Some people are never ashame of showing how cowardly
they can be.
We may be far removed from the battle ground but our
connectivity with those brave young citizens is alive
and well.
Tell any crazy fool that the soldiers that pointed
those guns to our brothers and sisters did not know
what they were doing.
The cowards amongst our mids should be the ones to
shut their mouths until the dust settles then they can
speak up.
If current events does not warrant action,then when is
action to be taken.Do we wait until half the
population disapears or gun down.
It is evident that Yaya and his tugs will be
confronted
by those citizens who are not cowards like some of us
who are only good at clicking the mouse.
 Larry
US

--- Amat Gaye <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> It borders on recklessness and irresponsibility to
> advocate the use of
> violence in The Gambia,knowing well enough the
> results of armed conflicts in
> Africa. All of you cyber-guerrillas who are far
> removed from the actual
> battleground should either go home and put your
> lives on the line to fight
> for what you believe or shut up! Considering the
> toll in human lives and
> property, Liberians were relatively better off with
> Doe. We should be
> careful what we ask for, we might just get it. The
> use of common sense in
> this case does not make one a pacificist. All
> options should be exhausted
> before the use of violence is even discussed. There
> is a stark difference
> between self-defence and waging an all out war on a
> better trained and
> better armed military.
>
>
>                     Amat
>
>
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