Burama,
Sorry if you feel that we misunderstood you. Again we must use that as a
learning moment.
As to how we must proceed? I once wrote about the struggle to be
analogous to tiny ants carrying a large carcass to the anthill on the
forest floor. First they each hold on to the part they can and drag.
While chaotic and sometime ineffective at first, the group slowly finds
their grove and with much efficiency the carcass eventually gets to the
den. The lesson here is:
1. They all seem to agree that the carcass is worth taking. In our case
this fellow must go!
2. No one questions to wisdom/motive of others (at least so it seem) -
This is where we wastes most of out valuable
3. Every ant give the best of their ability, aka "not what your country
can do for you but what you can do for your country, JRK".
4. This process is no different from "death by thousand cuts".
Malanding
On 12/2/2014 11:31 AM, Burama Jammeh wrote:
> Malanding
>
> I'm surprised my position is so misunderstood.
>
> Yahya is 'A Problem'.
>
> Our problems ('The Problem') created Yahya. If this is denied and/or
> not understood - that in itself is a larger problem.
>
> Now how do we solve the problem. This is like 'a double unknown
> variable equation in maths such as a quadratic. Solve for X first and
> plugging the known value of X you solve for Y.
>
> I equally want Yahya go and even go first. But that's what I want.
> This is different from what I can do. It's also different from what's
> politically possible. Neither America nor any other members of the
> free world will support us on 'Yahya go first' agenda. They will on a
> broad based democracy agenda.
>
> I can't even risk visiting Gambia. Many like me are expressing views
> because they are here or outside Gambia. We can't take down Yahya on
> 'Fas-a-Fas'
>
> Those back home are facilitating dictatorship, not necessarily they
> like it but as a means of living. We can argue whether they got that
> right or wrong - but that's what it is!
>
> A political plausible approach is to seek political leverage that
> demand democratic changes. Failures and resistances are met with
> consequences that will squeeze him. Eventually he will yield. In that
> our influence go up. Down the road is likely to defeat Yahya
> elections. Also likely the replacement will notice our abilities and
> do better. More importantly this comes with increased citizen
> capacities for sustainability.
>
> All that aside - am ok Yahya go. Tell us how and by us. Not what we wish.
>
> Burama
>
> On Tuesday, December 2, 2014, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
>
> Malanding
>
> Will get back with you - bit tight up!
>
> Burama
>
> On Tuesday, December 2, 2014, Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml',[log in to unmask]);>> wrote:
>
> Burama,
> Good to see that you come to where most of us are, that is
> Yahya is THE PROBLEM, and can not be ignored.
>
> Malanding
>
>
> On 12/2/2014 9:19 AM, Burama Jammeh wrote:
>> Our brothers and sisters are forced into free labor at
>> Yahya's numerous farms.
>>
>> Last Tobaski our people were denied prayers at dates, times
>> and places of their choosing. This is a cause for 'Fatwa' -
>> Banding Drammeh and Imam Fatty choose to say nothing but we
>> all follow in similar silence.
>>
>> This is an addition to the growing list of modern day slavery
>> currently practiced in Gambia.
>>
>> Why do we stop at expressing our frustrations. Why couldn't
>> we agree on something - perfect or or not? Are we truly
>> serious about Gambia or we are in it for something else.
>>
>> The reasons for us to wage this war in unison far more out
>> weighs any sectional interests we all may bear.
>>
>> Please let's act before is too late or at least avoid further
>> harm to our people.
>>
>> Burama
>>
>> On Monday, December 1, 2014, Burama Jammeh
>> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>> https://m.facebook.com/groups/1420528741535877?view=permalink&id=1426271894294895
>>
>>
>> Burama
>>
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