The Coalition case can be summarized as pathetic
DEAR EDITOR,
The PNC-led Coalition is a pathetic bunch of individuals and a party that wants to rule this country without the benefit of winning an election. They are a representation of fraud on whatever side of the spectrum you wish to see, so they are unsuitable to hold office ever again. First they tried to commit international fraud by stealing an entire election, then when that failed their tasteless and free behavior outside parliament has left us in shock and spelling to say the least.
They have now embarked on another stratagem, that is, playing the victim card, they are trying their best to portray themselves as people who were cheated out of their job. In their quest to achieve that, they were able to engage the Canadian Government in negotiations so that they would “see it with them.” Yes, the Canadians saw through them, how they tried to rig the elections before their own eyes, so no need for a better interpretation of what the PNC’s intentions were, it was as transparent as the noon sun. So playing victim now won’t help in any way.
Not only were they trying to steal the election but when the International Observer team tried to return to observe the recount, the PNC was sufficiently clear about it and briefly hampered their return. All these things are evidence of the horrific behavior of this cabal.
So what can the Coalition really engage with the Canadians? What can the general tone of the discussion be? Are they really penile or repentant of their actions or are they going to reshape the same old nonsensical debate as they won the March 2, 2020 Election? Which of these? The answer is none of the above.
Racing bait, victim of sympathy card playing, is not what the PNC needs to get started, but as their decision to abide by the rule of law, otherwise their situation could be summed up as hopeless!
Respectfully submitted,
Neil Adams