LMAO. Freeze what? No worries. The government can decide to no longer use the NY Fed Reserve Bank as its custodial bank to hold its oil profits. And do recall the account is still being managed by the Bank of Guyana.

All these idle threats mean nothing. 

EXXON controls the oil and determines how many barrels they get. Who owns Exxon again? The US government can instruct Exxon to freeze Guyana's oil share. What would Exxon do, ignore them?

@Rochelle posted:

LMAO. Freeze what? No worries. The government can decide to no longer use the NY Fed Reserve Bank as its custodial bank to hold its oil profits. And do recall the account is still being managed by the Bank of Guyana.

All these idle threats mean nothing. 

U should no be LMAO. If any of this is true, take note. The US does not make idle threats. 

@Rochelle posted:

LMAO. Freeze what? No worries. The government can decide to no longer use the NY Fed Reserve Bank as its custodial bank to hold its oil profits. And do recall the account is still being managed by the Bank of Guyana.

All these idle threats mean nothing. 

You have a point. The US speaks of threats but rarely carry through with it. However, they can do it if they regard Guyana as a danger to their long term security in the region.

Exxon needs Guyana more than Guyana needs Exxon.  Exxon is not doing too well right now--saw in the news that they are retrenching employees.  

@Rochelle posted:

LMAO. Freeze what? No worries. The government can decide to no longer use the NY Fed Reserve Bank as its custodial bank to hold its oil profits. And do recall the account is still being managed by the Bank of Guyana.

All these idle threats mean nothing. 

Ask Maduro how the US froze all of Venezuela oil money, he will tell you good story. I find it fascinating and amusing that people who can’t win an election in a shithole Country is ready to take on the most powerful country in the world. I’m betting on America on this one.

@Bibi Haniffa posted:

Ask Maduro how the US froze all of Venezuela oil money, he will tell you good story. I find it fascinating and amusing that people who can’t win an election in a shithole Country is ready to take on the most powerful country in the world. I’m betting on America on this one.

As someone who actually works on Wall Street for one of these big banks, I assure you that Guyana is no Venezuela where it concerns foreign assets, AML/KYC compliance and personal sanctions, nor will it be. 

President Granger was democratically elected and will be democratically elected following the end to this debacle. Maduro, on the otherhand, knowingly banned other political parties from running for office, thereby usurping the very nature of a democratically-elected government.

President Granger has never done this. What is disputed is whether votes cast or valid votes should determine the winner of these elections. Guyana's courts determined that latter, and on that basis President Granger is likely to be sworn in.

Don't blame it on Granger - blame it on the body of laws that govern Guyana.

Also, please speak on what you actually know. 

All this back and forth and back again is leading nowhere. Each poster wants his or her points to be taken as Gospel. It's best to wait on the CCJ ruling then take it from there. There has to be a declaration at some point, and a winner. Let's see.

@Sheik101 posted:

U should no be LMAO. If any of this is true, take note. The US does not make idle threats. 

More like stupid as stupid gets!!

HEHEHE Did Maduro steal an Election in broad day light?? Did Maduro said the Election was Free and then change his view. Who STUPID done STUPID!!

What has the APNU since taking office done for the Guyanese people?

@Sheik101 posted:

What has the APNU since taking office done for the Guyanese people?

Like you want give people headache. Dat is like giving them to spell wan big big thing like cow

@Sheik101 posted:

What has the APNU since taking office done for the Guyanese people?

He fired collies and replaced them with PNC loyalists. He released more prisoners. He bankrupts the Treasury and needs two years to reform the election system. 

@Former Member posted:

He fired collies and replaced them with PNC loyalists. He released more prisoners. He bankrupts the Treasury and needs two years to reform the election system. 

Well in a case like this, I would give  this man another 5 years. With progress like this u can't go wrong.

Sheik, yuh  agt totaram and Rochelle giving the thumbs up. Ow Buddy how dem gun know what is sarcasm

@Rochelle posted:

As someone who actually works on Wall Street for one of these big banks, I assure you that Guyana is no Venezuela where it concerns foreign assets, AML/KYC compliance and personal sanctions, nor will it be. 

President Granger was democratically elected and will be democratically elected following the end to this debacle. Maduro, on the otherhand, knowingly banned other political parties from running for office, thereby usurping the very nature of a democratically-elected government.

President Granger has never done this. What is disputed is whether votes cast or valid votes should determine the winner of these elections. Guyana's courts determined that latter, and on that basis President Granger is likely to be sworn in.

Don't blame it on Granger - blame it on the body of laws that govern Guyana.

Also, please speak on what you actually know. 

Which big bank do you work for? I thought you were laid off twice in the past few years and somehow ended up on the PNC payroll with a fictitious title.

@Bibi Haniffa posted:

Which big bank do you work for? I thought you were laid off twice in the past few years and somehow ended up on the PNC payroll with a fictitious title.

Now why would I tell you that? 

I'm not sure where you're getting your information from, but I was never laid off. My NYU Law degree and additional credentials affords me many options and professional connections, none of which you can proffer.

Thanks for trying to figure my identity, though. I feel so special. 

@Rochelle posted:

LMAO. Freeze what? No worries. The government can decide to no longer use the NY Fed Reserve Bank as its custodial bank to hold its oil profits. And do recall the account is still being managed by the Bank of Guyana.

All these idle threats mean nothing. 

They will eventually release the oil money and Guyana will prosper once again no matter who forms the government.

@Former Member posted:

EXXON controls the oil and determines how many barrels they get. Who owns Exxon again? The US government can instruct Exxon to freeze Guyana's oil share. What would Exxon do, ignore them?

The government can cancel their license to operate.

@Sheik101 posted:

What has the APNU since taking office done for the Guyanese people?

They made AngloSaxon Coolies rich.  You should go down to Guyana and see the country.

@Rochelle posted:

As someone who actually works on Wall Street for one of these big banks, I assure you that Guyana is no Venezuela where it concerns foreign assets, AML/KYC compliance and personal sanctions, nor will it be. 

President Granger was democratically elected and will be democratically elected following the end to this debacle. Maduro, on the otherhand, knowingly banned other political parties from running for office, thereby usurping the very nature of a democratically-elected government.

President Granger has never done this. What is disputed is whether votes cast or valid votes should determine the winner of these elections. Guyana's courts determined that latter, and on that basis President Granger is likely to be sworn in.

Don't blame it on Granger - blame it on the body of laws that govern Guyana.

Also, please speak on what you actually know. 

Oi Gilbakka, read the first Line in the post above. This gyal is a Wall Street big thing.

@Rochelle posted:

Now why would I tell you that? 

I'm not sure where you're getting your information from, but I was never laid off. My NYU Law degree and additional credentials affords me many options and professional connections, none of which you can proffer.

Thanks for trying to figure my identity, though. I feel so special. 

Oi Gilbakka this Gyal also has a NYU law degree, she is a big thing. From information I have on NYU Law School, this gyal is probably the only Guyana homan to have ever graduated from that prestigious institution. You deh in good company Hay buddaayyy!,

And you too Gilly? 

@Rochelle posted:

LMAO. Freeze what? No worries. The government can decide to no longer use the NY Fed Reserve Bank as its custodial bank to hold its oil profits. And do recall the account is still being managed by the Bank of Guyana.

All these idle threats mean nothing. 

The Guyana Government can stop Exxon/mobile from drilling.

@Ramakant-P posted:

The Guyana Government can stop Exxon/mobile from drilling.

Want to bet that the contract has some clause that says Guyana cannot stop them from drilling until they pay the costs owed to Exxon. And that date is the 12th of Never. Guyana cannot pay Exxon in this lifetime.

@Bibi Haniffa posted:

Want to bet that the contract has some clause that says Guyana cannot stop them from drilling until they pay the costs owed to Exxon. And that date is the 12th of Never. Guyana cannot pay Exxon in this lifetime.

What costs? Only the PNC can make such a blunder.

@Ramakant-P posted:

What costs? Only the PNC can make such a blunder.

All the money that Exxon front ended to pay for the rigs, staffing, transportation, salaries, expenses, hotels for staff, travel, etc. Well over a billion US dollars and still counting.

Dont forget Guyana has not spent a cent in this operation. Exxon is doing all the spending.