By Fareeza Haniff
![General Secretary of the PPP, Clement Rohee. [iNews' Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/www.inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Rohee.jpg)
Rohee, at a news conference at Freedom House on Monday, November 23, 2015, noted that the PPP “looks forward with great anticipation to the release of the report to the public and urges the de facto Granger coalition administration not to unnecessarily delay the release of the report to the Guyanese public.”
According to Rohee, any undue delay in releasing the report to the public will be viewed with “deep suspicion and will only add to the already pent up resentment on the part of thousands in Guyana and abroad, who had condemned and opposed the de facto Granger administration’s premature shutting down of the COI.”
Rohee, when reminded that former President Donald Ramotar had refused to release a report into investigations of fraud at the National Communications Network (NCN), said that “two wrongs don’t make a right.”
The Commission has until November 30 to complete and submit its report. The Rodney Commission commenced hearings in 2014 under then President Ramotar. Both the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) and the People’s National Congress (PNC) parties were represented through the Commission’s 60+ days of hearing.
The WPA and the PNC are currently parties within the APNU bloc of the new coalition Government. Rodney had been the leader of the WPA at the time of his death, during which PNC founder Forbes Burnham was Prime Minister.
Since coming to power after the May 11 General and Regional Elections, the coalition Government had uncovered what has been deemed excessive spending, and cited this as justification for discontinuation of the Rodney CoI.
You do not have the intelligence to warn or coerce this Coalition government to do or say anything,you don`t have the authority to do so,and what difference will it make having the results declared?you cannot become the government automatically,you have to earn that Rohee.Tears on your pillow,pain in your heart forever.
Rohee cannot warn the coalition, because warning implies consequences if unheeded. Rohee continues on a continuous trajectory of unmatched idiocy. And he is shockingly impressed by it.
Roti the defacto, is in no position to instruct the Government to release anything.He should also be aware that people in glass houses , should not throw stones.Roti does not undestand the nuances of the Commission.Oops! I used a big word again, but I am tired of trying to use words of only one sylable when addressing Roti.