Mate,
Please do not twist my words, I did not say I was born and bred in the East End.

There is nothing to pursue either, you were rude to a sister and I pointed it
out to you.

Whether she had been provocative or not, I really do not give toss. There is a
difference between provocative words and outright rudeness, that you used in
your posting.

Forget about this whole sad saga and lets move on. But please do not try to put
words in my mouth.

All the best

Dave

Hamjatta Kanteh wrote:

> Dave,
>     I don't wish to pursue this with you but if you really care much for
> fairness and truth you would have spoken to Jabou when she was having her
> fill of insulting our intelligence when she insinuating that we were doing
> the dirty work of others who wish to discredit Halifa. Clearly then you saw
> no need to constrain Jabou's drive which was very provocative. Where is your
> sense of fairness?
>     On the Peckham Rye I won't take any further than this. Since you were
> born and bred in the East End hold on to it tight brother men.
> Good Evening
>
> hkanteh
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