Never mind what he says… Granger is a carbon copy of Burnham

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Speaking to what it said was hundreds of Guyanese last night at the Woodbine Ballroom in Brooklyn, New York, the APNU+AFC alliance today said that Presidential Candidate Brigadier David Granger called on Guyanese in the Diaspora to return home and invest in Guyana.
The Coalition leader said “I am here (in New York) to ask you to invest in change…..Guyana is open for Business.” Granger said, according to a statement from the alliance, that under an APNU+AFC administration Guyanese living in the Diaspora would be encouraged to participate in the development of Guyana.
“We need you, we need your skills and your expertise….. We need teachers, technicians, engineers”, he told the event.
Granger added, “we have lost a lot of our educated professionals through migration and we believe that one of the most important elements of our (APNU+AFC) new policy, would be to strengthen education, Guyana will be an education nation. We will place great emphasis on training Scientists, Technicians, Engineers and Mathematicians……. education is the key to our development.”
The release said that Coalition’s Prime Ministerial Candidate Moses Nagamootoo in his address told those in attendance that after more than fifty years of winner take all politics, it was time for change.
The release said that he recounted the many opportunities for National Unity that the two major political parties in Guyana (the People’s National Congress and the People’s Progressive Party) had squandered and to loud applause the APNU+AFC Prime Ministerial Candidate said; “if it was right then, it is right now and on May 11th the APNU+AFC will win and we will unite Guyana.”
The release said that the event which was billed as a fund-raising reception was organized by the Guyana American Patriotic Forum, a grouping of political and civil society organisations in the Tri-State area.
Today, the APNU+AFC campaign goes to New Jersey.

THE alternative that the Combined Opposition of A Partnership for National Unity and the Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) offers is “no real alternative,” and is a stark reminder of the People’s National Congress (PNC).Those were the sentiments expressed by People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) stalwart, Dr Roger Luncheon, who kicked the support of his motorized chair and took the podium to deliver a few ‘kicks’ elsewhere.
“The race (May 11 elections contest) is between the PNC and the PPP,” he said.

JOEY Jagan, son of People’s Progressive Party (PPP) founder and late former president Dr Cheddi Jagan, has seemingly thrown his support behind the coalesced A Partnership for National Unity and the Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC).While there has been no official position statement from Jagan Jr., he has been recently photographed in New York with the Alliance’s presidential and prime ministerial candidates, Brigadier (rtd) David Granger and Moses Nagamootoo.

The Alliance is currently in the United States, engaged in a series of meetings and fundraising activities.
The slogan for the APNU+AFC campaign is ‘It Is Time’.

THE Alliance of A Partnership for National Unity and the Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) has taken its campaign and fundraising activities to the Diaspora in the United States of America (USA). But alas! It got a little more than it bargained for, as the reception was, let’s say, as chilly as the New York weather.
Both presidential and prime ministerial candidates, Brigadier (Rt’d) David Granger and Moses Nagamootoo, were met by screaming placards that called attention to Granger’s questionable military past, and the fact that Nagamootoo has jumped shipped in his never-ending quest for power.
As is the old saying, a picture is worth a thousand words. You be the judge.

police had barricades to hold back the throbbing thousands ready to burst in disdain!