Dear Deyda:
Thank you for your earlier email which I tried to respond to earlier but
was experiencing computer problems. If you already received the
message, my sincere apology.
I sent the money because the response to the appeal for funds was not as
strong as I would have liked. In fact, I only received two contributions
of $50 and $30. I thought that the money would be better of in your
hands. I will appeal for more funds in summer.
Meanwhile, our hearts are with all of you as we remember the slain, this
day last year. Keep up the struggle as we look up to those of you in the
trenches to show us the way.
Kind Regards,
Abdoulaye
MLJ Conteh wrote:
>
> Comrades:
>
> I join others in commemorating the one year
> anniversary of the brutal genocide of The
> Gambian school children, including a Red Cross
> volunteer.
>
> Dictator yahya can run, but he cannot hide. There
> is no statute of limitation on this tyranny.
>
> Naphiyo,
>
> Comrade ML Jassey-Conteh
>
> ------Original Message------
> From: Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Sent: April 10, 2001 4:00:26 PM GMT
> Subject: Re: April 10/11, 2000 Massacre ---- Case Against Yaya
>
> Barrow, thanks for your intervention and feel free to butt in anytime. You
> are spot on in your observations about this man. But allow me to slightly
> differ with you and various others that send me messages telling me to
> ignore Jobe. I frankly thing that it would be a mistake on my part. You see,
> Jobe evinces the mindset of everything that is wrong in our country. These
> are grown men that do not have the guts to stand up for what is right. Jobe
> is a valuable asset to us. Take it from me that Hamjatta knew what he was
> saying when he unmasked Jobe. Because we are dealing with cowards that fear
> an imagined enemy, this is the closest we will get to hearing the real views
> of the impotent that give Yaya some semblance of intellectual muscle. Do not
> expect people like Sedat Jobe, Sarjo Jallow, Joseph Joof, Saja Taal, Blaise
> Jagne, Tombong et al to come here and tell people openly what their views
> are. We have to make do with what we can get.
>
> I hope people like you see where I am coming from and do not feel
> disappointed that I am engaging Jobe. I promise to also discuss what I feel
> is important to our people and avoid being dragged into some of the nonsense
> Jobe and his cohorts bring here. I hope you understand. I sensed the same
> type of frustration (if I may call it such) that led Prof. Assan the other
> day to say certain things to Jobe. Engage Jobe if you will. Please also
> allow me to engage Jobe.
>
> Thanks again for your contributions. People like Jobe can certainly learn a
> lot from young men like you. Keep up the good work.
> KB
>
> >From: Lameen Sisawo Barrow <[log in to unmask]>
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> ><[log in to unmask]>
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Re: April 10/11, 2000 Massacre ---- Case Against Yaya
> >Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 09:56:30 -0500
> >
> >MR Dampha
> >
> >Excuse my butting in here but this fool is becoming irritating.
> >whenever he is asked questions, he goes on a ranting spree of
> >what you could have commented on and why you did not comment
> >on other issues. Highlighting this infantile second hand donations
> >that his Master Yaya Jammeh dissed out is simple minded. He
> >claims to be a forty something year old man and an educated
> >person but this person is as naive as a five year old. Yaya
> >can do anything but as soon as he donates a few things to his
> >sorry person, then its all good. What a pathetic person. I
> >noted one thing Kebba said(the real Kebba), if this fellow fears
> >imagined enemies, I understand his cowardice in the face of
> >APRC.
> >
> >He is a punk that will say anything inorder to be in Yayas
> >good books. Shame on this person. He is sickening and not worth
> >your valuable time.
> >
> >Alagie Lameen Barrow
> >
> >Nashville TN
> >
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