Mr. Joke The Clown, Your dangerous tendency for selective deductions/reasoning on issues to promote your callous agenda is beyond doubt. Like I said before your stinky agenda will be exposed to the max. Just keep on puffing. You are becoming more and more delusional as you blow your stink. Your outbursts to my few sentences of response just go to proof how low your level of emotional intelligence can be. That of a desperado indeed. Only a few lines will do the work form me Mr. Joke The Clown. I have reproduced below pertinent sections of Observers’(your propaganda machine) coverage of Waa Juwara’s reaction. You deliberately left these parts out in your selective analysis to promote your reckless agenda. Let the readers be the judge as to who is narrow-minded. <<"When we talk about gender equality, this has nothing to do with the participation of women as professional politicians. The decision of someone to go into politics as a profession depends on the individual and, there is no gender bias attached to it at all," he argued. Juwara pointed out that men and women in the country enjoy the same political rights and that women in the country suffer no discrimination as far as politics was concerned. He said there exists no exclusive party for males in The Gambia either. "Those who want high political positions through a short cut or a cheap way, cannot say they are doing so because they are women," he stressed. Juwara said there was an element of opportunism in the issue of women involvement in national politics, arguing that no amount of gender foul play would make any sense to the average Gambian. He wondered why Nyimasata Sanneh Bojang, the first Gambian female parliamentarian, shifted allegiance to a system, which overthrew her own government, the PPP, alleging that she was flushed out of the APRC government, and dumped in 'disgrace'………………… "The same thing happened with educated women supporters of the PPP like Fatoumatta Jahumpa-Ceesay and I wonder how many of those women today in the APRC starting with the vice president would stand the roughness of opposition African politics to stick to their party after their defeat in October 2001, because there are credible women in The Gambia who are in the thick of Gambian politics, people like the UDP's Mariama Denton and many others," he said.>> Your argument that APRC is setting up boys and girls to shadow these “successful” ladies have nothing to do with Juwara’s statements. You realized that he exposed some of these so called “gender activists” whose only motive for voicing out is for there own selfish gains. Just look at your boss Isatou Njie Saidy. A perfect example of an activist turned child murderer. This is what Juwara is telling you freaking small brainiacs! Abdoulie A. Jallow www.dalasigram.com Making sending funds home more fun than hassle. [log in to unmask] [log in to unmask] 402-639-1105 _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L Web interface at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html You may also send subscription requests to [log in to unmask] if you have problems accessing the web interface and remember to write your full name and e-mail address. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------