May I please ask you not to put my name in the subject lines of your
contributions to the L. Whilst I respect your right to react to whatever
lies I put on the L, I expect you to dispute them as you see them from your
own narrow perspective rather than trying to take me to the gutter with you.
Whereas I don't want to jump into the gutter with you, I have a big problem
ignoring you especially when you go into overdrive spinning out all sorts of
Bull****.

In your this posting of yours, you've said nothing of substance to dispute
my main point of contention, vis-a-vis, that the PPP rudely brought
dis-array to the opposition by allianating the existing parties for selfish
reasons known to all. Until you do, I will ignore your rants and raves.

As for your assumption that my support of this government may be due to my
ambition of becoming Gamtel's next MD, you cannot be farther from the truth.
For your information Hamjatta, Mr. Bakary Njie retired last year and is on a
two year contract that can end any time God, the Almighty, ordains. Whereas
I may not be the most qualified to step into his shoes when he finally bows
out (because he trained a lot of people he hopes will continue the good work
that he started) you can rest assured that I am fully capable of doing so.
However those who know me personally will tell you that stepping into his
shoes, though an honour, is not a motivating factor here. I lead a very
rewarding life here in the Gambia unlike you. Like I have said before, I DO
NOT GIVE A DAMN ABOUT MY WORKING OFR THIS OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT. I HAVE
SKILLS THAT I CAN UTILISE ANY WHICH WAY I LIKE!!!!. The onus is on you to
dispute all that I have said bro.

Finally, if you haven't got it yet let me re-iterate: THERE IS NO SUCH THING
AS AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE UDP, PPP AND GPP. As I write this, it is known to
all that what you call an alliance is nothing but a take-over (hostile, if
you ask me) of the UDP by the PPP. The chickens have come home to roost
brother. Like it or not that is the God Damn truth.

Have a good day, Gassa.


>From: Hamjatta Kanteh <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Lies, Damned Lies And Pa Modou Gassama
>Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 12:02:28 EDT
>
>Pa Modou,
>
>Morons like you seem to imagine that working overtime on disinformation
>exercises will save your butts come October 18. Like a meathead, you keep
>writing breathtakingly erroneous stuff about the Alliance non-stop; even in
>instances where ten year old kids can figure out that you are lying through
>your teeth. You went nowhere near the Alliance's Brikama rally, but you
>have
>the nerve to comment about what was said and what was left or what Alliance
>failed say; and then you began to make foolish analysis about the Alliance.
>Let us revisist your garbage:
>
>" It is also important to note that with the exception of Darbo all tried
>to
>sell the
>PPP legacy of peace, tranquility, human rights and rule of law. None
>promised
>to do anything for the country. I stand to be corrected."
>
>Of course, i will correct you. But first let me state a moral point. A
>moron
>and an incorrigible professional lier like you operates in a typical
>mendacious fashion: first lie through your teeth and when you suspect that
>reasonable people will see through your stupid lies, you draw a cordon
>sanitaire by claiming that oh well what you just said might not be the
>truth
>and you stand to be corrected. What utter peurile piffle. Pa Modou, you are
>nothing but an insufferable and incorrigible lier who has no sense of moral
>propriety. Needless to say that you were lying through your teeth when you
>suggested that nothing of substance was said during the Alliance's maiden
>rally in Brikama. For those genuinely interested in the truth - like the
>Point newspaper - reported this much:
>
>"He [Mr Darbo] added that average Gambians are living in abject poverty
>because
>according to him the Jammeh administration is bent on destroying the
>country's economy. He cited the rising inflation and the unfavaourable
>investment policies for new investors. He added that the Jammeh government
>could not facilitate the purchase of farmers' groundnuts for the past three
>years. High on their agenda according to Darboe would be economic reforms.
>He said a coalition government would improve what he called the country's
>sick economy." Bracketed additive mine
>
>Here we see Mr Darbo - the Alliance's presidential candidate - delineating
>a
>brief synopsis of what they intend to for poor Gambians reduced to slum
>poverty by the APRC. But incorrigible and professional liers like you,
>desperate to peddle garbage about the Alliance to point where you will
>audaciously lie about self-evident truths. What in God's name is the matter
>with you? Are you that desperate for Bakary Njie's job? Good grief! Talk
>about professional and shameless sycophants! People like you just make me
>sick. Your toe-curling hypocrisy is the stuff of legend!
>
>Again, just like a kid in a candy store, you can't help yourself but spew
>nonsense upon nonsense based on your hallucinatory speculations of
>political
>configurations you keep fooling yourself as wise political punditry. What
>is
>wrong with you? Don't you have any sense of shame? You shamelessly parrot
>the
>same irrational nonsense as if you when you write these things, a gun
>toting
>lunatic stands right next to you dictating to you what to write.Like one of
>those fanatics obsessed with ghoulish imageries of a looming Jawara
>comeback
>you continue to peddle the same garbage we've debunked ages ago. In this
>instance, you commented:
>
>"There is no doubt in my mind that the current disarray within the
>opposition
>is caused by none other than Sir Dawda, a vet by profession. he knows the
>mentality of our people so much that he can mesmirize the majority into
>believing that the best thing that ever happened to The Gambia was the PPP.
>He knew from day one that the for the PPP to stand any reasonable chance of
>coming back to power they needed the support of those who, while not
>necessarily in support of the PPP, do not support the APRC either. The
>question now arises as to which of the opposition parties is in a better
>position to provide that support base and therefore the best target for a
>merger (hostile take over if need be). The PDOIS is definitely not a
>candidate because of their ideology. The GPD and NRP can also be discounted
>because of their limited support base. The NCP could also be counted out
>because of the unbridgeable gap between SM Dibba and the rest of the PPP
>leadership."
>
>What nonsense. Needless all these are but figments of your feverish
>imagination. You keep bringing up these racy conspiracy theories as if you
>are working on some spy novel premised on some Cold War era encounter of
>Russian and American Intelligence services. Where is the evidence that
>Dibba
>was deliberately sidelined by the Alliance because he is dispensable and
>deemed a liability? The reality is - as affirmed by Dibba himself - right
>from the onset of the abrogation of Decree 89, he was working with both the
>GPP, PPP and UDP with the ultimate intention of creating an Opposition
>Alliance. It didn't work out not because of the racy conspiracy theory you
>tendered as a reason; rather, Dibba wanted to lead the Alliance and he
>didn't
>garner enough votes to carry the day. Notwithstanding that setback, it
>appears that there is a glimmer of hope of reaching a credible compromise
>with Dibba and the NRP. Opposition politicians are working overtime to
>reach
>a compromise and or settlement that will incorporate Opposition dissenters
>into the scheme of things that makes the Alliance.
>
>Pa Modou, nothwithstanding your damned lies, there is indeed an Alliance
>comprising the UDP, GPP and PPP. Treacherous and panic-stricken morons like
>you are quivering in your office chairs because you know that the end is
>well
>nigh. Come October your butt will be kicked out of that office and a more
>competent individual - who doesn't waste taxpayers money whiling away
>precious time and resources on the internet peddling foolish arguments -
>will
>be chosen to rescue the decadence and mismanagement that your likes, with
>the
>help of Jammeh, have wrought on that ailing corporation - GAMTEL. I hope
>you
>have started counting the days to October 18 - doomsday on earth for you
>and
>your APRC cronies.
>
>Hamjatta Kanteh
>
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