THE Combined Opposition, led by the AFC, is on a No-confidence mode, and they are very enthusiastic about it. It is their mistaken belief that come the No-Confidence vote, there will be an automatic “expulsion” from office of the ruling party. They are of the opinion that their No-Confidence Motion would have meant an immediate end to the PPP/C Party. This Anansi Story has never occurred anywhere in the civilised world, and most certainly cannot happen here. So, I do not know who gave Moses Nagamooto that bright idea. Nevertheless, we cannot take their threat as idleness, because, as I write, consultations are most likely being held with a superpower to overthrow the Government and seize power by force.

I say no more, until such time when I will unveil that plan. First and foremost is the fact that a minority party, that is the AFC, trailing in the rear with seven seats can command a majority and take hold of the Government. They cannot accomplish this extraordinary act of accomplishment alone, hence their many backstreet discussions as to the way forward.
The question is, How could we navigate our way through this? How could the AFC and PNC/APNU be accommodating of each other without some degree of confusion being generated out of it all? This is the plight of these two over-ambitious, rabidly-obsessed, power-hungry parties. This is the real issue.
NEIL ADAMS