KB Dampha:

Brilliant start! This is very healthy indeed, and I am looking forward to
reading more of your series. This one was very good. By the way, I'll always
send you feedbacks if and when necessary. With regard to my series entitled,
"My Messages to all Gambians", I can always resume them, if I was/am
convinced that they would not (again) fall on deaf ears, especially in terms
of the opposition parties, most of whom my postings were targetted/directed
at. I believe I stopped at message number 24.

To tell you the truth, when I started writing my series, I had meant
business, as they say here in B'ham, and would have definitely continued
them, but when I observed very closely the attitude of the opposition in
particular, it became clear to me that my messages have fallen on deaf ears.
The realities on the ground, if you know what I mean, have, frankly
speaking, discouraged me (at the time).

But I am sure your series would NOW motivate me to re-commence my messages
to all Gambians. In actual fact, I even started writing/working on a
pamphlet, "The Case for a Tactical Alliance", but decided to shelve/suspend
it until the picture from Banjul was clearer.

Yus and Hamadi: I enjoyed reading your last postings.

Regards,
Ebrima



>From: Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Moving Forward ---- Asset Recoveries
>Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2001 15:21:53 -0400
>
>In the same spirit I counseled here the other day that Subscribers versed
>in
>certain areas should try and draw out working papers for the Opposition as
>we move to October 2001, I will attempt to get the ball rolling by setting
>out what I hope will be the first post in a series of posts addressing HOW
>the Opposition is going to better the lot of Gambians when it is elected
>after the 2001 elections.
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