Brother Edward Small:

I have already finished critiquing BABA GALLEH'S SATIRES, and I had already
made my views absolutely vivid to BABA, now it is his turn to either deny or
accept my critiquing. But he never did so, therefore, as far as I am
concerned, I have finished with BABA until he responded personally to my
critiquing. Now I have critiqued BROTHER RENE'S EXCERPT. Go and read that
and enjoy. Brother Small, this is a public forum, and whether one is from
OXFORD, HARVARD, CAMBRIDGE ETC, as soon as you slam any piece of work here,
you are automatically sending a plain invitation for everybody to comment.
Therefore, we need not be personal about it when someone volunteers to
critique one's piece of work. Critiquing a fellow's piece of work leads and
encourages EFFICIENCY and EFFECTIVENESS, and not erecting EMOTIONAL
VIOLENCE, just as you and your group are interested in doing. To that end, I
extend to you a SINCERE INVITATION to contribute pieces your humble self for
my critiquing. God bless you.

Ansumana Kujabi(T.H.I.R.D- Truth Telling, Honesty, Integrity, Responsibility
and Democracy)


>From: Edward Small <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Questions for Kujabi
>Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 01:44:21 -0000
>
>Mr Kujabi
>I had expected that you will give a prompt response to my second set of
>questions as  you did to the first. Considering your very strong views on
>Baba Galleh's writings and your absolute conviction that Mr Jallow is a
>cafe
>intellectual and a dishonset intellectual, I would have thought that you
>would have ready answers for my questions. You cannot just attack someone
>for the sake of attacking and then back off when challenged to produce
>concrete evidence to back your accusations. For your convenience, I
>reproduce below the text of the questions I posted to you early last week.
>Since you parade as a champion of Truth, Honesty, Integrity, Respect and
>Democracy, I trust you will rise to this challenge. I await your speedy
>response. Below is the text of my earlier posting.
>Regards
>Pa Small
>
>
>
>
>
>My dear Mr Kujabi
>Please answer the following questions for me, if you would.
>You really do have a problem, don't you? You really are exceedingly
>overbearing ain't you? Why can't you let Hamjatta fight his own war? Or are
>you and Hamjatta one and the same person? Why didn't you let Hamjatta make
>public the alleged private insults sent to him by Mataarr Njie?
>And why don't you leave Baba Galleh alone? You really do have a bone to
>pick
>with him don't you? You really are out to discourage him from posting his
>stories on the L ain't you? Who are you to tell him what to write and what
>not to write? Does the democracy for which you claim to stand not have room
>for freedom of expression? Can you honestly say that Baba Galleh, a former
>editor-in-chief of the Daily Observer and co-founder and current
>editor-in-chief of The Independent who has suffered countless arrests and
>detentions in the struggle and who continues to write articles against
>dictatorial practices in The Independent(eg most recently: 'Remember, Mr
>President?' and 'Africa's Hostage Populations and Sit Tight Presidents'),
>has not done/is not doing anything at all for The Gambia? I await your
>answers.
>Pa Small
>
>
>
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