Brother Kabir,

I am sorry if you are offended and please accept my apology.
As far as examples are concerned ,the zakat committee does not share confidential information of zakat requests to the public .It is only for our own records and I hope you understsnd that too.
Again
You are entitled to your opinion and what others do with their personal lives is their business . I will now put this matter to rest and close this chapter in our relationship.
Let us move forward please and look towards a better future.
If the present Government has offended you please direct it to them not me . i did not do any of what you have said therefore I cannot be responsible for anyone's mistakes not even my own son.
Thanks again
and sorry if I have offended you.

Habib

Amadu Kabir Njie wrote:

> I meant to write:
>
> But we are humans and therefore must have consciences. We cannot behave like sheep or zombies just because we find it most convenient! I wonder why you find it justifiable to call for the boycott of certain institutions, like McDonalds for example, because of their policies in Arab lands but can't seem to extend that justification to issues like the one at hand. I say it is because of sheer hypocrisy! Principles should be consistent and not waived in some instances and maintained in others.
>
> Kabir.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Amadu Kabir Njie <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: 25. september 1999 20:52
> Subject: Re: [Dictator Jammeh]
>
> Habib wrote:
>
> "Brother Kabir
> "you are entitled to your opinion .
> I just want to let you know that when someone comes to the center to ask for help they do not have the type of conscience you are talking about . They just want to survive. Many of
> your distant relatives have needed our services and we are glad to help them.
> Thank you for all your  support .
>
> "I hope you will one day be in a position to help out in a more positive way
> Wasalaam"
>
> Brother Habib,
>
> When you say "Many of your distant relatives have needed our services and we are glad to help them", you should go on and give examples of which of 'my distant relatives' you are talking about. I hope no relative of mine, distant or close, would need to seek support from dirty money!
>
> Your attitude is the type that encourages public officers to embezzle public funds with the 'justification'  that "A sheep grazes where it is tethered". Human beings reducing themselves to the level of a sheep in order to justify their crime.
>
> But we are humans and therefore must have consciences. We cannot behave like sheep or zombies just because we find it most convenient! I wonder why you find it justifiable to call for the boycott of certain institutions, like McDonalds for example, because of their policies in Arab lands but can't seem to extended that justification to issues like the one at hand. I say it is because of sheer hypocrisy! Principles should be consistent and not waived in some instances and maintained in others.
>
> Regards.
>
> Kabir.
>
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