KB and Saul:
There is no way Tombong can wave the neutrality card when it concerns the
APRC.  For him to peddle his nonsense to us here, is just short of insulting.
 Even though he was about 7 classes ahead of me at SAHS, I still remember the
speech he gave at the 1981 SAHS speech day.  The guy was an activist then and
we all respected him as such.  It is this same activism and anti-Jawara
stance that landed him this position with the APRC now.  For him to turn
around now and support a regime that stands against everything he stood for
back then is straight-up baffling.  Incredible how power corrupts some of us!


Sad state of affairs indeed.

Yus

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