were denied seating for the simple reason that more VIP tickets were issued than seats available, and the hapless ushers and their boss running protocol didn't seem to know how to properly triage the situation

the president needs to issue an immediate apology to the affected opposition MPs and discipline Junior Minister Nicollete Henry for incompetence

Dondadda posted:

KishanB posted:

We have learnt nothing from the British or the Indians.  Protocol is protocol.  That Lady Minister Nicolet Henry is a certified dunce and needs to go back to school.

 

 

Correct me if I I'm wrong. Were you one of those who advocated for the current government?

Harmon did not pan out!!  The question, to succeed or to suck-seed!!

KishanB posted:

Bibi, ak Alexei, let us get back on topic.  You are the side show, the humor for the post.

The essence of this conversation is how former presidents were treated.

This is a SERIOUS MATTER THAT HAS PRECEDENCE.

nonsense!!

u need to park the  drama queen act . . . leave that for Jagdeo

the "former presidents" Ramotar, Jagdeo and Hinds were all seated prominently in the VIP section, as well as Anil, Edghill and Rohee

that said, having the other PPP MPs wait in the hallway while the clueless organizers got their act together is incomprehensible and unacceptable

banna, many, many non-PPP VIP ticket holders were denied seating for the simple reason that more VIP tickets were issued than seats available, and the hapless ushers and their boss running protocol didn't seem to know how to properly triage the situation

the president needs to issue an immediate apology to the affected opposition MPs and discipline Junior Minister Nicollete Henry for incompetence.

redux posted:

KishanB posted:

Bibi, ak Alexei, let us get back on topic.  You are the side show, the humor for the post.

The essence of this conversation is how former presidents were treated.

This is a SERIOUS MATTER THAT HAS PRECEDENCE.

nonsense!!

u need to park the  drama queen act . . . leave that for Jagdeo

the "former presidents" Ramotar, Jagdeo and Hinds were all seated prominently in the VIP section, as well as Anil, Edghill and Rohee

that said, having the other PPP MPs wait in the hallway while the clueless organizers got their act together is incomprehensible and unacceptable

banna, many, many non-PPP VIP ticket holders were denied seating for the simple reason that more VIP tickets were issued than seats available, and the hapless ushers and their boss running protocol didn't seem to know how to properly triage the situation

the president needs to issue an immediate apology to the affected opposition MPs and discipline Junior Minister Nicollete Henry for incompetence.

The hopeful side of me want to buy what you say, the realistic side of me says there will be no apology!!  Then the story of Guyana continues!  These are highly impactful incidents given the occasion!!

Welcome to Blackman time.

Why Jagdeo walk out?

Rat claiming De Terms of the Corbin/Jagdeo Accord have been Violated.

Moses & Granger not respecting Black House of Israel Thugs,

Moses & Granger not respecting Ballot Box Thieves..... and

Moses & Granger not respecting  PPP officals caught thiefing in the Recent Forensic Audits.

Rat want ONLY PPP Criminals to occupy the VIP Stand.

Kish mek up yuh mind.....

Is either yuh Run with De Rat.....

or Yuh.....

Hunt with the Tiger (Cat).....

ba$eman posted:

redux posted:

KishanB posted:

Bibi, ak Alexei, let us get back on topic.  You are the side show, the humor for the post.

The essence of this conversation is how former presidents were treated.

This is a SERIOUS MATTER THAT HAS PRECEDENCE.

nonsense!!

u need to park the  drama queen act . . . leave that for Jagdeo

the "former presidents" Ramotar, Jagdeo and Hinds were all seated prominently in the VIP section, as well as Anil, Edghill and Rohee

that said, having the other PPP MPs wait in the hallway while the clueless organizers got their act together is incomprehensible and unacceptable

banna, many, many non-PPP VIP ticket holders were denied seating for the simple reason that more VIP tickets were issued than seats available, and the hapless ushers and their boss running protocol didn't seem to know how to properly triage the situation

the president needs to issue an immediate apology to the affected opposition MPs and discipline Junior Minister Nicollete Henry for incompetence.

The hopeful side of me want to buy what you say, the realistic side of me says there will be no apology!!  Then the story of Guyana continues!  These are highly impactful incidents given the occasion!!

I don't think the rat will apologize for his childish behaviour.

Drugb posted:

Welcome to Blackman time.

Teck a good look at the foto.

Dondadda posted:

KishanB posted:

We have learnt nothing from the British or the Indians.  Protocol is protocol.  That Lady Minister Nicolet Henry is a certified dunce and needs to go back to school.

 

 

Correct me if I I'm wrong. Were you one of those who advocated for the current government?

Donada,  sorry I did not reply earlier, was in busy with Jubilee beers.  Yes I still am a strong supporter of the Coalition but wrong is wrong.  I am not a hypocrite to see wrong and sit down and say, we is my government.  If we let these wrongs continue we will end up with monsters in government.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Dondadda posted:

KishanB posted:

We have learnt nothing from the British or the Indians.  Protocol is protocol.  That Lady Minister Nicolet Henry is a certified dunce and needs to go back to school.

 

 

Correct me if I I'm wrong. Were you one of those who advocated for the current government?

You are not wrong!!!!!

You Bib ak Alexei or what them bwoy calling you now since you might have changed your sex - DUEOKI, when I want a mouth piece, I will inbox.  For now just shut up and do not dare every try to speak for me. 

Not every one who went to QC brite and we know that right Alexei, we now your score sheets at QC.

redux posted:

KishanB posted:

Bibi, ak Alexei, let us get back on topic.  You are the side show, the humor for the post.

The essence of this conversation is how former presidents were treated.

This is a SERIOUS MATTER THAT HAS PRECEDENCE.

nonsense!!

u need to park the  drama queen act . . . leave that for Jagdeo

the "former presidents" Ramotar, Jagdeo and Hinds were all seated prominently in the VIP section, as well as Anil, Edghill and Rohee

that said, having the other PPP MPs wait in the hallway while the clueless organizers got their act together is incomprehensible and unacceptable

banna, many, many non-PPP VIP ticket holders were denied seating for the simple reason that more VIP tickets were issued than seats available, and the hapless ushers and their boss running protocol didn't seem to know how to properly triage the situation

the president needs to issue an immediate apology to the affected opposition MPs and discipline Junior Minister Nicollete Henry for incompetence

Redux my friend.

1. Read the State Department Manual on Modern Diplomacy for Diplomats and the British 

A Guide to Protocol and Etiquette for Official Entertainment.

In the United States, the place of honor goes to the serving President and his partners is at the right. The front seat is reserved for head of states and former heads of state, heads of government and former heads of government, heads of the judiciary, head of the military arms, head of the legislature and their wife and if space is left at front, Vice President and ......."

"After the guest of honor is seated, the arrangement goes by rank row by row."

Of course Barbados PM had to be there - and Obama's representative.

That means former PM Hamiton Green needed to be in the front seat, former President Jagdeo, Hinds and Ramotar, PM Nagamotoo, Carl Singh - head of the judiciary, head of the GDF and their wives all had to be in the same row with the President and his wife.

If space was there on the front row, then Ramjattan - VP, Carl Greenidge - VP.

Look carefully at Jagdeo chair he was in the front row of the second tier of chairs on a hard steel chair.  If you were there like me you would have seen that the seats in the first three row where Granger sat with his family and Nagamotoo and his daughters and a bunch of imposters from Brooklyn were all soft cushioned green chairs.

Shame on this total break down in basic ethics.  Minister Henry should be sent to Ministry of Public Security, she has no ethics or sense of hosting.  She should be the chief dog catcher in the Public Security Ministry.

Mitwah posted:

Drugb posted:

Welcome to Blackman time.

Teck a good look at the foto.

This photo unfortunately does not show the front of the pavilion where the brooklynite were seated on cushioned chairs.  Look at Jagdeo chair - hard steel chair.

East Indians should not have attended that event in the first place. It is like putting yourself in a position to be kicked in the ass.

KishanB posted:

Mitwah posted:

Drugb posted:

Welcome to Blackman time.

Teck a good look at the foto.

This photo unfortunately does not show the front of the pavilion where the brooklynite were seated on cushioned chairs.  Look at Jagdeo chair - hard steel chair.

Heheheheh. Dem no longer King and Queen. Dem lost de election. Jackdeo hijacked the leader of the opposition position.  Did they arrive early to claim their seats?

A different perspective on the walkout from someone who was there.

KishanB posted:

. . . Look carefully at Jagdeo chair he was in the front row of the second tier of chairs on a hard steel chair.  If you were there like me you would have seen that the seats in the first three row where Granger sat with his family and Nagamotoo and his daughters and a bunch of imposters from Brooklyn were all soft cushioned green chairs.

Shame on this total break down in basic ethics.  Minister Henry should be sent to Ministry of Public Security, she has no ethics or sense of hosting.  She should be the chief dog catcher in the Public Security Ministry.

Kishan, so freakin what?

AG Basil Williams is seated a row behind Rohee in a "hard steel chair"

what's your point?

"ethics" . . . seriously? . . . get a grip dude

Mars posted:

A different perspective on the walkout from someone who was there.

 

About the Jagdeo walkout

Now here is what really happened, Jagdeo and his imps arrived together in a 30 seater bus, they arrived more than an hour late, timed to perfection to ensure that they arrived after the President and PM (and the presidential salute) walked in together as a group, there could not have been 30 ushers for each of them (and spouse) so naturally they had to wait together at the back for the ushers to go and come several times until all are seated.

Jagdeo then demanded that all of them must be seated together and he pressured the ordinary working class ushers to rearrange the entire pavilion to ensure that all 31 PPP parliamentarians sit together. This introduced unnecessary confusion into the arrangement as you can see in the pic, the organizers never contemplated segregation, they planned that everyone sit together no matter which party you from. So naturally some people will have consecutive seats while others will not. Jagdeo created an artificial crisis and stage managed the walk out.

Jagdeo is a very divisive person who thrives on ceasing any little moment to divide this country and its people. He wanted to avoid this nation calling on him to replicate the embrace between Forbes and Cheddie. He knew he wanted to avoid an embrace with Granger at all cost.

Jagdeo is bad news for Guyana, he and his senseless imps staged the whole episode, I ask the people of Guyana not to be fooled by their theatrics.

Look at that pic, does it seem to you that the government wish to discriminate against any one? For example a serving Attorney General accepts a seat behind a former AG.

Look at the 2nd pic Minister Broomes (in white outfit) waiting to be seated also, so too is APNU-AFC parliamentarian Michael Carrington (next to Broomes in yellow shirt), as you can see several others among them some Caucasian persons (more likely foreign diplomats).

Where is the discrimination?

Now this was Jagdeo's statement to the world, “on arrival at the VIP area tonight there were no seats set aside for the Opposition MPs, except for the two Former Presidents, Dr. Jagdeo and Mr. Sam Hinds and two other MPs. The majority of the MPs were left standing.”

The pics puts his statement in the realm of fiction and theatrics.

Champion of division.

 

Oh yes.  No surprise about the man who leads the "coolie people party", who screamed that "if the PNC wins GDF and the police will attack and rape straight haired people", and then this year boasts that the PPP had "consolidated the East Indian support base".

He even had to be censured for raising racial anxieties last year.

All of his apologists, the same ones who rant that only blacks were involved in violence in 1964, now blame Granger for the lack of dialogue, even though that is the first thing that he tried to do.

Reports are that since Granger has taken office attempts are made to have events run on time.  Jagdeo arrives late and then wants to disturb the proceedings.

The man ought to know that in 2011, and in 2015 the PPP didn't in the majority of the votes. In the 2016 LGE its victories were confined to majority Indian areas, and it lost support among Amerindians.

So you would think that he would change his attitude!

Mitwah posted:

KishanB posted:

Mitwah posted:

Drugb posted:

Welcome to Blackman time.

Teck a good look at the foto.

This photo unfortunately does not show the front of the pavilion where the brooklynite were seated on cushioned chairs.  Look at Jagdeo chair - hard steel chair.

Heheheheh. Dem no longer King and Queen. Dem lost de election. Jackdeo hijacked the leader of the opposition position.  Did they arrive early to claim their seats?

So what if this happens to the current so called KINGS and QUEENS in 2021?

Karma is usually a BITCH!

Mars posted:

A different perspective on the walkout from someone who was there.

 

About the Jagdeo walkout

Now here is what really happened, Jagdeo and his imps arrived together in a 30 seater bus, they arrived more than an hour late, timed to perfection to ensure that they arrived after the President and PM (and the presidential salute) walked in together as a group, there could not have been 30 ushers for each of them (and spouse) so naturally they had to wait together at the back for the ushers to go and come several times until all are seated.

Jagdeo then demanded that all of them must be seated together and he pressured the ordinary working class ushers to rearrange the entire pavilion to ensure that all 31 PPP parliamentarians sit together. This introduced unnecessary confusion into the arrangement as you can see in the pic, the organizers never contemplated segregation, they planned that everyone sit together no matter which party you from. So naturally some people will have consecutive seats while others will not. Jagdeo created an artificial crisis and stage managed the walk out.

Jagdeo is a very divisive person who thrives on ceasing any little moment to divide this country and its people. He wanted to avoid this nation calling on him to replicate the embrace between Forbes and Cheddie. He knew he wanted to avoid an embrace with Granger at all cost.

Jagdeo is bad news for Guyana, he and his senseless imps staged the whole episode, I ask the people of Guyana not to be fooled by their theatrics.

Look at that pic, does it seem to you that the government wish to discriminate against any one? For example a serving Attorney General accepts a seat behind a former AG.

Look at the 2nd pic Minister Broomes (in white outfit) waiting to be seated also, so too is APNU-AFC parliamentarian Michael Carrington (next to Broomes in yellow shirt), as you can see several others among them some Caucasian persons (more likely foreign diplomats).

Where is the discrimination?

Now this was Jagdeo's statement to the world, “on arrival at the VIP area tonight there were no seats set aside for the Opposition MPs, except for the two Former Presidents, Dr. Jagdeo and Mr. Sam Hinds and two other MPs. The majority of the MPs were left standing.”

The pics puts his statement in the realm of fiction and theatrics.

Champion of division.

 

OH, so Mars is really that AFC Jackass at the head of the Broadcasting Authority.

Imps - ha ha, the ugliest monkey in the government calling human beings IMPS.  LOL.

See story below:

Chairman of the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) Leonard Craig

Jagdeo’s doling out of radio licences was ‘indecent’ … new GNBA chair promises review, not necessarily revocation

October 14, 2015

 

By Ariana Gordon
THE reviewing of radio licences issued by former President Bharrat Jagdeo in 2011 does not necessarily speak to revocation. Chairman of the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) Leonard Craig yesterday cautioned that while the authority will be reviewing all licences issued, they will not necessarily be revoked. “All licences will be reviewed, but review is not necessarily synonymous with revocation. Whatever is done here, during the review process, will be fair, transparent and above board. I am not in a position to say what form or shape it would look like, that is a decision the entire board would have to make,” said Craig.
The GNBA Chairman told this publication that he believes the move by former President Jagdeo to issue 12 radio licences was wrong. “Yes, I think it was not done based on the agreement between the political parties that existed then. There was an agreement that all licensing should be stopped until the Broadcast Act came into being and the then President Jagdeo took it upon himself, which is an indecent thing to do…”

Widespread criticism
Jagdeo had granted licences under the colonial Post and Telegraph Act just before the November 2011 General and Regional elections, a move that saw widespread criticism from the public. The former president and the leader of the People’s National Congress, Robert Corbin in 2003 agreed that additional licences would not have been issued until modern broadcasting legislation and an authority were established. That agreement was breached by Jagdeo.
Notwithstanding his view, Craig says with the Broadcast Act in place, all licencees were asked to reapply. With approximately 20 applications before the Authority, he said many are compliant with the legal requirements for application. “Yes, those new applicants that came in complied largely with the requirements of the law but that does not go for 100 per cent of the applicants,” he noted.
He explained that while he cannot “divulge which applicants did not comply” with the requirements, representatives of the GNBA have been in meetings with those who were not fully compliant. “… We have been meeting with all of them and where the applications and licence fell short, we outlined that…so the relevant licencees, they know and they understand what their shortcomings are and we have asked them to fix that,” Craig disclosed.
Several radio licences were given to persons aligned with the now opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP) while many independent media entities, including Stabroek News, Capitol News, CNS 6, HBTV and Kaieteur News, were denied licences and asked to re-apply.

Favouritism
The move saw repeated protests by those who felt sidelined and this followed a High Court action in 2013 by the National Media Broadcasting Company (NMBC) and the Guyana Media Proprietors Association (GMPA) and Enrico Woolford, Managing Director/Editor for EMW Communications. Jagdeo’s granting of licences under the Post and Telegraph Act was described by the group as favouritism.
“By the granting of licences by the Minister and the National Frequency Management Unit to friends, supporters, family members and to members of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic who would clearly reasonably be expected to propagate the political views and opinions consistent with the said party, correspondingly applicants are being deprived and denied their right to freedom of expression and to communicate opinions and the inequality amounts in itself to a contravention,” the court document said.
Earlier this year, Minister of State Joseph Harmon announced that his administration would be moving to have all licences distributed by Jagdeo reviewed. However, PPP General Secretary Clement Rohee in response said his party is not moved by Harmon’s utterances. He maintained that “all licences were legally granted” and as such his party has nothing to fear.
Vision for GNBA

Meanwhile, Craig during his three-year term in office plans on reviewing and updating broadcast legislation, codes and advisories which should include, among other things, rules on compulsory quota for local and Caribbean content; content rules for cable operators; guidelines on advertisements; broadcast content rating system both for individual programme format and for broadcasting houses; compulsory subtitling of foreign language content and a policy for internet broadcasting.

****Additionally, the GNBA intends to rework the generic licensing template used to issue broadcast licences; amend the Broadcast Act; review all licences in line with the new regulations based on a system of fairness and equity; provide enabling mechanisms to re-establish, reconstitute an Association of Broadcasters where a representative group can advocate general outcomes on behalf of members; set up a full-fledged Broadcast Authority with a duly appointed Secretary and CEO; develop a reward mechanism for creative local programming in collaboration with the department of culture and other stakeholders; collaborate with the National Commission on Disabilities to assist with sourcing funds and expertise to set up closed captioning of live newscasts and other local content; establish a broadcast college of international repute that offers postgraduate certification in broadcasting with possible internships at international broadcast agencies; set a timetable and framework for switching from analog to digital broadcasting and instigate a framework for common Caribbean broadcasting standards and an affiliate organisation for broadcast regulators.
Craig explained that it is difficult to make long-term plans given the many changes that can occur over the next three years. “You can’t make long-term plans at GNBA or too many plans because the landscape changes so quickly that you have to roll with the technology.” The GNBA chairman stressed that while he has a vision for the authority and broadcast sector, there is no guarantee that all outlined would be accomplished by the end of his tenure. “Some obviously will be completed and others will be put in the breach so to speak,” said Craig.

My opinion - the thing could have been better organised, but Jagdeo should have stayed even if he felt embarrassed.  I could be wrong. 

Thick skin is necessary in politics Jagdeo.  Why all this baby tears.

Brian Teekah posted:

 

So what if this happens to the current so called KINGS and QUEENS in 2021?

Karma is usually a BITCH!

Then this will just continue a cycle which the PPP began in 1961.

How come you didn't protest in 1992, when the PPP began a scorched earth policy against blacks?

Why didn't Ramouthar walk out  with the PPP group ? One leading PPP member who was present but not in the VIP section mentioned that the walk out  was planned prior to the group's late arrival. The issue is Jagdeo wanted his group to sit together and  couldn't  get his way. There were many seats available in the VIP section but not together.

caribny posted:

Brian Teekah posted:

 

So what if this happens to the current so called KINGS and QUEENS in 2021?

Karma is usually a BITCH!

Then this will just continue a cycle which the PPP began in 1961.

How come you didn't protest in 1992, when the PPP began a scorched earth policy against blacks?

I am not protest fool.  This Scorch earth happened then in 1992 and it is happening now.  When last have you visited the Ministry of the Presidency, it is like a mini- ACDA/GDF/PNC outfit.

Granger is an old man, he should act more mature and know better.  he should know we will never heal the nation with this strategy of marginalising the East Indians.  Burnham tried it and failed.  Hoyte was the only sensible President who created space for all Guyanese.

comrade posted:

Why didn't Ramouthar walk out  with the PPP group ? One leading PPP member who was present but not in the VIP section mentioned that the walk out  was planned prior to the group's late arrival. The issue is Jagdeo wanted his group to sit together and  couldn't  get his way. There were many seats available in the VIP section but not together.

Jagdeo refuses to accept the fact that Guyanese rejected the PPP.

His behavior does great service to the coalition, as he constantly reminds people why they voted out the PPP.

caribny posted:

comrade posted:

Why didn't Ramouthar walk out  with the PPP group ? One leading PPP member who was present but not in the VIP section mentioned that the walk out  was planned prior to the group's late arrival. The issue is Jagdeo wanted his group to sit together and  couldn't  get his way. There were many seats available in the VIP section but not together.

Jagdeo refuses to accept the fact that Guyanese rejected the PPP.

His behavior does great service to the coalition, as he constantly reminds people why they voted out the PPP.

Rumtar and Jagdeo at war.  Jagdeo cuss his ass out for losing the elections and tell him he shall be banished from the PPP at the next congress.

Rumtar is finished.  He has no followers, no ideology, no pedigree.  Nah suh?

Brian Teekah posted:

caribny posted:

Brian Teekah posted:

 

So what if this happens to the current so called KINGS and QUEENS in 2021?

Karma is usually a BITCH!

Then this will just continue a cycle which the PPP began in 1961.

How come you didn't protest in 1992, when the PPP began a scorched earth policy against blacks?

I am not protest fool.  This Scorch earth happened then in 1992 and it is happening now.  When last have you visited the Ministry of the Presidency, it is like a mini- ACDA/GDF/PNC outfit.

Granger is an old man, he should act more mature and know better.  he should know we will never heal the nation with this strategy of marginalising the East Indians.  Burnham tried it and failed.  Hoyte was the only sensible President who created space for all Guyanese.

Hoyte , with the help of the CIA in 1985 was responsible for the massive rigging of the general elections. Hoyte also scuttled the plan to form a national front government agreed to by Jagan and Burnham prior to 1985. Hoyte was no saint and his acts retarded Guyana's move towards national/racial unity.

Brian Teekah posted:

caribny posted:

comrade posted:

Why didn't Ramouthar walk out  with the PPP group ? One leading PPP member who was present but not in the VIP section mentioned that the walk out  was planned prior to the group's late arrival. The issue is Jagdeo wanted his group to sit together and  couldn't  get his way. There were many seats available in the VIP section but not together.

Jagdeo refuses to accept the fact that Guyanese rejected the PPP.

His behavior does great service to the coalition, as he constantly reminds people why they voted out the PPP.

Rumtar and Jagdeo at war.  Jagdeo cuss his ass out for losing the elections and tell him he shall be banished from the PPP at the next congress.

Rumtar is finished.  He has no followers, no ideology, no pedigree.  Nah suh?

Rumtar will suck any balls to stay relevant.  Why does he write all those foolish letters to the press as a former Prez?  He should be a state elder, not in the middle of the political husting but he is a low class crab-daag and that is why he cannot stay up there.

comrade posted:

Brian Teekah posted:

caribny posted:

Brian Teekah posted:

 

So what if this happens to the current so called KINGS and QUEENS in 2021?

Karma is usually a BITCH!

Then this will just continue a cycle which the PPP began in 1961.

How come you didn't protest in 1992, when the PPP began a scorched earth policy against blacks?

I am not protest fool.  This Scorch earth happened then in 1992 and it is happening now.  When last have you visited the Ministry of the Presidency, it is like a mini- ACDA/GDF/PNC outfit.

Granger is an old man, he should act more mature and know better.  he should know we will never heal the nation with this strategy of marginalising the East Indians.  Burnham tried it and failed.  Hoyte was the only sensible President who created space for all Guyanese.

Hoyte , with the help of the CIA in 1985 was responsible for the massive rigging of the general elections. Hoyte also scuttled the plan to form a national front government agreed to by Jagan and Burnham prior to 1985. Hoyte was no saint and his acts retarded Guyana's move towards national/racial unity.

I stand corrected SIR Comrade.  Can you shed some more light on the period 1985 - 1990.  Thanks

Brian Teekah posted:

 

I am not protest fool.  This Scorch earth happened then in 1992 and it is happening now.  When last have you visited the Ministry of the Presidency, it is like a mini- ACDA/GDF/PNC outfit.

Granger is an old man, he should act more mature and know better.  he should know we will never heal the nation with this strategy of marginalising the East Indians.  Burnham tried it and failed.  Hoyte was the only sensible President who created space for all Guyanese.

I have a history on GNI of protesting PPP ethnic exclusion of blacks. I was called a racist.

So pardon me if I query the motives of those who suddenly become concerned about ethnic diversity now, when they didn't give a damn when the PPP was in power.

In fact look at your response. No consideration for the treatment that blacks suffered under the PPP.  To you its all about what Africans should be doing, and nothing about what Indians should do. Did you raise the fact that Africans felt excluded under the PPP?

When people admit that the PPP was exclusionary of blacks then there will be greater sympathy. Right now folks think that Indians are whining, and will resume their racist behavior should the PPP be back in 2020, so why should it be up to blacks to not continue that cycle which the PPP began in 1961.

Last year some people said that the PNC should apologize to Indians. Well let the PPP do a mea culpa for how it treated blacks during its 23 years.

Brian Teekah posted:

 

Rumtar will suck any balls to stay relevant.  Why does he write all those foolish letters to the press as a former Prez?

He is afraid of another Jagdeo beat down, so he writes nonsense, as ordered to by Jagdeo.

Pointblank posted:

Lets not forget the disrespectful remarks and walkout by Manikchand at the US ambassador's residence during his function to commemorate US independence. Both Manikchand and Texiera were present then and again at Guyana's Jubilee function.