Malik, exactly my sentiment.  Why don't he test the water and may be, just
may be, his mentor would replicate his success?  Better yet, what happen to
going to Banjul to reconnect with his long lost pal?  Ebou Jallow is
struggling with the realization that he is not an island by himself and
unless you fess up to your crime(s), you shall not be allowed back into
civilized society.  Is this not the same guy that said he is not answerable
to the people but to Jammeh?  Then why is he continuously trying to weasel
his way into our midst.  All this nonsense regurgitating greek philosophy is
nothing but a poor excuse to sophistry.  If it is your interest to indulge
in such activity, word of advice, please be original in your analysis and
say it in YOUR OWN WORDS.  Cutting and pasting from different texts is
called plagiarism.  Writing is something you cannot fake.  Folks on this
list can differentiate what came from you Ebou, based on other material you
submitted, and what you gobbled up from some text.

Chi Jaama

Joe Sambou


>From: malik kah <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: CRISES MANAGEMENT
>Date: Thu, 23 May 2002 13:36:10 +0000
>
>If Jammeh were to take such action and sue St. Johns it would be a blessing
>in disguise to all Gambians because evidence would have to be tendered
>against him with regards to the killing of the Gambian school children and
>that would help highlight hitherto unanswered questions. Foremost would be
>who gave command to execute innocent law abiding school kids, further to
>that would be Koro's case and you Ebou Jallow would make a very important
>wittness considering all the allegations you made, I hope Jammeh heeds to
>your shuttle advice and pursue such a course of action. Litigation is
>easier
>said than done. You don't just walk to the courts get a verdict in favour,
>remeber litigation is adversarial hence both partise will tender evidence
>eithwer to refute allegations or buttress a point. With regards to Jammeh
>he
>stand no chance and all his dirty laundrette will be out in the open, how
>exciting that would be.
>
>In fact Ebou why don't you initiate such an action as a test case,  after
>all a lot of things had been said about which you vehemently detested and
>regard as libelous. I am sure with all the money stack in you account you
>can afford a decent lawyer to fight your case and am sure as a dignified
>person you may want your good name cleared.
>
>
>>From: Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
>><[log in to unmask]>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: CRISES MANAGEMENT
>>Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 17:21:16 -0400
>>
>>No Dave calling Jammeh is neither profane nor an insult, but I will
>>tell you what it could be though- It can be plain irresponsible, and
>>depending on the circumstances even libelous.   One can understand to
>>some degree that Jammeh is a public figure therefore susceptible to all
>>kinds of vicious rumors.   Nevertheless,  Jammeh reserves all rights to
>>initiate legal actions in the State of New York against St. John’s
>>University.   If it could be proven that there is a history of
>>malicious intent, and that G-L allows such false and reckless materials
>>be published without regard as to whether it is true or false, then St.
>>John’s University could be liable- N.Y. Times v Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254,
>>84 S.Ct.710, 11 L.Ed.2d 686.
>>
>>Again to echo Jabou, one simply has to observe some self-restraint and
>>be more responsible on the assertions of facts which may humiliate,
>>defame or hold anybody to obloquy.
>>
>>Ebou
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