Dampha:

I will not beat this into the ground but you should be very careful about
these stories you occasionally string together. This is just a head-up from
me which I think you should take in good faith.  Obviously, one has to have a
more in-depth track history of the man to make the assessments and statements
you made about him a few days ago. You made the conclusion that he is scared
of the terrorist, Baba Jobe, simply because he hung up the phone on a
reporter.  I am sure you realize that he could have done this for a variety
of reasons, not just because he is scared of this Jobe character.

Anyway, I simply do not have the time nor the energy to debate this issue so
this my last comment about this particular one.  Again, there is a thin
boundary between fact and fiction with some of these stories on the L
recently, but I am sure you see all your pieces and commentaries as the whole
truth and nothing but the truth.  Time will tell my brother..  Rest assured,
however, that we shall be looking at these stories just a bit more closely in
the future....

Have a nice evening at Victor Evans :)

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