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Sparks fly as Budget debate begins…

“We gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything”

– Ramjattan tells Opposition MPs

August 18, 2015 | By | Filed Under News 

It seems as if Vice President and Minister of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan has cast a shadow of fear on some members of the opposition during their very first sitting of the National Assembly.

 

The language used by Ramjattan is one which many who write letters to the editors of the daily newspapers and indeed many social media users longed to hear. With such talk, he was able to shut the mouths of many vociferous opposition members.

 

Basically, Ramjattan promised to ensure that those who are found to have misappropriated state resources are placed behind bars.

 

It was the second session of yesterday’s sitting and Junior Minister of Finance, Jaipaul Sharma took the floor.

 

He touched on many things, but perhaps the highlight of Sharma’s presentation was his talk about the ongoing forensic audits.

This riled up the opposition.

 

But even before Sharma took to the floor, Opposition Member Irfaan Ali had criticized the government for the execution of the financial audit.The essence of Ali’s denunciation was that the administration went about it in a way that lacked the transparency it promised would be the cornerstone of its governance.

 

Sharma then told the House that the new administration was confronted with allegations and evidence of corruption and bad governance by the last Administration and therefore moved to institute internal forensic audit examinations.

 

He said that these audits focus on the fiscal accountability and transparency, performance and efficiency of publicly-owned entities, statutory bodies, projects and activities financed by or through public funds.

 

The Junior Minister said that the audits are essentially stocktaking exercises and the majority cover a period of four years.

 

Further, he stated that the audits are expected to establish, at a minimum, the true financial position of these entities.

 

Sharma said that other benefits likely to flow from the exercise, include the identification of revenue and the restoration of public funds.

 

He said that the opposition’s talk that the audits were given exclusively to critics of the former Government could not have been farther away from the truth.

 

“In identifying Accounting firms and individuals to carry out the Forensic Audits and review, contracts were made and interviews were carried out with Ram and Mc Rae as an accounting firm, Nigel Hinds Financial Services, Maurice Solomon, PKF Barcellos, Narine & Co., Harry Parmesar, D. Bahadur & Co., TSD Lall, Nizam Alli & Co., HLB R. Seebarran & Co. in addition, to four retired and former senior staff of the Audit office of Guyana including Dr. S.A. Goolsarran former Auditor General of Guyana, and three other qualified Accountants and others who expressed interest in being a part of these audits and review,” said Sharma.

 

He stressed that all efforts were made to have a very wide participation from the Chartered Accounting firms taking into account possible conflicts of interest, capacity and time constraints.

 

“However, as can be seen, there are a limited number of Chartered Accounting firms in Guyana, therefore it was taken into consideration to include individuals, since forensic auditing does not require one to be in possession of a practicing certificate from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Guyana.

 

As Sharma spoke, the Opposition erupted and heckling prevailed, but while jabs came from left right and centre from that side of the House, Ramjattan’s response was enough to get things back under control.

 

While opposition members shouted things like “It is a waste of time and money!”

Ramjattan responded “Wait nah, wait, we gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything.”

 

But Ramjattan did not stop there, later on in the evening, the Minister shouted “Thief, thief! Y’all is thief!” He made these exclamations as former Minister Ganga Persaud spoke of the crime situation.

 

Ramjattan’s contention

was that the previous administration

“set a bad example.”

 

He said,

“Y’all thief too much

and is y’all

de street bandits following.”

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Originally Posted by Jalil:

FM
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Originally Posted by Nehru:

LOOK AT THEM HOUSE SLAVES. MASTER GRANGER GAVE THEM A DAY OF FREEDOM AND THEY MADE ASSES OF THEMSELVES. HOPE HE DONT SEND THEM BACK IN THE FIELDS!!

Nehru .....

Ramjattan say they will probe

all them Funny Fellas fuh find everything.

 

Will they do BT Probe?

De have to check Rat,

Manni,

Bobby,

Kwame.....

 

Nehru.....How yuh recommend

them Probe Dhar-Poke

& De Money he thief fuh Buy Sperm?

 

 

Aya try avoid attacking Nehru....

he only trying fuh defend

dem Funny Fellas

and Crab Louse.

FM
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Originally Posted by seignet:

They may not find gross dishonesty but only personal abuse of privilizes. For example under priced real estate, failure to pay taxes, water and electricity bills.

Yes bai. Westford thief 700 million. Deonarine at GPL teef millions. Bharrat come to office with a bicycle and leave filthy rich. Ditto for Irfart. And on and on. No "gross dishonesty" here! LMAO.

FM
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Jalil:

 

Jagdeo cant Remember this either

PPP govt too busy promoting vulgar entertainment, rather than promoting decency,another example of how PPP failed Guyanese

January 8, 2012Leave a comment
 

Bharrat Jagdeo dancing with chutney singer as Donald Ramotar and the first lady cheer on his vulgar antics

President Bharrat Jagdeo grinding up on a GDF soldier

 

 

 

Monday, April 12, 2010

How will history judge Jagdeo?

 

His usual egotistical rants and premature dismissal of international reports and criticisms will follow him as a legacy as much as he wants to be remembered as a Champion for Guyana’s Forests and all time good guy.
One thing is sure about Bharrat Jagdeo, he does not like to acknowledge that he has led one of the most corrupted governments in this hemisphere and one of the most sinister administrations in the history of this country.
Will corruption in Guyana be his legacy?
When the PPP inherited office it inherited a miserable state of affairs of Guyana. There was 100million central reserve and many of the state assets were under-performing and cried out for recapitalization.
Then came the wave, nay, the tsunami - first evidenced by Pradoville. The PPP fell prey to the changing times, the demand for money and its impact on the socialist-mind-capitalist-lifestyles.
Then one contact after the other, one scam to another, one bank account start feeding the other. This became visible under the jagdeo-led PPP as the PPP started to accessorize itself with the indulgence envied even by the Guyanese rich-and-famous.
The Jagdeo-run administration now has proved itself as an ‘indulger’ to massive corruption.
Some would argue that some of the scams may not have been committed under his direct leadership. The fact is that he has done LITTLE to ensure that prosecution was in the name of the day when others occurred. What he did do was launch into market-woman-type-'busing’ of local critics and international organizations who spent considerable time in assessing our still very corrupt government.
For instance, as we well know, Transparency International continued to rank Guyana as among one of the most corrupt countries in the world, Jagdeo was quick to they were coming to the country and making “blanket statements”.
But a number of scams and frauds committed has left one asking where are the serious investigations and prosecutions.

Here is a list of
SOME of the early days scams
that rocked us:

STONE-SCAM: This is a multi million dollar mission - Importation of poor quality stones from a Trinidadian Construction Company for an Essequibo Road Project. And we supposed to 'gat stones'.

MILK: Low-grade vegetable milk was supplied to SIMAP in place of cream milk by Hanson Import and Export. The multi-million scam saw PPP MP Hugely Hamnoman resigned from his seat and migrating, missing out on police prosecution while a low level officer was dismissed.

CANE GROVE BREACH: After being paid million of dollars the infamous BK International’s shoddy work on the Sea Defense left Cane Grove farmers (all diligent supporters of the PPP) at the mercy of the sea. BK was not prosecuted but was rewarded with more government projects.

CHARITY WHARF FRAUD: Well it sank, after billions of dollars was used to build it. (what a fraud - but evidence is underwater!)

LAW BOOK: Over US$200,000 dollar contract to update law books given to PPP friend Kawal Totaram’s company New Global Consults Inc. Never advertised locally; the contractor was no legal expert and a law student reviewed the sample copies of the laws. Please Don’t Ask!

RE-MIGRANT VEHICLES: This saw more than 50 vehicles being imported by persons who falsely declared remigrant status - some of these were/are PPP supporters and businessmen who evaded millions of dollars in duty.

WILD LIFE: Export of precious wildlife amounting to more than $50 million and who gets blamed? EPA’s head Bal Persaud was blamed but jumped to the media to refute the claims and guess who is the advisor to the President named in this one?

EXPORT OF DOLPHINS: Thug, soup drinker, miner and Adviser to the President Lumumba spare headed this one. But we rather not comment on this one when we could send you to http://www.biodiversityreporti...;date=January%202005 More to come on this guy who was given a concession by Jagdeo and promptly sold it for US$2million.

POLAR BEER: $300 million fraud that rocked the Guyana Revenue Authority after cashers, customs officers and a broker were fingered in this scam.
 
Most of them, (some plead innocence) were dragged to court - while CHIEF CULPRIT, an already Shady character and one of the persons behind the defunct LEAP and Caricom Insurance( also of the Scared Heart Church fraud) Mr. Joshua Shafeek blamed all the  wrong doings on the broker and cut himself a sweet deal and skipping prosecution. (remember the Plea bargaining Legislation).
These are but a small list of the many scams of the proud PPP administration. This is where my money is going!
How will history adjudge Jagdeo?

 

FM
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Originally Posted by caribny:

I suggest that Ramjattan lets the auditors do their work, and instead focuses on explaining why Guyanese live in fear of gun criminals, and what he plans to do about this.

"J"

what you and the Jihaji Racist

suggest Harmond do?

 

 

Dem Bhai think u should....

Stop pinching Granger Balls...

 

Freedom day was a Big Mistake

 

How could you be caught with a

"J" as in Jihaji Racist

FM
Originally Posted by Jalil:

Sparks fly as Budget debate begins…

“We gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything”

– Ramjattan tells Opposition MPs

August 18, 2015 | By | Filed Under News 

It seems as if Vice President and Minister of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan has cast a shadow of fear on some members of the opposition during their very first sitting of the National Assembly.

 

The language used by Ramjattan is one which many who write letters to the editors of the daily newspapers and indeed many social media users longed to hear. With such talk, he was able to shut the mouths of many vociferous opposition members.

 

Basically, Ramjattan promised to ensure that those who are found to have misappropriated state resources are placed behind bars.

 

It was the second session of yesterday’s sitting and Junior Minister of Finance, Jaipaul Sharma took the floor.

 

He touched on many things, but perhaps the highlight of Sharma’s presentation was his talk about the ongoing forensic audits.

This riled up the opposition.

 

But even before Sharma took to the floor, Opposition Member Irfaan Ali had criticized the government for the execution of the financial audit.The essence of Ali’s denunciation was that the administration went about it in a way that lacked the transparency it promised would be the cornerstone of its governance.

 

Sharma then told the House that the new administration was confronted with allegations and evidence of corruption and bad governance by the last Administration and therefore moved to institute internal forensic audit examinations.

 

He said that these audits focus on the fiscal accountability and transparency, performance and efficiency of publicly-owned entities, statutory bodies, projects and activities financed by or through public funds.

 

The Junior Minister said that the audits are essentially stocktaking exercises and the majority cover a period of four years.

 

Further, he stated that the audits are expected to establish, at a minimum, the true financial position of these entities.

 

Sharma said that other benefits likely to flow from the exercise, include the identification of revenue and the restoration of public funds.

 

He said that the opposition’s talk that the audits were given exclusively to critics of the former Government could not have been farther away from the truth.

 

“In identifying Accounting firms and individuals to carry out the Forensic Audits and review, contracts were made and interviews were carried out with Ram and Mc Rae as an accounting firm, Nigel Hinds Financial Services, Maurice Solomon, PKF Barcellos, Narine & Co., Harry Parmesar, D. Bahadur & Co., TSD Lall, Nizam Alli & Co., HLB R. Seebarran & Co. in addition, to four retired and former senior staff of the Audit office of Guyana including Dr. S.A. Goolsarran former Auditor General of Guyana, and three other qualified Accountants and others who expressed interest in being a part of these audits and review,” said Sharma.

 

He stressed that all efforts were made to have a very wide participation from the Chartered Accounting firms taking into account possible conflicts of interest, capacity and time constraints.

 

“However, as can be seen, there are a limited number of Chartered Accounting firms in Guyana, therefore it was taken into consideration to include individuals, since forensic auditing does not require one to be in possession of a practicing certificate from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Guyana.

 

As Sharma spoke, the Opposition erupted and heckling prevailed, but while jabs came from left right and centre from that side of the House, Ramjattan’s response was enough to get things back under control.

 

While opposition members shouted things like “It is a waste of time and money!”

Ramjattan responded “Wait nah, wait, we gon jail alyuh as soon as we find everything.”

 

But Ramjattan did not stop there, later on in the evening, the Minister shouted “Thief, thief! Y’all is thief!” He made these exclamations as former Minister Ganga Persaud spoke of the crime situation.

 

Ramjattan’s contention

was that the previous administration

“set a bad example.”

 

He said,

“Y’all thief too much

and is y’all

de street bandits following.”

Is that the best Rumjattan can do since elected, talk shit and crime gone UP.

K

QUOTE KP.....Is that the best Rumjattan can do since elected, talk shit and crime gone UP.

 

So yuh think investigating all de thiefing is talking shit.

 

Jenny ......$700 Million plus is Shit?

 

Gold Teeth.....Is Shit?

 

Dhar-Poke thiefing money fuh buy Sperm is Shit?

 

Wasting Over US $200 Million on Skeldon Factory is Shit?

 

Hiding $60 Billion and Refusing to put it in the Consolidated Fund is Shit?

 
FM

RE:

It seems as if Vice President and Minister of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan has cast a shadow of fear on some members of the opposition during their very first sitting of the National Assembly.

 

The language used by Ramjattan is one which many who write letters to the editors of the daily newspapers and indeed many social media users longed to hear. With such talk, he was able to shut the mouths of many vociferous opposition members.

 

Basically, Ramjattan promised to ensure that those who are found to have misappropriated state resources are placed behind bars.

 

...................................................................................

 

"

Ramjattan’s contention

was that the previous administration

“set a bad example.”

 

He said,

“Y’all thief too much

and is y’all

de street bandits following.”"

 

 

 

This banna seems to be doing his job...No?

I predict in one year, this Government will do more than the previous Govt did in the many years they spent screwing the country.

 

IT'S ABOUT TIME!

cain
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Jalil:

 

Jagdeo cant Remember this either

PPP govt too busy promoting vulgar entertainment, rather than promoting decency,another example of how PPP failed Guyanese

January 8, 2012Leave a comment
 

Bharrat Jagdeo dancing with chutney singer as Donald Ramotar and the first lady cheer on his vulgar antics

President Bharrat Jagdeo grinding up on a GDF soldier

 

 

 

Monday, April 12, 2010

How will history judge Jagdeo?

 

His usual egotistical rants and premature dismissal of international reports and criticisms will follow him as a legacy as much as he wants to be remembered as a Champion for Guyana’s Forests and all time good guy.
One thing is sure about Bharrat Jagdeo, he does not like to acknowledge that he has led one of the most corrupted governments in this hemisphere and one of the most sinister administrations in the history of this country.
Will corruption in Guyana be his legacy?
When the PPP inherited office it inherited a miserable state of affairs of Guyana. There was 100million central reserve and many of the state assets were under-performing and cried out for recapitalization.
Then came the wave, nay, the tsunami - first evidenced by Pradoville. The PPP fell prey to the changing times, the demand for money and its impact on the socialist-mind-capitalist-lifestyles.
Then one contact after the other, one scam to another, one bank account start feeding the other. This became visible under the jagdeo-led PPP as the PPP started to accessorize itself with the indulgence envied even by the Guyanese rich-and-famous.
The Jagdeo-run administration now has proved itself as an ‘indulger’ to massive corruption.
Some would argue that some of the scams may not have been committed under his direct leadership. The fact is that he has done LITTLE to ensure that prosecution was in the name of the day when others occurred. What he did do was launch into market-woman-type-'busing’ of local critics and international organizations who spent considerable time in assessing our still very corrupt government.
For instance, as we well know, Transparency International continued to rank Guyana as among one of the most corrupt countries in the world, Jagdeo was quick to they were coming to the country and making “blanket statements”.
But a number of scams and frauds committed has left one asking where are the serious investigations and prosecutions.

Here is a list of
SOME of the early days scams
that rocked us:

STONE-SCAM: This is a multi million dollar mission - Importation of poor quality stones from a Trinidadian Construction Company for an Essequibo Road Project. And we supposed to 'gat stones'.

MILK: Low-grade vegetable milk was supplied to SIMAP in place of cream milk by Hanson Import and Export. The multi-million scam saw PPP MP Hugely Hamnoman resigned from his seat and migrating, missing out on police prosecution while a low level officer was dismissed.

CANE GROVE BREACH: After being paid million of dollars the infamous BK International’s shoddy work on the Sea Defense left Cane Grove farmers (all diligent supporters of the PPP) at the mercy of the sea. BK was not prosecuted but was rewarded with more government projects.

CHARITY WHARF FRAUD: Well it sank, after billions of dollars was used to build it. (what a fraud - but evidence is underwater!)

LAW BOOK: Over US$200,000 dollar contract to update law books given to PPP friend Kawal Totaram’s company New Global Consults Inc. Never advertised locally; the contractor was no legal expert and a law student reviewed the sample copies of the laws. Please Don’t Ask!

RE-MIGRANT VEHICLES: This saw more than 50 vehicles being imported by persons who falsely declared remigrant status - some of these were/are PPP supporters and businessmen who evaded millions of dollars in duty.

WILD LIFE: Export of precious wildlife amounting to more than $50 million and who gets blamed? EPA’s head Bal Persaud was blamed but jumped to the media to refute the claims and guess who is the advisor to the President named in this one?

EXPORT OF DOLPHINS: Thug, soup drinker, miner and Adviser to the President Lumumba spare headed this one. But we rather not comment on this one when we could send you to http://www.biodiversityreporti...;date=January%202005 More to come on this guy who was given a concession by Jagdeo and promptly sold it for US$2million.

POLAR BEER: $300 million fraud that rocked the Guyana Revenue Authority after cashers, customs officers and a broker were fingered in this scam.
 
Most of them, (some plead innocence) were dragged to court - while CHIEF CULPRIT, an already Shady character and one of the persons behind the defunct LEAP and Caricom Insurance( also of the Scared Heart Church fraud) Mr. Joshua Shafeek blamed all the  wrong doings on the broker and cut himself a sweet deal and skipping prosecution. (remember the Plea bargaining Legislation).
These are but a small list of the many scams of the proud PPP administration. This is where my money is going!
How will history adjudge Jagdeo?

 

I laugh when I saw this post.

FM
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Originally Posted by alena06:

What a professional thing to say in Parliament.   These guys are jokers. 

When did you wake up Alena?

 

Parlaiment is Not professional.  IT IS A FISH MARKET.

 

IT IS THERE TO FLEECE THE TAXPAYERS OF MONEY.

FM

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