Demba A national debate is no personality contest for me. Every argument I brought forward I sincerely believe it can help our cause. Any idea I oppose or express reservation I sincerely believe it wouldn't help our cause. No position of mind is taken because someone is on the opposite side. Demba even during our conversation on your radio I challenged you to give me a plan you think we could adopt beside elections. Equally in the last 24 hours I asked you several times without one or at least a promise of one. Now with a third party you promised one but only after I delivered one. Well mind is published through you and there will be no difference. Maybe copy and paste as soon as access a computer. I can understand you are also busy at the moment but say so. However throwing to my face after he give one I give give mind sound too personal even if that's not what you mean. No hard feelings though. Am not offended but I don't think that was what we are all about especially the amount of efforts I have made through your medium to change postures. Trust me am not in for personality contest. Burama On Tuesday, February 25, 2014, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Demba > > Why wait for my so called bullet point. If you are generous enough am sure > you can provide Mr. Nyang my proposed plan. That's it. Send it to him if > you are by a computer. Am not home and my computer is not on me. > > I have asked you your plan but never got one. Am glad Mr. Nyang asked > because that promised to bring out what i was not afforded. > > Equally Mr. Nyang and for that matter anyone can put out suggestions - > that's a challenge I have always asked compatriots. > > I am doing it for mere arguing shake but hopefully we can public discuss > and noise reduce or move close to concrete actions > > Regards > > Burama > > On Tuesday, February 25, 2014, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]<javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml',[log in to unmask]);>> > wrote: > >> Thanks Nyang... I shall also wait for Burama's bullet points and will >> also add my bullet points for removing or causing the downfall of the >> Jammeh regime and laying down the foundation for a Democratic Gambia... >> These are difficult tasks but they are achievable... Burama please come up >> with updated ones as the one's you have been circulating has a lot of >> theory rather than practice... >> >> To your credit Burama may be we have now concluded the diagnosis part and >> we are moving to the solution as you call it... We are waiting... That >> makes me a more optimistic again! >> >> Demba >> >> >> On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 4:13 PM, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]>wrote: >> >> Modou >> >> Thanks! >> >> I like your questions and I firmly believe asking either oneself and/or >> others hard/uncomfortable questions can only makes us better understand and >> prepare for the enormous challenge. >> >> Am currently on the road, however I promised to give bullet points what I >> think we could do. I maybe right or wrong but i think within that approach >> lies our answer. >> >> In addition let me say I already circulate these ideas. >> >> Expect from me late tonight or tomorrow >> >> Regards >> >> Burama >> >> On Tuesday, February 25, 2014, Modou Nyang <[log in to unmask]> >> wrote: >> >> Burama, please allow me to poke my nose into this discussion and see if I >> can provide answers to your questions of "How do we take out Yahya?" and >> "how do we make Gambia a functioning institutional democracy", that so far >> seem not to garner the right answer or one that satisfies you. >> I have been following your inputs in our advocacy and struggle for sanity >> in Banjul and I will confess that am always in awe at the high level >> stamina that you exhibit in dealing with these difficult issues. I salute >> you for that. >> Considering your exchanges with Demba and LJD on this same topic, do you >> mind outlining in bullet points what steps or need to be done in order >> remove Yaya from office and also institutionalize democracy in the Gambia. >> I am asking this so as to help us be very clear at what we talking about so >> as t6o be able to contrast it with other options like united opposition >> front that LJ is banking on. >> You have talked about the importance of garnering leverage in order to be >> able to force Yaya into loosening his grip on power and allow reform or >> something like. All that I just like others here, believe that only a >> combined opposition force can achieve that. >> Your other argument dismissing the route to change through elections >> because Yaya being a referee - the IEC, and at the same time a player >> always leaves wondering what then are you calling for especially when you >> exclude violence. >> Thank you for your attention. >> Nyang >> >> >> On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 6:49 AM, Burama Jammeh < >> [log in to unmask]> wrote: >> >> Compatriots >> >> Burama made public he's too cowardly to demonstrate or confront Yahya in >> the streets of Banjul. Somewhere in the write-up below my colleague, Demba >> Baldeh also said he wouldn't do it. >> >> This in itself is not material for anything except to say I and Demba >> cannot expect and/or demand of our citizens to confront Yahya as a solution. >> >> What's important though - How do we take out Yahya? Or if I may broaden >> that question - how do we make Gambia a functioning institutional >> democracy? We're not going to fight him! Elections at this stage is not >> going to do it! >> >> Please simply be practical with your answer. It don't have to subscribe >> to it but let it be practical. >> >> Burama >> >> On Feb 25, 2014, at 1:50 AM, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >> >> Burama, >> >> Those who believe in justice fights to see justice happen, they advocate >> for justice and they put every effort into it and fight for what they >> believe... 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