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Originally posted by Communicator:
To analyse how the PPP performed in the last sixteen years, we have to break down the party's rule according to its various Presidents: Cheddi, Janet and Jagdeo. Under each of these we can distinguish positives from negatives. If in the end the sum total of the negatives outweight the positives, then the party failed. If the positives outweigh the negatives, then the party succeeded.

During Cheddi's time I can't reacll having much, if anything, to complain about. Five years were too short a time to make a constructive assessment. However, the manner in which he left the party scrambling to find his replacement after he died, exposed him as a poor leader. In fact, the state of the country under Jagdeo is proof Jagan did not pay attention to leadership succession.

Now, as for Jant and Jagdeo, they are two peas in a pod. Like bamsie and posie. They probably should get married at the party's August Congress. Talk about two left side feet walking, see these two.

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Originally posted by Mitwah:

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Originally posted by Communicator:
To analyse how the PPP performed in the last sixteen years, we have to break down the party's rule according to its various Presidents: Cheddi, Janet and Jagdeo. Under each of these we can distinguish positives from negatives. If in the end the sum total of the negatives outweight the positives, then the party failed. If the positives outweigh the negatives, then the party succeeded.

During Cheddi's time I can't reacll having much, if anything, to complain about. Five years were too short a time to make a constructive assessment. However, the manner in which he left the party scrambling to find his replacement after he died, exposed him as a poor leader. In fact, the state of the country under Jagdeo is proof Jagan did not pay attention to leadership succession.

Now, as for Jant and Jagdeo, they are two peas in a pod. Like bamsie and posie. They probably should get married at the party's August Congress. Talk about two left side feet walking, see these two.

Wow!!! this is so clever... answer to everything, solution to nothing.

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Originally posted by Communicator:



Mitwah,

Wow! I like this! It would fit in nicely and neatly with the President's performance. And you should be right there standing next to him holding the placard over his head! But don't let him be wearing a T-shirt with his own slogan: I'm with stupid! Ah-aaahhh! You don't want that!

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Originally posted by kidmost:
The problem the PPP faced in 1992 was not just the financial chaos the PNC left the country , that issue of debt forgiveness could have been achieved by any party which was democratically elected . The problem the PPP faced was far greater and more challenging agreed , the real hard nuts and bolts , like neglected infrastructures in all areas , corrupted archaic and tainted civil service , and all the arms of govt and govt dept and services . Couple that with the mentality of the people and the uncivil behaviour of the PPP and you have a clear picture of why the PPP has not been able to overcome these problems . The issue with the PPP is leadership , poor , ineffective , inefficient leadership . The entire PPP CC need to die tomorrow for the party to come clean your frustration is understood but this fancy idea is also wrong.