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Elhajj Mustapha Fye <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 3 Aug 2000 11:13:08 +0200
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OUS,
Thanks a lot for your mail.Well,I don`t want to disregard your defination of
democracy and human rights,but however,It was far better than what we are seeing
today.We got freedom of speeches,The judiciary was Independent,The country
was peaceful,The International Laws were respected,No Human rights abuses
like Abductions,Rapes,Murders,Lawlessness etc........Although,I can agree with
you that they contributed to all these blunders,we are facing today,and that I am
not
putting the blame on Jawara because,he was used and then betrayed by his cohorts.

Ous.we may disagree on some issues but still,we MUST move our boat to defeat the
criminals destroying our beautiful country.
                                                                Mustapha Fye

Ousman Bojang wrote:

> Mr. Fye,
> As always, I read your mails with a lot of interest. I certainly share a lot
> of your points with you. I just cannot understand when some people try to
> label the Jawara regime as a model of democracy and human rights
> Of course what we have now is worse than what we had before, but calling it "
> ... human rights that earned them respect from other nations around the whole
> world" is an insult. The only reason why Gambia was viewed as a model was
> because the Jawara regime sat on our heads and brains literally whiles they
> corrupted, mentally tortured and deprived us. Therefore the outside world was
> blind to some of the human right abuses that prevailed.
> What ever the Gambia is going through today under this dictatorial regime was
> all seeded by Jawara. I hope the Gambia today can discuss constructively as
> you are calling for without bringing Jawara in the picture. It does open some
> deep old wounds. We could all join together and continue to fight against
> this regime and look forward to better solutions without using a stick to
> measure the difference between these two regimes.
> In that regard, I join all those who are really ready to fight for our
> country's betterment and prosperity.
> God bless the Gambia.
>
> Ousman Bojang.
>
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