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zoom rader wrote:The real issue in Guyana is that black folk don't want to be ruled by no perceived Injun goverment. The same situation happened in Fiji.
antlind wrote:zoom rader wrote:The real issue in Guyana is that black folk don't want to be ruled by no perceived Injun goverment. The same situation happened in Fiji.
Back to the days of Forbes Burhman. Under his rule many Indo Guyanese left or were forced to flee the country. His modus operandi is one of the main reasons why racism is Guyana is as bad as it is today.
The process being conducted by the Returning Officer for Region 4 to ascertain the results of the national and regional elections held on March 2 does not meet the required standard of fairness and transparency.
The Chief Justice’s ruling handed down on March 11 required the Returning Officer or Deputy Returning Officer to determine the best method of tabulating the Statements of Poll and included the expectation “that the Returning Officer would act reasonably in ensuring a process that allows persons to observe what is being tabulated and how”.
This has not occurred. Instead, and without any plausible explanation, the Returning Officer continued to ascertain the votes cast for each party list without affording the duly authorized candidates and counting agents an opportunity to see the Statements of Poll, in order to compare them with the copies in their possession. Such a process could have been easily facilitated using the same technology which allows the tabulation to be displayed.
The Returning Officer’s defiance of the Chief Justice’s orders and expectations, and his refusal to allow the Statements of Poll to be exhibited, gives credence to the allegations that the numbers being tabulated do not correspond with the numbers appearing on the Statements of Poll prepared following the March 2 elections.
The Mission has noted that images of the Statements of Poll published by the PPP/Civic, on its website, which it claims were given to its polling agents after the ballots were counted at each polling station on the night of the elections, produce a result that is vastly different from that being declared by the Returning Officer and would have a decisive effect on the outcome of the national election.
To date, neither the Chief Elections Officer nor APNU has challenged the authenticity of the Statements of Poll published by the PPP/Civic by producing the copies in their possession. The implications are deeply troubling and make it all the more necessary for the Returning Officer to display the Statements of Poll on which he is relying.
The OAS Election Observer Mission was pleased to have declared that the March 2 poll was, in almost all respects, well executed. The subsequent tabulation of the Statements of Poll in the other nine regions was carried out in compliance with the law and no dispute has arisen in relation to the declaration of results.
However, the process employed by the Returning Officer for Region 4 is not transparent and, based on the numbers that have emanated since the process was first disrupted, is unlikely to produce a result that is credible and is able to command public confidence.
The legitimacy of any government that is installed in these circumstances will be open to question. This would be a terrible blow to the country’s democracy. The people of Guyana do not deserve this.
Given the circumstances cited above, the OAS Electoral Observation Mission regrets that it has no option but to withdraw from Guyana. The Chief of Mission will prepare his report for submission to the Secretary General.
GECOM and EBC are cut from the same cloth.De Dragon wrote:GECOM boss have some brass ones for sure! Willing to face contempt charges to brownnose to Burnham, err sorry Granger.
It's the same here, just dem PNM ppl more disgustingDe Dragon wrote:The US should hit them a "Grenada" and done. Nasty, deceitful unlawful set of MC!
That county doomed with a black goverment, they have not learned from trinidad.QM wrote:Very sad to see a country with a bright future off to a rough start. So many resources...
zoom rader wrote:^^^ well bro the same happens in TT , PNM has been rigging elections since 1956. When they want a vote they simply move the boundries and voter pad.
Not one non PNM voter had ever been found guilty for voter padding. To date it has only been PNM voters that have been convicted of padding.
Dizzy28 wrote:zoom rader wrote:^^^ well bro the same happens in TT , PNM has been rigging elections since 1956. When they want a vote they simply move the boundries and voter pad.
Not one non PNM voter had ever been found guilty for voter padding. To date it has only been PNM voters that have been convicted of padding.
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When has anyone ever been convicted of voter padding?
YesDe Dragon wrote:^^^
PNM tactics, lie, cheat ,steal and only provide "mailbox emails" as proof.
zoom rader wrote:YesDe Dragon wrote:^^^
PNM tactics, lie, cheat ,steal and only provide "mailbox emails" as proof.
Very few people know that PNM ppl was convicted for voter padding. The media did not fully report on it .
30 non PNM ppl was dragged in mud and in the media for trumped up charges and all was thrown out for lack of evidence .
You won't hear Redman, redress and elite speak about this
These people spoil decent non PNM areas.Dizzy28 wrote:zoom rader wrote:YesDe Dragon wrote:^^^
PNM tactics, lie, cheat ,steal and only provide "mailbox emails" as proof.
Very few people know that PNM ppl was convicted for voter padding. The media did not fully report on it .
30 non PNM ppl was dragged in mud and in the media for trumped up charges and all was thrown out for lack of evidence .
You won't hear Redman, redress and elite speak about this
PNM doesn't need to pad.
They build NHA/HDC developments in strategic locations then proceed to allocate them whilst trying to keep a certain level of diversity.
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