Brother Abdu,
 
I hope that justice will prevail in Kenya as in the rest of Africa.
 
You are quite right, divisive politics only hurts our people and helps the  
APRC regime to continue it's grip on them, something that should be 
unimaginable  to all Gambians in view of the hell this last 12 years has unleashed on our 
 people.
 
And that is why since the only responsibility of those who aspire to  lead us 
is to represent the best interest of "We, The People" with all that this  
emcompasses, we can never be silent in taking them on to ensure that all  their 
deeds and actions never deviate from and will translate only to what is in  the 
best interest of our people. 
 
I hope all is well with you.
 
Best Rgds,
Sister Jabou Joh
 
In a message dated 9/5/2006 9:53:18 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
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Sister  Jabou
Thanks for the link. I was so busy recently that I cannot  contribute to 
issues even with the fact that this a critical moment for our  country. The 
silence also help because I don't want to be part of divisive  politic, character 
assasination and insulting any individual on Gambiapost or  l on related 
issues.The political playing field is not level and fragility of  parties means the 
continuum of Yaya Jammeh's dictatorship.
On  matters relating to Kenya I hope the Kenyan law will takes it course and  
sanction the imperalist racist aristocrat who feel that they above to laws of 
 their host countries. It is disheartening reading the piece. Once agin 
thanks  for the web link.


 

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