Elhadj,

it has been a while and procrastination is the reason I had not responded to
your emails before.
Regarding this UDP fiasco, I also had exactly the same question.

Jabou

In a message dated 8/19/2002 1:37:58 PM , [log in to unmask]
writes:

>
> As I am neutral in politics and does not support either UDP, APRC,
> PDOIS, NRP, PPP etc, neither do I supprt either Waa Juwara or Ousainou
> Darboe. I read through the accusations Waa is making againt Ousainou
> Darboe, and felt that he has done the right thing to tell the truth to
> their supporters. But my main questions about the whole issue are--
> 1.Was Waa as Secretary to the party not aware of the tax-payments for
> Ousainou?
> 2.Why did he not echo these feelings just after the Presidential
> election?
> 3. Why was he silent and did not explain to their supporters after the
> boycotting of   the Parliamentary elections?
> 4. Could he have echoed all these sentiments, if Darboe could have won
> the
>      Presidential elections?
> 5. Finally, What / How was their plans to refund the tax payment for
> Ousainou
>     back to UDP.
>
> In my opinion, this is just showing us the greediness and dishonesty
> about our
> African politicians. They are always out to cheat the poor people they
> lead, even if they are dying with hunger. All these politicians are the
> same. They all are thieves!
> They all are after their private interest and not National interest. Had
> Ousainou been the winner for the presidential election, then Waa would
> have been enjoying
> the fruits by now. So, let them accept defeat, because of their own
> error and work for the next coming elections.
>
> El-Mustapha
>

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