Hi Ams,
The question you asked about what will happen if yahya Jammeh drops
tomorrow and passes-away? Who will take care of the APRC? The party may die
but the Government will function according to the constitution of the
Republic of the Gambia. As you may know most of political parties in this
country are one man show, that is the leader only, if the leader is not
there the party becomes dyfunctional or paralyse, this is what is going to
happen to our party pretty soon.
So I think that answers your assumption
Thanks for now and best wishes
ousman badgybasen
>From: Ams Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Fiscal Responsibility - attn. Ams Jallow
>Date: Thu, 6 Jun 2002 12:40:37 EDT
>
>You are a sick dude. What! Me apologize to you or risk being censored by
>the
>G-L Mullahs? Take your idea to the bathroom and flush it down the toilet.
>Since you're the self appointed APRC spokesman on the L, what do you
>expect,
>when you deliberately and selfishly responded to Jarjusey's statement on
>the
>unacceptable and continual depreciation of the Dalasi since the illegal
>military putsch of July 22, 1994. Be a man and back yourself up with FACTS,
>not FAIRY TALE Allah's bank economics/accounting. Just like you and I, many
>of us on the L, remembered the although corrupt, but, good old days [pre
>Yahya Jammeh and his bankrupt and killer machinery] of prosperous lot and
>restless many, compared to the dire straits Gambia and Gambians are
>cornered
>in at this moment.
>I will respect you, if, for one time only, stop regurgitating or posting to
>the L, the useful and necessary lies, meant to elude common interest and
>pacify the general Gambian public. Just like you and I, even though we
>differed in principles and focus, the average Gambian has COMMON SENSE and
>are ordained with the capacity to see through deceit and smeared
>propaganda,
>meant to marginalize and reducing them to apathy, fear and slow death. It's
>true, that the EMPEROR DOESN'T HAVE ANY CLOTHES ON AND DOESN'T LIKE TO BE
>TOLD THAT HE DOESN'T HAVE ANY CLOTHES ON...IN LAYMAN'S TERM, HE'S NAKED.
>As Dr. Saine's Report on the Gambia clearly but diplomatically portrays the
>bankrupt and Yahyaless leadership, another friend that just returned from
>Gambia, paints a gloom and doom scenario waiting to happen. The clear and
>present danger in Gambia, is the undeniable fact that, the nation revolves
>around Yahya and Yahya Jammeh only. What if he drops dead tomorrow, who
>will
>fill in the vacuum, especially that of APRC? VP Saidy, with the army boys
>breathing down her neck, another coup, Jawara [for reconciliation], or a
>new
>generation of focused leadership, like independent candidate[s] of the
>caliber of Pa Sallah Jeng? With the illegal and criminal auctioning of
>prime
>real estate to foreign domains, to cover up the cash strap economy, while
>denying the same to locals, is beyond comprehension. Thank God, the USA and
>EU sensed the looming danger and mindset of Yahya Jammeh, hence the change
>in
>approach from hands-off policies, to proactive engagement. An
>overnight-Gambian millionaire, Yahya, through Libya, Sierra
>Leone/Liberia/Cassamance..MERCHANTS OF MISERY [blood diamonds, supplying
>arms
>and armament to mercenaries], Taiwan, change the course of Gambian politics
>and history. At least, the opposition in Taiwan, got an earful from this
>movement and other concerned Gambians, to forced a change in the way
>bilateral aid/bribe is doled to Gambia, not through Yahya or AFPRC/APRC.
>Don't these petitions and exposes work? It's not a hatred of Yahya Jammeh
>per
>se, but checks and balances, stupid.
>Instead of waiting for an annual US State Dept. or HR Report, Gambian's
>will
>from now on, compile their own. Hopefully, GambiaPost and Gambia-l will
>participate in this noble professional and independent cause.
>Ams
>
>RHEINHOLD NEIHBOUR: Rationality, belongs to the cool observer, but because
>of
>the stupidity of the average man, he follows not reason but faith. This
>naive
>faith, requires a bludgeon of unnecessary illusion and emotionally potent
>oversimplification, which are required by the myth-maker.
>
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