Demba

Thanks again!

What will be your personal act in a revolt in Gambia? I hope you are ready
to go and lead/direct the frontline than hoping some other Gambian will do
that. That was the point am making.

I don't know what will happen even the next minute but am not sitting on
empty hope. Equally am not counting on any Fambian doing what I couldn't
ordinarily do. It appears I have picked the easier side and hoping others
will pick up the harder/deadly side of the struggle. I understand clearly
these are uncomfortable truth but must be said if a practical solution has
to be achieve.

That's doesn't mean I do not recognize the efforts and wants of others.
However there is little concrete action beyond the fogs of rhetoric that
will earn us the desired goals.

I have recently seen some counting on the death of Yahya from a supposed
illness. They're more optimistic than me to say the least.

I appreciate your overly optimism. Maybe  you know something that I don't.
Slicing and dicing each word or sentences of mind wouldn't help the cause.
Focus on the subject of my argument.

Regards

Burama

On Monday, February 24, 2014, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hah Burama, you just said "I will be in USA waiting for the replica or
> Ukraine or Egypt type revolve in Gambia" and then you concluded "Let's do
> it!" I will again say Never say Never.... in fact by insinuating that it is
> not doable you tend to discourage those who think it is indeed doable..
> There is a Chinese proverb that says "Those that say it can't be done should
> get out of the way of those doing it" just food for thought... I would
> also add sometimes we need to expect the unexpected!
>
> Gambia! change will come when we least expect it....
>
> Demba
>
>
> On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 4:30 PM, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
>
> Mr. Darbo
>
> I will be in USA waiting for the replica or Ukraine or Egypt type revolve
> in Gambia.
>
> Let's do it. Am sure many will believe am not for Yahya. So if we can take
> him down am all for it.
>
> Notwithstanding I have practical issues with solutions I wouldn't readily
> participate buy hope others to do for supposed common good.
>
> Let's do it! In as much as I have my reservations I belong to the struggle.
>
> Burama
>
>
> On Sunday, February 23, 2014, Lamin Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
> wrote:
>
> Burama
>
> In this day and age, I don't recognise any fundamental differences between
> Gambia and other societies regarding the political issues of freedom and
> dignity. In other words, there is nothing unique to the Ukranian political
> conflict that is not replicable in The Gambia. The world is a very
> connected community and Gambians are very versed in events occurring in
> other parts of the world.
>
> Pretensions notwithstanding, we are also very aware of the lack of freedom
> and dignity in Gambia. Just last week, the Professor "retired" his national
> women mobiliser and deputy "with immediate effect". In the past, those same
> women would look at that kind of scenario happening to others and
> dismissing it as inconsequential. Today it is them, and no matter how
> disillusioned by the development, they would pledge absolute loyalty to
> their tormentor. Can there be any truth in this type of reaction to such a
> seismic event in their personal lives?
>
> If I am to analyse our situation, I'd say the Professor will never listen
> to your position because he may think you are lulling him to sleep by
> giving him false comfort. Why do you think the Professor's is relentless
> in showcasing and perfecting his terror machine? He knows Ukraine is a
> possibility in The Gambia and there is no way his government can survive
> that kind of situation. As long as he is able, he will take no chances!
>
> I agree with your thoughts on the referee and elections, but I suggest to
> you that elections, arguably insignificant in  themselves, are a potent
> formula to usher in change in our country provided our political leaders
> are amenable to doing a deal on a rock solid united front. A significantly
> fragmented effort will never do it.
>
> --
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