Boy, I have been advising you to go to school and learn if you want to make
it your business to want to be an expert on anything. Your type have
surfaced here, where they know diddly about Economics, Law, Finance,
Medicine, etc., but would just prowl in the magazine circuit and cull other
voices and present them as your own. In order to be disenfranchised, one
has to be denied registration, or would register but prevented from voting.
Have the lot the APRC and Yaya presented to vote, registered? No. So,
common sense has exposed your deliberate ignorance=fraud in your assertions.
Whether the US, UK, Senegal, Gambia, one has to register first in their
community, before one can vote in an election, whether presidential,
assembly, etc. Thus, the reason Jesse Jackson Sr. and many others spend
months on end encouraging the African American and Latino potential voters
to register to vote. Registration accords you the right to vote and is
central to the fairness of the vote. You can be a citizen, active in the
community, bus seniors to polling stations, but if you, mister Town Crier
are not registered, you do not vote. I do not know how you can be so
careless with your reputation. My guess is you do not have any left so, why
worry about shame.
Also, the only way you can be a lawyer in this country, is you have to
complete an undergraduate degree, take the LSAT, apply and be accepted by a
school, apply yourself, and at the end you sit for the Bar and pass it.
There is no short cut to this. Now, how can you even start the process as
outlined above, if you have not fulfilled the first stage of the process -
obtaining an under graduate degree? With all your slickness, you cannot
tell us you do not know that. Of course you know that, but are not
permitted because you do not want to pay your dues on anything. You will
lie, cheat, pretend, name drop, and at your lowest be down right trifling to
con your way. What ever you do, we are here to slap your senses to reality.
>From: Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: congratulation to NADD ?
>Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2005 09:40:09 -0700
>
>Mr. Barber,
>
>I guess your observation may be flawed since alot of potential voters have
>been disenfranchised by the Judge's decision one day before the elections.
>The judge's decision was not grounded on the constitutionality of IEC's
>actions but some perceived wrong that has never happened but in NADD's
>imagination. This is totally unfair to the APRC but they are not bitching
>about their loss unlike NADD.
>
>Ebou
>
>
>
>
>fra barber <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>[ This e-mail is posted to Gambia|Post e-Gathering by "fra barber" ]
>
>
>
> Congratulation to Halifa Sallah,Sidia Jatta and kemeseng jammeh.
>Hamat Bah's failure to regain his seat is a colossal setback given
>the dirty tricks,underhand dealings,intimidation and a horde of
>other crude campaign technics dressed up by APRC. Evidence are that
>it had all the
>hallmark of electoral fraud.
>
> To beat APRC, we still have Mountain Everest to
>climb and in need of a dynamic leader who knows his onions and could
>hurl cabbages at a complacent dictator 24 hours a day.
>
> SEREKUNDA CENTRAL
> Halifa Sallah (NADD) Lai Sanyang (APRC)
> 5,911 3,984
>
> JARRA WEST
> Kemeseng Jammeh(NADD) Musa Saidykhan (APRC)
> 3,444 2,974
>
> WULI WEST
> Sidia Jatta (NADD) Janko Jawneh (APRC)
> 3,430 2,659
>
> UPPER SALOUM
> Hamat Bah (NADD) Sainey Mbaye (APRC)
> 2,454 2,946
>
> Total voters registered in four constituencies = 55,650
>
> Total votes cast in the 4 constituencies = 27,802 this is
>equivalent to 49.9% of the aggregate registered voters in the 4
>constituencies. Given the votes above, Nadd took a relatively fair
>slice of 15,239 whilst APRC sloppily raked in 12,563 of the mode
>(27,802).
>francis barber
>
>
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