Comrades:

As spring semester ends this week and summer school hangs around the corner,
I stand here today to categorically state that, though we may disagree in
principle relative to issues of political democracy, I am taking the high
roads of political maturity.  I refuse to engage in insults and indecisions,
relative to what we are bound to adhere to.

My summation of indecision on the part of the opposition back home, is
historic in nature.  While we conversate with those back home, I am
in no positision to blatantly insult those who assert that they "know it all."
I ask then, why should they resort to such?

Our approach in defeating the APRC should be symbolic.  If we disagree, may
be then we need to realistically look at the few that make us common.  If one
indicates with abosoluteness his or her total apparent knowledge of everything
back home, then I am afraid to assert that we are in a rude awakening.

Political maturity and a desire  to see both ends will solidify our approach to
democratic decency.  If one thinks that he/she can secretly cajole the
enemy while trying to be the advocate for the Gambian people, then I say to
him or her, please stand up and assert why you are innocent.

Cheap talk will deny us our journey for a democratic Gambia.

Naphiyo,
Comrade ML Jassey-Conteh

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