This morning i posted my comments to the gambia-l and copied to Mr..Collins
and below is what he has replied to me.His reply totally demonstrates what
type of a lunatic he is and trying to hide some thing.

Saihou


>From: Alan D Collins <[log in to unmask]>
>To: Saihou Mballow <[log in to unmask]>
>CC: [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: A Second e-mail from HILO
>Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 08:29:28 +0000
>
>Gentlemen,
>
>The creatures are emerging from the slime of political activism.
>
>The more the better.
>
>I owe no-one an apology for investing in The Gambia and attempting to
>make matters better for its people.
>
>You people are the ones that owe apologies and should bow to the
>Almighty in supplication with cries of repentance.
>
>If Mr Ceesay is a journalist, a fact that I doubt very much because his
>spelling is so atrocious, then he should recognize the difference
>between journalism and libel. Clearly, he does not.
>
>Why is there a need to investigate an investor? Why is there a need to
>investigate a Company that has already paid Gambian farmers D 10
>million, and will eventually pay them over D 100 million for their
>peanuts? Why is there a need to investigate a Company no matter how
>'funny' that has to date invested almost US$ 3 million in plant,
>equipment, machinery, rennovation and refurbishment at Dentoin Bridge?
>
>Instead of investigating, behind 'funny' HOTMAIL addresses, you should
>show yourselves and again thank the Almighty for a Company that is
>investing in The Gambia to its benefit.
>
>Again, you commit libel. Hilo has NO contract whatsoever with The
>Government of The Gambia. As such we are taking an enormous risk, but
>unlike yourselves, we are prepared so to do.
>
>What are you and your ilk risking? You are even afraid of the light of
>the day as you shirk in the shadows.
>
>My behaviour is admirable in comparison to you political activists. Hilo
>will do more for The Gambia than you people ever will.
>
>I respect ALL opinions that are worthy of respect. Yours are unworthy,
>conducted as they are from the depths.
>
>I amy not be born Gambian, but I have travelled the length and breadth
>of this country and I will try to do more for your people than you would
>ever consider possible.
>
>But, we begin a dialogue. That is good. Perhaps you can yet be persuaded
>that you are wrong; perhaps not. In any event, be assured that you do
>not fight a 'noble' fight. There is nothing noble in your lies and
>libel. Nobility is beyond you. Or, can you prove me wrong?
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Alan D Collins

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