Frankly, i think your question has no connection with the point i am trying
to put accross. But for your information i am not. I don't think that Baba
jobe (the one working for YAYA) will choose to use his real name on this
forum. What do you think?

What do i need to do to get my point accross, change the name Baba Jobe?

What if the Baba Jobe who works for Yaya decides to join the forum using his
real name. Does his name exclude him from constructive discourse on this
forum?

We should all try and practice the democracy that we all claim to want for
dear Gambia, and learn to discuss with people who have views at variance to
ours.

I think you should try and focus on the point i am trying to put accross
instead of worrying about whether i work for Yaya or not, which i think is
more important and pertinent to the cause of liberating the Gambia.

Shouldn't Yaya even be engaged in constructive discourse if he so chooses to
join the L?

Have a nice day.

Baba Jobe ( maybe i should change the name to something "politically
correct")


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>R u the same Baba Jobe working with Yaya Jammeh?
>
>
>>From: baba jobe <[log in to unmask]>
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>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: CIVIL SERVANTS FORCED TO BUY APRC MEMBERSHIP CARDS/INDEPENDEN
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>>Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 14:17:43 GMT
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>>Thank you very much Sariang. I totally agree with the end results that we
>>all so much desire. But at what cost? What i was saying here is that we
>>ought to be a little bit cautious and sceptical if you like, with certain
>>information being received from the Gambia.
>>
>>Let the anger and maybe  hatred of the system in the Gambia not cloud our
>>judgement. There are a lot of things wrong with the administration in
>>place
>>in the Gambia. That my dear friend, is a fact.
>>
>>But i beg to disaggree that everything  done by the government in the
>>Gambia
>>is wrong. The government is bound to get it right sometimes, no matter how
>>small a percentage compared to the whole picture.
>>
>>Have it ever occured to you that Yaya might not be as bad as we are all
>>being made to believe? Maybe the guy is making a lot of mistakes (trusting
>>wrong advisers)? Just a thought which i think will be expanded for all the
>>wrong reasons. Just think about.
>>
>>But what is surprising is that  the majority on this forum tend to ignore
>>the fact that the Government gets it right sometimes. But choose to ignore
>>that fact and refuse to believe that this government can get anything
>>right.
>>This is not conducive to democracy that we all so much desire, or should i
>>say claim to desire.
>>
>>Let not our anger and hatred cloud our perspective and thinking.
>>
>>And Sariang, what makes you so sure that i am on the ground in the gambia,
>>are you not assuming. You see this is got to  stop. When you are dealing
>>with issues that concern a whole nation, you have got to be sure of your
>>facts, and there should be no room for assumptions.
>>Thus all information coming from, or about events in the Gambia should not
>>always be taken as the Gospel truth, but scrutinsed objectively.
>>
>>For your information i do not support any political party in the Gambia.
>>
>>But i used to read the L when i was in the Gambia (a long time ago), and
>>sometimes the information on the L would be so much at variance with what
>>was actually hapenning/happened on the ground that it was unbelievable, to
>>the extend of being laughable.
>>
>>If the people using this forum are not careful, they risk loosing the
>>crust
>>of what this forum is supposed to provide. This forum used to be an
>>accurate
>>source of information. That is why we all need to be focussed on the real
>>end result desired in the Gambia, and let not our emotions guide us.
>>
>>Thanks for your time.
>>
>>baba
>>
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