In a message dated 6/12/00 7:13:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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 However, over the last few days, I have been totally overwhelmed with
 messages of support in private phone calls, in private e mails, and also
 those encouraging List postings. Because of my role in forwarding original
 source materials from The Gambia as well as my broad overview of Gambian
 affairs, I have been persuaded to continue to contribute to the List.

 Whilst my reasons for wishing to leave the List are now on public
 record, I have, in response to all those people who have asked me to
 continue, decided to remain as an active contributing member, and to
 continue to forward postings which will take our wonderful country into a
 good future, built on secure foundations of democracy.

 I recognise that the Gambia-L is a microcosm of Gambian society, and
 that it reflects the rich diversity of opinion and political views of
 Gambians at home and abroad. I have been particularly moved by the
 large number of appeals from fellow Gambians in The Gambia to continue
 the struggle, as Sister Ndey Jobarte would put it.

 Momodou Camara, please do not unsubscribe me !

 Ebrima Ceesay
  >>
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Thanks Ebrima, and please ignore any snide remarks and just move on with more
important things.

Jabou Joh

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