Joe Sambou,
I cannot help but comment again on your criticism of His Pious and Highly Educated Excellency for getting a honorary degree from AmerAsian University, whether it exists or not. His Learned Lordship deserves all the honorary doctorates in the world on account not only of his dazzling abilities in public policy and administration, but also of his philoworkical qualities of mind. Dr. Jammeh ahs already built an iron reputation for the exposition of several strands of highly developed philosophical truths, such as the fact that the world consists of three days - yestewrday, today and tomorrow. His discoevry of this irrefutable truth of life shortly after July 22 1994 is ample testimony that the great guy has an unusually astute mind.
Of course, Dr. Vaclav Klaus (pronounced CLAWS) and the distinguished faculty at AmerAsian University have a very keen eye for where to look for candidates. And don't get me wrong, please. They do not only consider where the honey is thickest and sweetest. They also have to take into consideration the fact that under His Excellency's extremely distinguished leadership, The Gambia has become the greatest country in the world, with dazzling records in the critical fields of human rights, the rule of law, freedom of expression and association and philosophical enterprise. The Gambia under Dr. Jammeh has overcome and eradicated poverty, abolished thrist and hungerbecome a nation of peace and brotherly love, and a shining example of a country where Truth and Justice shines like the very sun itself on a hot summer day. So, Mr. Sambou, get off his Learned Lordship. Go eat some Chakri!
To His Erudite Excellency, I say Congratulations, Congratulations and Congratulations!! Let the Games begin!!
Baba
From: Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Jammeh gets honorary degree
Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 21:48:55 +0000
>All, does anyone know about an AmerAsian University, in Colorado? I
>did a
>search on google for my curiosity and this "Prof. Ing. Václav Klaus,
>CSc."
>keeps popping up, with articles written in some East European
>language, it
>seems. So, I'll appreciate it if folks in Colorado could educate me
>about
>this outfit.
>
>"According to the recommendation of the Faculty of AmerAsian
>University,
>President Jammeh has “extra ability in bringing stability to The
>Gambia,
>which has significantly contributed to the stability of the world as
>a
>whole.”
>
>The above quote caught my eye and is disturbing and a crime against
>the
>Gambian people. What on earth is "extra ability in bringing
>stability to
>the Gambia" and how did that help stabilize the world? This
>nonsense sounds
>like a write up from a Tuna Clearing House, than coming from a
>University
>President or faculty. I have to give them some props though, it is
>humorous
>and fitting for Yaya. Bilaye Walaye Talaye! Same as "extra ability
>in
>bringing stability to the Gambia". Lord have mercy!
>
>Chi Jaama
>
>Joe
>
>
>Jammeh gets honorary degree
>Written by Ebrima Jaw Manneh
>Wednesday, 07 September 2005
>AmerAsian University in Aurora Colorado, USA, has conferred an
>honorary
>degree of doctor of management on President Yahya Jammeh, with all
>its
>privileges and obligations.
>According to the recommendation of the Faculty of AmerAsian
>University,
>President Jammeh has “extra ability in bringing stability to The
>Gambia,
>which has significantly contributed to the stability of the world as
>a
>whole.”
>
>
>In awarding the degree, the faculty also recognised the President’s
>dedication and commitment to education, especially in the area of
>management
>of the nation.
>
>
>The president of the AmerAsian University Prof Bambang Cahyon
>congratulated
>President Jammeh on his achievement and expressed hope that the
>Jammeh’s
>encouragement in managing The Gambia will affect the AmerAsian
>University
>missions.
>
>
>Meanwhile, President Jammeh has accepted the honour with great
>humility,
>describing it as a great surprise and challenge for him to do more
>for The
>Gambia, Africa and humanity the world over.
>
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