Mbading
My rice is already cooked do u care for some Benechine! Brother! Among the
Dead
was a young girl unclaimed do you know of any homeless child in Gambia!
Dont tell me how i feel again unless you can probe my soul! There is more to
this than the mare mind can fathom!But Lalo Kebba is here on my
headset singing that everyday Quarrel end a love affair? Mbading do you know
the song...Lalo Kebba Drammeh Kora. To me we need not divide..
I rather disagree with u than fight you into an enemy .......you?
Karl
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>Subject: SV: RE (There is beauty in diversity)
>Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 07:02:24 +0200
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>Mbading,
>I make time to read what is on The Gambia List. I gave my response based on
>the assumption that you are seriously in this as I am. That together
>through dialogue we can move forward towards our goal. Which is principally
>for our country to be able to rise up from the tragedy that has befallen us
>as a nation. I did not know that you were waiting for another incident,
>like somebody's arrest to give your views on what we had on the table. I am
>happy that you finally decided to send some lines even though my piece 'was
>too personal, nothing political, nothing objective'. Thank you for the
>accomodating spirit!
>
>Saiks what you read as personal is just one way of bringing reality closer
>home. Believe me there was no hidden agenda then and neither now.
>
>Reading your mail it seems you are having trouble to come out plain and say
>what you want to say. Please, don't say I am putting words in your mouth!
>May I seize the opportunity to reiterate that you'll always be my brother
>no matter what. So, no fettered thoughts; feel free to say what you want
>to! About General 'Domo' Saho's committment to what he believes in and his
>recent arrest, please forward that information to Amnesty if you have not
>done so!
>
>Believing in oneself and being incorruptible are responses to your sweeping
>conclusion that we know who shot the students, when the fact remains that
>we don't. Your dismissal of those people in the commission without bating
>an eye means you do not have confidence in them.Can you tell me the name of
>each and every soldier that took part during the demonstrations and who
>among these soldiers fired the lethal shots? I am saying let us establish
>the facts through those assigned that duty!
>
>Mbading an army that can shoot and kill innocent students without people
>knowing who gave the others is far from being 'ridiculous'. I whole
>heartedly agree with you that it should be disolved. Those who have fallen
>should never have!
>
>About Soffie Ceesay and the Gamsu T-Shirts, I never meant it to sound like
>Soffie owns them. I read in her a collective spirit and I know she is in a
>collective that brought about the President Clinton letter and the
>T-shirts. That was just figurative! About charities and struggles, who is
>giving charity to whom? Do you want to tell me that contributing to a fund
>that is being set up by responsible people in the memory of our fallen
>young ones is charity? Being just a member of a collective is not enough
>Saiks. It is imperative to forward results individually!
>
>About 'poor dirty RVH', and the government diverting seriously needed funds
>is not big time news. My toothache is when you my brother having mastered
>'The Communist Manifesto', knowing fully well that 'there are no short
>cuts to victory, and that the belief that one can make a revolution through
>a military coup being wrong', consciously makes a choice of returning to
>Oslo instead of staying and improving the conditions at RVH. Wasn't the
>blood you washed away from your hands and feet at the Red Cross grounds
>enough inspiration for you to stay and continue the struggle from that end!
>Isn't it obvious that General 'Domo' needs you by his side? May I ask what
>hindered you from rendering your services to the wounded after losing the
>others? A thank you letter sent to your boss does not tell me where I can
>locate your indiviual contribution? It is true that these sporadic gestures
>are not the answer, but they can do more good than harm under our present
>reality.
>
> > What C.L R James said "The question of men who carry out
> > certain progressive agitation and then betray the cause is a commonplace
>of
> > history"
>
>I wish he had said " people" instead of men. Isn't it a fact that both men
>and women throughout history have been and are still a reality of his
>uterance! About the struggle continuing from your end ? I sincerely have my
>doubts!
>Good morning,
>Sister Jay.
>
>To brother Kalilu; I am not dictating your feelings. All I am saying is
>that you cannot hurt more than the mothers who lost their children.
>Brother, you cannot be more radical than your reality!!! No matter how hot
>the water from the well, it can never cook your rice!
>Thank you for a beautiful song. I am sure adding music to it will bring out
>more vigour. Ajaarama!
>
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