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Amadu Kabir Njie <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 8 Feb 2002 04:26:00 -0500
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Jungle Sunrise wrote:



"... My friend, no less than three people who expressed their opposition to
this government were here not so long ago and not one of them is denying
the fact that the government has made tremendous progress towards the
development of this country. This has been made amply clear during the past
few days..."

Mr Gassama!

To begin with, my name is AMADU Kabir, not Abdel Kabir.

Now, your satement above could be quite misleading; that I (personally)did
not deny "the fact that the government has made tremendous progress towards
the development of this country" does not mean that I concur to the
contrary!

I wrote:

"...All I can say is that (surprisingly?) many Gambians at
home hold some
of the views that Musa Jeng made known here. Sometimes I felt like a fish
out of water."

Why did I sometimes "feel like a fish out of water?" Precisely because I
did not share some of those views. Please also note the word "surprisingly"
in brackets.

Roads? I even had to take a trip to a welder's to fix my exhaust pipe due
to their sorry state. So please Mr. Gassama, I'm not one of your alibis.

Regards,

Kabir.

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