Ebrima,
      Congras for a well written message.You have identified the problem
areas of The Gambia and I hope they will be given much attention.The source
of all these societal problems can be summed up by one word and that is
"ATTITUDAL PROBLEM".If people are not honest,sincere and committed in
whatever they are doing then society has a great attutidal problem.Hope the
coming generation will better.



>From: Ebrima Ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: My Twelfth Message To Gambians!
>Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 17:54:22 GMT
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>Saul:
>
>Thanks for the kind comments! I always enjoy reading your useful postings;
>and please, do keep it up! Anyway, I am glad that people are enjoying
>reading my messages and in fact more are on the way.
>
>Ebou Colley and Kebba Dampha: Where have you been to? (laugh) Brothers, I
>am
>really missing your invaluable contributions to the L, and I am only hoping
>that I'll read your postings very soon.
>
>Buharry: Please, do keep me informed regarding Musa Ngum's forthcoming
>cassette.
>
>Katim Touray: Try and listen to Ifang Bondi's last CD titled "GIS GIS". The
>melody is brilliant, and I am quite sure that you'll like it!
>
>Ebrima Ceesay
>
>
>
>>From: saul khan <[log in to unmask]>
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>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: My Twelfth Message To Gambians!
>>Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 17:11:47 GMT
>>
>>Ebrima,
>>
>>Your introductory statements echo my sentiments on Gambians and how we set
>>ourselves up for being taken as donkeys by our "leaders." Unless and until
>>we start en-mass to speak our minds to the "leaders" without sugar-coating
>>the truth, we'll never get anywhere!
>>
>>Regarding your Sector assessments, I concur with your analysis entirely.
>>But
>>let me give you a little tip: I think the UDP and NRP people need to pay
>>you
>>some fee, and go ahead and adopt your assessments as part of their
>>manifestoes. Your analysis are simply better than what both parties have
>>out
>>there. Except for PDOIS, the other parties' platforms are at best very
>>ambiguous. No offense intended, but that's the truth. So, maybe they
>>should
>>give you a little contract to help them. Just a thought. Great assessment.
>>keep it up!
>>
>>Saul.
>>
>>
>>>My fellow Gambians:
>>>
>>>This period in our history is indeed a most critical
>>
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