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>Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2001 10:58:18 EDT
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>In a message dated 01/09/01 15:42:46 GMT Daylight Time,
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>writes:
>
>
> >
> > >> It is amazing that lawyer Darbo could pay such a glossy tribute to
>the
> >> former sos Dr. Sedat Jobe. During his tenure in office with the APRC
>Dr.
> >> Jobe was always bleating like a goat without any sense of direction.
>His
> >> foreign policy stands were never based on principles but the execution
>of
> >> the wishes of his master, so for him to claim that he resigned on
> >> principles is really absurd and false. He has worked for a regime that
>was
> >> and is  brutal and completely oblivious to the rights of the people. If
> >> Dr.
> >> Jobe had resigned during the massacre of the school children then he
>could
> >> have deserved the accolades but at the time he was completely in
>denial,
> >> in
> >> fact he was at the fore front trumpeting a very negative stance and not
> >> only that there were occassions more warranting his resignation than
>this
> >> diplomatic row. So for Darbo to pay such a tribute to a man than has
>been
> >> a
> >> collaborator with an apparent dictator simply because he is his big
> >> brother
> >> clearly affirms to the mans lack of principles. The issue of how
>Gambians
> >> are treated is not a sentimental affair, it requires resoluteness,
> >> solidity
> >> and principle all this nonse about this one is my brother as such he
> >> should
> >> be exonerated from blame is both superfluous and nonsensical. Dr Jobe
>has
> >> been the chief spokesperson of course with Tasir Jallow defending a
>very
> >> weak position hence undermining their intergrity because it had become
> >> obvious that all they were tell the people is lies. Hence for Darbo to
> >> single him out for prise is both nepotistic and hypocritical. I hope
>darbo
> >> would undersatand that people are not fools and we are monitoring all
>the
> >> duality that is resurging, perhaps, he shouldbe asked if Jobe is a
> >> potential member of his Government, I suspect he would hesitate to rule
> >> him
> >>
> >
>
>


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