Guyana dictator bharrat jagdeo cuss out Jens Stoltenberg in Cancun

Posted by admin ⋅ December 10, 2010 ⋅ 26 Comments

update 14 dec 2010 – since this outlandish whorish performance bharrat jagdeo has declared full out war on the world bank & kaieteur news. and his gunmen are running wild. one of his most ineffective snipers randy persaud sent us this today.

Norway's prime minister Jens Stoltenberg listens to dictator Bharrat Jagdeo cussing him out at Cancún climate change summit. Photograph: Juan Barreto/AFP/Getty Images

Guardian: The event on the edges of the Cancún climate change summit was meant to inspire: a gathering of the powerful and the worthy to celebrate a pioneering Norwegian strategy of fighting poverty and global warming by preserving the world’s tropical forests.”The overall message is that it’s going quite well,” Norway’s prime minister, Jens Stoltenberg, told an approving crowd.

Really? Well not for Guyana, which was promised $250m to preserve its entire forest, an area about the size of England.

“It’s a nightmare. It is a test of the sincerity of the developed world, and the delivery on development assistance has been abysmal,” said Bharrat Jagdeo, Guyana’s ~~president~~ dictator.

There was no sign of the $30m scheduled for payment in 2010 even though Guyana had met conditions demanded by Norway, Jagdeo said. “We have not seen a single cent expended as yet on the projects that are so vital to transformation.” There was a burst of applause. Stoltenberg, who had been staring hard at Jagdeo during his speech, did not join in.

The exchange, at an event organised by international network Avoided Deforestation Partners, exhibited the challenges and frustrations of finding real life solutions for climate change.

jagdeo and his former friend erik solheim at Kaieteur Falls

our first dance

signed sealed delivered i'm yours. back in the days when we were in loove

stoltenberg ordering jageo to sit in oslo. may 2010 ['it's our money. have a seat']

guyana receives US$30million in forest protection money (greenantilles.com)
Big business backs deforestation deal (guardian.co.uk)
Cancún forests deal is ‘wrapped up and ready to move’ – or is it? (guardian.co.uk)
“REDD deal in jeopardy at climate summit” and related posts (kaieteurnewsonline.com)

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26 Responses to “Guyana dictator bharrat jagdeo cuss out Jens Stoltenberg in Cancun”

Show me da money……………………………………… lol

Posted by Peter | December 10, 2010, 11:54 am

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What happens when drug dealers and dictators do not get their way?

This guy’s behavior lacks any panache and is reminiscent of the gutters and mud through which he used to splash for snails in Unity.

Even those snails have more class than this world class idiot parading as an environmental savior.

Posted by shattapaul | December 10, 2010, 1:05 pm

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Bharrat I s a real fucking Whore. Always cussing out when he can’t get his way.

Posted by ROSE ANN JAGDEO | December 10, 2010, 1:10 pm

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- looks like jagbatty once again rolled snake eyes with his low carbon development scam
  http://propagandapress.wordpress.com/2009/10/27/bharrat-jagdeo-rolls-snake-eyes-again-with-low-carbon-development-strategy-circus-dance/
  
  Posted by carl singh | December 10, 2010, 9:14 pm
  
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Mr Jens Stoltenberg
When a whinny pussy cries and complain in your ears for money, your options are restricted to dick-slapping that bitch, shoot some of your DNA down her throat while back-handing her left side face, then take her back to the negotiation table with the words “… you were sayin..”
That’s your prerogative as her pimp.

Posted by Freedom house guard | December 10, 2010, 2:44 pm

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“The international community has a very poor track record of delivering help,” he said, adding that he appreciates Norway’s generosity. “But I can’t get the money.”

In an interview after the panel discussion, Jagdeo explained that, while his government proved in January it had fulfilled the first part of its commitment to Norway, it was just on the verge of getting the first $30 million of Norway’s pledge. He placed the blame for the delay squarely on the World Bank, which he said has repeatedly stalled in handing over the money.

In one meeting where Norway, Guyana and World Bank officials met to discuss dispersing the money, Jagdeo said, his country sent two representatives, Norway sent half a dozen, and the World Bank sent three dozen.

“It’s a waste of money,” Jagdeo said of the World Bank’s role as an intermediary. When it comes to turning on the spigot for the funds, he said, “It’s not Norway. They can’t get it.”

During the panel discussion, Stoltenberg responded by explaining that Norway was willing to disburse its forestry funds only once the country in question had proven it had sequestered carbon in its trees.

“Results is what we’re looking for,” said Stoltenberg, who noted that his country finances its large foreign aid budget through high taxation on petroleum, among other things. “It’s hard to win elections on a message of high taxation.”

If he and others can prove developing nations are saving their forests, he added, it will “show Norwegian voters they’re getting something back.” As Stoltenberg noted, “We won election last year but you never know, elections are uncertain things.”

But Jagdeo wasn’t done. Turning to White House aide Joe Aldy, the Guyanan president urged him to get President Obama to read the recent report by the U.N. task force on international climate aid, which said the industrialized world will only be able to mobilize $100 billion a year in aid to poor nations if the world put a price on carbon ranging between $20 and $25 per ton.

“Could you please give President Obama a copy of that executive summary?” he asked.

In an interview, Jagdeo said that Aldy told him afterward that he would make sure Obama looked at the document.

Andrew Deutz, director ot international government relations for The Nature Conservancy, said any avoided deforestation agreement out of Cancun could help expand the flow of money to rainforest nations by giving “economic value to standing forests and give confidence to investors and funders to save forests.”

But it won’t create an immediate flow of money, he cautioned: “Now the hard work begins to figure out how to pay people to save forests.”
http://csmenetwork.com/2/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=10554:environment-blunt-talk-at-cancun-conference-jagdeo-flays-world-bank&catid=122:csme-network-latest&Itemid=211

Posted by carl singh | December 10, 2010, 9:10 pm

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Jagdeo and his corrupt bloodsuckers still deluded enough to think that the rest of the world runs on the cronyism, nepotism and patronage as this country?

This guy is a megalomaniacal jackass.

Posted by shattapaul | December 10, 2010, 10:17 pm

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- Well… it does actually, it’s just some countries make at least a token attempt to hide it, whilst people like Jaggy just don’t care, they feel confident that they can rub it in the peoples’ faces, but just like the youth here in the U.K. are waking up, so shall it be in GT and when the time comes Jaggy and co. will be having a nasty surprise just like Charles and Camilla.
  
  Posted by Eye M@n | December 11, 2010, 1:58 pm
  
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Why don’t some people keep

themselves to themselves.

Some a them a comment like them

a commentator commenting on the World Cup.

England versus Guyana.

Wa I-ya, them, done from dog to what, General Best hole.

Who is Just like Charles and Camilla, Your Mother.

Zaheed Emran Ally
Zaheed Ally means Blessed Friend

ANOINTED ONE.

Posted by Zaheed Emran Ally | December 11, 2010, 5:03 pm

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“Why don’t some people keep
themselves to themselves”

YOUDO THAT PLEASE!!!!!

Posted by August 1967 | December 11, 2010, 9:44 pm

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12 days to Christmas.

MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Zaheed Emran Ally
Zaheed Ally means Blessed Friend

ANOINTED ONE.

Posted by Zaheed Emran Ally | December 12, 2010, 3:11 pm

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I’m amazed at how quickly these bloggers is bad talking the LCDS at this junction..when they know very well that it is indeed a good strategy and will be of great benefit to the country…. the norwegian will eventually pay the money and these critics will have nothing to blog about…mark my work

Posted by sharonstorm | December 13, 2010, 4:25 pm

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- @ sharonstorm.
  If the money is for the benefit of the Guyanese people, why is jagdeo (Guyana’s Madea) saying ” I CAN’T GET THE MONEY” as opposed to ”My people can’t get their money” No money will be released until you jagdeo and his thieving cohorts are in jail.
  
  Posted by Freedom house guard | December 13, 2010, 5:26 pm
  
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- seems like you benefited from the minister of education promote dem all policy
  explain how sham the environmental hustler & the nut case from unity mahaica will make the low carbon development scam and its junk economic theory benefit Guyanese
  
  Posted by carl singh | December 13, 2010, 5:27 pm
  
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- “mark my work”
  I give you an F. Now face the blackboard and put on that dunce-cap!
  
  Posted by Eye M@n | December 13, 2010, 5:53 pm
  
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Here the propagandapress goes again…I blogging about the LCDS and these bloggers are straying away from the topic and talking about the education ministry….lets stick to the topic…and blog as responsible adults including you who claims to be the freedom house guard

Posted by sharonstorm | December 13, 2010, 5:44 pm

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- try reading again, you just might be able to make the connection and see the relevance
  glad YOU see the need to stick to the topic
  
  Posted by carl singh | December 13, 2010, 6:40 pm
  
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May transparency and accountability be in order for a new Guyana in the future.May God shower his mercies on the people called Guyanese as they hope for a new day where corruption will no longer be the order of the day.

Posted by Odinka | December 13, 2010, 10:39 pm

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