Hamjatta what you fail to realise is that we know all your sources are
gathered from the voice out etc to attempt staining the characters of
innocent people on every forum. However, remember that every state
machinery has vissible and invissile structures and its obvious that the
invissible has gathered a lot of "very,very,very, dirty things on the
personal lives on all of you howling here so please do not retreat
from^parading mischievously the bad side of Essa's and anyother's life here
right now).
Oh please Hamza i beg you my Hamza go ahead then that will be fine for us
here.Your file and that of your family vis-a-vis the dirt in some their
activities will be paraded here to a degree that you never expected.

PLEASE go ahead and divulge what you know on Essa and others.Actually i do
not deny you have been given some acidic stuff to pour on poor Essa but your
turn will be worst so we are waiting for you.

Dampha,if Essa and Lamin are low lifes then that means yours is
high?(hehehehehehehehe!!!).Oh God If the descendants of Alhaji Malick
Sey,Son Ali of Songhai and Maba jahu Bah are low lives in the Senegambia now
then the time is ripe for us to pack up.Royalty is to be inherited but good
virtues are what we are born with and live up to.

Guys being from a poor peasant family in Kuntaya or Sitanunku is not what i
call lowlife.WE KNOW EACH OTHER IN THE GAMBIA SO LETS AVOID "HASTEH" Njaga
Mbye the senegalese star says ;"hasteh warul jaam bi".

Hamjatta you have been misled but if you turn your radar of rudeness and
malice towards our camp then you will de-list yourself from the Gambia L.

SO OUSMAN BOJANG DO NOT COMPROMISE AND TELL YOUR FRIEND NOT TO WORRY THIS
IS A WAR AND WE WILL FIGHT UP TO THE END.

Lamin Ceesay.


>From: Lamin Manneh PF <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Attn: ESSA BOKARI SEY
>Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2001 00:37:01 -0700
>
>Brothers, please quit this indecent language and personal acts on each
>other. It is important to respect each other's political affiliation and
>private life. I don't think non of you is a silly brat! You are all good
>people and admitt your mistakes.
>Cheers
>Lamin PF Manneh
>
>
>>From: Hamjatta Kanteh <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
>><[log in to unmask]>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: Attn: ESSA BOKARI SEY
>>Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 13:29:42 EDT
>>
>>Mr Ousman Jallow Bojang,
>>
>>I'm not surprised you came out to defend Essa Bokarr Sey. Of course, i
>>knew
>>all along that you and Essa are friends. What, however, surprised me is
>>the
>>despicable manner in which you distorted certain parts of my piece in the
>>name of defending Essa. Calling your defence of Essa dishonest would be to
>>put it mildly.You were either extremely ignorant or downright dishonest
>>when
>>you wrote some of the false things you wrote in your defence of Essa.
>>Anyway,
>>having read your pathetic attempts to rebut my piece, i think you are the
>>wrong person to defend Essa on this. Besides, my quarrel is not with you
>>but
>>with Essa and all corrupt APRC apparatchiks and it would be counter
>>productive to take you on that primarily doesn't concern. Or are you now
>>officially an APRC apparatchik on Gambia-L? Can you answer why APRC
>>functionaries like Essa are class obsessed and plundering Gambia's scarce
>>resources in the vain pursuit of class and social status? If you can't
>>answer
>>this question, then i'm afraid it would be a total waste of my time to
>>take
>>you and your objections seriously.
>>
>>Then as now, Essa is in this forum writing under the nom de guerre of
>>"Lamin
>>Ceesay" - why hasn't he DIRECTLY refute the gist of what i've written?
>>Then
>>as now, who is in a better position today than Essa to refute all that
>>i've
>>written? He merely and indirectly raised a few demurrers about private
>>ethics
>>and foolishly tried to convince himself that the alibi he has created for
>>"Lamin Ceesay" is still intact. See the other problem i've noticed about
>>your
>>friend is that when he is caught in the act, he behaves like an ostrich on
>>the run that believes that by burying its head in the sand it would in
>>effect
>>be remain hidden from its pursuers. In other words, whilst people are
>>staring
>>at its butt, the ostrich tries to persuade itself that it still remains
>>invisible from the eyesight. You just couldn't make it up!
>>
>>As it is, i stand by what i have written in my last piece. Since the piece
>>in
>>question is satirical, it is bound to be laced with hyperboles. Other than
>>that, i stand by everything i said in that piece. If the veracity of the
>>piece is still the case, none is in a better position than Essa himself to
>>refute what i have said. As i have said in the piece, the story i narrated
>>was neither intended to be malicious nor was it personal. Believe me if i
>>wanted to be personal with Essa, you would be surprised about the things i
>>know about Essa's private life that i can mischieviously parade around.
>>But
>>those things are irrelevant to my agenda. Even if they are relevant, my
>>liberal inclinations tell me that there is a private sphere as well as a
>>public one; and what is private ought to be respected as private and vice
>>versa. What i narrated is very crucial to understanding the mess Gambians
>>currently find themselves in. I had deliberately left out family names to
>>avoid being personal. And believe me there were juicy bits and pieces that
>>i
>>could have added to the story but refused to do so on the grounds that it
>>would tantamount to being vindictive and personal.
>>
>>I will repeat again: insofar as the objections are not related to the
>>hyperboles invariably inherent in satirical works, i stand by everything
>>i've
>>written in my piece. In conclusion, i challenge Essa Bokarr Sey to
>>DIRECTLY
>>refute all that i've written about him in that piece.
>>
>>
>>Hamjatta Kanteh
>>
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