I wonder whey you gyul Mes at.[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=100760.msg668537#msg668537 date=1449770360]
pnc sucks
[/quote]..she was so very optimistic about the change in govt...I hope she likes what she sees because I was making pronouncements too soon on this administration.
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.
Anyways...the ppp didn't distinguish themselves...security was always an issue. Indians concerns were put to pasture as they attempted to win PNCites over. They lost guana and cutlass.
When you look at the party it is jarring to see the remnants of the old guard pnc leading the charge. NAd then you had kakamootoo and rum jaat you get the unholy triumvirate.
It is a sign of the level of corruption perpetrated by the PPP when the money is missing, the land has been given away, the drug dealers are languishing in foreign prisons, and the US and Canada based PPP money bankers and money launderers are blaming the PNC for the PPP crimes.
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It is a sign of the level of corruption perpetrated by the PPP when the money is missing, the land has been given away, the drug dealers are languishing in foreign prisons, and the US and Canada based PPP money bankers and money launderers are blaming the PNC for the PPP crimes.
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[quote author=Watooka link=topic=100760.msg668554#msg668554 date=1449772604]
It is a sign of the level of corruption perpetrated by the PPP when the money is missing, the land has been given away, the drug dealers are languishing in foreign prisons, and the US and Canada based PPP money bankers and money launderers are blaming the PNC for the PPP crimes.
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I don't think anyone is condoning PPP criminality, real or perceived, what we are saying is that as soon as you voice anti-pnc sentiments you are labeled as a ppp supporter.
The incompetence of the PNCites makes one wonder if corruption under the ppp was a better alternative?
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I don't think anyone is condoning PPP criminality, real or perceived, what we are saying is that as soon as you voice anti-pnc sentiments you are labeled as a ppp supporter.
The incompetence of the PNCites makes one wonder if corruption under the ppp was a better alternative?
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The topic is about corruption charges against PPP bosses. It is not about corruption charges against PNC bosses. So dragging the PNC into it is just a diversion tactic.
I am shocked that you think that PPP corruption was justified, whilst making the assumption that the PNC is incompetent. It is a quick assertion to jump to, but the facts of the matter is that the government is trying to clear up a 23 year old mess. They deserve at least 10% of the time to clear it up. So far the PNC has not taken longer to resolve an issue that the PPP managed to resolve in 23 years. But maybe someone can correct me and point to anything that the current government has not managed to complete, but that the previous government successfully concluded during its 23 years of rule.
