I completely agree with you Baba. Its the likes of Mubarak hanging on to
power that for life that gives hope to would be kings in the making. Watch
them here....

http://www.gainako.com/news/african-leaders-the-worst-of-the-worst-average-years-in-power-24.html

They must all fall one by one before Africa can free itself from Tyrany and
one man's life time rule.

Talibe also made a good observation but US and the rest must understand that
the wind of change is blowing again just like the 60s. The sooner they can
adjust to changing popular demands the better. There certainly are better
leaders than Mubarak, Gaddafi Junkung/Fankung whatever etc!!!
Thanks for sharing Yus...

Demba
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Baba Galleh Jallow <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> Good thing Yus. Mubarak has been in power since October 1981 - 30 years!
> Before that, he had been Sadat's Vice President since 1975. A combined totla
> of 36 years in power and he is still gleefully munching his cheeks and
> licking his lips for more! Why should an ordinary citizen of a country
> decide that he is the only person entitled to lead his fellow citizens?
> Hosni Mubarak and other dinosaurs like Gaddafi and Mugabe must think that
> they actually own their countries - like our own dinosaur-in-the-making.
> People must rise up and seize their rightful power from these greedy,
> insensitive idiots! May the forces of popular power prevail in Egypt as they
> have in Tunisia.
>
> Baba
>
>
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> Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2011 10:12:11 -0700
> Subject: [>-<] A popular Arab uprising?
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> It looks like they are agitating in Cairo for Mubarak to leave. The
> Tunisian push for more democracy appears to be taking hold in other Arab
> countries. If this type of uprising succeeds in Egypt - the largest Arab
> country and police state too - then there is hope for the whole of the Arab
> world.
>
> Thanks
> Yusupha
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