Monday, August 22, 2011

Seychelles Freedom Party Response Letter To Electoral Commission Concern!!


Seychelles Freedom Party

August 19th, 2011

Election Commission
National Library Building
Victoria
Mahe
Seychelles

ATTN: Mr. H. Gappy, The Election Commission Chairman

RE: Application To Register The Political Party-Seychelles Freedom Party

Dear Mr. Gappy:

I am writing to you further to your letter of August 19th, 2011, concerning a direct question from your office concerning the Constitution of the Seychelles Freedom Party (SFP).

In you letter, you ask me to clarify what we mean by the phrase: “Bona Fide Seychelles Citizen”.

The term has been used in a general legal sense and is non discriminatory because our definition has named no class.

“Bona Fide” generally refers above board, actual, genuine, which is recognized by any government of the day and correspondingly, recognized by the Constitution of Seychelles. Legal Thesaurus (unabridged) by William Burton.

The term is a legal term, and what is Bona Fide or not, arises when it is put to question before a judge, in a case, vs. theory or wide spread fantastic speculation. Theory is remote in the realm of the law, and not ripe for adjudication, lacking facts and an identifiable plaintiff, hence no rights arise unless there are rights deprived and a person is in fact harmed or can be harmed. Similarly, the old saying: “To be…., is to be, to not to be, is not…..to exist; hence, impossible to have any rights if you are not”.

I trust you can now proceed to expedite our application to register our political party.

I trust you will appreciate that time is of the essence as there is an impending election before us and we would like to have our voice heard.

Sincerely,


Christopher Gill



16 comments:

Anonymous said...

Voice heard. Does that mean no boycott

Anonymous said...

Gill can't wait to take part in the elections.

Anonymous said...

Should have added:

Bez ou manman laskar voler, si ou pa konnen ki "Bona Fide" y vedir, deman en sa bann ziz malbar zot a dir ou.

Anonymous said...

Thank you all for your comments.

I see the Ferrari DNA is at work.

Please do say everything you would like to say.

Seselwa Unite!

Sesel Pou Seselwa!

Christopher Gill

Anonymous said...

"Voice heard"- means legal recognition of a Bona Fide political party with Bona Fide beliefs!

Any more questions out there?

By all means please let us clear the air.

The time to persecute the victim and shower the culprit with praise is over.

Seselwa Unite!

Sesel Pou Seselwa!

Christopher Gill

Anonymous said...

Register SFP!

Anonymous said...

By the way, if Gappy wonders wether or not the part about only "Bona Fide" is racist or discriminating, I can mention that Denmark has a similar law when it comes to owning land. I believe Seychelles has a cooperation with Denmark.

DG

Anonymous said...

Register SFP!

I think Gappy might be acting racist at this point.

Anonymous said...

Michel being interviewed by SBS in Australia:


http://player.sbs.com.au/naca#/naca/wna/Latest/playlist/Full-interview-with-Seychelles-president/

Anonymous said...

And it is now official that SNP and DP will NOT be taking part in teh coming election. What now?

Anonymous said...

Michel obviously enjoying his 12 minutes 19 seconds of fame on Australian television, although he mutilated quite a few English words in such a short time. The interview was short because Michel's answers were shallow and not challenging.

He got re-elected because of the district meetings. Not a word about the one-party state paraphernalia such as state-run television and vote-buying.

A very polite interview. Partly because the interviewer and perhaps Australians in general are ignorant of Seychelles. I bet the interviewer had never heard of Seychelles until she was told she was going to interview the president of Seychelles.

Anonymous said...

As the interview was on SBS (channel for non-English speaking Australians) no one probably saw the interview. If it is rebroadcast on SBC, more people in Seychelles would see it than in Australia.

Anonymous said...

Well, Gill, Gappy has registered your party. What's next ? Getting ready for the elections ?

Anonymous said...

Guys I listened to whole interview of J. Michel on SBS (Channel in Australia) and it is really disgusting to find that our president does not ev en speak proper english. This guy is basically an analphabet. I mean any secondary school student in seychelles today speaks better english than he does. Maybe it would hae been wiser to get some in creol to interview him. WHAT A SHAME... the aussies must be wondering, what kind of president who belongs to the commowealth with a british education and cannot even speak porper inglish???

Oppps maybe its because he looks CHINESE... after undergoing plastic surgery in Singapore jajajaja

Anonymous said...

Can someone clarify me on the following subject: Is the president James Michel of Chinese origen?????

He really looks weird.....

Hey checked out the interview and the man looked nervous, eyes fixed to the ground, not even looking at the camera..

He looked very embarrasing and sweatty

poor old fart

Anonymous said...

He looks like a redneck to me.
At this age a GOATEE will do just fine.