KB, neither me nor Jabou would endeavour to re-write what PDOIS has clearly
articulated, they do not need anybody to replicate what is already obvious
and blataht. PDOIS, more than any political party in the Gambia has written
to explain what they stand for. From its inception the party has clarified
in no ambigious terms how it intends to change the Gambia, if you bothered
so much as you profess you would have by now understood the economic
programmes of the party. The party have undertaken the effort, the
leadership scarificing all their life utilising their own resources to
educate the people and they have done this in every conceivable language,
hence there is no excuse for you to come this time and raise such cheap
questions, these have been dealt with over and over again. You are not
telling us that you oppose PDOIS because you have read and disagreed with
their programmes,what you are saying appears to mean that you never came
accross the economic programmes of the party, if this is what you mean then
you whole arguement is irrelevant, because PDOIS has written numerous
articles dealing with every facet of our lives.

I think from now on I will consider your opposition  to be out of bad faith,
I would have respected you had you said that you read and diagreed with the
policies but to insist that no such economic programmes exist is a laughable
proposition, for everty Gambian who followed the politics in Gambia would
concur that PDOIS have dealt with these issues ages ago. I think you are
just attempting to distract us from posing such questions to the UDP, you
are attempting to be smart pre-empting the people, knowing that Darbo a
hostage to the PPP has not written anything substantive yet, regarding how
he intends to tackle the economic issues.

Well am afraid this will not work for the least we expect of him as an
aspiring president, is for him to demonstrate his now how on relivant
issues. We desperately await to read something from him. As for your attempt
to blow out of proprtion Mr Jow's contradiction with Miss Joh, that was
really sick, the young man has demonstrated humility to show that he is a
dignified person, he does not come accross to me as an arrogant person. I
hope you will stop excerbating such contradictions an play a more dignified
role, but then with the insults you come with and the juju threats I would
be a fool to expect you to behave otherwise. I hope Jabou and Mr Jow will
use private mails to reconcile a misunderstanding after all they all sound
like humble people. It is only the KBS that derive pleasure in other peoples
predicament

>From: Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>Subject: Opposition of The Opposition
>Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 09:47:23 -0400
>
>Ms. Joh and Malik Kah, I know you people desperately want to talk about
>PDOIS programs. Your problem is you do NOT have the wherewithal to tell us
>something substantive because frankly you do NOT understand PDOIS programs.
>All I see from you is regurgitating verbatim what Halifa Sallah wrote or
>what Sidia Jatta said as if that is the gospel. This is the type of
>behavior
>that makes Hamjatta’s claim that you people are fanatics, credible. None of
>you can point to one single original material you wrote. Ms. Joh, I
>categorically asked you several times to articulate PDOIS economic policies
>for us and reconcile thus with your entrepreneurial spirit. No answer apart
>from that I should know. I know PDOIS policies. I also know that you do NOT
>understand PDOIS policies. That is why I want to expose your ignorance. How
>are we going to solve our groundnut problem? How are we going to solve our
>foreign exchange problem? How are we going to solve our inflation problem?
>How are we going to put medicine in our hospitals? How are we going to
>educate our children?
>
>The G_L archives are replete with postings from people like me, Hamjatta,
>Ebrima Ceesay (to name a few) giving original solutions to these problems.
>Political novices and semi-illiterates like you took cover when giants were
>discussing heavy economic issues in the country. Mental midgets lurk in the
>dark when people are talking about tough issues and only surface when the
>mudslinging and gutter talk starts.
>
>Keep hallucinating that only PDOIS is discussing the issues that matter to
>the people back home. The contempt with which you people hold the Gambians
>is just mind-boggling. Have it ever occurred to you that perhaps the
>(stupid) Gambians you people want to enlighten are smarter than you? Have
>it
>occurred to you that the (stupid) Gambians perhaps understand PDOIS
>programs
>very well but have REPUDIATED PDOIS? Is it NOT disturbing to you that OJ
>just returned to the political scene and was able to get from Serrekunda
>more votes to nominate Darboe than PDOIS got to nominate their presidential
>candidate?
>
>Ms. Joh and Malik Kah, if I have time off ATTACKING Yaya (the menace in our
>society), I will devote some time on you and PDOIS. I just hope that your
>masters back home appreciate what you guys got them into. You have been
>counseled on numerous occasions to focus on what you (PDOIS) can do for the
>Gambians in a future government and on Yaya (who slaughtered our children
>and who is currently looting our coffers). But I guess old habits die hard
>and apparently it takes more than you got for you to furnish coherent
>programs for your Party. Well, if you want to make defeating the Alliance
>the focus of your campaign, then rest assured that you are in for a fight.
>You will be treated the same way I treated vermin from AFPRC/APRC.
>
>Darn right, Malik Kah, that I hate Yaya. But NOT for the reason you think.
>Check the archives. I hate Yaya because he slaughtered our children.
>Everything else came after that declaration of war. I do NOT need any
>government to make it. I am NOT a loser like you that need to lie about a
>government to make it. And you still are a nonentity.
>KB
>
>
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