Ansumana
The game of Halifa and his few desperate followers is to invent plots even
mad men would dare think of. Where in this world have we ever heard of
different political parties coming together and then doing a primary to
select a leader to challenge an incumbent?

Halifa knows 100% his dream project (Non-Agenda 2011) is not even fit for
the consumption of kindergarten kids let alone a country full of leaders.
But again his few followers will crown him the problem solver of Gambians,
even if he brought forward a calamity of ideas.
His game is not to accept what every sane person have known and continue to
see implemented across the world, a Party led alliance. Halifa's bid in the
Agenda 2011 is to falsfy facts and concluding it with ridiculous analysis. A
symptom of an angry man whose only bid is to blindfold his followers into
thinking that it is UDP who are unwilling to accept him as God-Send to save
us from the claws of Jammeh. His key words: Destiny, history, call upon, etc
are nothing but words from a dreamer. We are in 2010 not 1950.

Modou Nyang on the other hand can huff and puff all he like, Halifa even
with his Non-Agenda 2011 cannot win any primary. That is why Halifa is also
saying, bring forth a neutral person to lead. Who is a neutral person? How
will Halifa determine who a neutral person is? Where again in this universe
has he ever heard of such a thing?
His Non-Agenda 2011 is full of stuffs that should make his disciples bury
their heads in the sand. My God, read the paragraph where he said:
*each person should bring 50 people and those 50 people shall come to the
initiator (Halifa Sallah for brianwashing) of the agenda....*

What Halifa has fail to do for 25 years, unable to convince even 5% of the
Gambian population for years, he want band of people to do that for him. Not
only that, he went to say:
*Only those who approve the agenda 2011 shall take part in the primary to
select a leader.... (How bais, one sided, undemocratic, dictatorial and
communistic)*
Can you believe that statement? How undemocratic can one get. No wonder he
wish to use all back door means to hook wind Gambians. But the good thing
is, only a handful will even contemplate talking to anyone about the
Non-Agenda, the undemocratic process for the pontification of Sallah. If you
don't buy into his project, you don't vote...

In the last presidential election, Halifa did all his campaign against the
UDP. His number one student elect Modou Nyang is bringing time frames i
never wrote about, that is if it was him who wrote the bogus statistics.
The man can analyse every body's performance except himself.
Ansumana, if the opposition want to wait for Halifa to see sense, there will
be no coalition, trust me.
I tell you what, Halifa's equation is that, All other opposition candidates
will be as bad as Jammeh, hence he will not assist any of them to assume the
high office.
My advise to UDP, NRP, GMC, PPP, etc is to continue doing there things.
After all what percentage those Halifa has to offer?
Halifa should stop pretending to be the brain power of the Gambia. He put
has his hand in the now imfamous constitution, it backfired on him and now
he is pretending to be able to find a new idea that no country has ever
experimented before. All sound minded Gambians should say no to him. Let his
students hang around him for all they can, we need to move on, a man with 3%
of Gambian voter percentage shouldn't be allowed to delay or hinder the path
to anything.
Suntou


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 4:20 PM, Ansumana Bojang <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> The more I read Nyang's postings the more I believe he is posting someone
> else's words.  I don't believe these are his own words.  The deceit must
> stop now!  We need to move on to more important things but these people
> don't know how to fight the REAL fight but they sure know how to fight the
> LITTLE fights to a draw.  lol.
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