Barth and allies postponed their campaign at Louga and Saint-Louis

Peace is not an empty word, but a behavior.” By deciding to postpone their campaign to avoid telescoping, Barthelemy Dias and his allies in the Samm Sa Kaddu Coalition are providing an example of good practice to the political class.

By attacking the Samm Sa Kaddou coalition headquarters in the middle of the night on the first day of the electoral campaign, PASTEF crossed the Rubicon of dishonor, proving to the world that violence is part of its DNA. Fortunately, Samm Sa Kaddou, a coalition fundamentally committed to peace and non-violence, was able to transcend this provocation from another age, by refraining from retaliating at the height of the attack. The attackers, small in their shoes, move around with complete impunity, far from being worried. In Samm Sa Kaddou, the head of the national list, Barthélémy Dias, as a gentleman, has always banned violence in the political space. In the eyes of public opinion, he appears in broad daylight as an apostle of peace, a disciple of Gandhi. “Violence is the weapon of the weak,” said the other. This is the reason why the Samm Sa Kaddou coalition postponed its caravan in Louga and Saint-Louis to avoid collisions. This growing posture of this coalition became very early the main target of the PASTEF hawks who no longer hold back anything to achieve their unspoken objectives. In reality, faced with the steamroller of Samm Sa Kaddou, PASTEF panics by illustrating itself in slander, invectives and other language deviations, which justify its carelessness. For the benefit of all these observations, the Samm Sa Kaddou coalition ensures and reassures. Ultimately, those who chose the threat and abuses of all kinds to try to discredit Samm Sa Kaddou, the coalition of hope, will learn it to their cost on the evening of November 17. Because the political arena is not a battlefield for gladiators. The dogs bark and the caravan passes.