Gambia-L:

I am sending the two unedited e-mails below for your perusal.

To all those who sent me private e-mails: Well, I have received all your
e-mails and I am publicly acknowledging receipt. Unfortunately, I cannot
reply all the mails because they are too many. In the past, I tried to reply
all my private e-mails, but nowadays, I can no longer cope with the many
e-mails I receive on a daily basis. However, if the mails are urgent, for
sure, I'll reply them forthwith. All the same, whoever sent me an e-mail but
did not get a formal response from me, be told that I am with you in spirit.

To those who suggested to me (in private) that I should send a formal letter
to the President of Rust College, David Beckley, and thank him for his
support to our struggle, well I'll write the letter and send it to him at
the weekend. It will be copied to the L. There are fundamental lessons to be
learnt in all this, and these lessons will be highlighted in the mail that I
intend to send to the president of Rust College.

Regards,
Ebrima

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To:  [log in to unmask]
Subject:  Dr. Stovall Should Step down
Date:  Thu, 04 Jan 2001 23:32:54 -0000

Dear Ebrima,

Since we have made an effective case against Stovall, I think our next move
should be to demand for his resignation from a paramount college like Rust,
a College which has a  history full of Civil Rights and People's Rights. I
think George Sarr should once again set up another protest mailings to
President David L. Beckley, demanding the resignation of Dr. Stovall.

I think, there have been enough evidences against Stovall in connection with
his past dealings with the MORON'S REGIME. Furthermore, the facts that are
currently emerging against Stovall is very frightening, and more
importantly, it does clearly demonstrate that Stovall with his close ties
with the APRC regime, is not only tarnishing the credible image of a
historic Black College, but also working very closely with NIA in fostering
the MORON'S Regime's agenda, which is of course, detrimental to Democracy,
Tranquility and Moral Prism.

Therefore, Dr. Stovall is people's enemy who should pay a heavy price for
his actions and vivid intentions. To that end, Ebrima, President David L.
Beckley should be in the picture of what his so-called beloved professor has
been doing. And therefore, Dr. Stovall should step down not only as a
Co-coordinator of NAALSC, but even as Rust lecturer. Counting on your usual
co-operation.

Thanks.

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>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re:Dr Stoval - A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!!!
>Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001
>
>Hello, Ebrima.  Upon reading the last email you sent to the Gambia-l, I had
>to write you back...
>Let me explain.
>      I do not know Dr. Stoval, but I have heard of him.  However, the
>other
>professor, Dr. Mock is his name, I know him very well, having traveled with
>him to The Gambia in May of 1999 for a study abroad trip.  I stayed at the
>Romana Hotel.
>      All I can say is that I had always wondered about the ethical nature
>of
>us being housed in that hotel, as I felt that my professor was profiting
>somehow from our visit, and ot only that, getting paid by the university to
>teach the class.
>      Also, our group was taken to meet President jammeh at his home
>village,
>which I must say now, made me feel very uncomfortable, as we were not even
>told where we were going when we went.  And now because at the time I was
>totally ignorant of the things that President Jammeh has done.
>      I almost feel ashamed to say I went on the trip now, because I was
>totally ignorant of what was going on.  I thought the my professor, and the
>Gambian government wanted nothing but the best for The Gambia.  When in all
>actuality they were just trying to line their own pockets.
>      I am sorry if I bored you with this message.  But I just felt I had
>to
>write, not as a Gambian, but as a person who is concerned about the
>wonderful people I met there and whom I have left behind.
>      As far as passports were concerned, at our visit with President
>Jammeh,
>we were promised honorary Gambian passports, which we would be given if we
>wrote a paper outlining any kind of work that we wanted to do in The
>Gambia.
>I am guessing that we had to have some kind of work, i.e. helping The
>Gambia
>in some way, to get the passports.  I am happy to say that I did not take
>Jammeh up on his offer.  First because at the time, I had no way of writing
>the paper, and two because I didn't really trust that he would do it.  I
>still don't knwo if anyone got those passports or not.  But I think Dr.
>Mock
>has one...



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