Many a time dishonest "leaders" hide behind this umbralla to subject
innocent citizens to unspeakable horrors, the international community have
no chioce but sit on the sidelines and watch! Because legally, every nation
must take care of her own problems!This the other ugly side of
independence!This is to me like legal domestic abuse!! The UN is at the
moment wrestling with this issue.I contend that individual right should take
precident over national sovereinty,what you think?
Koffi Anan, peace be on to him, is concerned about the wellfare of
national integrity but what should the world community do in cases of
massive "international domestic abuse!!" Should African countries
join in forming an all African peace keeping Force to forster Democracy?
The hard question is "empetus" which African state will spear head such an
endeavour given the nature of their own domestic structure and that of their
"leader" friends.When it is all said and done takeaway all the spelling
errors and bad grammar, what Africa needs is not heartless
interlectuals but feeling humanbeings who have the odacity to face her
problems from their hearts inspite of their weaknesses and humaness!
              sincerely
                             karl
>From: momodou olly-mboge <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: ON THE QUESTION OF SOVEREINTY?
>Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 08:05:12 PDT
>
>HI,
>Buharry, you are right, it is time to focus our energies on other issues.
>History will out the truth. Your postings are always interesting.
>Greetings from Mboge.
>
>
>>From: MOMODOU BUHARRY GASSAMA <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
>><[log in to unmask]>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: ON FORGIVENESS
>>Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 16:35:37 +0200
>>
>>Hi!
>>     I would like to suggest that we move on if none of the parties to
>>this
>>debate have something new to add. What has lately been sent regarding this
>>issue has been a repetition of the opposing positions and they have taken
>>a
>>turn for the worse. People have been demanding that Ebou Jallow reveal
>>what
>>happened to the money and Ebou has replied that it is his prerogative to
>>reveal what he wants on the L. Both parties have taken their iron stances.
>>What can make either side bulge? Probably nothing. The only thing that
>>might
>>be added to this debacle might be insult upon insult. We also have to
>>remember that Ebou has been and will probably in the future be a target of
>>prosection as has been even promised on this L. It might not therefore be
>>legally prudent for him to spill his guts here, as this is public record.
>>Many believe that his day in court will come and he has entertained any
>>lawsuit against his very self. Why don't the various sides get ready for
>>that day instead of getting stuck in this self-defeating exchange of
>>insults? Thanks.
>>
>>Buharry.
>>
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