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Elite Member Registered:: February 27, 1999
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All this talk about Jagdeo being a dictator I think is BS. Even-though I post threads here describing this looser as a dictator,I will look into that position a little bit more.
Ali baba(Jagdeo) and his forty thieves(Ministers and close advisors) Just inherited a system that allows them to micro manage the country and as a result they are being total failures. |
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Elite Member Location: Brampton,ontario,Cda
Registered:: June 28, 2002
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Tell us where did Jagdeo failed? |
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Elite Member Registered:: February 27, 1999
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In every aspect you can think of. |
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Junior Peeper Location: Ontario
Registered:: September 17, 2006
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SECURITY. Prosperity without security is hopeless.He has failed his supporters and the people of Guyana. Secondly, corruption is rampant in the Government.He is a weak and an impotent leader. |
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Elite Member Location: Brampton,ontario,Cda
Registered:: June 28, 2002
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Don't be silly!! |
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Elite Member Location: Brampton,ontario,Cda
Registered:: June 28, 2002
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What do you mean by a weak and impotent Leader.? He didn't fail his supporters, only his enemies.. |
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Member Registered:: March 24, 2006
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Member Registered:: March 24, 2006
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PNC 'shoot and awe' terror campaign on innocent Indians including babies in their sleep and have their goons next day talk about Government failure on security issues...
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Member Registered:: April 04, 2008
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Bonus, He is not a dictator, only an emerging dictator. But if you think he is also an exploiter and user and failure, then I can easily add those to the emerging dictator title. |
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Amber's GNI Gentleman Location: canada
Registered:: February 17, 2005
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Jagdeo's biggest problem has been how to keep law and order. He has to surround himself with action people. But dont blame him if you guys dont want to go back even foe a short peroid and lend your expertise.
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Elite Member Location: ny
Registered:: July 12, 2002
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Rama Jagdeo went to ANtigua and congratulted Antiguans for hosting Guyanese (who most Antiguans wish would leave) because Guyana lacks the economy to re-absorb them. Why after 16 years of PPP rule does an island so dry that grass doesnt grow for 6 months of the year sem so attractive to Guyanese? |
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Elite Member Registered:: February 27, 1999
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Shut up Alexander. To go back home and help, it means you have to be a PPP crony and indian. The few token blacks they have there are some full idiots. |
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Amber's GNI Gentleman Location: canada
Registered:: February 17, 2005
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To go back home doesnt mean you have to be a crony. That is what you think. Dont blame blacks for doing so, they love their country and want to help.
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Indiana Jones Location: Alberta, Canada
Registered:: May 02, 2007
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A matter of optics. |
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Member Registered:: April 04, 2008
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Law and order and the economy. He needed an ECONOMIC ADVISORY COUNCIL and a NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISORY COUNCIL. But since he has no vision on either front, it is understandable why he is in this predicament. He says he wants to go and get a job in the international community after he demits office in 2011. But when the international community of employers look at his performance, where will they hire him to work? What area is he good in? Now guys, seriously. List his strengths versus his weaknesses or his achievements versus his failings. Seer how he stacks up against the rest of the Third World leaders. Is he First, Second or Third World leader material? |
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Member Registered:: April 04, 2008
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In the meantime...
"Fugitive war crimes suspect arrested" Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has been arrested after more than a decade as a fugitive from war crimes charges, the U.N. tribunal that charged him announced today. Karadzic, 63, was the Serb political leader during the 1992-1995 war that followed Bosnia-Herzegovina's secession from Yugoslavia. He is charged with genocide, crimes against humanity and violations of the law of war. (Full story on CNN website). |
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Member Registered:: January 17, 2003
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Development of a country comes from hard work. More then half of the black people don't want to work so there cannot be massive development. The half of the black that is working do not give their best. The unions are saving them. The development we see in Guyana comes from the Indian people....including overseas Indians. |
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Elite Member Registered:: February 27, 1999
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Jagdeo will not be charge with war crimes, But I hope the PPP stays in power forever,the opposition already promise to investigate this brutal dictator regime. |
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Member Location: New York
Registered:: February 04, 2008
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How profound.I guess you just came out from in your basement with those pearls of wisdom. Try not to get the stains on your shirt while your are at it. |
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Member Registered:: April 04, 2008
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Ire, The stains are already on his pants. He doesn't have that kind of strength to make the stains go that high up to his shirt. Like the movie: FAILURE TO LAUNCH. |
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Member Registered:: April 04, 2008
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Bonus, Do you think Jagdeo is doing all these things he is doing for nothing? These things are attempts at distracting Guyanese from what is coming down the chute. This guy is scared stiff of what is yet to come. You do not run a government in which a drug baron kills 200 people with help from your cabinet minister and police commissioner and you don't know. Especially if among the 200 are those you suspect are trying to overthrow you. Jagdeo, Gajraj, Luncheon, Green, Rohee and others are known to the US authorities as rogue elements. Jagdeo's only escape clause is if Obama wins the elections and orders the US State Department to back off so he can open a new front with the PPP government. Look, when he can ask the US for help with the Lindo Creek murders and the US can tell him uit has NO RESOURCES, you have to read that as a diplomatic snub! They're telling him that they know he is neck deep in Guyana's criminal enterprise. If they had responded with help, which they have an abundance of resources available to provide to those wh really need them, then the message would have been sent that the US sees him as clean and worthy of being helped. |
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Elite Member Registered:: February 27, 1999
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I believe you,but Im taking it with a pinch of salt. Let us see what will start unfolding in October. I heard from good sources that Roger already said if he is going to jail, baby kong,Rohee,gajraj,green and carl singh will be right next to him.
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Member Registered:: April 04, 2008
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I am going to say this, even though I have never said it before. I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST ROGER KHAN'D DRUG AND MONEY LAUNDERING BUSINESS ACTIVITIES. As long as he was hustling, the he was doing what many people everywhere are doing. Even in the United States people are drug barons and money launderers. I am against the government getting in bed with Khan to let Khan do what he did. There should have been NO COLLABORATION between government and Khan. Now government has no moral authority to tell the security forces what to do and that's why criminals are still being allowed free reign. And that's why the PPP has to recall Jagdeo. He is a spent force. If he sings and calls names in his swan song, then let the chips fall where they may! |
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Junior Peeper Registered:: November 29, 2007
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I see finally bugass ketch sense. Mudcurass and batakake must have given him permission to recant.
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