Bacchanal in Guyana's Election Results!

[sMASH]

To see trinis so invested in Guyana affairs because of perceived ethnic affiliations is a joke.

We eh bet dotish nah.

For some its fear that the same could happen here. Rowley has shown a little bit of dictatorial traits in the past 5 years. You never know...

trinis like lovell francis. but not only him, market vendor from bados i think, and now the almighty US of A.

smiley khan was talking about sourcing crude from guyana to restart the refinery. cant get the crude if u cant sign the deals. was the initial prospect predicated on the granger party retaining power? is he part of the power web that rowley is weaving, between him, granger, maduro and ghana?

yes, we will pay attention to the attempt to steal an election so very close, especially since our government members are interested as well

[pugboy]

wonder if trinis still looking to investing there

[teems1]

When your neighbour's house is on fire, wet your own.

To see trinis so invested in Guyana affairs because of perceived ethnic affiliations is a joke.

We eh bet dotish nah.

[Cantmis]

Trinis invested years now, have other valuable resources

wonder if trinis still looking to investing there

[De Dragon]

Notable things from AP's posts
1) She seems to forget that Granger initially said the elections were free and fair when he was declared winner
2) 2/3 of the thrown out ballots were PPP.
3) She can't do a damn thing about it
4) She makes no sense whatsoever
5 She's racist.

[zoom rader]

Notable things from AP's posts
1) She seems to forget that Granger initially said the elections were free and fair when he was declared winner
2) 2/3 of the thrown out ballots were PPP.
3) She can't do a damn thing about it
4) She makes no sense whatsoever
5 She's racist.

It's hard being a Pro black PNM femist Racist

[Chimera]

Alot of trinis have financial investments in guyana. Almost everyone from the oil industry and endless people from the construction industry from here , now have business up there.

To see trinis so invested in Guyana affairs because of perceived ethnic affiliations is a joke.

We eh bet dotish nah.

[De Dragon]

Notable things from AP's posts
1) She seems to forget that Granger initially said the elections were free and fair when he was declared winner
2) 2/3 of the thrown out ballots were PPP.
3) She can't do a damn thing about it
4) She makes no sense whatsoever
5 She's racist.

It's hard being a Pro black PNM femist Racist

Especially when you have the Fat Arse Brigade defending everything JUHN Scarfy and Bamsee Squeezer doing.

[The_Honourable]

CJ dismisses Misenga Jones application, says CCJ endorsed recount process

-says Mingo declaration overtaken, Chief Election Officer is not `lone ranger'

Acting Chief Justice Roxane George-Wiltshire today ruled that the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) endorsed the recount of votes and that the ten old declarations from March 13 cannot be “resurrected”.

This finding was a major defeat in the latest attempt by an APNU+AFC supporter to prevent a declaration of a result from the March 2nd elections based on the recount results.

The recount had been done by agreement between President David Granger and Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo and was observed by a CARICOM mission.

This newest in a series of cases connected to the elections was brought by Tucville resident Misenga Jones who wanted the GECOM Chairperson, Claudette Singh to be prohibited from using the results of the national recount to declare a winner.

Jones had wanted the recount process declared illegal. The CJ has ruled against this.

She said that the court cannot rule that the recount order, Order 60 is invalidated. She noted that Order 60 had already been considered in upper courts and therefore the principle of res judicata applies.

She also said that the 10 declarations that Jones had wanted to be returned to have been overtaken. This included a rigged one for District Four by Clairmont Mingo. Those declarations fraudulently showed that the election was won by APNU+AFC whereas the recount shows that the opposition PPP/C had won.

The CJ said that Chief Election Officer (CEO) Keith Lowenfield is not a “lone ranger” and has to come under the direction of GECOM and its Chair. She said that there can no longer be an impasse between the CEO and Chair. The CJ said that the CEO is not a constitutional officer, that status resides with the GECOM Chair.

Lowenfield has thrice defied the GECOM Chair’s instruction to deliver the recount results to the Commission.

Jones’ lawyer, Roysdale Forde has since signalled the intention to appeal the CJ’s decision to the Guyana Court of Appeal. Many of these matters have already been litigated at the Court of Appeal and would be seen as having little chance of succeeding.

Source: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2020/07/20 ... unt-votes/

[paid_influencer]

this not ending there... if it end with that I would be surprised.

The purpose of these court challenges is not to win. The purpose is to delay declaration of results.

APNU+AFC is already publicizing a document that "highlight[s] widespread irregularities and instances of voter impersonation which took place at the March 2nd General and Regional Elections." The document is written by ..guess who?.. the Chief Elections Officer (CEO) Mr. Keith Lowenfield.

[The_Honourable]

Court of Appeal to rule Thursday on recount challenge
-urged to resist aiding and abetting ‘a series of illegalities’

Guyana’s Court of Appeal is set to rule on Thursday on the challenge brought by Misenga Jones to prevent the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) from using the results of the national recount of the votes cast at the March 2nd elections to declare a winner.

Following written submissions and five hours of arguments yesterday, the court is considering whether acting Chief Justice Roxane George-Wiltshire erred when she ruled that the constitutionality of Section 22 of the Election Laws (Amendment) Act, under which the recount was carried out, could not be addressed at this stage of the electoral process. Also being considered is whether GECOM is empowered to reject a report from the Chief Election Officer (CEO) Keith Lowenfield.

Lowenfield has over the last month consistently refused to submit a report on the polls using the results of the recount. Instead he has most recently submitted a reports using declarations from March 13, including a discredited declaration from Region Four Returning Officer Clairmont Mingo.

Source: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2020/07/26 ... challenge/

[paid_influencer]

and now I think we know why Rowley hasn't made a statement on Guyana elections.

The Government of Trinidad and Tobago continues its efforts to ensure the presence of Election Observers in Trinidad and Tobago prior to and during the National Parliamentary Elections scheduled for August 10, 2020. Prime Minister Dr the Hon. Keith Rowley, extended invitations on July 9, 2020 to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Commonwealth to consider sending Election Observation Missions to Trinidad and Tobago during the upcoming National Parliamentary Elections, scheduled for August 10, 2020.

It was indicated then, that as part of our COVID-19 protocol, we were requiring that all entrants to Trinidad and Tobago agree to mandatory quarantine for fourteen (14) days prior to any mixing with the local population. As such it was advised that selected observers should arrive in Trinidad and Tobago by July 24,2020 in preparation for the designated exercise to take place after the mandatory quarantine.

Both organizations have advised of their inability to meet the cost associated with the fourteen (14) day quarantine period required for entry into Trinidad and Tobago which is an integral part of our management of the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, they cited constraints due to financial strictures that disallow them from meeting this cost.

To ensure the integrity of the contribution of the Missions (recommendations and the report of Observation Missions), it is deemed necessary that the host Government (Trinidad and Tobago) not cover the costs related to the quarantine of members of the Election Observation Missions.

https://www.opm.gov.tt/election-observa ... nd-tobago/

All Granger had to do was tell them observers they had to stay out due to financial strictures. Then this whole recount business could have been conducted under the watchful supervision of the Chief Elections Officer and results declared for APNU+AFC victory and that would be that.

[Dizzy28]

All this beat up with the expectation of wealth leads me to believe they not going to manage it with any sense when they start getting it nah

Forever banana republic!!!

[zoom rader]

All this beat up with the expectation of wealth leads me to believe they not going to manage it with any sense when they start getting it nah

Forever banana republic!!!

Well they started the currutption process early so its gonna get worst, Panama here they go

[cornfused]

Sadly I have to agree with the last two posts.

[The_Honourable]

Appeal court unanimously throws out Misenga Jones appeal

-stay of one day granted, Kyte-Thomas says work of GECOM must be completed



Justices Dawn Gregory, Priya Sewnarine-Beharry and Rishi Persaud today threw out the appeal of Misenga Jones against the decision of Chief Justice Roxane George that the recount votes be used for the declaration of the result of the March 2nd general elections.

The judges also ruled that the Chief Election Officer (CEO) must submit his Section 96 report on the basis of the recount of votes. Justice Sewnarine-Beharry said that the CEO is under the direction of GECOM.

Justice Sewnarine-Beharry also ruled that the Justice George did not have jurisdiction to inquire into the validity of Section 22 of the Election Laws (Amendment) Act. Justice Gregory was of the view that Justice George did have jurisdiction.

Justice Gregory found that many of the reliefs sought by Jones were matters properly for an election petition. She upheld the recount process.

By a majority, the court first declined an application by Jones’ counsel, Roysdale Forde for a stay of execution. Justice Gregory said she was inclined to grant a stay of the day. However, Justices Persaud and Sewnarine-Beharry voted against.

However after a further intervention by attorney Maxwell Edwards for the Attorney General Basil Williams, Justice Gregory then said that two judges were willing to grant a stay of one day. Justice Sewnarine-Beharry then interjected that for the record she was against a stay.

When Justice Gregory had first asked Kim Kyte-Thomas, counsel for Claudette Singh, GECOM Chair, what her position on a stay was Kyte-Thomas said she was vehemently against a stay. She declared the action before the court as “frivolous and vexatious” and added that it was untenable for GECOM to be detained from its work. She said there was noting to be stayed and wondered whether GECOM would be able to declare a result by 2025. “The work of GECOM must be completed!”, she thundered.

It was thereafter that Edwards was heard again as he said he had not been heard in full because of apparent technical problems and Justice Gregory then said that two judges were prepared to grant a 24-hour stay.

The impact of a stay was also raised at today’s hearings since several attorneys pointed out that the court made no order but rather it was the dismissal of an appeal which was seen to be an abuse of the court process. Under the circumstances it would appear that GECOM can still proceed with a declaration.

Jones’ appeal contended that Justice George-Wiltshire erred in law in her pronouncements on the recount, the results of which she said is the only data that could be used by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to declare a winner of the elections in keeping with a judgment by the CCJ.
Jones was challenging the validity of Order 60, which facilitated the recount.

As Jones also contended in her appeal, Williams wanted the court to set aside the Chief Justice’s findings that that Section 18 of Election Laws (Amendment) is not in conflict, or tension, with Article 177 of the Constitution, and that it does not breach the separation of powers doctrine and that it is accordingly not unconstitutional.

Source: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2020/07/30 ... es-appeal/

[zoom rader]

^^^ Dem is Guyana UNC judges ,Justices Dawn Gregory, Priya Sewnarine-Beharry and Rishi Persaud.

[De Dragon]

and now I think we know why Rowley hasn't made a statement on Guyana elections.

The Government of Trinidad and Tobago continues its efforts to ensure the presence of Election Observers in Trinidad and Tobago prior to and during the National Parliamentary Elections scheduled for August 10, 2020. Prime Minister Dr the Hon. Keith Rowley, extended invitations on July 9, 2020 to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Commonwealth to consider sending Election Observation Missions to Trinidad and Tobago during the upcoming National Parliamentary Elections, scheduled for August 10, 2020.

It was indicated then, that as part of our COVID-19 protocol, we were requiring that all entrants to Trinidad and Tobago agree to mandatory quarantine for fourteen (14) days prior to any mixing with the local population. As such it was advised that selected observers should arrive in Trinidad and Tobago by July 24,2020 in preparation for the designated exercise to take place after the mandatory quarantine.

Both organizations have advised of their inability to meet the cost associated with the fourteen (14) day quarantine period required for entry into Trinidad and Tobago which is an integral part of our management of the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, they cited constraints due to financial strictures that disallow them from meeting this cost.

To ensure the integrity of the contribution of the Missions (recommendations and the report of Observation Missions), it is deemed necessary that the host Government (Trinidad and Tobago) not cover the costs related to the quarantine of members of the Election Observation Missions.

https://www.opm.gov.tt/election-observa ... nd-tobago/

All Granger had to do was tell them observers they had to stay out due to financial strictures. Then this whole recount business could have been conducted under the watchful supervision of the Chief Elections Officer and results declared for APNU+AFC victory and that would be that.

All JUHN Scarfy has to do is show us the correspondence from the Commonwealth. Then again this caks might try a fake email caper again to try to hoodwink the non Red Plastic Bag type population.

[bluefete]

^^^ Dem is Guyana UNC judges ,Justices Dawn Gregory, Priya Sewnarine-Beharry and Rishi Persaud.

But you should be happy fuh dat

[bluefete]

AT LONG LONG LAST!!!! FINALLY!!

[pugboy]

so no more lawsuits ?

[De Dragon]

AT LONG LONG LAST!!!! FINALLY!!

Hopefully our local election thieves will take note.

[zoom rader]

AT LONG LONG LAST!!!! FINALLY!!

Hopefully our local election thieves will take note.

Boundries done move aleady .

[The_Honourable]

Ali declared President of Guyana



People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Presidential candidate Dr Irfaan Ali has been declared the winner of Guyana’s disputed Regional and General Elections.

The declaration came from the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on Sunday afternoon following a meeting of GECOM Commissioners and Chairman Claudette Singh.

Hours earlier, Singh had facilitated a call between President David Granger and Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo to discuss a solution to the five-month-long election impasse.

Chief Elections Officer Keith Lowenfield also submitted his election report today, using the figures obtained during the national recount, and it showed the PPP/C won the elections with 233,336 votes.

Granger’s A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) received 217,920 votes. A coalition of smaller parties received a combined 5,214 votes.



The PPP/C will have 33 seats in the National Assembly, APNU+AFC will have 31 seats and the smaller parties will have one seat.

GECOM’s Public Relation’s Officer Yolanda Ward said the organisation will provide a statement on the matter later today.

Source: https://www.looptt.com/content/ali-decl ... t-guyana-5

[zoom rader]

Guyana back in good hands now.

Don't know about trini as we have lots of stupid people living here

[maj. tom]

I hope the first thing that the PPP does is Constitutional Reform and put back the Westminster system. Because this corrupt dictatorship system that Forbes Burnham created must go!

A majority in their system is 33 out of 65 seats. That not making sense.

[pugboy]

so that fella ain’t get fired or disciplined ?
man fudge votes initially and refuse to answer then now all of a sudden he come back with orig votes.

[zoom rader]

so that fella ain’t get fired or disciplined ?
man fudge votes initially and refuse to answer then now all of a sudden he come back with orig votes.

Sad thing is PNM ppl was supporting this fraud

Remember Abstract Poetic

[Country_Bookie]

Great news. Now Granger and Lowenfield free to come Trinidad to be impartial election observers!!

[zoom rader]

UNC finally won an election