Hamjatta,

The fact that you went all out to highlight my ignorance of politics
indicates that there was something in my analysis that you did not like. As
for the twinning of the NRP with the ppp, let's just say it is a hunch.

I may not know much about politics but I know enough about people to make
reasonable assessments of them and their instints. Now, as the political
guru of the L, how about giving us a hypothetical scenario based on your
immense knowledge of The Gambian political landscape? Like I said before,
whilst, for now atleast, the PPP (their interim committee under the
chairmanship of OJ have confirmed that the party will be ressurected) is
talking of a united front against the APRC, the chances of that happening is
getting slimmer by the day. Or am I halucinating?

Have a good day, Gassa.

>From: Hamjatta Kanteh <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Incorporating Decree 89 Politicians
>Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 08:39:31 EDT
>
>Pa Modou,
>
>There is nothing of substance in your last correspondence that should
>warrant
>a fitting response from me. If anything, i found your last correspondence
>to
>be stupendously uninformed and misinformed, especially where you
>pathetically
>tried to hypothesise about the political configurations of Decree 89
>politicians. As i read through your proposed hypothesis, the fundamental
>defect that stood out was how baseless and wholly speculative the whole
>logic
>was. Needless to say, a hypothetical proposition that is not premised or
>follows a well argued logical presentation of sequence of events falls flat
>on the way-side of baseless speculations and suppositions. How did you, for
>instance, twin the PPP with the NRP? How did you get to this point? What is
>the logical basis?
>
>Furthermore, you complained about being labelled a "gullible conduit" for
>NIA
>disinformation. Well, all i can say is that if you ain't gullible, then you
>are one extremely dishonest individual. As for your attempts to play the
>political pundit, only the dumb and equally gullible will ever take your
>political analysis seriously. As far as i'm concerned, you are as
>politically
>ignorant as Jammeh himself! Remember you weren't even able to differentiate
>between the concept of State from that of Government. Back then, i had to
>painstakingly take you through sophomoric stuff on civic education. Pa
>Modou,
>my sincere advice to you is this: Instead of spending valuable time on the
>internet foolishly arguing about issues you are on the whole ignorant
>about,
>why don't you enrol in some summer school and take classes in civic
>education? Summer school civic education would be a far better way of
>spending your holidays than pretending to be a wise guy on political issues
>you are ignorant about on the internet.
>
>Hamjatta Kanteh
>
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