CORRUPTION RATE IN CARIBBEAN
IF AH LAUGH AH POP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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GUYANA HAS LOWEST
Corruption Perception Index 2014
Source: Transparency International.
Its all about perception or so de Prez say
In reply to Courtesy
I think our esteemed president was reading that chart upside down. As a former poster used to say, if ah laff ah poop.
In reply to Courtesy
So you would rather believe some nebulous group of troublemakers rather than the duly elected Honorable President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana?????
In reply to Dukes
That's why I did not offer a comment.
I have managed too many political campaigns to know what is said on the platform when there are no fact checkers around.
or what can be said on a message board.
In reply to Dukes
IF AH LAUGH AH POP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Come on the APNU are the kings of spinning, Ramjattan said on TV that Guyana is the most corrupt country in the english speaking South America
In reply to steveo
Guyana is the only English speaking country in South America ..... Ramjattan is technically right .... but it is all electoneering
In reply to nickoutr
He initially said "South America" but I dont know how he allowed "english speaking" to pass out his mouth in a later comment
Last night Greenidge went on TV saying that the PNC laid all the infrastructure in the country, that the PPP is building on that.
What I remember from my youth(PNC days), is my grandmother had a shower and an upper floor flushing toilet, but it did not work. She told me previously, in colonial days, the water pressure used to reach upstairs and all the plumbing would work. However, at that moment, nothing worked, we had to fetch water from the well.
Under PPP rule, over 10 years ago, my grandmother started receiving water again to the upper floor of her residence.
I think Greenidge was trying to say, "laid waste" to the infrastructure of the country
In reply to steveo
many people conveniently ignore 85-92
In reply to steveo
How many English speaking countries in SA.
In reply to steveo
To be honest, if you go many places in GT, ppl still have to fetch water because it doesn't reach the upper flat, hence the continued culture of water tanks and pressure pumps.
Just drive around the Young Professionals housing schemes and the massive housing projects up the East Bank. Most houses are being built with a style to partially hide the water tanks.
It's still an issue.
In reply to granite
Let me go count...
1....
....
I think its 1, but depending on who you are it can be an impressive number
In reply to Cardiac
Just drive around the Young Professionals housing schemes and the massive housing projects up the East Bank. Most houses are being built with a style to partially hide the water tanks.
It's still an issue.
True, but at least you get water at a decent pressure in your yard. In PNC times, my other grandmother had to dig a 6 foot hole in the ground so the pipe could be lowered and you can get some pressure...the whole village came to get water from that pipe.
In reply to doosra
Is 85 - 92 I talking about, and the great point the APNU-AFC making these days "Hoyte brought by fair and free elections", he was pressured into it, just like he was pressured to economically restructure the country
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