Sanyang, I wonder between me, you and Gassama, who is dishonoring the memory
of our children. Was it me that tried to score political points for Yaya by
introduced the issue of Taiwan into your posting? Was it me that sent
stealth attacks to selfless individuals that worked mighty hard to raise
funds for the victims? Why are you asking me to honor the spirit of our
slain children by ignoring Gassama’s lies? What you should have done is to
tell Gassama to quit lying and not use your posting talking about the
Massacre to craftily argue about Yaya’s corruption. Rest assured that so
long as I am here, if Gassama tells a lie on April 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 or what
have you, I will call it as it is. I am NOT a hypocrite. And another thing,
NONE of my friends or family members were massacred on April 10 and 11,
2000. I CANNOT hijack the grief of the families of the victims and forgive
people for crimes they NEVER even acknowledged. The least I can do is call
for justice be done for the families.
KB
>From: Lamin Sanyang <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: One Step Towards Justice!
>Date: Mon, 8 Apr 2002 18:41:46 +0000
>
>Lers,
>The idea behind remembering April 10th/11th is to solicit the support and
>voice of each and every forum member! As a result of a recent subscription
>by Mrs. Joiner, i thought it will make some impact if 800+ mails are sent
>to
>the State House website expressing the sanctity of life. And that justice
>is
>yet to be done. That posting was definitely not to quench a desire to hear
>myself speak!
>
>
>To Mr. Gassama: Thanx for your pledge. It is highly appreciated. Secondly,
>you do not have to quit sending your postings on the development projects
>back home. Trust me they have therapeutic effects on some of us even if we
>do not see eye to eye on the political front.
>
>Yusupha, i think your quote of the day says it all. What is true for the
>Mid-east may to a certain extent hold true for the Gambia. It is basically
>about tolerance. Let us give Mr. Gassama the chance! And Yus, i count
>myself
>among those forgiven for upsetting you the last time. Thanx for not being
>vindictive. You inspire me!
>
>To Dampha: There are a lot of issues you have with Gassama, but let us
>momentarily put aside our differences and honor the spirits of our
>children!
>Of all the times you have ignored Gassama earlier, i believe now more than
>ever is one such time.
>
>To Bakary Kanteh, i don't think it will help our cause adding fuel to an
>already tense situation.
>
>And Brother Haruna, thanx for the kind words. They are appreciated!
>
>Lamin Sanyang
>
>"God grant me the serenity to accept
>the things i cannot change, the courage
>to change the things i can, and the wisdom
>to know the difference." - Reinhold Niebuhr
>
>
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