>From: Yusupha C Jow <[log in to unmask]>
>>But no matter how you slice, dice, chew or regurgitate the subject of the
>repercussion widespread violence could cause in our country, this
>indisputable fact remains; Our country would end up in the same quagmire
>that
>our region is embroiled in.

I agree. I think that there are other ways of getting rid of this regime
without spilling Gambian  blood. The last thing that we want is for our
country to be another Sierra Leone. Jammeh is not worth that, and i do not
think that Gambians will stand by and let him do that to our country. I
personally believe that the coming together of the opposition parties,
including the PPP  who can lend a hand because they have a lot of experience
in campaigning etc will flush out Yaya Jammeh. We also need to get the
international commuinty involved by requesting the involvement of election
monitors. I have a list, and I am drafting a letter which we can all sign. I
was on the telephone with a about 4 of such agensies today, and they have
told me what needs to be done. The opposition parties need to join us in
making these requests.

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