Mr. Barrow,
You have said it all. I guest some of us are
still sleeping since we are offering to share an olive
leaf with someone who does not want to share. Jammeh
is a dictator period, whoever is dreaming to share
with him is just kidding himself. I hope we will all
learn from Pap Cheyassins, Mr. Tamsir Jassey, ex DIGP
and the list goes on. Folks, you don't have to be a
rocket scientist to get to know what that fool is all
about. As S.M. Dibba is concern, I have give up on
him. Although, everyone has the right to be with any
political party but do not deceive others. As the
saying goes, if you don't trust the messenger how can
you believe the message. It will be very
disappointing for the poor students who died for our
freedom to know that we are siding with the murder. No
person with his right mind will side with Jammeh on
principles. All these praise singers are there for
their personal interest. How there can you support
someone who killed your brothers and sisters and yet
say it is ok. We all have to remember that those
student being killed for our freedom are our brothers
and sisters.
Jassey_Conteh and the rest, please have a rational
though before you makeup your mind because you will be
dispointed since you are still in the darkness.
Peace!
Simon.
--- Lameen Sisawo Barrow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Jassey Conteh,
>
> Your intentions for the Gambia as pronounced
> here may be noble
> but I have issues as to your reasoning. I
> am just surprised
> that you are accepting an "olive branch" from
> Jammeh even as
> he comtinues to fire "opposition" civil
> servants daily. What do
> we need to convince us that prounouncements
> from the APRC
> regarding this "olive branch" is short on
> honesty and long on
> platitudes. How can he ask for coperation
> and yet fire those
> him and his cronies believe are in the
> opposition. Nothing has
> changed since the election and if anything,
> Jammeh continues to
> treat opposition members with contempt. Mark
> my word on this: if
> Dibba accepts any post from Jammeh, it will
> not last. He too,
> shall be used, abused and refused just like
> the Pap Cheyassins
> and Saja Taals.
>
> In our quest for a better Gambia, we owe it
> to ourselves to
> differentiate between the well-meaning Gambians
> and those who are
> there for themselves. It is in this vein
> that we should not
> make the devil a bed fellow. As far as
> Jammeh goes, you are
> either with him all the way or you take the
> high way. He has
> proved this a number of times and its time
> we recognize
> such "olive branches" as just perfunctory
> statements.
>
> Alagie Barrow
>
> Nashville TN
>
>
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