Ousman 'Snake' Bojang;
Brother, I have to commend you for being so adept in the snakish arts of
deception and camouflage.  This is what my email is all abou; how Ous Snake
Bojang managed to blend into the anti-Jammeh crowd then at the most opportune
moment shift allegiances to the APRC.  Probelm is you do not even have the
'kahonas' to come out and state you political position.  Instead, we have
been regaled with phrases like 'proud fence sitter' and such.  Your behavior
is the type charlatans are impostors are tagged with.  And as of now, you are
still to prove that you do not deserve this tag.  This is what you need to be
ashamed of, not your acheivements or personal status, though I doubt that the
image of a 'Snakie the Clown' which keeps on popping in my head each time you
post your rambling and nonsensical diatribes here is far from the truth.


This is not about Ous Bojang per say, it has more to do with your conduct on
the L.  But sadly Ous Snake Bojang is still to get this essential fact
hammered into his thick skull.

Till later,
Snake





In a message dated 10/4/01 3:55:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]
writes:


> Yusupha Jow: I do not have to be ashamed of any thing on this List and in
> life. I came into this Country as a young Gambian and went to school to
> better myself on my own merits. I never had any scholarships from any
> government if not what I earned whiles going to school here. I came here in
> the years of recession and wokred down loading containers, security guard,
> and even a cook in a restaurant.And I am a very proud of my achievemnets.
> In case you even want to know, I am above the middle income earner even in
> the United states. No job in this world will be more rewarding than what I
> do now as a Nurse Manager with one of the largest Health Netwroks in the
> UNited States. And again, this is all by my own merit. And I can always
> raise my hands that I came from very good parents who did EVERYTHING they
> could for me. I told you in a private mail before that I do not wish to
> launder my clothes in public, but if you want to go low, keep trying and
> soon you will find the limit. So good luck.
>
> Ousman Jallow Bojang.
>

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