Prince,

I'm just glad I honed on to your mail to see what's up. Once again, you've
broken it down like no one does. I have four sisters, and your point about
them liberating themselves is what I tell them. I agree entirely with you.
Anyone who thinks Gambian men or someone else hold the key to Gambian
women's "liberation" is simply living in Dream Land. I'm just glad that you
blew this ridiculous idea out of the sky. Thanks for making my day!

Good morning.

Saul.


>Amie,
>This piece of yours demands many answers. I do not consider myself  in the
>position to answer them, for I am neither a woman nor a politician. What
>exactly
>you are talking about is also a mystery to me. I am always of the

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