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ebrima ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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I am sending this e-mail to the L for your perusal. It came from Salieu
Taal, one of Ebou Taal's sons whom I know very well! Sal, I may publicly
react to your baseless allegations if time permits me!

Ebrima Ceesay
Birmingham, UK

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>From: "salieu taal" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 17:08:20 PDT
>
>Ebrima,
>I am shocked by your unwarranted and unsubstantiated attacks on my father.
>As a professional  journalist, you ought not just write any story on the
>basis of hearsay or  undisclosed sources. My father never came to the UK ,
>neither  was declared Persona Non grata. The circumstances  surrounding my
>dad's victimization after the coup was political amongst other things : I
>need not got into the details , thankfully nemesis has caught up with the
>real culprits " Jawara PLC "  Well I wish you well in whatever it is you
>are
>doing - Just remember that what goes  around comes around . Your opposition
>or struggle ought to be constructive not based on personal and fabricated
>attacks. Well I guess i overestimated your  integrity or intelligence. Do
>you realy understand the mechanics of diplomacy - you surely don't. Your
>half baked, haphazard  and dubious educational background surely hasn't
>equipped  you to write intellectually.  You report was factually unsound
>and
>inspired by spite.As a professional journalist you ought to strike a
>balance
>between objective reporting and reporting on a partisan basis. Whatever
>side
>of the fence you seating, you must not resort to this type of journalism.
>The right of freedom of speech does not entail  trangressing on an
>individuals  right to privacy. And further even if you do so , it must be
>in
>the public interest. Can you enlighten Me MR CEESAY , WHAT IS THE PUBLIC
>INTEREST IN FABRICATING MALICIOUS STORY ? WHY DID YOU NOT SEEK TO ASCERTAIN
>THE VERACITY OF THE STORY ? HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF SOMEONE WRITES A
>MALICIOUS
>STORY ABOUT YOU OF A SIMILAR NATURE.I urge you for your sake and
>credibility
>to ponder over the aforementioned issues. And publishing on the net does
>not
>preclude you from the possibility of  a law suit for defamatory statements
>published . My Father is a man of integrity and if he was indeed a corrupt
>man, we would be enjoying the millions that he was responsible for as
>Commissioner for External Aid. My dad is a dipomat par excellence and with
>a
>wealth of experience that can be beneficial for Gambia.  I strongly
>believe
>that  Diplomats of my Dads  cadre can only be help foster a better image of
>Gambia internationally , which you zealously would like to tarnish . I
>eagerly await your reply . This kind of Journalism is expected of the " red
>tops or tabloids  " . In the interest of transparency, you may publish this
>article on Gambia L.
>
>
>Salieu Taal LLb ,Ma
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>

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