Che, I hope what ever you were given as payment for the below Hawareh is worth it. !  Just a few days ago I read where you called Tony crazy or stupid (or their equivalent), now this.  I ceased to take you seriously a long time ago.  I believe your heart is with the opposition, but you are just as frustrated as the rest and this is your way of relieving your pain.  Hope to see you at ALD.  Please don't be scared, it is just to say hello.  I like people who refuse to be slaves and I like them even more when they own their mind and speak as a  free person.  Equally, you know that with all you said here, the majority of folks always advocated for your right to be.  That is the atmosphere we want for Gambians on the ground as well.
"President Jammeh gives opportunity to every Gambian irrespective of one's background""The Gambia is blessed at this junction to have President Jammeh as its leader."Chernoh, Ya Muna ......:-)!  
"I am calling all Gambians to unite and rally behind President Jammeh and extend his mandate to realize vision 20/20 earlier than the targeted year and trust me will prevail towards it. TO THIS END I SAY VOTE APRC AND VOTE PRESIDENT JAMMEH NOVEMBER 4th 2011 FOR CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT IDEAS...This is a voice from Raleigh North Carolina..."
I read the above as a sucker punch to the opposition for lack of anything else to say to them.Hey, I thought you now live in DC, what's up with the NC thingy?
Joe
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2011 17:09:33 -0400
Subject: [>-<] Vote APRC and Vote President Jammeh come November 4, 2011 for Continous Development Ideas!
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well said,,, down with the broken opposition!!!


Vote APRC and Vote President Jammeh come November 4, 2011 for Continous Development Ideas!



Omar Jallow APRC Supporter
The year 2011 is going to be a turning point for the Gambia under the dynamic leadership of President Jammeh. I am more optimistic today than ever before, because of all the challenges and trials and tribulations that our country went through and continue to go through, but we are still prevailing towards being the beacon of hope for the rest of Africa and beyond, and there is no amount of rhetorical presents or political bickering that will hold the APRC administration hostage, because the majority of the Gambians on the ground which is 67% of the last election voted for President Jammeh.
I and everyone in the Diaspora know that change can only effect within the people on the ground. Expatriates are good at some things for their respective countries which is remittance and being good ambassadors, unless if someone can tell me otherwise, and I will be open for an enlightening.
Some people are so obsessed with President Jammeh that they sometimes forget that the Gambia belongs to all of us and I mean people get so excited to a degree of destroying the Gambia for potential investors or anything good for the Gambia, and this is where I disagree with most of my compatriots on the other side of the political spectrum. We should able to pound each other constructively without character assassination and at the same time agree to disagree without enmity. I for one as an APRC supporter, I am open to anything that will open a dialogue to a political understanding here in the Diaspora for the betterment of Mother Gambia, and I said this so many times, because in my opinion this is the only way we can move forward towards national reconciliation, but not the daily regiments of anti Yahya Jammeh. We as Gambians who are always participating in our countries political discourse should now graduate out of it or at least realize that is not working for the good, but dividing us, and if anyone else see it differently I will be available for classes.
November 4th 2011 is seven months away and as far as I am concern the results will be a landslide victory for President Jammeh, and my reasons are all visible for all the Gambian people to see, because President Jammeh gives opportunity to every Gambian irrespective of one's background and my statics is based on the people back home since they are the ones that matters the most, and if anyone things otherwise prove me wrong.
For some of the opposition party leaders and their militants back home in the Gambia, all I want to say is I respect you guys, but I wish if you guys can go further by joining hands with the ruling party work hand in hand despite your political differences, but waiting to unseat a government that is supported by the majority is like crying for not having a good harvest after the farming season when you did not put the effort in the farm during the season, and my point is that change can only happen when the majority of the people are strangled, which is not the case in the Gambia. I can vividly and fully remember the phone call i received on July 22nd 1994 in New York about the change of government in the Gambia and ever since that day my desolation as a Gambian youth changed forever.
Years of pessimism instantly turns into hope and now those dark days have clearly became a distant memory and ever since then i have taken a great pride in the leadership of President Jammeh, and my convictions in him will never wavered nor diminished and God willing never falter, because President Jammeh gives opportunity to every Gambian irrespective of one's background, and this unique trait is a major hall mark of a great leader. Such rare and unique characteristics is intrinsic in all great nation builders throughout history, and in the annals of Gambian history succeeding generation will forever be proud of President Jammeh's achievements. The Gambia is blessed at this junction to have President Jammeh as its leader.
I hope to see one day sooner than later the dialogue I have been yearning for years will come where all Gambians irrespective of their political affiliation, especially here in the USA where a lot of young, vibrant and hard working Gambians are, and will unable and foster the Gambian government to tap on the huge talents amongst Gambians in the Diaspora, and such thing would also facilitate easy access and enable the APRC government to harness the great Gambian human resource potential,(technical expertise, business capabilities, entrepreneur, etc, etc,) and channel this potential energy positively to our national development.
Finally I see a much brighter Gambia in the years coming and in my opinion which i am entitled to, I am calling all Gambians to unite and rally behind President Jammeh and extend his mandate to realize vision 20/20 earlier than the targeted year and trust me will prevail towards it. TO THIS END I SAY VOTE APRC AND VOTE PRESIDENT JAMMEH NOVEMBER 4th 2011 FOR CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT IDEAS...This is a voice from Raleigh North Carolina...
Omar Jallow
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