Mr Jobe
First go improve your English because it positively stinks. You -talking
about genuine discourse? You - talking about vision when you are part of
Yaya's poisonous puppets? How can Gambians not be angry when you and Yaya
are insulting their honour and intelligence every day? If you must preach,
go preach to your insensitive boss Yaya Jammeh, who feels that he is a
demi-god. People can only reason with people with conscience, not with the
caliber of people in your government who will kill and maim and do anything
on the face of the earth to stay in power.
I bet you guys are too late. Nemesis will surely catch up with you one day
as it catches up with every blatant insulter of human intelligence, every
power-drunk group of political exploiters.
As far as I am concerned, it is a waste of time trying to debate you guys.
The only language you understand is the language of force, which ultimately
you will be forced to heed, because you have created the conditions for it.
>From: baba jobe <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: KB>>Re: My Reply To Kebba Jobe!
>Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 19:40:14 -0000
>
>Bamba Laye;
>
>I want to comment on the unfolding debate between Ebrima and Kebba Jobe,
>knowing fully well that some people might not like my opinion.
>
>My appeal is simple:
>
>Please cool down and listen to what the guy is saying, only then can you
>fully understand how lucid he sounds.
>
>The guy Jobe should be engaged in a discourse devoid of anger, and I trust
>that this can be done in a mature way, just like how ebrima is handling the
>debate, notwithstanding Jobe's true identity. If some of us choose to hide
>our identities, then i believe he can also do the same. We should not waste
>time in trying to decipher his true identity when what GAmbians need is a
>genuinine discourse of the plight of our dear country.
>
>The opposityon should be able to win the day based on debates and ideas
>ONLY. Then and only then will they win over some of the more aware
>Gambians.
>
>If you want to win some of us over then it is high time you started or
>joined the debate and dispute what this guy Jobe is saying or implying,
>"pound for pound". If you can do this without showing any negative emotion
>(eg anger), then i for one will accord you respect.
>
>I am sure that the majority of GAmbians do not want an angry opposition,
>because an angry opposition would not see "the bigger picture".
>
>Some of the people on the list might not want to called angry, but believe
>me, some of you guys sound really livid.
>
>Please guys don't let your anger cloud your vision because what gambia
>needs
>now is vision and ideas that will get them out of this quagmire. Anger,
>they
>definately do not need.
>
>
>no hard feelings.
>
>
>
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