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| Date: | Tue, 29 May 2001 12:55:49 -0700 |
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MS Gillen,
After the event, I think the organisers of the ADL
would regret that they invited the APRC with it's
genocide supporting ideologues.
For them, this is a new opportunity to send their
ministers for other business whilst avoiding the risk
of being booed, harassed, and followed everywhere by
members of the democracy movement in the States.
Whilst the organisers are full of good intentions for
the country, Joof and his padded delegation came for
some other more pressing errand for their master.
If ALD matters can give them the respect they so
desparetely need, why not the convention of mayors to
be held in Banjul later this year. See them again in
Atlanta.
--- Ramatoulie Gillen <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
on his audience about 10minutes after I seated
him. Sensing the audience's anger, Joseph simply
lectured us about building bridges between all
Gambians in the world and the importance of
communication. Yet he did not allow us to
communicate with him. He needs to check the
meaning of communication in the
dictionary.........it is certainly not a one way
street.
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