From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>

"What you should be focused on is how you can work with a tribalist at any point in his/her  ;tribal life if you share common citizenship. WHen you cannot work together, then you must prosecute your differences at war a la Sarajevo, Srebrenitza, Soweto, Hercegovina, Tamil, Miyanmar, Zimbabwe, SierraLeone, Biafra, Bissau, La Guinea, Bretagne, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Ireland, Somalia, COngo, Burundi, Uganga, Rwanda, Ivory Coast, China, Australia, etcetera.
One advice I have for you Jabou is that there is no winner in tribal fracas and there is nothing to win or lose "

Haruna,
If what you  and Suntou have been engaged in is "working together," then your brand of working together must be different from what most people consider it to be.
I would say that I am glad you know about the potential repercussions of engaging in tribalism but a chief tribalist warning about20the possible repercussions of  tribalism is like the devil warning you about engaging in devlish acts. He knows the consequences but he will sacrifice heaven for hell anyway and suffer the consequences. The only problem is that unfortunately, he will also take a lot of others who foolishly fall for his trap down with him.
Jabou Joh
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