Misplaced social values!
What we may deduce from the activeties of men such as Dr.Sedat is that
there is no correlation between the human heart and theoritical
intelegence,some very highly accompliced intelectuals have accompanied
Hitler in the worst genocide in human history!Some people are purely
sadistic no title can erase that!Just like you and i may be saddened by
someone's pain these people enjoy every bit of it!!!Who would otherwise go
arround trying to justify the slaugtering of innocent babies.
  Dr.Sadet Jobe maybe your hero but you got nothing to be dissappointed
at yourself about that,its the misplaced social value system that plague our
continent! Peolpe are not valued by deed to their own kind
but by what title they wear on their badges.No wonder when he assumed
his stolen presidency Yaya went on a frenzy to beef up his titles as if
that will cover him from his inner nature! But nature is harder to hide,
time has proven what the invisible soldier looks like on the inside when he
becomes visible by his actions.
  Dear friends lets us stop valuing people only by their social titles
but more so by their humanity!
   sincerely kalilu camara


>From: "Malanding S. Jaiteh" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: SoS Sedat Jobe- my childhood hero
>Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 20:36:52 -0400
>
>Folks,
>First let me say that I have never met Dr. Sedat Jobe but he and many
>others
>including Dr. Sulayman Nyang, Dr. Seedy Jammeh and Dr. Mann Joof  have been
>my childhood heroes. I learned about these gentlemen when I was in Form 1/2
>in the 70s. My friends and I would spend hours talking about their
>achievement. About their Ph.Ds, University Professorships and UN Jobs.
>Believe me they have impacted our lives.
>
>Lately though, reading about Dr. Jobe as Yahya's SoS and defender really
>makes me a very disappointed man. I feel as if I lost something very
>precious, a childhood hero. A person, I always regarded very highly.
>
>While I recognize that he has the right to be who he wants to be, I do feel
>that he owe it to some of us. He had been our hero too long to be doing
>this
>to himself and his life's record. Defending Yahya, the way he is doing is
>no
>better than setting fire his many certificates and credentials. I do not
>believe that the gain is worth the cost.
>
>If he does not realize the damage being done to his life's work, then its
>time we tell him. We should let him know that he worked too hard and too
>long to be giving it all away for a position in Yahya's cabinet. ITS NOT
>JUST WORTH IT.
>
>I am suggesting that Gambia-l write a personal letter to Dr. Sedat Jobe. To
>tell him to reconsider his position as Yahya's SoS and defender. To tell
>him
>there are better jobs in this world than defending Jammeh. To tell him that
>defending Jammeh is not worth his life's work. Not worth disappointing his
>many admirers.
>
>Malanding Jaiteh
>
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