Jamba,
why don’t you do your Party (PDOIS) a favor and formulate future-looking
policies for them? Since you are so smart that you saw through the PPP when
they were ‘mystifying’ Jawara, I trust you will have no problems
articulating your vision for the future of our country. Or are you just
satisfied that you get any future so long as it does not include PPP? Do I
read you saying that you will rather have the child murderer lead us than
PPP? How do you suggest we get rid of PPP from the country? Support Decree
89 to ban the Party? Does it not mean anything to you that Darboe (and NOT
Jawara or OJ) is running? Don’t you feel silly talking about all these
allegations about corruption knowing that kangaroo courts were set up by
Yaya and they did NOT succeed in convicting PPP politicians? Don’t you feel
silly repeating AFPRC/APRC rhetoric that PPP did NOT do anything in the
country? What cage have you been living in all these years? Was Gambia built
in the last seven years? Shameless morons like you do NOT even realize that
you are able to come to G_L to express such silly views because you learnt
English from schools like Muslim High School. I hope to realize where I am
going.
KB



>From: jamba jobe <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: FWD:Coalition Leader Chides Electoral Commission, Ruling Party
>Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2001 17:54:51 +0000
>
>Coalition of wolves, yes that is what the UDP,PPP AND GPP are, after
>decades
>of retarding the Gambias development chances, those who wasted these
>decades
>of potentials without anything to show for it are trying to hijack the
>genuine disgruntlement of the people against Jammeh. I hope the people
>would
>reflect and recollect how these wasters have pillaged our limited resources
>for self agarandisement. Now they come in different clothing claiming to
>champion the cause of the people. The people should not be that gullible to
>fall for their charm invitations. These are the very people that steered
>the
>ship of the nation from the British and have absolutely nothing to show for
>it. They should do the honourable thing and retire from active politics,
>all
>they are doing now is adding confusion to the already befogged scenario,
>they after all  had their day but did not do anything, all they  have
>bestowed upon us is ignorance and division. This truly is the legacy of the
>old guard that is why the people have lost faith in them. They are already
>a
>spent force. We the youths should aspire to new thinking instead of relying
>on those that have absolutely done nothing except perhaps for a few to come
>and try to baffle us once again.  The reality is that had we had a very
>clear leadership, with insight The Gambia should have forged ahead what it
>is. The country under the Jawara was a defacto one party state now that the
>PPP have been obliterated we should conceive of something new and more
>dynamic, but the endorsement and attempt to rejuvinate such a party with no
>clear objective will only help to retard what could have been converted
>into
>progress
>
>The reality remains that as wolves in sheep clothing their guise this time
>is not very disguising and people in as much as they want change they will
>surely not vote those who almost emptied the nations coffers through
>corruption without impunity.  The obvious reality remains that the UDP,PPP
>and GPP alliance will not make an impact because the forces that operate it
>are not trusted equally as Jammeh is despised and much more than that after
>all the euphoria the reality would dawn upon them that the same politics of
>patronage that had given the PPP  a monopoly for decades is what Jammeh is
>applying and since he controls the coffers as well as the media his chances
>are by far better than this congregation of deceiters. The only possible
>way
>that Jammeh could be deposed is for the people to become aware and this is
>difficult because the PPP regime spent years mytifying leadership instead
>of
>educating the people hence the end result was an electorate that affiliates
>on Tribe, Blood relationships, Job guarantees, as well as other parochial
>issues.  The current rustiness of the electorate is an indictment upon the
>PPP, they had the opprtunity to elrvate peoples awarenes but if you had
>listened to people like OJ in that era addressing the people you would be
>forgiven for thinking that Jawara was a prophet. I can fully recall how
>Jawara use to be elevated to the point of a demi God.  So this nonsense
>about preaching us about democracy is all but a farce. After all a lot
>could
>have been done by these PPP stalwarts but they were too busy snuffing the
>trough.  I hope they all rot in hell. adieus
>


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