Suntu,
Yes right!!!!, now you are agreeing with Musa Jeng because he is bashing
Rambo. You are just one political buffoon. Tell Lawyer Darbo that he will do
better in a coalition. All his bigwigs will leave him if he continues to
ignore reality. Did you realize the frustration among his supporters in the
West?

On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 4:52 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> *www.maafanta.com*
> *Putting Rambo’s defection to the APRC in its proper context: *
>
>
>    **
>
>
>    Rambo’s defection to the APRC has created a political buzz, and has
>    given the online
>    newspaper, radio, political activist and so called pundits the material
>    to justify,
>    pontificate, and ultimately the political orgasm that they have come to
>    like.
>
>    It is important to put this defection in its proper context, and it
>    would be unfortunate if we
>    see this as an opportunity to settle political differences or another
>    opportunity to lash
>    out to the opposition in the Gambia. Rambo’s defection is nothing more
>    than the worst
>    tendencies- character flaw very prevalent among Gambians and other
>    countries as well.
>
>
>
>
>
>    Let me very clear… Rambo’s defection has nothing to do with the UDP
>    leadership or
>    lack thereof, or even the challenges we face in bringing the opposition
>    parties together.
>    Rambo defected because of his own selfish interest, and really a clear
>    manifestation of
>    not having core beliefs, or to the principles that UDP touted and our
>    continuous struggle
>    to bring democracy and the rule of law to the Gambia.
>
>
>
>
> I am in no position to judge Rambo the man – I do not know him personally,
> but based on this very actions and the very
> things he just uttered few months ago, I can only deduce that he has either
> made a serious political miscalculation or he
> is nothing more than an opportunist. It is evident that Rambo became a
> household name because of the UDP, he is
> really a nobody in the big scheme of things and I seriously doubt that he
> has a monopoly in delivering the Bakau vote.
> In fact by the time we go the polls; the average voter in Bakau will not be
> walking into the voting booth and making a
> decision based on Rambo’s defection. In the UDP party, Rambo was a youth
> leader and was no doubt a rising star
> within the party that was because truth was on his side and he had the
> freedom and liberty to speak his mind. Now, he
> is in a party that there is only one star and speaking your mind is not the
> norm, and he will be in competition with a
> whole bunch of ass kissers, and watch for the elbows and political
> jockeying. Just ask Waa Juwara – the man has
> become a prisoner and has not been himself for years, always watching what
> he says and the political consideration
> and implication from the prison walls of the APRC.
>
> Clearly, the defection gives the APRC a week or two of political propaganda
> and granted a temporary setback to the
> opposition as a whole as it relates to their chances in 2011. A setback
> indeed for the opposition – a very temporal one
> for that matter, but the winning strategy is still alive: Gambians are
> looking and waiting for an alliance so that they can
> vote against Jammeh. Everyone has this belief, including Jammeh and the
> APRC, any kind of a coalition will pose a
> serious threat to their re-election chances in 2011. For me, I continue to
> believe that this election will never be won
> based on party politics or personalities, but the creation of an
> arrangement of any kind for Gambians to settle their
> score against Jammeh and the APRC. To the UDP and the entire opposition
> party: the obsession of the APRC
> leadership with continuing effort to lure people to the ApRC and make it a
> headline news in all their news media does
> not match their rhetoric that the opposition is dead. They are fully aware
> of their vulnerability –the silence majority that
> they have lost over the years, and the possibility that they will very well
> vote for an opposition that they believe can
> defeat Jammeh.* If we find a way to bring the leaders of the opposition:
> Ousainou Darbo (UDP), Halifa Sallah &
> Sedia Jatta (PDOIS), Hamat Bah (NRP) and Omar Amadou Jallow (PPP), on the
> same political platform in
> every village, town and hamlet in the Gambia, and in a very clear language
> tell the Gambian people what
> Jammeh has done to the country and throw everything at him including the
> kitchen sink, Jammeh and the
> APRC will be in big trouble.* And for Rambo and opportunist like WAA
> Juwara, they will really regret why they sell their
> soul to the devil. In conclusion, we will continue to see in their news
> media a whole lot of nobodys been paraded as
> opposition supporters defecting to the APRC because they really do not have
> the message for the Gambian people that
> will take them to the pools to re-elect Jammeh. We still have a chance.
>
> Thank you
>
> *Musa Jeng*
>
>
> --
> Surah- Ar-Rum 30-22
> "And among His signs is the creation of heavens and the earth, and the
> difference of your languages and colours. Verily, in that are indeed signs
> for men of sound knowledge." Qu'ran
>
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