>From: Edi Sidibeh <[log in to unmask]> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]> >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: Here he comes again "Boring" >Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 16:35:21 +0200 > >The supreme irony in my opinion, is that, the underdeveloped world such as The >Gambia, is in a great for political pluralism and the people they bestowed >their hopes on seem to fail them. We all need a better Gambia right, but are we >able to achieve that by discouraging each other not to go home and work for the >country if needed? I think action speaks louder than words. > >we the people living in the west owe the people back home a great deal and >nothing should alter our devotion in returning the knowledge and experiences >gained. We should be traveling towards something we recognize, >called "MODERNITY", but when will we get closer to the modification of our >beloved Gambia? hopefully not by setting in front of the computer abroad and >saying empty work and egoistic promotional on the net. I am not a voluminous >writer neither a tawdry, just a lowest class citizen who is trying to get his >humble opinion through. Admittedly, this forum is really important and viable >means of communication, equally important not to use it as uncommunicative >langauges or selfish ussage, but strategic means to modernising and eradication >political inferiority when each and everyone of us have almost common agenda. > >However, Our contribution to the modernity of our beloved country will have to >set out to convey feel of changes in the life of the people. Therefore, the >chapters will have to be extremely and extensively illustrated with carefully >chosen images which complement text we are using. Living in the west, will have >to teach us hell of a lot of lession and tools to be use in applying the alike >systems them dominated our society. We need to change our attitudes in the net >in other to encourage the people bach home that we are work on the track of >political pluralisation as it is in tnbspest. Religious and intellectual unity >of the western culture fragmented languagesved under thusaget of new ideas. >Politic&amodernizinging be examine not only be the rise and fall of one >government to anotnbspbspthis forum, but also for emergence of modern attitudes >and techniques of governing. I have observed that, the westerner work in fairly >specialised activities in which they trade their skills in the community, >rather than labouring for their own immidiate household needs. > >Togethernnbspis the most powerful tool to change, but in decent and >intellectual capacity involvement will be even more better. > > >------------------------------------------------- >This mail sent through IMP: neri.kyamk.fi > ><>//\\<>//\\<>//\\<>//\\<> > >To view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L Web interface >at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html >To contact the List Management, please send an e-mail to: >[log in to unmask] > ><>//\\<>//\\<>//\\<>//\\<>