Shut up and think for a second MR FENCE SITTER.Now you have the guts to
identify yourself with the APRC.Remember as you continue to celebrate Yaya's
victory your homeboy Sabbaly( your baby's name sake)is still in jail for a
crime you and i know was just a ploy to get rid of him. KEEP SUPPORTING THE
DEVIL AND THE EVILS WILL GET YOU SOMEDAY.

WHAT A FOOL.


>From: Ousman Jallow Bojang <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: JUNGLESUNRISE SNOB NOT THE SNOBBISH!
>Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2001 00:02:41 EDT
>
>Gassama,
>As you leave for home, I wish you a safe trip. It is good to read that you
>are going to send us more information and will continue to write from home.
>I have also read what Yerro Mama wrote and it is so sad that most of those
>in
>the Gambia-L cannot come to face the reality of life. One wonders why
>Gambians are like that, but it just so happens to us all the time.
>All that one could read here even after the elections is jabbering at one
>another. Pre-elections, a lot had been said about what Senegal and Ghana
>did
>to oust the ruling government, but post election analysts did not mention
>what one can do to forge a better working relation with the winners for a
>better Gambia like Senegal and Ghana did.
>It is ironic that conceding does not mean accepting on the L. One would
>assume that after being so-called western oriented as most of us here think
>we are for staying abroad for so long, we will grow up and respect others.
>All that I see here is undermining the Gambian electorates. They have been
>called on sorts of adjectives instead of accepting the fact that they are
>on
>the whole more sophisticated that the Gambia-L.
>Whiles majority of the Gambia Lers live outside the country and never
>voted,
>why not respect what others did. The Gambian people have spoken louder than
>ever, so if any one have political speeches to make, why not wait for the
>next campaign and go home and join the rallies? The Gambia -L have
>witnessed
>the most outspoken critics of the government, but just as Yerro Mama said
>the
>other day, none of them will even contribute a dollar to the course they
>believe in.
>This brings to mind what somebody else forwarded here. The PPP/UDP alliance
>received only $2000.00 from the Diaspora. I hope this is wrong. I did not
>see
>any rebuttals to it yet.
>What the government is doing is extending an "olive branch" to all. It does
>not have to be taken, but let us all work together for the betterment of
>our
>nation instead of all these noises over the roof. I must say I have a lot
>of
>respect for those who tend to be hibernating when they knew they are proven
>wrong by the Gambian electorates. NO one here, and I mean NO ONE here
>should
>say anything to undermine the dedicated Gambians who caster their votes.
>Let
>no one think that because they could speak/write someone else's native
>language, that gives them license to under mine the Gambian voters.
>We do not have to move on or continue to move on, but I am sure all those
>saying anything else here are engaged trying to better themselves. So let
>us
>all try to do what best we could do together for the betterment of the
>country.
>
>Ousman Jallow Bojang.
>
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