Hey Mr.,

Is this the same Paul Mendy who went to Saints ('86) then Leeds U in the UK?
I'm really curious.

Also Paul, just for the record: the gentleman -whatever his real name- did
not "justify" the Farrafenni rebellion. To the contrary, he stated that he
has some issues with the Independent's take on the whole fracas, as that
said article gave the wrong impression about the rebels. Overall, the man's
entire piece is a condemnation of the rebellion, not a justification. And
for the personal stuff, what are you trying to proof Paul? I thought you
were the one who only a few days ago was chastising our camp for indecency.
Now, don't break your own rules Paul. Learn from Tombong.

On a personal note, even if you're one of the Paul Mendys I know (I know 3,)
we should agree to disagree based on truth and fairness. If you have
truthful material about the govt, put it forward, and you'll carry the day.
But this fanatical denial about Gambian reality won't help you. With the
mentality you have, I can see you telling people ten years down the road
that no person by the name of Korro Ceesay ever lived in the Gambia; or that
there never was such an incident as occurred on April 10th and 11th 2000.
But, we're not just "ranting" and "painting an imaginary Gambia." The abuse
of basic rights is the order of the day down there, and you know it. Now, I
want to be fair to you Paul. But it's not a one way street. Point out a
falsity on our side, and I'll admit it, as long as you'll be honorable
enough to do the same. Fair deal. What do you say Paul?

Good morning

Saul.


>Hi Mr.Colly,
>          I know that your preference is to be called Ebou
>Colly,however,because of the fact that i have a tool that can "decoticate"
>the shell thats hiding your seed, allow me to call you Colonel Samsudeen
>Sarr.
>

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