Mr Sarr:

Opinions are horses, and only the owners ride, except in cases where others
are permitted to ride, too. My opinion that those who talk tough should act
tough is my entitlement, and that horse is mine and mine alone. I will give
you a ride if that is what you desire.

Bro, I am a political enthusiast, who rides on the ticket of neutrality,
atleast publicly. If this is anything to go by, i must not contribute to any
fund that will go towards benefiting any political concern, hence, i am
sending "nada" for the proposed fund for a united opposition in Gambia. On
the contrary, i would have send in my " something" to the fund, if my
thoughts were with a united opposition.

If tough questions will only help to derail the train of thought, and that
is what you are interested in achieving, i say more grease to the elbows.
The election are right here, if it caught you unprepared i wonder what the
next excuse will be, " too busy asking tough questions, ay?".

If the opposition on this forum and else where are mature to the level
desired, i cannot see any obstacle in creating such an ideal political
concept. The United Opposition. Up to this hour the debate is all about who
leads, who pays how much, and to what, when it should have been directed
towards designing campaign strategies for an effective elections. How can
strategies be crafted, if all that is done is to ask "tough questions", keep
the opposition in disarray, and worse, not having reached any consensus with
the concerned parties.

Mr. Sarr, sir, i am not being "preposterous" ( This word sure makes me
laugh, i guess you know why). It is your prerogative to do what you wanna do
or need to do. Do what you gotta do, just do not say, you have not been
warned.

Lastly, just as the gentleman from Nashville reminded me sometime ago, do
not post to the pulic forum, if you hate people butting in your business,
which should have been public business anyway.

You have been warned!
Harona.



_________________________________________________________________________
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L
Web interface at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html
You may also send subscription requests to [log in to unmask]
if you have problems accessing the web interface and remember to write your full name and e-mail address.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------