Rene, Gambians know the truth even if we pretend and consciously attempt to
smother it. You did not even have to respond to this fellow, but I
understand, in the presence of dishonesty, it is a crime for the
conscientious to keep silent. Let the fellow continue with his crusade and
let those that want to defeat Jammeh focus on doing nothing but to put every
ounce of energy to making that happen. Yaya is the sub-human that is
murdering Gambians; the sub-human that is illegally arresting and detaining
Gambians; the sub-human that is stealing us dry. We are in campaign mode
and raising funds for where our conscience reside - to get rid of a beast.
I urge folks to contribute financially to NADD's campaign by sending your
donations to:
STGDP
PO BOX 48321
DORAVILLE, GA.30362
OR
WACHOVIA BANK (ACCT # 2000021763926; Routing # 061000227)
OR
BANK OF AMERICA (ACCT#: 003284148394, Routing # 061000052)
OR
Donate Online, via PayPal, at SUNUGAMBIA.COM
Please forward all questions, suggestions and advice to Sunugambia.com,
[log in to unmask], or Contact BANKA MANNEH at 678-457-8777
If you want to donate to NADD on the ground, please contact them at
[log in to unmask], or [log in to unmask] and they shall direct you.
If a coalition comes to be, we are all better of, if not, we will still
march and fight the beast with all we got. In the end, the Gambian voter
will decide the future of our nation.
Chi Jaama
Joe
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>Subject: Re: NAAD RESPONSE TO NRP/UDP ALLIANCE
>Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 16:11:16 EDT
>
>I haven't read through your long tirades, but you might as well accept the
>uncompromising truth that Halifa has been, and is now in the enviable
>position of shaping Gambia's political evolution, once again.
>
> There is no Gambian politican whose impact has so fundamentally
>changed
>the dynamics in our political culture; and has nurtured a generation of
>well
>oriented Gambians, politically conscious, independent-minded, and who are
>poised to be the progressive leaders of the future than in the person of
>Halifa
>Sallah.
>
> Halifa's undisputable role in the Gambia's political evolution is
>not
>an accident. It is deliberate, constructive and objective. It is not
>transient; it is not glorifying and it is not sanctimonous. It is a
>deliberate effort
>to raise the awareness of a people; a conscious effort to shape the
>destiny
>of a nation, and an unwavering commitment to see the birth of a nation
>whose
>people are dignified and proud, and are the architects of their own
>destiny.
>
> This has been and is the mission that has guided Halifa's profound
>intellect, his shrewd political disposition, his acute sense of history
>and his
>mastery of the dialectics of our contemporary Gambian politics.
>
> It is therefore not surprising, that this person who is in the center
>of
>the Gambia's political evolution; this person who can dictate the course
>of
>events in our political history and who has the ability to transform the
>whole political landscape, is now the subject of the most vile and vicious
>disparaging of his character all because he stands in the way of people
>who
>desperately wants their candidate to be president.
>
> Being so incline in their subjectivity, and with the desire to
>rationalize their contempt for his being, all sorts of unfounded claims
>has been
>brought against him. Halifa has in no uncertain terms, justify the
>rationalization
>behind his support of the 1996 constitution. It was better to have a
>country
>with a constitution even if it was deficient in certain respects, than to
>have a country with no constitution and govern by decrees.
>
> It is simplistic to assume that because the country is predominantly a
>certain ethic group, therefore most, if not all of that ethnic group, will
>support a political party of that constituency.
>
> I hope the majority of the Gambian people will be receptive to ideas
>that
>will make the country stable and prosperous; will support the candidature
>of
>people who are knowledgable, sincere and have the best interest of the
>country at heart.
>
> Rene
>
>
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