Dr. Saine,

Please don't even dignify such ignorance with a reply. Even I have enough
self-control to ignore such one track-minded people. Your letter represents
the majority view on this forum. The crisis going on in the Gambia, even as
I write this, attest to the expediency of your proposals. If some people
choose to be blind to the dangers Yaya Jammeh's style represents to the
Gambia, that's their problem. But, be rest assured that they are nothing but
a lunatic fringe!

Saul.


>From: Malafy Jarju <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Dr. Saine's Letter to President Jammeh
>Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2000 10:23:33 -0800
>
>Dr. Saine,
>
>Please be advised that your letter to President Jammeh does not represent
>the entire membership of this forum.  I was one of those who called for
>national reconciliation.  Your piece however, sounded like a
>campaing-appeal for special interest groups.  I speak for myself and a host
>of subscribers who are not represented by your rhetorical representation.
>
>I would like to assure President Jammeh that this list also consists of
>supporters of the government and what his administration accomplished over
>the last five years.
>
>Signed on behalf of Gambia-l:
>
>Malafy "Mafy" Jarju
>Software Engineer
>Delta Air Lines
>Corporate Offices ( Atlanta )
>
>
>
>
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