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BuddyGuise

10/31/12 2:09 PM

#73240 RE: havocjohn #73239

Any link to that article? Here is what my contact in SL says about the elections, "The election is a one horse race. The incumbent Ernest Bai Koroma is too tough for the main opposition. He is going to win in the first ballot by the look of things." This echoe's what others familiar with SL have already commented. Here's a link I already posted concerning the opposition to Koroma.


Bio’s plans to destabilize Sierra Leone exposed
http://www.cocorioko.net/?p=38408

Bali

10/31/12 2:33 PM

#73243 RE: havocjohn #73239

Speculative BS HAVOC.
The Elections are very soon, Agreed
But the boogie man is not taking over
Don't spread lies.
Support your statements.

Wasoom

10/31/12 8:37 PM

#73253 RE: havocjohn #73239

John your assertions of "violence in Freetown" and "bad blood between factions" is basically trash. You can pick up any of the daily papers and read about "violence" somewhere in Freetown involving the two major political parties, SLPP, Sierra Leone Peoples Party, and the APC, All Peoples Congress, which is the ruling party. The violence you speak of usually happens around the Clock Tower or Congo Cross and involves young men of both parties fist fighting while fueled on by a little too much palm wine. It is very rare that weapons are involved. The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) round them up and the appear before the Magistrate the next week or so. Sierra Leoneons take their politics very seriously, and back their parties with a bit too much zeal sometimes, but to assert that it is unstable is simply not true. There is plenty of fire power in the region between the S.L Army and the U.N., and it would be extremely unlikely that a coup would be able to take place. I said it before, President Koroma will win by a landslide and it's business as usual.