Joker Jobe,
Why on earth will i welcome you back? How can i reconcile myself to such hypocrisy? I abhour your type, period! How can i wish you well with your shameful and disgusting defence of the indefensible murderers, thugs, thieves, liars, bullies of the APRC. You are a sadistic oaf and i wish and hope that your type are exposed for what they are.
'SUBOHUUT-MALA'
May the demiurge protect us from hypocrisy and cowardice. Truth shall prevail.
Have a horrible weekend!
Mboge
>From: Kebba Jobe <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: On The Original Voter Buyout Theory
>Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 14:28:07 -0000
>
>Momodou Folly Mbote, you wrote:
>
>"On another note 'Kebba Joke Nying Jobe' deserves all the names he
>is being
>called. He is the greatest pretender and distortionist ever to have
>surfaced on the L.
>
>Kebba Jobe believes that Yahya Jammeh's 'sweet little projects' are
>more
>important than the killing of our children, the imprisonment of Dumo
>et al,
>the continuous harassment of Gambians by the NIA and Jammeh thugs,
>the
>looting and the destitution of our people. He is a sad charlatan
>and as i
>told him when it comes to his nonsense, my madness and idioticism
>are
>lurking on the corridors of L ready to pounce".
>
>Your threats, rants and raves, I just take with a pinch of salt. I
>would
>have thought the least you could have done is to welcome me back.
>But
>instead you want to continue with your narrow mindedness and
>namecalling.
>
>ON THE ABOVE SUBJECT
>
>It is rather unfortunate that a lot of the write-ups on the above
>subject
>has been vulgar exchanges between individuals just because some are
>intolerant of others's views. I have on many occasions lamented this
>lack of
>tolerance on the part of some to no avail.
>
>Now as to what significance one should attach to vote buying with
>regards to
>the recent Kiang East bye elections, I would say zilch.
>
>UNREFUTABLE FACTS.
>
>APRC candidate polled 1,784 votes.
>UDPC candidate polled 991 votes.
>Absentee votes 1,056 votes
>Total registered voters 3,831.
>Percentage turn-out 72.44% (Good turn-out if you ask me)
>
>For the UDP to maintain their slim 35 vote majority they had in the
>1997
>elections, they would have needed 1,819 votes (almost double what
>they've
>got). This means that 3,603 of the 3,831 registered voters had to
>vote. In
>other words a percentage turn-out of 94.05%.
>
>For the UDP candidate to have won by ONE SINGLE VOTE he would have
>had to
>poll 1,785 votes. This would have required 3,569 out of the 3,831
>registered
>voters to actually vote. In other words a turn-out of 93.16%. Is
>that level
>of turn-out to be reasonably expected in any elections, let alone
>by-elections? You see, the only way the UDP could have won this
>by-elections
>was for voter turn-out to be MORE THAN 93 %, a VERY UNREALISTIC
>EXPECTATION!
>
>Now, do you have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that the
>impact that
>vote buying may have had on the outcome of the by elections is VERY
>INSIGNIFICANT. THE REQUIRED VOTER TURN OUT OF MORE THAN 93 % FOR THE
>UDP TO
>HAVE WON BY A SINGLE VOTE IS JUST NOT REALISTIC!
>
>>
>>----Original Message Follows----
>>From: momodou olly-mboge <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
>> ><[log in to unmask]>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: On The Original Voter Buyout Theory
>>Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 08:11:40 -0500
>>
>>
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