You see Conteh, what I just told you is common knowledge and I will just
name a few folks that can confirm this to you to show you how off the
fringes you are. Ask Musa Jeng, George Sarr, Kebba Foon, Banka Manneh, Pa
Samba Jow, and tens of others. Are you saying that all these folks know it
all too. If you are found to be lying, you will be told directly, none of
that hypocrisy stuff. I named these individuals, where is you proof to
support the lie you just made about the Alternative? What organization are
you working with and who are you reaching out to on the ground among the
Alternative? None. Sheriff Dibba, yes. Didn't you just told us you want
to run for the Presidency? I am not going to beat around the bush with you.
You came and lied here and are still shamelessly hiding behind that lie.
When the readership rebuked you for your lies, did you come to tell them
about your evidence. Political maturity my foot.
Conteh, I know I rained on your parade as you try to con us for an
endorsement and will continue to do so as long as you show us your
dishonesty. Who is the chameleon here? Did you follow your leader, SM
Dibba to Join Yaya and where was I? Did you you not tell us that your click
in North Carolina wanted to nominate your own candidate if you are to chip
in, in the STGF, and what was my advocacy then and now? Has anyone from NC
come to vouch for you or is that another lie from you? Are you not the
candidate you had in mind? Are you also not confirmed a liar recently?
Did you want to run for office without attending the meeting in Atlanta?
Are you not a freak for office nominations? All the above are real events
that happened and the readership witnessed them. Dude, Gambians know you
and they told you so. What you are trying to do here is save face and it is
not going to happen. This nonsense about maturity and olive branch is the
same nonsense you peddled when you joined Sheriff Dibba in that swindle,
after the last presidential elections. If that does not demonstrate your
opportunism, what will? And you've not lost a beat since. Again, Gambians
reminded you of that.
So, don't even think about it. You can sell your con in Gambia but not
here. I for one will not entertain your game, so you can claim maturity
(code word for a con artist in this case) all you want. How did you changed
tunes from singing the song, "Yaya Let My People Go", to "I join my leader
and mentor, Sheriff Dibba to the APRC and Yaya is working for the country"?
While you were clowning around, where was I? The readership knew where I
was, right here saying the same things I said from day one and never
vacillated one inch. You see Conteh, I am not in this to gain anything,
thus I do not mind to contribute in any capacity necessary. Can you say the
same? Never. Has not all your moves hinged on opportunism, thus you can
relate to the opportunists back home. Where were you when the Alternative
leadership came to Atlanta? Gambians know where I was. I am not going to
window dress anything here, if you continue to lie, you are going to be
called a liar, just as your mentor continues to be a sycophant, thus he is
and will be called a sycophant. Dude, I rest my case for now until you want
to embark on the silly again.
Chi Jaama
Joe Sambou
>From: Jassey Conteh <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: Jassey Conteh <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Political Maturity
>Date: Thu, 6 May 2004 00:38:30 -0400
>
>Comrades:
>
>As spring semester ends this week and summer school hangs around the
>corner,
>I stand here today to categorically state that, though we may disagree in
>principle relative to issues of political democracy, I am taking the high
>roads of political maturity. I refuse to engage in insults and
>indecisions,
>relative to what we are bound to adhere to.
>
>My summation of indecision on the part of the opposition back home, is
>historic in nature. While we conversate with those back home, I am
>in no positision to blatantly insult those who assert that they "know it
>all."
>I ask then, why should they resort to such?
>
>Our approach in defeating the APRC should be symbolic. If we disagree, may
>be then we need to realistically look at the few that make us common. If
>one
>indicates with abosoluteness his or her total apparent knowledge of
>everything
>back home, then I am afraid to assert that we are in a rude awakening.
>
>Political maturity and a desire to see both ends will solidify our
>approach to
>democratic decency. If one thinks that he/she can secretly cajole the
>enemy while trying to be the advocate for the Gambian people, then I say to
>him or her, please stand up and assert why you are innocent.
>
>Cheap talk will deny us our journey for a democratic Gambia.
>
>Naphiyo,
>Comrade ML Jassey-Conteh
>
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