Seedy,
My failure to give any single political party my support is based on the fact
that none of them is align with my views. I feel that NO ELECTION will take
Jammeh out.
Don't you see what is going on in the Gambia?
The guy will fire anyone even supreme court judges, IEC chairman and all that
political parties are talking about is how to "by law" get rid of such a
system. It is acceptable for banned politician to join the APRC but not any
other opposition. What is the opposition saying? Mute, I guess.
Seedy, I have said it here before. My position is very "radical" for most of
these parties. I want action where the people will come to the streets and
fight for their rights. And again, being in the United States as PDOIS
alleged when they were confronted not to contest the elections. Those of us
out here could only talk, and the most we could do is to support the our
parties of choice any how we could.
I certainly will be more than willing to support a united coalition. If these
parties cannot come together to fight for the 'interest' of the nation, then
how could they encourage the voters that they are serious? That is a relative
question anyway.

Ousman Bojang.

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