Folks,
     If you are ineterested on gathering more detail IRO  certain bodies in
Africa please click on the following site.This is a site harboured by the a
particular south African mission but is being fed by different organs and
bureaus from other African countries.A lot of information relating to some
important organs and bodies in Africa can be found therein.
Ie:southafrica.org.tw

YEROPULLOH!













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>Junglesunrise!
>              Yes thats what it takes to be a member of a forum like the
>gambial...You see a lot of garbage is being sent herein and being
>deliberately classified as masterpieces from master fabricators.You can
>imagine the "gaarowaaleh" syndrome on line towards me and you whenever the
>hammer strikes on facts.The word "decency" is shedding tears for the fact
>that its being hoarded by all and sundry(even those who do not deserve
>bearing its stickers have them!).
>
>Words like thuggery,murder,maim are frequently being catapaulted on us here
>because some so-called "liberators" are wriggling here through hot sand
>with
>endless jargons.Now if their horizon of criticism traverses beyond Banjul
>creeping towards Ouadadougou then "hopelessness" is becoming the order of
>the day.
>You see none! i mean none here cares who is the president back home as far
>as the interest of the motherland can be taken care of without any
>political- let- or- hindrance! The Yahya Jammehnised demon makes me chuckle
>because as far as i am concerned my principles towards any regime aren't
>leader-centered indeed mine are principle-centered!
>Every team has a leader be it a symbolical one or otherwise....No democracy
>in the world carries the baton of honour for reognising or rejecting Gvts!
>No! respect can either be earned or missed.It can also be reciprocated, so
>if any democracy isn't ready to respect the one at home today then i wonder
>if there will be a reciprocal approach from the Quadrangle in Banjul!
>THE EU isn't entirely controlled by wishful thinking from "shackled"
>intellectuals who only see through holes that have been designed by
>carricaturing architects! Neither does the west has the time to be
>endlessly
>receiving a spring of complaints.AT LEAST WE HAVE SEEN AMERICA AND CUBA
>AGREE ON ONE PRINCIPLE YESTERDAY IE:On the point of Guantanamabay
>prisoners.Cuba is ready to arrest and handing over runaway prisoners from
>Guantanamobay(in the event that something like that arises...).In that case
>the west teaches us a lesson to show us that their support or rejection of
>any particular position centers around principles or interest and not
>emotions!
>
>Their perspective towards Cuba in the general context doesn't change but
>they have recognised the honourable gesture taken or pronounced by Fidel
>Castro's brother.
>This never happens with African critics or at best Gambian
>opponents!because
>our opposition IN MOST CASES is personal and not political.
>Why was Mandela crying to be pardoned by his fellow African heads of state
>when South Africa took a stand against Nigeria when the latter was expelled
>from the commonwealth,during Abacha's time?! The South African Gvt. took
>that position only to be considered a darling by Canada and others(as they
>South africa were coming from the cold pool of apparteid!)After all during
>a
>camera session of African heads of state Mandela was reminded of the fact
>that those very countries his gvt was attempting to shun,particularly
>Nigeria were the ones that gave refuge to the SWAPO freedom fighters who
>escaped the appartheid bullets!
>Mandela apologised but the resolution that sent Nigeria out of the
>commonwealth for a while had already been passed!
>Ours at times isn't principled-centered! its more of trying to easily
>escape
>from being black-listed by masters hiding behind the scenes! Today we can
>see a lot of so-called intellectuals jump on findings from other minds but
>rarely do we witness any trying to find out what the AU(African Union
>bureau) has for us! There is NEPAD etc etc...But we are busy clenching our
>teeth over trivial political aspects with narrow nationalistic perspectives
>than the generalised scope!
>Shouldn't we pause for a while and think of joining hands to create an
>inter-continental airline(private and not governmental?).Africa is the only
>continent where one is obliged to travel via Europe before reaching another
>city within that very continent!
>From Ndjamena one has to transit via Paris! From Ouaga the same etc
>etc...Should those wouldbe airlines be always gvt owned ones? Are those
>from
>the Gambia,Ghana,etc and currently stationed in States only politicians?
>Don't we have others who can go ahead and do something for their sisters
>and
>brothers without only waiting to blame gvts and then later on coil back
>under thier comforters?! Aren't there any?
>Not all those airlines,maritime tranportation companies and so on in europe
>or Asia,are owned by gvts no!
>
>The cradle of advancement is found on the back of  a horse called
>PARTICIPATION! And participation has no boundaries neither can it be
>controlled by one person!
>
>YEROPULLLOH!
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>"YEROMAMA PULORI GALO HAAWA BAROGEL N'DIMOU"
>"Speak the speeches and let the speeches not spit you."
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