Unfortunately I do not have time for this personal vendetta you seem to be pursuing here. For the benefit of all and sundry here and anyone I may offend, I seek forgiveness. 

For the benefit of the rest of decent folks here, I will attempt to clarify what I wrote. I meant to write that some of the newcomers tend to be too enthusiastic and intolerant to divergent views, etc and that was what I wrote on facebook. I did not mean to demean or devalue anyone's invaluable contributions to the struggle in any way. I am therefore sorry for loosing my composure but I blame the small phone screen I had to write on. 

Everything I write here and on my media, I write as plain old Kejau Touray and not part of CORDEG or any organisation. In this struggle there are no leaders, we are all comrades and followers of great ideals. Some hold temporal positions to enable us to do a job and as Dr. Saine said, we will hand over to others, even very new comers to take over in due course and very soon in our case. No one owns this struggle and we do not personalize it. 

All this exchanges are unhelpful and will only make us alienate each other and turn each other into nemesis, unnecessarily. You cannot prevent me from sharing these and other similar articles, so please give it up. This is bordering on professional jealousy as we all know where your loyalty in the Gambian media lies. Please go back there as you never contribute anything here except discord and unnecessary infighting. The code of conduct of CORDEG is clear and available for all to see. There is nothing in that that is against sharing social issues. Your attempts are getting at my nerves is succeeding, so I have no choice but to unfriend you. The success of this article speaks for itself. We have over 25,000 hits on this article and very important comments from those appreciative of our efforts. So haters are but a few and that is an achievement. 

Kejau