Fankung,
I knew you will put a spin on these questions instead of openly fairly
debating the issue. This was not meant to be a red meat for you and your
folks so don't jump all over the place with jubilation...
On a serious note, you should never under estimate the discontent of the
silence majority in the Gambia. In comparison to Egypt, we have not heard
about unrest, or public outcry in Egypt for the past several years. It
wasn't because the people were happy with the leadership, but because the
dictator has managed to silence all opponents..
This is why he is being humiliated today and will go down in history as one
of the worst to be driven out of power.
Now back to Gambia under your dear leader... how many people do think have
been fired, imprisoned, humialiated? How many people directly or indirectly
have been branded enemies of this regime especially in the security forces?
Do you think Jesus (EX IGP), LangTombong, Marena's family and countless
others will ever forgive your leader? What about the rest of the junta????
Fankung, if you and your leader are smart and think straight you should
consider the discontent of the citizenry. It is not being a coward or given
up to citizen demands but rather being responsive to the needs of your
citizens...
You are making a grave mistake by blindly branding everybody as happy with
your leader... Time will tell!!!!
I bet you, if you conduct a secret survey in the gambia today, you will
find many people at a boiling point!!!!
Advice your leader to open his eyes and learn from history!!! right now
power corrupts absolute power corrupts!!! you can go to bed with that....
and get off of the false pretense and use fairness in your head!!!
Demba
On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Fankung Fankung Jammeh <
[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Demba, great questions. Here is my honest and sincere answers...
>
> If this were to happen in Gambia today, would our opposition parties be
> willing to risk what ordinary citizens are risking to lead them and put
> pressure on the government to leave?
> They are more interested in filling their pockets. So they will never
> unite. THE MOST IMPORTANT ANSWER IS THAT WE WILL NEVER HAVE AN UPRISING NO A
> COUP BECAUSE WE HAVE A GREAT LEADER...
>
> Are they organize and ready to take over power if the government were to go
> down today?
> They are bunch of opportunists - THE MOST IMPORTANT ANSWER IS THAT WE WILL
> NEVER HAVE AN UPRISING NO A COUP BECAUSE WE HAVE A GREAT LEADER...
>
> Do they have the structures and the confidence of the people to lead them
> in times of crisis?
>
> no.... THE MOST IMPORTANT ANSWER IS THAT WE WILL NEVER HAVE AN UPRISING NO
> A COUP BECAUSE WE HAVE A GREAT LEADER...
>
> Does this validate critics points that the Gambian opposition is dead or at
> least near death???
>
> Absolutely, how long will it take for the opposition to know this. Most of
> their online strongmen are now sleeping. They are hiding because they cannot
> believe that there will be no opposition. Others are fighting a lost war...
> - UDP. They will never learn. That party was dead since 1996. I will buy
> you, Haruna, Suntu, and Yanks a latte' if UDP pulls 10% this elections.... I
> will be here posting the results by the minute
>
> What say you????
> THE MOST IMPORTANT ANSWER IS THAT WE WILL NEVER HAVE AN UPRISING NO A COUP
> BECAUSE WE HAVE A GREAT LEADER...
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 7:23 PM, A Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> From: Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]>
>> Date: Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 2:32 AM
>> Subject: Need for a Strong, Able and Ready Opposition to Lead the
>> People!!!!
>> To: gambia-l-request <[log in to unmask]>
>>
>>
>> Events unfolding in Egypt has underscored the need for a strong, able and
>> willing opposition to stand with the people when citizens stand to take over
>> their country. For almost 10 days now citizens of Egypt has brought the
>> government to a halt and yet there is no emerging leaders in the opposition
>> to lead the people.
>>
>> The opposition in Egypt has been rendered so harmless that they don't
>> appear to have the backbone to join the people.
>>
>> This is why it is all the more crucial to have an opposition, able and
>> ready to lead!!!
>>
>> Now the million dollar question??????
>>
>> If this were to happen in Gambia today, would our opposition parties be
>> willing to risk what ordinary citizens are risking to lead them and put
>> pressure on the government to leave?
>>
>> Are they organize and ready to take over power if the government were to
>> go down today?
>>
>> Do they have the structures and the confidence of the people to lead them
>> in times of crisis?
>>
>> Does this validate critics points that the Gambian opposition is dead or
>> at least near death???
>>
>> What say you????
>>
>> Demba
>>
>>
>>
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