Ginny, so, I would claw for Halifa and not for Ousainou?  Suntou and many others have said plenty about Halifa which is their right, can you tell me where I died for Halifa?  I have this sick feeling that it will be Deja Vous again, come 2011.  Anyway, please do not waste your time on Joe, for you will realize that I am not the show.  November 2011 is not that far and I think you have a lot to put together.  Ginny, I also believe Ousainou knows more about Joe than Ginny.  Suntou knows Gambian culture and he understands very clearly what I said and that is what is important.  You can give meaning to your interpretations of my motives and the waters are wide enough for all kinds of vessels.  Wade sis, Wade. 

Joe

> Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:09:23 -0400
> From: [log in to unmask]

> Subject: Re: Abusive Messages
> To: [log in to unmask]
>

> Well, it seems that Suntou may have started the insulting of families,
> etc., but Muhammad started the whole discussion by posting a message he
> knew was going to start an argument then got upset at the result, even
> though he was purposefully trying to be provocative. It's just
> unfortunate that Suntou fell for the bait and took it.
>
> What should have happened when Muhammad posted his "critique" of Darboe
> was that it should have just been ignored, because he's not saying
> anything that probably hasn't been said a thousand times before.
>
> And I agree with Joe that politicians should be criticized, etc., but
> let's wait and see if Joe is so quick to wax on about the right of
> people to criticize politicians when it's someone else besides Darboe.
> Because I can tell you that if anyone says anything about, hmmm, Halifa
> Sallah, let's say, watch the claws come out then.
>
> I think that all politicians, if they want to be in politics, need to
> be ready for criticism and critique, and no politicians is better or
> worse than the other. However, if we can't get past this
> saviour/prophet mentality that many seem to have toward their
> politican/party of choice, then a united opposition is going to end up
> being a mere dream.
>
> Ginny
>
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