Comrade,
  We must remain calm despite all the frustrations involved.I know you must
be saying geez! look who is talking.Yes we are all disgusted by what happened,
yes I hate this regime more than you do, BUT we must reason and find a
constructive approach. From what I understand, Mr Bojang was invited as an
honoree long before this tragic events occurred so maybe this will put your
second concern into perspective. Back to your initial concern, by way I
must say you got me lost here, Comrade we DON'T need an opposition, THE
PEOPLE ARE THE OPPOSITION for crying out loud.

In a nutshell comrade, let this guys(Mr Bojang and who knows maybe Tombong)
show up, then folks such as myself who really need this opportunity, will
use it and set the record straight. It's one thing to say all you want on the 'L'
but we'll see if you really have something to say. Wouldn't that make
you happier or  would you rather post for the heat of the moment just as
rest here of us. Think about it. What is paramount here is getting some
kind of closure. .
                                                           Regards,
                                                           George

If that is the case, then the opposition should be there too.  Remember the
4th of July festivities have never been political.  Bojang is welcome as any
other ordinary Gambian, but he should not be invited as an honoree.  What
kind of message are we sending to the dictator?

Comrade,

Muhammad Lamine Jassey-Conteh


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