Yusupha,
Please, if you have a sledge-hammer to fling at Beran, kindly do that in
private! I am sure Lers will fare better without such dirty laundry. I
respect your political stance; being informed that your own mother held a
ministerial post in the Jammeh cabinet. A good number of your postings have
always being very inspirational and no doubt you are one son of Gambia who
holds her dear. But at times we should simply allow people to say their
minds without getting all worked-up. I don't like Jemus, but i respect Beran
on his position. It is called 'nurturing the accomodating spirit'. After
all, why do we hurl all those invectives at Jammeh for wanting to and infact
most of the time muzzling the voice of oppositon. Sometimes i feel like
screaming at the top of my voice when i read some of Jungle Sunrise's
postings...to ask him to 'please keep quite for a second!', but  i have
respect for the guy. I have no right to doubt what he(and others) say(write)
they genuinely believe in and are supporting. If this sounds like a sermon
please don't get irritated! Looking forward to your constructive and great
pieces on the real issues, for then you are always at your best!
Lamin Sanyang(Jataafakoreing)


>From: Y C Jow <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Beran: The Burden Proof Is On You!
>Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 10:12:21 EST
>
>Njok!
>i certainly understand where you are coming from.  Lets put it this way,
>this
>treacherous human being taught me many important lessons.  But one which
>stands foremost in my mind is that in life one has to be extremely careful
>who you put around you.  Some folks are truly wicked and disgruntled folks.
>Anyone who has met me personally will tell you that I am one of the nicest
>and most unassuming folk they have ever met.  But this is besides the pt
>for
>now:
>
>I talked to someone I know in DC last nite and I asked him whether he knew
>this wicked character.  He did dnot know at first but when I said "Wang"
>computers he remembered.
>
>He was like, "is it an older balding (lel) fellow with buckteeth (bonyi
>conkare) who was in The Gambia after a long sting in America only to return
>after a failed computa venture!"  Well, I figured since there was only one
>Gambian who was distributing those computers, it had to be Beran.  He
>continued by saying, "yeah in fact he fixes computers for the Halal meet
>place here."
>
>By the time he finished his last sentence the man had piqued my interest
>and
>in my minds eye view, I could start to imagine what would make a man who
>was
>one of the earliest computer distributors in The Gambia walk around with
>such
>a large chip on his shoulder
>
>Since today is EID, I'll wait till tomorrow to postulate how bad business
>sense, bad understanding of IT trends, and just  sheer & utter stupidity
>cost
>Beran Jeng his computer bizness back home.
>
>More to come
>
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