00:00All People's Party leader Kizelle Jackson took to her Facebook account bearing receipts.
00:05She addressed her followers, revealing a WhatsApp message she received, allegedly from campaign
00:10manager of the United National Congress Farooz Khan, inviting her to a meeting with him and
00:15General Secretary Peter Kanhai at the UNC's headquarters.
00:19The message indicated that it was a request from political leader of the party Kamala
00:23Prasad Bisesa.
00:25Jackson's response to the alleged message was a public one.
00:54Meanwhile, political leader of the National Transformation Alliance Gary Griffith is defending
00:59the legitimacy of third parties, including his own.
01:03He emphasizes that alternatives to the two major political parties have been needed for
01:08years.
01:09Griffith pointed out that the last time the country had a real third party option was
01:13with the Congress of the People in 2007, ahead of the 2008 general election.
01:20Which means that persons between the age of 18 to 36, you never had that third choice.
01:25This gives you that opportunity.
01:27People who try to discredit these third parties, they do not know better.
01:31It shows their ignorance.
01:32What is even interesting is Kamala Prasad Bisesa refers to us as pop-up parties, irrelevant
01:37parties.
01:38But I don't know if you all knew Kamala Prasad Bisesa was in the NAR in 1991 as that third
01:42pop-up party and I think she lost her deposit.
01:44So it shows the hypocrisy of the lady and anybody in the UNC who criticize us.
01:48In response to the message Jackson allegedly received from the UNC, Griffith has this to
01:54say.
01:55The UNC has spent all of their time attacking third parties, but up until today, they are
01:59contacting Kizelle Jackson and begging her for a play and Kizelle Jackson just ran Kamala
02:03like a dog by the way.
02:04Imagine Kizelle Jackson chasing Kamala Prasad Bisesa.
02:07So we have no intention to form any political marriage of convenience.
02:12We do not believe in political domestic violence, which is what I encountered in 2010 to 2015.
02:17Alicia Boucher, TV6 News.
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