dampha,

your response here re-confirms my allegations, that you do not even make 
sense anymore, and you seize every opportunity to rant and rave senselessly, 
and you just cannot get over the fact that people are free to support 
whomever they please.

 i did that and now you find every opportunity to brand me but i expect no 
less from a short sighted person like you dampha. you also realize that your 
former empty threats did not sound like something from an intelligent person, 
so i see you are still trying to explain that one. whatever you meant does 
not matter to me, and feel free to come after me and see how that helps you.

i simply pointed out that it is simple to decipher between right and wrong, 
and you went off into a rampage again, bringing in evrything but the kitchen 
sink. 

dampha, i make sober decisions, and i stand by them. i do not make decisions 
based on what i can get out of it.if i was a dogo dogo, i would have been 
living it up with the crooks a long  time ago, and it would not have taken 
too much effort to be invted in, not even a light sweat.
 
i dedicate myself to the uplifting of the gambian people as all sober and 
intelligent gambians can decipher very clearly, and i deliberately and very 
consciously associated myself with those whose dedication and sincerity is 
unmistakable, no guessing game there, not arbitrary positions. this is what 
is bothering you dampha, and this is why you are talking nonstop. 

if you are confident that you are defending what is right for the people, 
carry on and there is no need to brand, castigate and malign anyone 
undeservedly unless you are not confident in the position you have taken. i 
recognize your right to support whomever and whatever you please, please 
accord me the same.that is what true democracy and the freedom you say we 
will enjoy if your party wins is all about. please learn this well so lest we 
become subject to the same oppresion we are facing now should your party win 
and you find yourself in a decision making capacity. i should like to think 
that we will not face that again, for the sake of our people and country.
it becomes more evident with every rambling post from you that you have not 
the slightest inkling as to what freedom of choice is because you just cannot 
manage to make your choice , leave others to their's and move on, but you 
seem to be of the mindset that because you support a particular party or 
agenda, all the rest of us have to be forced to join you or face daily abuse, 
insults and deliberate lies about our positions. 
dampha, check the archives and tell me if i was not the first person to speak 
out strongly about this present regime, lon before you surfaced on the l wit 
hyour one sided views and your bullying ways.
 in the same manner, i will continue to speak out about any party that has 
not always had the interest of the people at heart lest we forget. you see, 
we want true change, not just a make-over. i will continue to do this until 
we are truely free of those whose personal interests overide that of the 
nation and the people, so get over it, and fasten your seat belt for the long 
ride. we cannot afford to let bullies like you silence the voices of reason. 
that is too costly a price to pay, and we simply cannot afford that.

as for my iman, that is intact, and it is also one of the reasons i always 
side with the truth, and nothing else. i hope your's leads you to do the same 
for the sake of our future and your's.

jabou joh

In a message dated 10/12/01 10:56:44 AM Central Daylight Time, 
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> that yours are the vindictive cries of jealous people. Sour grapes. The
> Alliance is the most inclusive organization in the country. Come October 18,
> 2001, Gambians will elect President Darboe and there is nothing your jealous
> protests can do about that.
> 
> You are one vindictive woman. Frankly, I misjudged you. See, I genuinely
> used to think that you are a very religious person that has a good sense of
> right and wrong. When I told you before that I relied on something stronger
> than you did and you misinterpreted me, what I meant was that I knew you had
> a strong faith, but I was confident that I had stronger faith. You thought I
> meant something else. Now I realize that I even overestimated you. Ms. Joh,
> this is a battle of GOOD and EVIL for me. When I write on G_L, political
> positions and calculations are NOT at the forefront of my mind. I think
> about our children that were slaughtered in broad daylight and I think about
> God and what we are going to say on Judgment Day. This is the bigger picture
> for me. Every other little argument here and there feeds off of this. See
> why I do NOT fear anybody?
> 
> I am encouraged by news coming from Banjul today that both the military and
> the religious leaders have smelled the coffee and are lifting their
> unconditional support to Yaya. Yaya is FINISHED. There is no point in people
> being foolish and sinking with Yaya’s boat. As we speak/write, the moron is
> packing his bags in Kanilai and destroying all his incriminating papers
> before President Darboe descend on him. The religious leaders know that Yaya
> is FINISHED. The army knows that Yaya is FINISHED. Everybody knows that Yaya
> is FINISHED. You Ms. Joh are incapacitated because of your hatred and
> self-centeredness. Be my guest and sink with Yaya.
> KB
> 

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