Jungle Sunrise ( whatever?) is not crazy but suffers from APRC Exuberancy.
If one can remember the accolades conferred on him in recent postings by
various members of the forum, among this was "champion of Frivolity", which
the postings on goats and politics have reasonably justified.

I would like to ask him if he had ever stood up for the masses or made  any
comments about the staus quo during Jawara's tenure? The answer to that I
think is no because he was part of the mafioso and was enjoying the
trappimgs of office.

It can be seen from many of his postings that his idea of development is
based on the erection of a few buildings etc. He had used this as a
yardstick for comparing the Jammeh and Jawara adminstrations.  This just
shows how gullible and inconsiderate to the masses, Dictators' supporters
are.  Instead of trying to foster an atmosphere which would emancipate the
people, coerce or stimulate them towards personal development etc., the
Jammeh dictatorship tries to stifle peoples resolved by arrest, torture,
intimidation to anyone who does not sing/ praises the President.

No wonder jungle sunrise is doing his damnest to be among the best, if not
the best of Praise Singer.  I am deign to say he is definitely succeeding in
this regard, since he seems to have unlimited time and facility on
cyberspace.

What people are emancipated when they dare not confide in their own brothers
and sister for fear of the NIA.  I bet Jungle Sunrise was an ardent
supporter of the PPP and have given them his vote many a time.  But as we
have noticed in this forum, he had used many guises whenever it suits him
and is doing so now both to wiggle his way to becoming an MD or to be
accepted back in the fold should things turn the other way.  But as is
always the case "You can't eat your cake and have it."

Peace
Mohin


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