Pasamba

I  am  with  you  on  this.  If  I  were  a  student  in  the  Gambia,  I
would  refuse  to  meet  the  Fake  president  until  justice  prevails.
How  can  there  be  any  healing  when  the  perpetrators  of  the  crime
continue  to  roam  the  streets  with  impunity.  Yaya  jammeh  is  a  a
person  with  double  standards  and  is  only  acting  like  he  cares
when  in  reality,  he  does  not  give  a  hoot.  If  he  did,  someone
would  have  been  brought  before  the  law  to  answer  the  lingering
questions  as  to  who  ordered  the  shooting  of  our  kids.

I  read  how  this  despicable  character   went  to  the  hospital  after
the   stadium  incident  acting  like  he  cared.  Utter  hippocric
y.
Only  people  with  Acute  Low  Expectation  Syndrome  will  take  such
practiced  banalities  as  genuine  caring  for  our  students,  like
that  gullible  Kebba  JObe.  The  healing  process  can  only  begin
when  the  culprits  are  brought  to  justice.  Until  then,  questions
of  who  and  why  our  students  were  murdered  will  stay  with  us
forever.

Alagie  Lameen  Barrow

Nashville  Tennessee.

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