I think we need a new cliché. I'm
kinda missing that inordinate use of words like "impasse,"
"no-stress," "recuse," "unconstitutional," etc.
and "blueprint" is tired.
On a serious note, fi kufi
sanyon, Banjul moye daha Paris. Wye nak, before a "road map" for
that, before all our beautiful ideas are forced to be moved from concepts to
reality, before one dismisses the improvement of our newfound system so far,
before any comparison between ours and Ghana's or Senegal's is considered
valid, it's only fair that one asks oneself:
Do I become a negationist and
pretend that our realities are the same? Is our political change a clean up or
a smooth pick up from where the ex left off? What do we have as baseline if not
hydra-headed social, political, and economic problems left unsolved by the
ex-government? Me, given our circumstances, I wouldn't say a blueprint is long
overdue. What's prolly overdue is the silence of some who've become overnight
volunteer development con-sultants.
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