Mohinder

Dr ASJ switch is significant as he has been a hard critic of  president  Jammeh for a long time , so if he swings the other way with a 360 degree position then he probably knows somthing that we do not know so we need to learn from him why.

I think f the APRC has young educated blood like ASJ changes within will eventually occur. No condition is permanent.

I met him a couple of years ago at the ALD symposium  in silver spring organized by Latjor ,Lamin and Gomez and many others.His speech was very impressive. I am sure if Lat still has a copy of the presentation to share with us again.

 never condemn anyone until you find out all the facts -IMHO

Habib

>From: Mohinder Bains <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: IS IT THAT IMPORTANT?
>Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 18:49:17 +0000
>
>I am quite amused at the amount of comments and attention given to
>Dr. A.
>Janneh's affiliation to the APRC. Is he a very important man or
>what? Many
>of us are members of other Parties but no one pays a hoot.
>
>By his joining the APRC would that change anything in the current
>status
>quo.? He definitely do not owe anybody an explanation despite
>repeated
>calls by many in the list.
>
>
>I believe that no member(APRC) can influence the course events if
>the
>KANILAI DOCTOR got it in his head to take a certain action. He
>takes no
>advice and consult no one in his undertakings because he feels that
>those
>around him would never tell him the truth only what they think he
>would like
>to be told. Despite the Butcher's lack of eductional accolades, he
>is very
>worldly wise, wiser than al his cronies put together, and does not
>suffer
>fools lightly as we have seen with several intellectuals etc.
>
>Members of the APRC have no say in what is happening and I am
>inclined to
>believe that this trend would not change so long as Yaya is head of
>state.
>
>Who would have think that Sheriff Mustapha Dibba and Sir Dawda
>Jawara would
>be bedfellows? Yaya has made this possible. They are now both
>members of
>the APRC to be toyed with and then discarded when they are no longer
>useful.
> The leopard can never change his spots.
>
>I dont think that DR A. Janneh is after any material gain but is
>convinced
>that his political leanings is in accord with the APRC, anyway like
>many
>before him he wont make an impact in the established 'Kabilo' and
>before
>very long would be wondering why.
>
>I think G-lers should let him pursue his interest in the APRC and
>wish him
>well.
>
>Mohin
>
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