Hi Gassa,
         I would like to take this opportunity to thank you very much for
your understanding in the Gambia-L and let you know that Hamjatta Kanteh has
no respect for a humanbeing; so when you want to exchange words with him be
very careful with him if you choose to communicate with him on certain
matters.I don't know you but it appears that you are an excellent and a
polite person whose choice of words are very good. Hamjatta is a very rude
person and has respect for no one on this earth;I was told that this is how
he even behaves on his parents so there is no doubt about his behavior.I
wish i can  see  him in the Gambia today I take him to a very bitter task I
promise.Infact 95% people in the Gambia here don't like him even without
seeing him because of his attitude on the Gambia-L and the way he uses
abusive words on people,he completely lacks home training and you should not
entertain him at all,please take my this advise and stop exchanging words
with him. As I am writnig this e-mail people are talking about his rudeness
on the street every damn day and night so stay away from his rudeness.This
was why Halifa sallah called him as a narrow minded person who cannot see
beyong his finger tips without studying dictionary and copying some of his
instructors' words. He thinks that going to London to study means he should
be rude on people who can even father him. This is because he come from a
very poor family and thinks his going to London will lift their family
status and he should be boastful about that. So stay away from his rudeness
that has no merit and that will one day throw him into a regrettable
situation.
Thank you for now and best wishes

                                              ousman badgy(Gambia)


>From: Jungle Sunrise <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: The dangers of narrow-mindedness.
>Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2001 19:40:01 +0000
>
>Hamjatta,
>
>If for one moment you think I will follow you in the personal attacks, then
>you are a bigger fool than I thought. Downing pintas at ComeInn? If that is
>what you think will silence me then keep dreaming. Like I have said before,
>I will be all over you lot, believe me.
>
>By the way I am yet to hear any agenda for the merged UDP/PPP party you so
>much want to defend. As far as the majority of Gambians are concerned, what
>had been will never be allowed here again. Systematic pillage of the
>economy, nepotism and systematic looting of state coffers by civil servants
>with what seemed to be state sanctioned impunity will no more be tolerated
>by Gambians. Have you ever wondered were all the loans taken in the name of
>the people were spent? We have been told before that Gambia's external debt
>grew from over 400 million Dollars to over 500 million Dollars during the
>past seven years. I will be confirming these figures later this week. If
>this is the case, where did all that money borrowed pre-94 go? Whatever
>happened to GRT? Do you remember how we were being burdened by the ERP, in
>the 80s while ex-president Jawara was busy buying the Mansa Killas and the
>Mansa killabas? My friend get real. These are the issues that concern
>Gambians and not Pamodou's life style which you know nothing about. Over
>the
>next days I will be giving reasons why this merger should and would fail.
>The UDP made a big tactical error by falling for this so called coalition
>with the PPP at the expense of other parties and this will be clear come
>October.
>
>Have a good day, Gassa.
>
>PS: Have you done a good comparison between the dangers of
>naroow-mindedness
>and your mentality? There are soooo many similarities, it is unbelievable.
>
>
>
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