Jabou wrote:

>"You do not just kill people and disrupot
>their lives and jail them for years without providing evidence or charges
>that are justifiable according to the laws of our constitution and then
>just
>say " please forgive me and noe let us move forward". Only fools believe
>that
>can ever happen. Someone killed and maimed those kids for just exercising
>their constitutional rights, and someone  killed Koro Ceesay, and someone
>jiled Dumo Saho all these months without any tangible explanation that can
>be
>taken to a court of law and defended successfully, and someone  does
>turture
>Gambians for no justifiable reason. These things have to be brought before
>the courts of our land and proof of lack thereof given, and the verdicts
>rendered according to the law. Otherwise, we have a bunch of outlaws
>pretending to be sincere good guys who committ atrocities just because of
>their positions and think all they have to do is say I am sorry and life
>goes
>on. But the worse is not just that, but the fact that people such as
>yourself
>are bent on  continaully telling us that all this should be aceptable under
>the guise of so-called progress."
>
Jabou,
I consider it as my patriotic duty to unreservedly second all the thoughts
you expressed in the article, part of which is quoted above.
Just a few weeks ago i asked Gassa an equivalent of the question: How would
he have felt if his own child were among the murdered students of April 10 &
11? but instead he conveniently ignored the question and proceeds to imply
in some of his postings that all the murdered victims of the killer APRC
regime were on their chosen mission to martyr themselves or were on a
suicide expedition as justifications for the killings. Alternatively he
would launch his usual diatribes against the PPP to justify the illegalities
being perpetrated by the clandestine regime in the Gambia of the new
millenium.
GASSA, The ills and mistakes of yester years are nothing but lessons for the
wise inheritors of today and tommorrow BUT will never suffice as
justifications for the ills, mistakes and flagrant abuses of the the present
nor the future.

No yoke of oppression withstands the test of time for someday those who
thrive from injustice must succumb to the aspirations of the oppressed for
FREEDDOM.


BMK



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