>From: [log in to unmask] >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]> >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: Re: Keep up the good work Ebou >Date: Sat, 6 Sep 2003 19:14:17 CDT > >Pa Samba, > >You see this is the problem with people like yourself. Why do you sound so >offended by my views on the content of Ebou Jallow's postings. You need to >take a deep breath and go back and read every thing I wrote in my >commentary. I tried to make my self as simple as possible so that people >would understand what I meant and not rush to a wrong conclusion. If you, >Ebou and myself like many other Gambians take our time to express our views >and concern on different issues, we all deserve praise from our readers. Pa >this is where we practice decency, maturity, respect and intellectualism. >You must not expect everyone to think, act and behave like you. If I happen >to find Ebou's postings as well as any other postings interesting and >readable on this forum, no body can stop me from saying that. I saw >richness in diversity of opinions from different Gambians, but that does >not mean that I agree with what is all being said on this forum and Ebou’s >views would be no exception. If you believe that everything Ebou has been >writing on this forum is nonsense and other people find it interesting >should not read it, you are making a mistake. However you have all rights >to condemn and disagree with everything he writes and no should attempt to >stop you from doing just that. You have said that I know very well that >Ebou lied constantly on this forum. Pa, it is not my responsibility to >accuse people of lying online without any evidence or firsthand knowledge >of what they lied about. I have never indicated to you that Ebou has lied >on the forum. How can you bravely say that I knew Ebou has constantly lied? >Are you trying to put words into my mouth? Don't try to be too smart. > >You might be offended by what I had to say, but that was not my intent and >I would apologize to you or anyone who feels the same. I like this forum >and I think we all ought to be careful not to deviate from the intent of >this forum. You are not only misleading the readers of your posting but you >have also wrongfully accused me. There is no mention of Yaya, Sheriff or Pa >Samba in my posting. All what I said was I enjoyed reading Ebou's postings >and found them a times interesting. Pa, you most have confused the >difference between praising someone or agreeing with someone and >acknowledging someone's work or giving some an encouragement. > >Pa you are free to say anything about me, make any assumptions or wrongful >allegations on my character and my political believes. I would not play the >game of cat and mouse with you or anyone else on the net. The issues at >stake are greater than Bulli Dibba or any single Gambian. I reserve my >judgement of other people’s character and values for you or someone else >who feels like doing so. > >Let me go back and address some the erroneous statements you made against >me. I was never a critic of Yaya or any body else. Having said that, I >would not hesitate to give Yaya some credits no would I hesitate indicate >certain mistakes I believe his regime might have made. I do not criticize >people instead I disagree with people on issues when necessary, we are >human beings and we all see and judge things differently most of the times. >I came to the US before Yaya took power in 1994 and I have never voted in a >single election in the Gambia. As a Gambian no one has a right to condemn >my political believe or affiliation. > >Pa, for you to advice me to rethink my priorities and loyalty is an insult >that is accepted by me. I know my rights and I always ask what I could do >for my country and not what others think of me. I do not question other >people's priorities or their loyalties, I do not go online to attack or >question the character and decency of my fellow citizens. Politics is a >game and no situation is permanent in politics. Therefore we should all >play the game fairly and maintain the spirit of love and respect among us >as brothers and sisters. Despite our differences and our stand on issues of >today, we are the future leaders of Gambia and it is important that unity >and mutual understanding between all Gambians remain our focal point. I >love my country and I love Gambians. > >I apologize to any one who is offended by my last or any posting on this >great forum. > >Take care and God bless you all. > >Regards > >Bulli Dibba > > > > >n 6 Sep 2003, Pasamba Jow wrote: > > > >

I find your posting absolutely disturbing. What is the good work that

>Ebou > > is doing that you're are praising him for? I remember you as a critic of > > Jammeh until when your brother Sheriff Dibba decided to join the criminal > > regime. Why the sudden change of heart? And donot take this as a personal > > attack.

> >

You know very well that Ebou Jallow has lied constantly on this forum.

>He > > has gone from working to overthrow jammeh to shamelessly apologising to >him. > >

> >

I believe the time to be honest to one another is right now. Let us

> > stop this nonesense of singing empty praises to people who have >contributed > > immensely to the degredation of our country.

> >

Bulli, i would advise you to rethink your priorities and loyalty. I

>will > > honestly say that if your brother Sheriff Dibba was still in the >opposition, > > you would be a critic of Jammeh. It is imperative to remind you that your > > loyalty should be to the gambia and not to anybody else just because your >are > > related to him.

> >

Give my regards to everybody in Minnesota, and hope to see you in

> > October.

> >

Coach

> > >From: Ams Jallow <[log in to unmask]> > > >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list > > <[log in to unmask]> > > >To: [log in to unmask] > > >Subject: Re: Keep up the good work Ebou > > >Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 22:53:34 EDT > > > > > >Mr. Bully, are you trying to bully us with your contradictory > > sermons: Ebou, > > >even though you are a criminal, you still have the right to >be > > arrogant and > > >offensive [instead of being defensive] toward Gambians. If > > this nerd had the > > >nerve to apologize to Jammeh, why not the Gambian public. > > >Bully, go and check your head or delist yourself from these > > listservers. > > >Sometimes, it looks like, the more Gambians aspires to learn > > one thing, the > > >more ignorant or dumb, they become. WHY? Why? Why? > > >What's wrong with Gambians? Is it the MISeducation, stupidity > > or sheer > > >ignorance? Please help! > > >A pissed Ams, as Sir George would say. > > > > > >"The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the > > people who are > > >evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about > > it." > > > - Albert Einstein > > >"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed > > citizens can change > > >the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has." > > >- Margaret Mead > > >"When the government fears the people, you have liberty. When > > the people fear > > >the government, you have tyranny." > > >- Thomas Jefferson > > >"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to > > do nothing" > > >- Edmund Burke > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > >To Search in the Gambia-L archives, go to: > > http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/CGI/wa.exe?S1=gambia-l > > >To contact the List Management, please send an e-mail to: > > >[log in to unmask] > > > > > >To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to > > the Gambia-L Web interface > > >at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html > > > > > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >

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