What the attire of a president says?
In any democracy, a president will wear a suit and tie. In a dictatorship, president will wear a military uniform or the suit Granger is wearing. Please note, I am not calling him a dictator, it's just my observation to see what other has to share on this.
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What about this one?
Or this one?
Or this one?
Or this one?
Or this one?
Clothes don't make the person. Their actions do.
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
That is his choice bro. That is surely not where I would have a problem with him. Look how Bush dressed.
Yet he doesn't get my respect.
Now look how this guy I dressed.
Still he has my respect.
Guess Gandhi was a dicktator
Guess Gandhi was a dicktator
Yes, like a dicktator on GNI.
Gandhi was a dodgy fellow, but history has been conveniently been rewritten to give him credit. One must not forget however that he was gunned down by another Indian because of his dark side.
Gandhi was a dodgy fellow, but history has been conveniently been rewritten to give him credit. One must not forget however that he was gunned down by another Indian because of his dark side.
What was his dark side?
Manners maketh man. Clothes are just outer covering that reveal little of the essence of a man. Some of those Latin American presidents with suits and ties have political and personality blemishes that are no secret to their countrymen. I won't name them.
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
That is his choice bro. That is surely not where I would have a problem with him. Look how Bush dressed.
Yet he doesn't get my respect.
Now look how this guy I dressed.
Still he has my respect.
You take a pic of the great Bush in a formal wear setting and Obama on a golf course.
Regarding HE Granger, he attended an official and formal heads of state conference and should dress his part. A president needs to look like a statesman among his peer.
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
That is his choice bro. That is surely not where I would have a problem with him. Look how Bush dressed.
Yet he doesn't get my respect.
Now look how this guy I dressed.
Still he has my respect.
You take a pic of the great Bush in a formal wear setting and Obama on a golf course.
Regarding HE Granger, he attended an official and formal heads of state conference and should dress his part. A president needs to look like a statesman among his peer.
Base, take a look here. It's the official photo of a Commonwealth Summit. Many men are wearing suits and ties but look at that guy standing next to the Queen. He is wearing a gown.
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
That is his choice bro. That is surely not where I would have a problem with him. Look how Bush dressed.
Yet he doesn't get my respect.
Now look how this guy I dressed.
Still he has my respect.
You take a pic of the great Bush in a formal wear setting and Obama on a golf course.
Regarding HE Granger, he attended an official and formal heads of state conference and should dress his part. A president needs to look like a statesman among his peer.
Base, take a look here. It's the official photo of a Commonwealth Summit. Many men are wearing suits and ties but look at that guy standing next to the Queen. He is wearing a gown.
Is that Granger's traditional atire?
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
That is his choice bro. That is surely not where I would have a problem with him. Look how Bush dressed.
Yet he doesn't get my respect.
Now look how this guy I dressed.
Still he has my respect.
You take a pic of the great Bush in a formal wear setting and Obama on a golf course.
Regarding HE Granger, he attended an official and formal heads of state conference and should dress his part. A president needs to look like a statesman among his peer.
Base, take a look here. It's the official photo of a Commonwealth Summit. Many men are wearing suits and ties but look at that guy standing next to the Queen. He is wearing a gown.
Is that Granger's traditional atire?
Now yuh coming up wid annada ting.
Leff de Brigadier alone; he is carving his own identity.
But why Granger is not representing Guyana like a real Statesman? The picture in the Mercosur summit portrait, he look pale and sour and his uniform is totally out of sync with the other heads of state.
That is his choice bro. That is surely not where I would have a problem with him. Look how Bush dressed.
Yet he doesn't get my respect.
Now look how this guy I dressed.
Still he has my respect.
You take a pic of the great Bush in a formal wear setting and Obama on a golf course.
Regarding HE Granger, he attended an official and formal heads of state conference and should dress his part. A president needs to look like a statesman among his peer.
Base, take a look here. It's the official photo of a Commonwealth Summit. Many men are wearing suits and ties but look at that guy standing next to the Queen. He is wearing a gown.
Is that Granger's traditional atire?
Now yuh coming up wid annada ting.
Leff de Brigadier alone; he is carving his own identity.
Actually, don't really care too much. If the PNC boys proud, more power to them
I liked Forbes with his Shirt Jac
Manners maketh man. Clothes are just outer covering that reveal little of the essence of a man. Some of those Latin American presidents with suits and ties have political and personality blemishes that are no secret to their countrymen. I won't name them.
Some of the South American one(s) also.
Dah woman up front wearin quite a #$@*ed up hat. Looks like something DaSnake would wear.
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