Gassa
You wrote
" I might not be able to convince you, but believe you
me, most of these could have been avoided if only all
moved away from the brinkmanship that had
characterised Gambian politics of yesteryears. Like I
said before, there had been a lot of provocation from
both the UDP and AFPRC/APRC."
Perhaps you could suggest how brinkmanship might have
led to the arrest and detention of 8 UDP supporters in
June 1997-Remember the case of Yusupha Cham, Shingle
Nyassi, Mrs Sarjo Kunjang, Demba Arab Sanneh and 4
others
Gassa
Believe it or not this was a classic case of gross
violation of Human Rights. At no time where the likes
of Yusupha Cham being involved in any provocative act.
The only crime they committed was that of "not
supporting the APRC."
You also wrote;
"Like I said before there had been a lot of
provocation from both the UDP and AFPRC/APRC."
Lets face it APRC through its July 22 Movement have on
numerous occassions orchestrated the political
violence. By the way, have you forgotten about Lamin
Waa Juwara's expulsion from the Local Government
Seminar held at Mansakonko.
You wrote
"Now that things have calmed down a bit, let's just
pray that things would continue to be so".
I am sure the situation would been different if UDP
had participated in the last National Assembly
Elections.
Finally you wrote;
"Sanusi, some of the specific incidents that you
highlighted have been so much disputed by many who are
supposedly involved, that it is difficult to know who
to believe"
Well Gassa, Gambia Biggest Fugutive currently studying
at Georgetown University, U.S.A gave a lot of
revelations about the death of Koro Sisay. Are you
inferring that he lied about the Koro Sisay incident.
By the way, I have decided not to mention his real
name for fear of falling sick.
More to follow;
Have a wonderful day
Sanusi Owens
>2<P>Momodou Olly Mboge, I have very little time to
debate non-issues. If you have something useful to
contribute to any debate, you are welcome. Otherwise
keep your peace as I do not have the time for slander
and other non-productive engagements that benefit no
one. That is last Butut on this issue as far as you
are concerned.</P>
<P>Have a good day, Gassa.</P></DIV>
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