Thanks for your response but until you are sensible here by reading me loud and
clear with your mind not your heart, I will remain to be your sincerely Edi
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From: suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wed, 5 January, 2011 1:51:07
Subject: Re: opinion (Daffeh on Musa Jeng's compromise)
Edi, Haruna must have missed this posting like i do. However, you have been very
philosophical as usual. The Rumi bit is interesting though. The UDP will never
agree with the so-call neutral person. That bogus proposition is the most
rediculous illicit demand. Who the heck is a neutral person, may be you are, or
some former sleeping politician.
Thanks
Suntou
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 7:35 PM, Edie Sidibeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>My opinion on this issue as UDP is the biggest party therefore every other party
>should follow them. This reality is the same reason that UDP should be flexible
>towards smaller parties to join them to a smooth victory. For-example; Yahya
>Jammeh wanted to be a king and he is having the largest majority in house of
>parliament, but without the support of the smaller house members, it will never
>go smoothly if it was constitutional. Therefore, UDP should be ready to create
>a strategy of compromise and give smaller parties a good reason than saying I am
>bigger than you.
>
>This is the same old African style of politics taken roots from the way many
>where brought-up as such; I can never have a voice in front of my parents or
>someone elder than I am or richer than me because they are bigger or elder than
>me. To counter these, Colonial masters or the West brought out human right laws
>to give voice to voiceless by reasoning and compromising, which to my
>understanding is aimed at Africans as we can see, they are the continent taking
>the hardest blows. What I am trying to say here is the fact that, it is the
>bigger party who should be able to mobilize strategies to including the smaller
>parties by leading them to a concrete and profound understanding towards
>unification to suit each and everyone. UDP can call every political or
>opposition leaders to put their agenda in front of them for scrutiny and way
>forwards.
>Even the unity that prevails in other countries was not only the mightiness of
>the party but the strategies behind which convince the smaller parties to join
>the bigger one. PDOIS is to my opinion skeptical that if UDP is joined to win,
>they can at the end of the day, clinch to power beyond the mandated term and
>this same probability is what the UDP is skeptical of in selecting a neutral
>person and after two years, different parties can disunite to campaign in
>replacing the agreed caretaker. In every joint venture, in every corporation,
>the bigger company or person no matter how rich or big, compromises in different
>ways than bigness with the smaller person or companies. MY WAY OR THE HIGH WAY
>will never win any viable argument or disagreement.
>When we start to question the purpose of life at some point in time, we tend to
>incline ourselves to a specific faith or religion, to seek the Truth. Here lies
>the irony. When we seek the Truth by imitating what we should and should not do,
>we moved ourselves further away from understanding the nature of existence, from
>Truth, so to speak. We imitate what great masters have shared instead of
>learning to understand what they are trying to convey (read a person is more
>beneficial than quoting him). So instead of moving closer to Truth, we are in
>fact moving further from Truth. I therefore, stood in the world of Gambian
>politicians and found them all drunk, and I did not find any of them thirsty
>thus. They came into the world of politic empty, and they seeking to leave
>empty. But meanwhile they are drunk by their own ambition different from that of
>the many population (UNITY). When they could just shake off their wine, they
>will surely open their eyes (after election).
>
>
>
>UDP is the bigger party and will remain the bigger party for a long time,
>therefore it is still in their advantage if a neutral person is selected for a
>limited time just to procure the changes of government needed then before the
>end of the term, all parties can campaign on their respective platform to win
>the confidence of the people. With their divisions going towards the election
>time, president Jammeh will surely win, and even if he doesn’t win who will
>notice the fact that there is biasness or unfairness as the opposition is
>disunited and one bigger party cannot fight it alone but if they are united,
>there comes power because no one is thereby left behind. If there is no
>greediness or selfishness as an hidden agenda, this should not be complicated
>especially when the people’s benefits are on the stake. Bigness or power is
>nothing but oneness or togetherness is everything. If bigness (power) is
>everything smaller people or companies will be in a difficult situation.
>Therefore, taking advantage of others using your power without compromise is
>against the laws of human right what?? Or is it other wise oooops? Edi
>
>
>Now let me share with you a parable by the wise Rumi, adapted by Osho, another
>wise soul:
>
>One day Jalaluddin Rumi took all his students, disciples and devotees to a
>field. That was his way to teach them things of the beyond, through the examples
>of the world. He was not a theoretician; he was a very practical man. The
>disciples were thinking, "What could be the message, going to that faraway
>field… and why can't he say it here?"
>
>But when they reached the field, they understood that they were wrong and he was
>right. The farmer seemed to be almost an insane man. He was digging a well in
>the field – and he had already dug eight incomplete wells.
>
>He would go a few feet and then he would find that there was no water. Then he
>would start digging another well and the same story was continued. He had
>destroyed the whole field and he had not yet found water.
>
>The master, Jalaluddin Rumi, told his disciples, "Can you understand something?
>If this man had been total and had put his whole energy into only one well, he
>would have reached to the deepest sources of water long ago.
>
>But the way he is going he will destroy the whole field and he will never be
>able to make a single well. With so much effort he is simply destroying his own
>land, and getting more and more frustrated, disappointed: what kind of a desert
>has he purchased? It is not a desert, but one has to go deep to find the sources
>of water."
>
>He turned to his disciples and asked them, "Are you going to follow this insane
>farmer? Sometimes on one path, sometimes on another path, sometimes listening to
>one, sometimes listening to another… you will collect much knowledge, but all
>that knowledge is simply junk, because it is not going to give you the
>enlightenment you were looking for. It is not going to lead you to the waters of
>eternal life."
>
>
>
>
>
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