Kebba,

Did you know that when someone else has a differing view, the ycan express 
it, and that your response really does not have to be insults? You can 
actually rebut my opinon with an opinion of your own, and if you have some 
facts or revelations to prove that i am wrong, you can present those to 
strengthen your position. This is called an intelligent discussion, and in 
it, we can agree to dosagree because each of us is definitley entitled to our 
opinions. 
You need to stop recycling this limited vocabulary of insult words because it 
does not do a whole lot for your image, as well as that of those you defend 
so vehemently. I mentioned this in my very first email directed at you in 
which I implored you to appear as yourself, and to stop this behaviour that I 
personally would not want to be identified with if I was running for office. 
I thought that this good advice would at least be heeded by others in your 
camp so they can also implore you to try to use a more respectable and 
intelligent approach to get your points across. However, this seems to have 
fallen of deaf ears, and instead, you turned the whole affair into another 
vehicle to fuel your daily tirades. If you want to silence public opinion, it 
is a loosing battle, and you may end up affecting your health the way you go 
about it. Take a break Kebba, and try arguing in an intelligent manner. All 
you respond with are insults. That is hardly a productive response.
I am and was sincere in my advice to you.

Jabou Joh

In a message dated 9/26/01 11:11:02 AM Central Daylight Time, 
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> 
> Ms. Joh, you wrote: “if Jammeh wins, the blame as well as the suffering of
> our people under another 5 years of a brutal regime will rest squarely on
> the shoulders of the PPP/UDP coalition.
> So, the campaign had NOT even begun in earnest and you appeared to be
> conceding defeat and apportioning blame for a Yaya ‘victory’. This is the
> kind of nauseating Monday Morning quarter-backing that is typical of mental
> midgets like you. But the sad thing here is that it is NOT even Monday yet.
> This behavior is why I called you the Opposition of the Opposition. We all
> agree that Yaya is bad for our country. The Alliance is trying to fight
> Yaya. All you do is try to undermine the Alliance. Now if you succeed in
> your diabolical quest and Yaya ends up being elected (God forbid), you turn
> around and blame the Alliance.
> 
> I am glad that Gambians are NOT listening to your despicable message of “We
> hate Jawara more”. Gambians know that it was Yaya and NOT Jawara that
> ordered the massacre of our children. Gambians know that no matter what
> liars like you say, Jawara is NOT running in this election. Let me also tell
> you that no matter what vermin like you say, I will NEVER buy the idea that
> former PPP supporters should be disenfranchised or be left to vote for Yaya.
> I hope you realize that that is what you are advocating. You do NOT want the
> former PPP people to be part of the Alliance. What is wrong with you? Why do
> you hate PPP this much? You are willing to tolerate a child murderer so long
> as PPP is not in power. Even after PPP selflessly gave their support to
> Ousainou Darboe who was NEVER a member of PPP, you people are still willing
> to turn your backs on the Gambian people because you are upset at Jawara.
> Get a life and move on.
> KB
> 

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