Ousman Bojang,
Well thanks for your mail, how ever I must straightened things for you.I am
not the author of the mail in question,all what I did was give access to the
use of my subscribed email a/c to a friend to contribute to the on ongoing
discussion on the list.If this was a wrong move (offending)in your opinion
then I my sorry for what ever it caused you and your family.But remember not
everyone of us owns a pc and or has access to one.It was and still my
believe that everyone has a right to his opinion and since that was the case
and inother to broaden the discussion on the L , the need to be flexible
matters.
For your inf.Ous,I will refer you to my earlier mail to ELHADJ/JABOU on
their call for forgiveness to those brothers of ours who worked with Jammeh
but quit later when they realised the devil in him.I called on people to
abstain from the use of abusive/foul language or the war of words and
redirect our efforts on the many pending cases back home especially the
killings of innocent unarmed students.How then can I turn around and engage
someone i dont know nothing about into the same uncalled attacks---Does it
make a sense at all ?
Ousman ,I for one does not harbour such things,the author of the said mail
will soon subscribe to the L and you can continue whatever you want to
engage each other to ,but for now lets maintain peace and contribute
positively to the unfolding events back home.However it was good to hear
from you may be that will pave way to positive things in future.
BEKAYE FAAL
>From: Ousman Bojang <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Ousman bojang,should live ebou jallow alone and let us move
> on important ...
>Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 19:29:03 EDT
>
>Bakaye,
>There are more important things to talk about that Ebou Jalloow's case. I
>certainly know that. I just think you have gone over bound to use some of
>the
>words you did. Sabally and I might be friends, but I have and would never
>condone what he did. I condemned the coup since day one, but fortunately
>for
>me then, I was not even aware of anything like the Gambia L. I just joined
>this forum and I have written since day one when the Army took over asking
>them to step down.
>I have a lot of people here who can witness that. Let me tell you that I
>still have relatives in this government and my born sister, Sister Jay who
>you just saw signed off the List, has a husband in there. It does not stop
>me
>from saying what I needed to say. To hell with Sabally or Jammeh and any
>body
>as a matter of fact who treats the Gambian people that way.
>I put my national interest ahead of me. I appreciate the fact that you
>decided to use those words to describe me before knowing more about me. My
>articles are on record in papers in the Gambia and here. If you want them,
>please send me your address and I will send them to you. I have been listed
>by the NIA since and my parents have been threatened. It will never stop
>me.
>I have been beaten and electrically shocked before by the CID in the Jawara
>era, it will never silence me.
>Thanks,
>Ousman Bojang.
>
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