The prophets of doom who advocate change by means other than the constitutional
way do so because they think they have escaped into safe and secure lands where
they will be shielded from the attrocities that usually are the hallmarks of
such types of change.

That is unpatriotic, selfish and cowardice at its best.

If they think otherwise, then let them come home and command the operations from
here so that whatever the consequences,  we share that together. This is a
special invitation to the likes of "Ebou Colley" who to me is such a coward that
he hides behind a fictitious or socalled pen name.

Preach and pray for peace and prosperity for our beloved Gambia.

M. Utbult wrote:

> Ansumane wrote:
> Do we have to
> be patience and hope that one day a free and fair elections would get rid of
> him? Or do we have to use any means necessary?
>
> Could you be more precise - what could "any means necessary" mean?
>
> Gambia has an independent press and radio and opposition parties.
> They could campaign for a new election before the scheduled one - and se
> what support they get.
> Or they could wait for elections to come.
>
> What other alternatives are there - if you dont want a new Sierra Leone,
> Liberia, Guinea Bissau?
>
> Be precise, please.
>
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