Ansu, you are trying to dodge the elephant in the room. You and I both knew the outcome of this case and we can repeat this same sorry accommodation a thousand times and you will get the same result. Ousainou calls himself a leader, and with it comes the demands of those whom he wishes to represent. Ousainou, Halifa or any other that wish to lead us is and will always be answerable to US, the citizens they wish to represent. You notice I did not call your name Ansu, why you think so? Let me help if you do not know. It is because Ansu leads nothing and is not claiming to have the largest following. Now, Femi Peters is going to jail, you think it is satisfying that Ousainou's continued failed solution is to appeal? From the perspective of the ordinary Gambian on the ground watching the continued railroading of Gambians by Yaya, if Ousainou's only solution to illegal imprisonment of UDP supporters is to waste his time in court in the name of doing something, you think you will get the support of those observers? Ansu, the reality is Ousainou cannot continue to exist in the environment that Yaya created on the cheap. If he is worried that if his supporters are sent to the streets to protest then Yaya may disbar him, how does that help the UDP? If Ousainou is afraid that if his supporters go to the streets Yaya will arrest him, how does that help him or the UDP? And on and on. Have you ever asked yourself how come Uwaa, Shingle, Rambo, Femi, and others within the UDP were arrested and not the leader of the party, Ousainou Darboe?
Since when has Joe ever spoken for Ansu or anyone? Never? What Joe does is to speak his mind on matters that are important to him and that I shall continue to do to my death. Trust me, if Ousainou was not the party leader of the UDP we would not be discussing him as I write and he would not be put in the same sentence with Femi and Yaya Jammeh.
Hey, if you think Ousainou is doing and darn good job for UDP supporters (forget the rest of Gambia) then please continue to support him. This is not about Joe or Ansu. Heck, it is your own team members that are being railroaded for God sake. What should you care what Joe thinks? Stay tuned, you will continue to hear from this end.
Demba, the UDP cannot eat their cake and also have it. The same vigor exhibited for leading the opposition is the same vigor or more that should be demonstrated in dealing with Yaya as he railroads their supporters. They want to do things solo, thus, they cannot then ask people to support them.
Joe
> Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2010 00:20:44 -0400
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> Subject: Re: Femi Is getting ready to go to Prison for 1year and fine of D10,000
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> Joe Sambou, when will you go to Gambia and lead the people with all the zeal you exhibit here in Cyberspace? You keep calling people names like coward but when and where have you shown the people your bravery other than here online? These rants of yours against braver Gambians on the ground are far more toothless and only self-aggrandizing.
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> I would love to see you head to Gambia and lead the people in the right direction. It seems like you know better than all what is the best way to deal with Jammeh. Please lead the way and perhaps others you deem braver will follow your lead. What is stopping you from doing so now? Give us a break with your childishness!
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> -Ansu
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