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 Dictatorship enhances hate by any means necessary!!
Dictatorship enhances hate by any means necessary!!
By Staff Writer.....
 
There is an old African brain who said,"...No one can cover glowing charcoal with wool.." This is indeed wisdom being pasted on our minds with wise words. Wisdom is so dear to our minds during this era, when callous and armed bandits have deliberately hijacked a dear national responsibility. Lest we forget this strong verse that came from the era of prophets..." It is only the wise who know God..." He or she who uses wisdom shall always beat the fuming hearts of hatred. Dictatorship enhances hate by any means necessary. There isn't much difference between a dictator and a serial killer. Serial killers choose to kill with style or 'fashion' because they want to be in control of their unfortunate preys. They choose using death because it is the highest stage where control is applied. The dead cannot physically challenge anyone again. Here is where a dictator or serial killer misses the essence of wisdom. The wise know that death is not always about burying remains. The wise see beyond the act of burying remains. None of the prophets we talk about every sunday or every friday either at the church or in the mosque are alive now. Aren't they still guiding the essence of life for us?Those dictators who crucified Jesus never thought one day, his cross would come back and save them! How many christians did Caesar's ruthlessness create after the deadly appointment his foot soldiers had with Jesus? The Caeserian era has sank into the deep blue sea,disgraced and forgotten. Caesar is no more as far as power is concerned. God's wisdom is still here. Has Caesar been able to eradicate faith and wisdom? He failed. The same was seen in the deserts of Arabia. The holy prophet Muhammad(SAW) rose against the powerful clans who buried their daughters alive because they prefered manliness and might. He the wise son of Arabia used wisdom against ruthlessness and decadence at the time.
This is why the wise shall always rise up. Souls and bodies are meant to act and leave traces,whereas death is meant to end of these activities. Never question the supremacy of the Lord because He is alive. If God were an image His name would be Wisdom! This is why the wise do not die. Their remains go but their wisdom resides here with us. This is why the wise do not give up,because they have chosen to live up to the expectations.
These are great expectations their legacies are yearning to receive and shelve. After all why not remember Amadou Hampateh Bah and Cheikh Anta Diop? How about Steve Biko and Samura Machel of Mozambique? Every region in the world has a Steve Biko and a Nelson Mandela. Challenge is not character,it reveals character. Where dictators challenge matyrs see responsibilty. Where dictators are challenged matyrs see defeat. Who are the matyrs? The wise! Once upon a time a wise leader said..."Jaw-Jaw,is better than War-War" Today we will add this..."Word-Word,is better than Sword-Sword". Dictators dislike words much more than they hate swords. Dictators do not speak,they jive and then inflict pain.
Where wisdom and words are used dictators cannot jive!
Synchronising the efforts of wise men and women cannot simply sink into the deep wells of history unnoticed. Lest we forget when Bob Marley said..."Africa Unite!" Can we unite as Bob wanted us to do without synchronising economies and information?
When Gambian Online editors,forumites and radio stations started exposing the APRC regime with unprecedented revelations, there were those who approved of it without hesitation. On the other hand there were sceptics,critics and counter attacks from the regime itself. Well....wisdom reminded these brave minds that this was about responsibility. Fear not the noisy,fear the steady!
Read this piece from Angola.....Aren't we witnessing history in the making? Another legacy is in the making....
Welcome to Luanda from Banjul.....This is Africa talking!(http://www.angolapress-angop.ao/index-e.asp

Posted on Friday, September 08, 2006 (Archive on Sunday, October 29, 2006)
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