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Jan 23, 2018 Letters
DEAR EDITOR,
As the Alliance for Change (AFC) continues to do its master’s bidding, one is left to ponder how low the AFC will go. The latest pandering by the AFC to the PNC is its recent salvo against GAWU, where it seeks to place the blame for the sugar industry woes on GAWU.
Clearly the AFC have lost its identity having being consumed by the PNC.
Yet again Guyanese should have seen this coming, since the AFC (upon formation) said it was not going to join with either the PPP or the PNC, yet turned around and joined with the PNC under the APNU bandwagon to oust the democratically elected PPP/C from Government. This demonstrated that the AFC was/is a political opportunist.
It remains to be seen if the AFC has any real support base after having lost credibility and supporters over the last couple of years.
What makes the AFC believe that the PNC takes them seriously? Given the dwindling support base of the AFC it is clear that the APNU+AFC Coalition will not win a fair and free general election, due in 2020.
It is obvious that the AFC knows that it has lost its support base; hence the continued pandering to the PNC. They hope the PNC will keep them in power. If history is anything to go by, then the PNC will ditch the AFC before the next general elections, as the AFC has lost many of its supporters, so there is no real need to keep the AFC in a coalition.
Sean Ori
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