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Pa Nderry,
 
Thank you for your apology but I would also like to see the apology  
published in your paper since the story was carried in that paper also. I would  also 
like to see my entire first email to you, as well as this one in your  paper 
since you have edited the last part of that first email when you put it in  
your paper. I would like to see you follow through to exercise the  transparency  
you say your publication stands for in carrying all  commentary whether 
favourable to your paper or not.
 
It is not a matter of discomfort or  embarassment caused by the story  you 
published about my sister because frankly, perhaps you can tell me what  there 
is to be embarassed about  the fact that my sister used to be  married to Tam 
Jasseh years ago and they do have a child. The intention  here in my view was 
not to embarrass anyone but to attempt to implicate people  in a most devious 
way without a shred of evidence. Furthermore, you and  your source feel it 
necessary to talk about the private life of my sister, who  she had a child with 
and who is whose biological father and where people's  children go to school,  
as well as whether the attendance of a graduation  was a genuine trip for that 
purpose or not.
Is this information that will help to free Gambians from tyranny in your  
view?
 
Frankly,  deliberately publishing such information about anyone cannot  be 
for any other reason than the intent to maliciousIy slander someone  with the 
intention to manufacture insinuations intended to cause  trouble for people and 
it is trash journalism pure and simple. If you want  your paper to be taken 
seriously and not seen as a vehicle to be used  to slander people for whatever 
personal reason the author may  have, then have your sources stick to the 
relevant issues and you have  to take responsibility for what you print in your 
paper. The blame cannot go to  your sources because you are ultimately liable for 
what you publish in your  paper and as a journalist, I am sure you know that. 
 I fail to see how  you could have published such information in your paper 
if it was not deliberate  because I am certain that you review information your 
sources send to  you before publishing them. Neither you nor your sources 
know my sister and if  you have a bone to pick with anyone, then please do not 
use my sister as a  pawn in that venture.
 
Jabou Joh
In a message dated 5/18/2006 5:07:47 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
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Hi  Sister Jabou Joh,

Your concerns are well noted. We  apologise for any discomfort the report of 
Bufaaleh might have caused to you  and your family. This paper is not in the 
business of witch haunting  individuals and we deeply regretted any 
embarrassment his report might have  caused. If  We can fully remember, you are one of 
those who praised us  for doing a great job when we just came in. Your call for 
Gambians both at  home and abroad to  rally behind the Freedom Newspaper to 
expose the  monster at Banjul Yahya Jammeh is on record for all to see. We never 
doubted  your commitment to the struggle. 

On behalf of the Freedom Newspaper management, I  want to  assure  you and 
your sister that this paper do not harbour any personal  vendetta against Katty 
Joh. As far as we are concerned, you are a "valued  contributor and supporter" 
of the Freedom Newspaper. Feel free to draw our  attention whenever you think 
that we are not doing justice to some of the  issues we covered. We hope you 
will continue to work and network with this  leading paper, which you 
cherished, for its commitment to end tyranny and  dictatorship in The Gambia.  Have a 
great day.

Cheers,

Pa Nderry M'Bai.





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Pa Nderry,

I have spoken out against the APRC  regime ever since they started killing 
Gambians and obliterating our  constitution and with it our human rights. My 
family respects my views on  this issue, and I will continue to speak out 
against 
the regime so long as  they are there and engaged in the atrocities against 
our people that they  are engaged in. I have also been an ardent defender of 
free  speech.
However, I would like to ask you and "Bulfaleh" what relaying my  sister's 
past personal life in cyber space and in your paper has to do  with the 
struggle? What exactly is being implied by talking about who my  sister had a 
child 
with years ago and what that implies? Does "Bulfaleh"  have insight into what 
my sister thinks of or feels about someone who she  happened to have been 
married to years ago? How does discussing that  private affair impact the 
attempt to fight the injustice that Jammeh is  heaping on our people? 
I think that there is a need to decipher between  what is exposing corruption 
and what is just an unchecked attempt to  malign innocent people and the 
latter tends to erode credit. 
Jabou  Joh


In a message dated 5/17/2006 8:23:20 A.M. Central Daylight  Time, 
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PANORAMA with  'Bulfaaleh'-President Jammeh's Mother evaucated to 
Belgium-GAMS PETROLEUM  FOOTS THE BILL.


JAMMEH'S MUM FLOWN 
TO BELGIUM FOR  TREATMENT
President Jammeh seriously exposed! 
President Jammeh  seriously exposed! How the mother flown to Belgium? 
President Snubbing the  US hospitals by sending his mother to Belgium? 
This further confirms what  some people have been saying i.e. President 
Jammeh is not so happy with  Washington because he calls them “DOUBLE 
STANDARDS“ 
during the early  days of his 1994 coup. This was the time when America and 
civilized  nations around the world imposed sanctions against the military 
boys  
without a vision. American and other Western countries were right when  they 
imposed sanctions. But Jammeh with his little head thought that he  was being 
punished unjustly. This was far from the reality. Freedom loving  nations 
will 
never support or work with military governments who came  through the barrel 
of 
the gun. Jammeh came without getting the mandate of  the people and he will 
certainly leave sooner or later. 

JAMMEH  WORRIED ABOUT HIS MUM'S HEALTH!!!
He reacts in this childish manner when  angry with a country or people. If 
Jammeh wanted he could have asked  Muhammed to foot the bill and then send 
his 
mother to Washington as he  used to do. It is said that the President's 
mother 
is in drips. She is not  too well according to the source I spoke. The old 
woman's illness is going  to add up because President Jammeh has accused one 
of 
her guards of witch  craft. This is another story that is emerging from the 
woods. President  has a lot of issues. He is gone crazy. 
GAMS PETROLUM CONTROVERSY
One  Muhammed the proprietor and a co-owner of GAMS PETROLEUM storage. There 
is  a storage system being built at Mandinari this will in replacement of the 
 
old one in Half-Die. Reliable sources have revealed that President Jammeh  is 
a share holder in this company. 
Muhammed is the 3rd co-owner of  this company therefore he is ready to foot 
the bill about the President's  mother's hospitalization in Belgium. 
Amadou Samba is another partner in  GAMS PETROLEUM. 
Amadou Samba is also a partner in GAMS PETROLEUM company.  Mr.Samba was seen 
at the Banjul International airport traveling to the US  with his wife Kati 
Joh some days back. He was there to attend his adopted  daughter's graduation 
ceremony. This a daughter of one Kati Joh Amadou's  present wife. Highly 
placed 
sources revealed that Kati and detained former  Immigration director Tamseer 
Jasseh had a kid well before she got married  to Amadou Samba. This is the 
reason why President Jammeh has to watch his  steps. He is in a circle he 
does not 
really know. Banjul is a small place.  At least Kati Joh will not hate Jasseh 
for goodness sake. Neither would  Amadou hate him. Those who know Amadou will 
not be surprised to see him  sacrifice anyone for the sake of his business 
interests. 
I met someone  at the arch before sending in this piece who was so furious 
with Amadou  Samba. The woman believes that Amadou cares less about any 
relative 
when  his interest stands. The same source said that the only reason why 
Amadou  went to the USA was to get more contracts under the pretext of 
attending a  
graduation ceremony. Actually Mr. Samba's own biological kids are  presently 
studying in London according to the source I met. 

Posted  on Wednesday, May 17, 2006 (Archive on Tuesday, May 30, 2006)
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