If PDOIS can do any better why is that, they are not in the position of the
UDP? If we are the Gorilla at the door, can you explain what premise that
on?
The truth remains, which is, If less a popular person will go to heaven and
back just to somehow use the base of the majority to become the third
President, do you want UDP to scold him and force him to commit to the
reality of UDP being the obvious choice to led an opposition Coalition?
You tell us how to make PDOIS realise that, politics is about votes. The one
can can pull them is the natural party to be allow the mantle to lead.
Whether we are the Scorpion, Gorilla, Elephant is beside the issue.
Why should Halifa even consider himself to lead the opposition Coalition
knowing full well that, his presume intellectual capabilities have never
achieve him or translated into votes in the Presidential domain or even the
national assembly contest.
WHo then is the Dumpling in the path to salvation?
The Guinean minor party leaders never waste anybodies time with their
interest in leading. They know it is outrageous and against all conventional
wisdom. But do we expect a polarise community like ours here to acknowledge
this facts without dancing around the camp fire? Nop.
Therefore, we have made all contacts with every single party. We made our
position clear to them, and we will continue to do that. However, if we are
seen as the Elephant in the way, we will politely rubbish that, as baseless
wanton excuse, because if any has the right to the jungle delicacy, the
Elephant shouldn't be the last.
We boldly say, let PDOIS stop time wasting, creating unnecessary road block
and complex unworkable line of communication.
Suntou

On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Laye Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Rene:
>
> It is obvious and to arduous chagrin of the UDPlings, if PDOIS were in
> UDP's position as the opposition party with a larger voter base, We would've
> been where we wanted at this point in time. Again, UDP bombed the leadership
> test in 2006 and now. They have proven to be the thousand pound gorilla at
> the door - no one can get though and they are not getting through to a
> united front. Unfortunate, and I hope they come through and prove me wrong,
> I sincerely hope so.
>
> Thank you,
>
> -Laye
>
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