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Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - mooray - 10-13-2015

Politics as usual. I just hope democracy will prevail.


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - chairman - 10-17-2015

President David Granger has defended the recent salary hikes for his ministers, which range as high as 50% for those in Cabinet, calling the move an investment in quality governance.
“It was a difficult choice in the first place. It is not something we made recklessly and we had to consider all of the actions and we felt that this was a means of ensuring that the work of the Cabinet, the work of the coalition, would continue,” Granger said during a response to a question about increases on The Public Interest programme, which was broadcast last evening.


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - Skeldon - 10-17-2015

David Granger promised "the good life" to Guyanese while on the campaign trail in the run up to the last elections. Now it is clear to whom he was referring. And this is the leader of the pack who were complaining of PPP excesses. This has been one gigantic political misstep which now provides fodder for the free- dumb house turkeys. I hope he has a better spin to give the ABC countries, the coalition's benefactors.


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - chairman - 10-19-2015

MINISTER of Social Cohesion Amna Ally hopes that one day Guyanese will all unite, and that no geography, race or border will limit the potential of a socially cohesive society. “I am hopeful that we all can unite under the banner of humanity,” the Social Cohesion Minister said as she gave the feature address, in place of President David Granger, at the 18th Annual
Minister of Social Cohesion Amna Ally during her presentation at the event. Islamic New Year Cultural Programme at the Anna Catherina Islamic Complex (ACIC) last Saturday.
She further said that the Annual Islamic New Year brings spiritual renewal, and that peace must reign in various communities and all should demonstrate love for each other while resolving to bring the Guyanese people together.
Special guests included Ustad Zaid Hosein and Troupe and Imam Inshan Hoosanay of Trinidad and Tobago.


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - SCA - 10-19-2015

This woman should go on Saturday day night live...she will do well.


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - SCA - 10-19-2015

http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/10/19/three-brothers-among-six-held-for-dennis-street-carjacking/

Nice...the gun amnesty is bearing more bountiful fruits.



Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - chairman - 10-19-2015

ketchim loves that party


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - SCA - 10-19-2015

So if the newsmen know this, what happened to our new crime fighting unit? Missing in action?

Again....the government is DOING a piss poor job of running on their campaign promise. Perhaps it should have told the people that there was going to be a social re-distribution process in place right after the erection in May!  ;D

New criminal gang stalking ‘round ‘Big Market’ –in wee hours of the morning

î …October 19, 2015



A NEW breed of criminals has recently taken to stalking and robbing unsuspecting persons around the Stabroek Market area in Georgetown with nary a care that the Fire Service and City Constabulary are just a few rods away.
Persons who have had the opportunity of seeing the gang in operation on at least two occasions say they were quite taken aback by the fact that neither taxi drivers operating in the same area, nor vendors getting late night sales even bothered to intervene.
Just last week, the gang pounced on a male security guard, who gave his name as ‘Mohan’ of Annandale, and using what looked like a black handgun to hold him captive, relieved him of a substantial amount of cash, a brand new wristwatch, a Blackberry cellular phone, and his wallet containing his national identification card, and other valuable documents.
Last Monday, at around 03:45 hrs, the same gang again attacked another man outside the Demico House fast-food outlet in the same Stabroek neighbourhood. Though the poor man was too shaken to engage in much conversation, he however let on that he resides in Mon Repos, on the East Coast, and was on his way home after having a few drinks with friends at a popular bar at Timehri.
On this occasion, the gang comprising about six young males and a lone female sporting a dyed ‘boy-cut’ hairstyle.
As two males held the man at gun-point, the others emptied his pockets of an undisclosed sum of money and a cellular phone.
The female in the crew acts as the ‘lookout person’, scouring the area for any sign of the police and alerting the rest of the gang of their coming.
Just last week, someone apparently called the police as the gang was going to work on another man, as ranks unexpectedly appeared on the scene, causing the gang to run helter-skelter in all directions.
While two gang members jumped on bicycles and pedalled away at top speed, the others made their getaway on foot, with the police in hot pursuit. It is unclear if the police caught any of them.
And last Wednesday, Edward Perez of Integrated Security Service narrowly missed an attack from the gang.
Perez, who resides at Versailles, West Bank Demerara, was on his way to work in Queenstown, here in the city, when gang members were about to make a move on him. Luckily, he was able to seek refuge with vendors selling bread around the Stabroek Market, which is how he came to avoid being one of the gang’s latest victims.
Members of this very gang was seen twice recently loitering close to the gates of the Guyana Chronicle building, perched on bicycles, with the very ‘dye-haired’ female in their company.
It is suspected that it was this very gang which on two occasions last year robbed two female Chronicle reporters of cash and their cellular phones quite early in the night as they were making their way home.
Food vendors peddling their wares around the Stabroek Market area are in loud disapproval of the gang and are fearful to operate in the area as well.
Many are calling for more police presence around the area and the entire city, especially in the ‘wee morning hours’ when the gang prefers to operate.

By Alex Wayne






Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - SCA - 10-19-2015

Just last week, someone apparently called the police as the gang was going to work on another man, as ranks unexpectedly appeared on the scene, causing the gang to run helter-skelter in all directions.
While two gang members jumped on bicycles and pedalled away at top speed, the others made their getaway on foot, with the police in hot pursuit. It is unclear if the police caught any of them.


Funny if is true. Not sure what can be said about the po-lice here. They came, they saw, they never caught???? ;D ;D ;D ;D


Re: Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister - SCA - 10-19-2015

Someone should have told these 'college oriented' kids that the gun amnesty is over, and that mr. ram-jattan means business.

However, if you can't catch guys and gals running and on bicycles, how else will you be able to catch them??? Perhaps these people should be given stipends and train for the upcoming Olympics. If they can outrun po-lice with guns, they can definitely outrun the field.  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

Extend the amnesty so that the social re-distribution can be popularized.