Jabou:
I strongly beg to differ on the assertion that Dibba joined the APRC.  He 
was the speaker of the house of representative of the Gambia.  And that 
institution does not belong to one single person or party.  It is for 
Gambians.  Tell me what is wrong with that.

You must be very close to him to have an inside knowledge of what SM is 
doing as your indication of how silent he was concludes.  If you choose to 
stay thousands of miles away from home, please do not expect to know 
everything that goes on there, or have everyone to personally inform you  
what he or she is doing. Impossible!!!!  I think it is very unfair for you 
to dubbed him that.

But  what is important for us to know is that the man will do what he thinks 
is right no matter how others will judge.  And I think what you've been 
yearning for all these years accorded him that right.  That is to stand up 
for what he thinks is right and do so not by writing on the Gambia-l but on 
the ground-ie in the Gambia.  Correct me if I am wrong, doesn't that is what 
democracy is all about?  When you indicated that unlike Halifa, SM did his 
deeds to safe faces.  I think you are absolutely correct not.  Ms Joh, we 
are all working towards a common goal; to see a better Gambia.  Any effort 
towards that direction should be encourage, not undermined.  The NADD and 
her leadership are certainly not better equipped than the rest to bring does 
changes.  You can see it written clearly on the wall.  Try and work with 
others, I mean take advantage of the slightest chance you got, because 
chances like this are hard to come by.  That is if you guys are sincere 
about changing the course of direction to a better homeland.




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>Subject: Re: SPEAKER MUSTAPHA DIBBA
>Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2006 09:16:08 EDT
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>tunkara wrote:
>
>"this  was the same Dibba, who back in 1994, in a predominant PPP
>controlled  parliament introduced a vote of no confidence bill on the 
>Jawara
>government.  Did he expect to win?  You bet not, but the bill  was 
>introduced
>and a heated debate ensued.  That is what what makes  any system strong"
>
>Alas!, but then he joined the APRC and served them for years. What  
>progress!
>What insight!
>
>Jabou Joh
>
>
>
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