Mr. Camara:
I am astonished that you have decided to contribute to an
issue previously discussed. I am of the opinion that you
have made a serious mistake in concluding that I was
making this up.
Are we the only ones reading Gambia-L? Don't we have
friends back home who we talk to and write to? Can we
say with certainty that every member in the APRC government
is indifferent? Do you know that Joe is being paid by the
APRC?
I stand by my accusation, and I hope Joe can provide his
phone records for the past six months. I thought this issue
was gone, but I am not afraid to defend my accusation. I
will, however, not reveal my source because the person
will be dismissed with immediate effect.
I will be at the ALD conference and will not be afraid to assert
my statements in front of Joe. It is a pitty that you can say
"I find that such false accusations are what had made many many Africans
assassinate their comrades during liberation struggles. You really should
either prove your allegations or send an apology to Joe." I will
be ready for any outcome. I owe no apology to Joe. By the way, since
you are a list manager, what are you doing with Joe insulting people on
the L?
Naphiyo,
Comrade ML Jassey-Conteh
-----Original Message-----
From: Momodou Camara <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: May 7, 2004 2:32 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: A Double Agent
Jassey Conteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Over the years I have defended the rights of Gambian people. I met Joe
>Sambou and I thought of him as a decent Gambian. I am now willing to risk
>my reputation and reveal to you that Joe Sambou is a double agent.
Jassey Conteh,
Stop this nonsense and foolish accusations of Joe Sambou for having a
friend in the Gambian Embassy that makes him qualified as a double agent. I
find that such false accusations are what had made many many Africans
assassinate their comrades during liberation struggles. You really should
either prove your allegations or send an apology to Joe.
Its fine if you want to be a presidential candidate in the next elections.
However, it’s disappointing to see that you engage in politics of character
assassinations.
Do you know that the wife of former prime minister of Denmark Mr. Poul
Nyrup Rasmussen’s was an opposition parliamentarian; at the same time the
sister of a minister in the same cabinet was a parliamentarian from another
opposition party?
In our own Gambia, Dr. Omar Touray (PDOIS) opposed his elder brother of
same mother Mr. Sajo Touray (PPP) in Sami district too during the 1992
elections. That is what political maturity is all about and it does not
make any of them double agents.
Although I have never met neither Joe nor yourself, I know that he is not
what you want us to believe. As for you, I still wonder where your loyalty
is because your party NCP is part of APRC now.
Momodou Camara
"It is much easier to split an atom than a prejudice"
Albert Einstein
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