When state sponsored terrorism turns its barbarous head against its own people, then Hitlerism is at the back door. Please do not be surprised to hear that "they will leave no stone unturned to get to the bottom of this" tragic incident.  The only question to ask ourselves now is: How low can they go?
Dagmar and Astrid, please keep us posted on George's condition.

Prince
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: adama jombel 
  To: [log in to unmask] 
  Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 4:48 PM
  Subject: RADIO ONE FM ON FIRE-


  Glers,

  The owner and proprietor of Radio One FM,George Christensen escaped with
  substantial burns to his face and body when his radio station was attacked
  this morning by unidentified thugs.Between 3.00 and 3.30am today 8/10/2000
  close to ten unidentified men armed with teargas and
  petrol(gasoline)surrounded the studios of Radio One FM on Kairaba Avenue in
  an attempt to burn the station down. The gallant watch man raised an alarm
  and wrestled the thugs.The lights were smashed and teargas was used to blind
  the eyes of the occupants,after which the station was set on fire.
  The latest reports indicate that the rest of the staff on duty, including
  the DJ escaped unharmed. George Christensen is currently at a medical
  facility receiving treatment for burns he suffered as a result of this
  henious act.
  This is the situation as it stands now. May God save our country.
  Thanks,
  Dagmar

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