UNC chair­man Jack Warn­er says the Con­gress of the Peo­ple (COP) can pull out from the Peo­ple's Part­ner­ship if it wants. The Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter said so while ad­dress­ing a town meet­ing at Ca­roni Sa­van­nah Road on Tues­day night. Warn­er was re­spond­ing to the up­com­ing mo­tion to be de­bat­ed at COP's na­tion­al coun­cil meet­ing on Sun­day. The mo­tion calls on Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar to re­move the for­mer FI­FA vice pres­i­dent from Cab­i­net.

But Warn­er told vil­lagers the mo­tion might be part of the COP's act­ing chair­man Ver­non De Li­ma's plan to be­come Min­is­ter of Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty. He said "There are peo­ple in the Gov­ern­ment and out­side who are do­ing their ut­most to bring this Gov­ern­ment down, let's not join with them.

"They have a loose canon talk­ing about they bring a mo­tion against Jack Warn­er to be re­voked and if it ent re­voke, COP will with­draw from the PP. Loose canon look­ing for a head­line-and you know some­thing it's the same guy who want­ed to be Min­is­ter of Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty from day one."

Warn­er, who de­scribed the mo­tion as fool­ish, said he had no prob­lem if the COP pulled out from the part­ner­ship. Warn­er said to­mor­row's pro­posed march by the trade union move­ment was al­so part of a sin­is­ter plot to bring down the Gov­ern­ment. He said he was be­ing at­tacked by politi­cians and or­gan­i­sa­tions who were in col­lu­sion with drug and arms deal­ers. Warn­er said he was go­ing af­ter the friends of politi­cians in­volved in mon­ey laun­der­ing.