Jammeh is a beast. And because he’s semi-literate and politically illiterate, he thinks he own Gambia. Let him go on with his evil wishes; threats and the like.

“The road to Gambia’s freedom is not going to be easy as

others will think.”

 Thank you Nderry, for reminding Gambians of this fact. Most Gambians are of the view that NADD is going un-sit Jammeh in 2006, all who are of this view are still in slumber, NADD as it is, can never un-sit the ruling APRC in any Presidential elections nor can it gain an upper hand in any parliamentary elections.

This is due to the presence of the “OLD THIEVES” (PPP), their presence in this opposition force is gonna make them lose much of what they shouldn’t have lost. Come on let’s not fool ourselves man. Have the PPP done any good in Gambia during the reign of  “SUNAROO KAY” Dawda Jawara?

They led almost a similar style of government as Jammeh is doing today, so let them all (PPP and members of their government) give way, to others.

And trust me majority of the electorate are going to deprive NADD their votes due to the presence of these “OLD BASTARDS” like OJ and his “OLD GANG”. They’re lucky Jammeh didn’t roast their asses in hell. I wished he did. But its not too late, very soon he’ll send them where they belong to live the live they deserve.

“We need Hamat, Halifa, Darboe, Sedia, Kemesseng alias Madela, Waa, or Mbarodi and OJ to lead public demonstrations in weeks and months to come.”

If u are dreaming, Nderry, and think that these people are out to risk their lives, you’re mistaken. Among these you think are heroes, very few are true nationalists, ready to do what it takes to ensure their mission is fulfilled. Quite a good number of them are just mere “pusses”, they just wana grip power, and continue playing their cards; milking our coffers as before. Who says they have Gambia’s interest at heart, all what some of them are struggling for is their pockets, nothing more.

“You should depart from the politics of rallies and organise peaceful show down marches to make Gambia's case known to the outside world.  If the opposition in Zimbabwe can do it why not The Gambia?”

And by the way, you are somewhere else abroad, dreaming of such things. If you, think so why not go to Gambia and coordinate these, turn your these dreams to reality if you think that’s how things are suppose to be. But no you`re hiding in some place, thinking by just mere words you could change the trend of things in Gambia….. You are a coward, all you preach in this” rubbish of words” is nothing but falsehood. What is stopping you from going to Gambia and do these, if  “organising demonstrations are a better way than rallies”?

“We are faced with an iron hand dictator who is ready to kill 2.4 million Gambians to stay in power.”

Be getting fact right before publishing them. The population of Gambia is 1.3 Million, not 2.4 million.






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