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Karamba
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 28 Jan 2007 : 12:25:26
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The wrong practice of one government does not warrant other governments to do same way. Sister Omega writing about the protests against the war and how the Blair government defied people demands. Let us get things clear. The Labour Government was voted in through the normal democratic process. During election times in the UK, the incumbent would not place opposing parties under any unfair scale of balance. By permit of that freedom, George Galloway was seen on Channel 4 Big Brother. Out of BB, he did not stop to address what he felt about the Forest Gate Shooting by police on the two Muslim brothers. No police or army will shoot and kill demonstrators in UK. Tony Blair recently permited a police probe on his office and person over the Cash for Honour scandal. How do you compare that to what Jammeh and his blind fanatics feel when you even mention anything about Jammeh's sultan, emperor dresses?
Before the Iraq war, protests were held in many towns and cities accross Britain. Police have been seen walking side by side with protestors. In Gambia, Jammeh would send his army to shoot like they did to school children. In short, the public in UK and other civilised democracies are free to protest. In Gambia, those who dare to challenge Jammeh's wrong doings stand to be killed. Many examples are glaring before your own eyes.
Lansana Conte is a good example for Jammeh and all his blind fanatics to learn from. This gross misconduct of Jammeh is not sustainable. Saddam Hussein thought he commanded angels from hell to crush any person who would not accept him God. Jammeh is descending on that track. Suddam had more of everything than Jammeh. How did he end? Where is Chemical Ali ? Is that what you wish for Jammeh? The saddest situation is that bunches of selfish persons and groups are using Jammeh's era to get what greed dictates. They all know that the end is nothing in Jammeh's favour. All they believe is that even if Jammeh is crushed, they would have had their houses built, their children or themselves schooled, lot of food on the table, air travels of spouse and other family ties etc. By that they are scoring on Jammeh who unfortunately pretends too that all is OK. Some times Jammeh becomes tickled by this greedy attitude of people like that. Then he gets mad with them. That is why Jammeh gets more and more imbalanced. His fear and mistrust grow graphically. Even those of you who now pose as standing for Jammeh would not do so 15 years ago. It is all sham. Very few people in Gambia really favour Jammeh. The bulk of people who write or talk in support of Jammeh are simply defending personal interest. Name one person talking or writing to defend Jammeh whose is not based on personal interest !! |
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Edited by - Karamba on 28 Jan 2007 13:02:33 |
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Karamba
United Kingdom
3820 Posts |
Posted - 28 Jan 2007 : 12:25:26
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The wrong practice of one government does not warrant other governments to do same way. Sister Omega writing about the protests against the war and how the Blair government defied people demands. Let us get things clear. The Labour Government was voted in through the normal democratic process. During election times in the UK, the incumbent would not place opposing parties under any unfair scale of balance. By permit of that freedom, George Galloway was seen on Channel 4 Big Brother. Out of BB, he did not stop to address what he felt about the Forest Gate Shooting by police on the two Muslim brothers. No police or army will shoot and kill demonstrators in UK. Tony Blair recently permited a police probe on his office and person over the Cash for Honour scandal. How do you compare that to what Jammeh and his blind fanatics feel when you even mention anything about Jammeh's sultan, emperor dresses?
Before the Iraq war, protests were held in many towns and cities accross Britain. Police have been seen walking side by side with protestors. In Gambia, Jammeh would send his army to shoot like they did to school children. In short, the public in UK and other civilised democracies are free to protest. In Gambia, those who dare to challenge Jammeh's wrong doings stand to be killed. Many examples are glaring before your own eyes.
Lansana Conte is a good example for Jammeh and all his blind fanatics to learn from. This gross misconduct of Jammeh is not sustainable. Saddam Hussein thought he commanded angels from hell to crush any person who would not accept him God. Jammeh is descending on that track. Suddam had more of everything than Jammeh. How did he end? Where is Chemical Ali ? Is that what you wish for Jammeh? The saddest situation is that bunches of selfish persons and groups are using Jammeh's era to get what greed dictates. They all know that the end is nothing in Jammeh's favour. All they believe is that even if Jammeh is crushed, they would have had their houses built, their children or themselves schooled, lot of food on the table, air travels of spouse and other family ties etc. By that they are scoring on Jammeh who unfortunately pretends too that all is OK. Some times Jammeh becomes tickled by this greedy attitude of people like that. Then he gets mad with them. That is why Jammeh gets more and more imbalanced. His fear and mistrust grow graphically. Even those of you who now pose as standing for Jammeh would not do so 15 years ago. It is all sham. Very few people in Gambia really favour Jammeh. The bulk of people who write or talk in support of Jammeh are simply defending personal interest. Name one person talking or writing to defend Jammeh whose is not based on personal interest !! |
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Ebra
Gambia
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Posted - 28 Jan 2007 : 12:33:20
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I do defend Jammeh, and I have no personal interest in it. I never work for the government and never had any inducement for any of my praises to Jammeh.
Then I guess is time for me to contact him (State House)so as to have my share, if that is the case. |
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Ebra
Gambia
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Posted - 28 Jan 2007 : 12:33:20
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I do defend Jammeh, and I have no personal interest in it. I never work for the government and never had any inducement for any of my praises to Jammeh.
Then I guess is time for me to contact him (State House)so as to have my share, if that is the case. |
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Santanfara
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Posted - 28 Jan 2007 : 20:55:31
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Originally posted by Ebra
I do defend Jammeh, and I have no personal interest in it. I never work for the government and never had any inducement for any of my praises to Jammeh.
Then I guess is time for me to contact him (State House)so as to have my share, if that is the case.
i reply to you with a big smile. ebra go get your your slice before the dictator is burried. quick ,quick. it seems any one standing up for yaya is interseted in some thing in return ,that is why the guy have no iota of respect for Gambians .it reminds me of my last trip to gambia when a young man well dress came arround towards me at the airport in the intense gambians sun ,i say brief salam to him and that was with a smile. the next thing i know the man was asking me for change , i politely decline on the grounds that he may take it up as an habit. yaya knows this syndrome in gambians ,they will betray any body for my favours ,so ebra betray your conscience an go for your slice ,hey but remember the man is looking for human body parts for his rituals you may be handy after all. good luck ebra. |
Surah- Ar-Rum 30-22
"And among His signs is the creation of heavens and the earth, and the difference of your languages and colours. verily, in that are indeed signs for men of sound knowledge." Qu'ran
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Santanfara
3460 Posts |
Posted - 28 Jan 2007 : 20:55:31
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quote:
Originally posted by Ebra
I do defend Jammeh, and I have no personal interest in it. I never work for the government and never had any inducement for any of my praises to Jammeh.
Then I guess is time for me to contact him (State House)so as to have my share, if that is the case.
i reply to you with a big smile. ebra go get your your slice before the dictator is burried. quick ,quick. it seems any one standing up for yaya is interseted in some thing in return ,that is why the guy have no iota of respect for Gambians .it reminds me of my last trip to gambia when a young man well dress came arround towards me at the airport in the intense gambians sun ,i say brief salam to him and that was with a smile. the next thing i know the man was asking me for change , i politely decline on the grounds that he may take it up as an habit. yaya knows this syndrome in gambians ,they will betray any body for my favours ,so ebra betray your conscience an go for your slice ,hey but remember the man is looking for human body parts for his rituals you may be handy after all. good luck ebra. |
Surah- Ar-Rum 30-22
"And among His signs is the creation of heavens and the earth, and the difference of your languages and colours. verily, in that are indeed signs for men of sound knowledge." Qu'ran
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Ebra
Gambia
268 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 03:35:29
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Santa. am just too scare should things fall apart, if I start having my slice of cake from Oga. This might lead me to be a guest at Shareton Hotel. I rather be at Guantanamo Bay than Africa's 5 star hotel (Mile II).
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Ebra
Gambia
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Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 03:35:29
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Santa. am just too scare should things fall apart, if I start having my slice of cake from Oga. This might lead me to be a guest at Shareton Hotel. I rather be at Guantanamo Bay than Africa's 5 star hotel (Mile II).
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mbay
Germany
1007 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 11:35:17
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So far won with even of 00.01/2% means win!
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Originally posted by Karamba
A review of figures from Serra Kunda Central recent elections portrays an interesting pattern for curious analysis.
Party(ies) Votes % of Votes
APRC 6386 - 52%
NADD/UNDP-NRP 5836 - 48% (NADD-4296 UDP/NRP- 1540)
Difference 550 - 4%
A safe conclusion is that when all the drumming and singing is gone, the APRC candidate will be taking a slippery walk of shame with only a narrow margin of 4% (whatever that means)
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mbay
Germany
1007 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 11:35:17
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So far won with even of 00.01/2% means win!
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Originally posted by Karamba
A review of figures from Serra Kunda Central recent elections portrays an interesting pattern for curious analysis.
Party(ies) Votes % of Votes
APRC 6386 - 52%
NADD/UNDP-NRP 5836 - 48% (NADD-4296 UDP/NRP- 1540)
Difference 550 - 4%
A safe conclusion is that when all the drumming and singing is gone, the APRC candidate will be taking a slippery walk of shame with only a narrow margin of 4% (whatever that means)
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Karamba
United Kingdom
3820 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 14:52:11
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To be fair enough, a win being just a win is not all about it. We need to look at the entire process and work on improving it. Let us not be taken blind by immediate narrow favours. |
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Karamba
United Kingdom
3820 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 14:52:11
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To be fair enough, a win being just a win is not all about it. We need to look at the entire process and work on improving it. Let us not be taken blind by immediate narrow favours. |
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Sister Omega
United Kingdom
2085 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 15:48:05
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Karamba The only way one can truly ascertain why there was a 4% swing in Serekunda Central against NADD is to ask questions. No amount of pseudo telepathy over the internet will answer them for you. Unless more Gambians in Gambia who voted post in from Serekunda Central to confirm what their reasons for the 4% swing were. Yes I also agree that evaluating the results after the election process is important and ypou will probably find that when the evaluation process is finished that attitudinal change is a good place to start.
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Sister Omega
United Kingdom
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Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 15:48:05
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Karamba The only way one can truly ascertain why there was a 4% swing in Serekunda Central against NADD is to ask questions. No amount of pseudo telepathy over the internet will answer them for you. Unless more Gambians in Gambia who voted post in from Serekunda Central to confirm what their reasons for the 4% swing were. Yes I also agree that evaluating the results after the election process is important and ypou will probably find that when the evaluation process is finished that attitudinal change is a good place to start.
Peace
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Karamba
United Kingdom
3820 Posts |
Posted - 29 Jan 2007 : 16:01:31
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Sister Omega,
The 4% is not a swing. It relates to 550 votes (difference between APRC total votes and the combined NADD/UDP-NRP votes) It is does in any way imply a swing. It is simply a fact on the ground. How it stood at 4% and not less or more is not what calls for a debate. My concern is about manner of governance as opposed to varience of 4% , 40% etc. Even if the APRC emerges with 90% it makes no difference if the rule of law does not prevail. With 20% and rule of law, that is the whole issue. No civilised people would like to be subjected to misrule. Would you want to misrule if you were president of any country? |
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