Uncle Suntou,
Thanks. I know I am your favorite, just like you are mine.
That said, I think bro. Haruna's [teacher of stay-true (jokes!!)] words on the Carnegie mining, were infact a problem for Jammeh to swallow.
Thanks for your educative pieces always.
Kind regards,
y...
> Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2008 11:23:24 +0000
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> Subject: Re: The way forward
> To: [log in to unmask]
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> welcome back yero. interesting and though provoking comments. we shall all weigh in to undo haruna's friend. haruna was suppose to talk yahya out of the mess creation but .... .things will happen ,it is a matter of time.
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> Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote: The way forward
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> As far as I am concerned, right now, Gambians should strategize a strong force that will bring all Gambians together. That force is capable of sending Jammeh parking before the elections are at the corner, though this sounds like an over-optimist痴 point of view, but that is obvious. We all have a common problem. Even those long time Jammeh supporters are getting into their snail shells because their family members are victims of this monstrous crumbling tyranny.
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> It is my firm belief that the same evil hand that brought Jammeh to power will be the same hand that will remove him. He is so intoxicated with power that he will not leave voluntarily. Whatever it takes, that should be the focus. Democracy means a peaceful advocacy. You asked your self and keep tainting your mind about peaceful advocacy that will rain to Gambians like the Israelis mercy of food in the early days of creation. It is not going to happen. Someone somewhere would have to poke his intestines the same way he is poking that of others. This is not a violent stance. It is a stance that will rescue all of us, including Jammeh himself who is not in his right state of mind. They will again say he is preparing minds for a violent march. I do not believe in it except in a state of emergency rescue, such as can be termed as self-defense. We would have to stand-up for it.
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> But it is as well fair to speculate that a percentage of Gambians like the status quos, the same way that a percentage of Gambians contributed to our predicament. Until you or your family member is a victim, you don稚 give a damn about where the ship of the state is going to capsize. For some of the others whose family members has been victims and still keep kissing that stinky ass, I say to you keep being in the dark .The sooner you realize the common problem, the better we all stand as a people with a problem.
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