Aye Aye BMW. You are succinct.
I encourage you therefore to fight for PRINCIPLE and NOT for humans, animals, or plants. I'll share a childhood story with you if you like.
Haruna. Lemme know Lemme know.
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From: Bamba sering Manka Mass <[log in to unmask]>
To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wed, Oct 19, 2011 12:04 pm
Subject: Re: [G_L] Cameroon: Some Opposition parties reject the results of the election and call for its annulment ( A do-over). Haruna.
Haruna,
This is what I talked about all the time. Sometimes one wonders if Africans are caursed. Never would you see in Africa a united opposition against turture not to talk of dictaorrship.As long as some benefit from such brutal acts against their fellows, no way would they speak the truth.Only when the table turned would they come crying begging for mercy blaming the devil for all their faults.
African opposition is always the most difficult, risky and above all even the people you fighting for would blame you for fighting for them. They expect GOD's intervention rather than human.
People BEG for tyranny to prevail as we saw in the case of MOSES RICHARDS and LAMIN MBOGE.
SHOULD WE CONDEMN THEM? I DON'T THINK SO FOR THEY MIGHT BE VICTIMS. BUT ALL THEY SAME THEY HAD A CHOISE AND THEY CHOOSE TO KNEEL AND BOW. THEREFORE THEY CHOOSE TO ENDURE RATHER THEN STAND FIRM FOR WHAT IS RIGHTLY THEIR FROM GOD.
king
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 20:44:55 -0400
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Cameroon: Some Opposition parties reject the results of the election and call for its annulment ( A do-over). Haruna.
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One risk you run when you BOYCOT elections or DEMAND electoral redress AFTER THE FACT is that the opposition may be split as to whether to reject or accept the results based on fraudulent elections. The incumbent who has just been declared the winner can engage in bribing and dividing the opposition in order to weaken any resolve to challenge the election.
For an honest and sincere people, that may not work. But for a place like Gambia, you will need a lot of prayer. You will have compounded your problems to obtain justice and you will have aided and abetted the injustice, not to mention the waste of severely limited resources. BOYCOTTING malignant elections PRIOR is superlative to boycotting AFTER. Haruna.
Cameroun
L’opposition rejette par avance les résultats de la présidentielle
Les grands leaders de l’opposition camerounaise dont John Fru Ndi, le principal adversaire du président Paul Biya au pouvoir depuis 1982, ont rejeté par avance lundi les résultats de la présidentielle du 9 octobre et appelé à des manifestations si le scrutin n’était pas annulé.
"Dans le cas où le Conseil constitutionnel refuse d’annuler cette mascarade électorale et persiste à déclarer les résultats, nous appelons (...) le peuple à venir massivement manifester en faveur de leur droit de participer à des élections libres et transparentes", soulignent-ils. Dix candidats dont John Fru Ndi avaient déjà déposé dans les délais impartis à la Cour suprême dix-huit recours en annulation partielle ou totale de la présidentielle, dont les résultats doivent être proclamés avant le 24 octobre.
Le ministre chargé des Relations avec les Assemblées et secrétaire général adjoint du RDPC Grégoire Owona est pour le moment le seul à avoir réagi à la menace de l’opposition. Il a précisé à la radio d’Etat : "Le secrétaire général (du RDPC) a invité nos militants et nos sympathisants à rester mobilisés et surtout très vigilants, à accepter le verdict quel qu’il soit". AFP.
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