Hi Jungle,
Please kindly contact me as soon as possible.
Bye, Hon FJC.

Jungle Sunrise wrote:

>
>
> Mr. Owens and Dr. Saine,
>
> As both of you have only spent about six weeks here so far and may
> have had very busy schedules, I would like to know your opinions as to
> how far you would agree or dis-agree with some sweeping statements I
> would be making at the end of this post. The sort of response I am
> looking for has more to do with the impression you get from
> interacting with people from all walks of life rather than the gospel
> truth. I would also appreciate it if you would answer them by awarding
> marks to them as you deem fit. If you fully agree with any statement
> you may award a number that may range from 1 to 5. Depending on how
> much you agree with the statement, please award numbers to reflect how
> much you believe  a statement to be true e.g award a 5 if you are in
> total agreement and less if you somehow agree with the statement but
> not in toto. Iif you are not sure or you believe that the statement is
> equallly applicable to pre-1994 or wish to abstain please score it
> zero and if you disagree with the statement award a mark of -1 to -5
> depending on how strongly you disagree with the statement. Again award
> -5 if you totally dis-agree with the statement and a smaller figure to
> reflect how much you dis-agree with it. Like I said earlier, I want
> your answers to be based more on the impression you get from talking
> to people and not your individual opinions or what you percieve to be
> the truth. You may give your individual take on the issues identified
> or ask any questions.
>
> 1.  Jammeh has done more for education in Gambia than most people ever
> imagined.
>
> 2. Under Jammeh, Gambians have more access to medical and health
> facilities than most people thought possible.
>
> 3. Under Jammeh the media has developed much more than most people
> thought possible.
>
> 4. Most Gambians believe that Jammeh is developing the country more
> than most people thought possible.
>
> 5. Jammeh has done  more to advance the exchange and dessimination of
> information than most people thought possible.
>
> 6. Under Jammeh, Gambians are more politically aware than ever before.
>
> 7. Most Gambians would not agree that we are living in fear.
>
> 8. Most Gambians do not care about the so-called human rights abuses
> of the Jammeh regime.
>
> 9. There is a booming private sector construction.
>
> 10. The economy is improving rather than moving towards a collapse.
>
> 11. Most Gambians believe that Jammeh means well for the country.
>
> 12. Jammeh has done more for the development of our youths than most
> people thought possible.
>
> 13. Most Gambians believe that the UDP boycott of the N.A elections is
> a big mistake.
>
> 14. Most Gambians living here believe that most of the people in The
> Diaspora, particularly those living in America are out of touch with
> the realities in the country.
>
> And finally,
>
> 15. Jammeh is genuinely popular among the vast majority of Gambians.
>
> While I await your responses, Have a good day, Gassa.There is a time
> in the life of every problem when it is big enough to see, yet small
> enough to solve. -Mike- Levitt-
>
>
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