you know what Im done with this world

Artemisback · 05-18-2015, 08:33 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=97707.msg638098#msg638098 date=1432134072]
here is the introduction of a different line, that does not contradict anything I said.  the decline of the PP after 23 years is power led to a close election and defeat..that is my case.

if there is american involvement in the outcome of a close election you affirm that so you have to prove it.  you may be right.  why ::confused::

the Exxon oil discovery, coming just outside attack on Venezuela that clearly was calculated to set the deck for invasion, was blunted by global negative reaction. America could be off on a different tact using Guyana and supposed oil discovery as means to attack Venezuela by a different name.

so I began arguing that Guyana should try to clear up the land dispute with Maduro and Chavistas because if the right gets back in they most likely will solve that problem their way to the disadvantage of Guyana...noting that if it is the Venezuela right wing in charge the Americans will look the other way of they moved into Guyana.

on that I argued that that Exon oil discovery thing must be some gambit in the mix to attack Venezuela using BG...as Ramotar began what looked suspiciously like building an antagonism with Venezuela.  but how could he when he does not even have a pesticide spraying plane and Venezuela have an air force of modern jets ::confused:: ::confused::

so it is Obvious what was happening..that the americans were 'spouncing' up and backing Guyana to raise a regional issue the end of which would be more pressure and even attack on Venezuela..and it was clear that Ramotar was an eager player

that is what I was arguing before the election.  the only way the Americans would have tilted that election against Ramotar, would be if they have a firm commitment of far-reaching extent with Granger to go against Venezuela..and that Ramotar refused to go to that extent.  so Obama tossed him.

that I doubt! I saw Ramotar go twice to the white house and that is ridiculous for a small impse country like BG,  if something very important was not at stake.  and that could only have been Chavista Venezuela and a role for BG in its destruction. and that Ramotar was a full player..as clear as day.  so what reason would the Americans have had for tossing him ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::

that is my take on it snoops.  if you have proof of what you claim by all means feel free.....
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The PPP uncovered evidence of rigging and tampered voting in 22 ballots alone.  This was acknowledged by GECOM.  In such a close general election why did the Americans declare the process as "free and fair" a day after May 11th?  They maintained this even after GECOM acknowledged the "irregularities" in those ballot boxes.

Carter even congratulated 'the new government' days before GECOM declared a winner.  Why did he return home when he has all his doctors and medical staff with him?

And I don't know where you get your news from but I'm telling you that the PPP administration and Venezuela were very close both politically and ideologically.  The Americans are the undisputed heavy weight champions of regime change.  Of course they would host Ramotar at the White House.  Why would they make it obvious that they intended to shelve his ass at the first opportunity to install a puppet of their liking.  The Exxon thing was the just the cherry on top.

You watch and see Maps.  Granger and his band of PNC Burnhamite thugs will sell off and privatize that oil to Exxon for a few magic beans.  Mark my words. 8)

#12
President Ramotar attends Maduro swearing-in ceremony

President Donald Ramotar and his counterpart from Ecuador Rafael Correa on Friday evening attended the swearing-in ceremony of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro held at that country’s National Assembly. President Donald Ramotar  In his address, President Maduro said: “Something really significant, we want to highlight, is the presence in this room of an extraordinary man of the Caribbean, and from a country with which others wanted us to establish a feeling of hatred between our people and their people.”

President Maduro went on to say that commander Chávez completely changed the foreign policy of Venezuela, “which now resolves our outstanding issues based on brotherhood and not hatred and war, which was the wish of the oligarchies and the imperialists. Here is the president of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Donald Ramotar.  Thank you very much for coming.”

http://www.guyanatimesgy.com/2013/03/10/...-ceremony/

#13
The PPP uncovered evidence of rigging and tampered voting in 22 ballots alone.  This was acknowledged by GECOM.  In such a close general election why did the Americans declare the process as "free and fair" a day after May 11th?  They maintained this even after GECOM acknowledged the "irregularities" in those ballot boxes.

what were the declarations of other observers of the election ::confused::  weren't there many international observers...what they report ::confused::

Carter even congratulated 'the new government' days before GECOM declared a winner.  Why did he return home when he has all his doctors and medical staff with him?
I never saw Carter do that.  link us up man

And I don't know where you get your news from but I'm telling you that the PPP administration and Venezuela were very close both politically and ideologically.  The Americans are the undisputed heavy weight champions of regime change.  Of course they would host Ramotar at the White House.  Why would they make it obvious that they intended to shelve his ass at the first opportunity to install a puppet of their liking.  The Exxon thing was the just the cherry on top.
that paragrah directly above here makes little sense snoops and you should know that easily based on all I have seen of you here.  clasping at straws I see that as. 

what the hell makes you think that the empire cares to, or has go to such extent with Ramotar when Ramotar MUST do their bidding?  if Ramotar has to go to the white house it is to receive marching orders, not as cover for gambit to attack Venezuela.. unless he is part of the gambit


You watch and see Maps.  Granger and his band of PNC Burnhamite thugs will sell off and privatize that oil to Exxon for a few magic beans.  Mark my words.

I don't have to mark your words for that.  If Ramotar MUST do what the americans dictate why in the hell would it be different for Granger ::confused::
if the americans dictate to Guyana on oil what the hell can Guyana do to gainsay them or do differently... like act in the interest of BG ::confused::

if the Americans can sanction a country of 90 million to death like Iran what the hell can BG do if they tell Granger privatize the oil ::confused::

man you don't know who you dealing with do you ::confused::  so you believe for example that Titty has control of its oil resources and sell it to the world at prices determined in Port of Spain ::confused::

if you do, you well drunk.  you shud be singing chutney

#14
Quote:President Ramotar attends Maduro swearing-in ceremony

and that is EVIDENCE that Ramotar is a leftist, in intellectual sync with the Chavistas..share the same worldview ::confused::

interesting! Smile

#15
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=97707.msg638110#msg638110 date=1432135596]
The PPP uncovered evidence of rigging and tampered voting in 22 ballots alone.  This was acknowledged by GECOM.  In such a close general election why did the Americans declare the process as "free and fair" a day after May 11th?  They maintained this even after GECOM acknowledged the "irregularities" in those ballot boxes.

what were the declarations of other observers of the election ::confused::  weren't there many international observers...what they report ::confused::

Carter even congratulated 'the new government' days before GECOM declared a winner.  Why did he return home when he has all his doctors and medical staff with him?
I never saw Carter do that.  link us up man

And I don't know where you get your news from but I'm telling you that the PPP administration and Venezuela were very close both politically and ideologically.  The Americans are the undisputed heavy weight champions of regime change.  Of course they would host Ramotar at the White House.  Why would they make it obvious that they intended to shelve his ass at the first opportunity to install a puppet of their liking.  The Exxon thing was the just the cherry on top.
that paragrah directly above here makes little sense snoops and you should know that easily based on all I have seen of you here.  clasping at straws I see that as. 

what the hell makes you think that the empire cares to, or has go to such extent with Ramotar when Ramotar MUST do their bidding?  if Ramotar has to go to the white house it is to receive marching orders, not as cover for gambit to attack Venezuela.. unless he is part of the gambit


You watch and see Maps.  Granger and his band of PNC Burnhamite thugs will sell off and privatize that oil to Exxon for a few magic beans.  Mark my words.

I don't have to mark your words for that.  If Ramotar MUST do what the americans dictate why in the hell would it be different for Granger ::confused::
if the americans dictate to Guyana on oil what the hell can Guyana do to gainsay them or do differently... like act in the interest of BG ::confused::

if the Americans can sanction a country of 90 million to death like Iran what the hell can BG do if they tell Granger privatize the oil ::confused::

man you don't know who you dealing with do you ::confused::  so you believe for example that Titty has control of its oil resources and sell it to the world at prices determined in Port of Spain ::confused::

if you do, you well drunk.  you shud be singing chutney

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As I suspected Maps, you are totally ignorant of Guyanese politics as it stands presently. Wink

#16
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=97707.msg638114#msg638114 date=1432135831]
and that is EVIDENCE that Ramotar is a leftist, in intellectual sync with the Chavistas..share the same worldview ::confused::

interesting! Smile
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Why did you quote just the headline and not what Maduro said about Ramotar? Wink

#17
[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=97707.msg638092#msg638092 date=1432132660]
This simple truth is that the PPP administration were too close to Venezuela.
Add to that Exxon's finding of oil off Guyana's shore recently and the PPP administration's intent to nationalize it.
None of this is in America's interest. .

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Stop peddling bullshyte !!

Mapoui can see right thru that "discovery" weeks b4 a General Election  Tongue

#18
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=97707.msg638120#msg638120 date=1432136238]Mapoui can see right thru that "discovery" weeks b4 a General Election  Tongue
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Maps is just happy a Black man is back in power in BG. Wink ::LOL::

#19
Nagamootoo , Prime Minister is a black man ....

chancellor of the Judiciary Carl Singh ?

GECOM  Dr. Surujbally ?

The Black man President WIFE ??


Stop pedlling bullshyte and ask PPP for a forking Refund of yuh membership  Tongue

#20
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=97707.msg638129#msg638129 date=1432136921]
Nagamootoo , Prime Minister is a black man ....

chancellor of the Judiciary Carl Singh ?

GECOM  Dr. Surujbally ?

The Black man President WIFE ??
  Tongue
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Who is the President of the country dumb dumb?  ::LOL::

Is it Soup Drinker Nagamootoo?  Is it Ms. Holy Chow Granger? ::LOL::

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