Ebrima:

I hope you will reconsider delisting from the L.  You have not done anything
wrong to give in to the enemy at this critical time in our struggle.

Before we make a decision to fight for what is right for The Gambia, we have
to think critically of the pros and cons of being leaders.  When we agree
that our responsibility is to fight for democracy, we must be aware that our
skeptics will always believe that we will fail.

Your decision to delist has made sound waves amongst the tyrants who are
using every tactic to disintegrate us.  On struggle therefore, cannot
continue if we pick and abandon a struggle that is domain to our brothers and
sisters back home.  Dictator yahya will have a field day if you decide to
quit.  Please do not let this tyrant rejoice at our misfortune.  We are in
this struggle together.  The Gambian people are relying on us tremendously.
This struggle must never die.  We have a right to fight for what is just.
The Gambia deserves better.

If you come to the realization that the L is not the site for you, I will be
more than willing to receive mails from your sources in The Gambia to
disseminate.  I believe that we have reached a Plato that we as members of
the opposition cannot turn our backs on innocent Gambians back home.

Long live democracy and down with dictator yahya jemus.


Comrade,

Muhammad Lamine Jassey-Conteh

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