Suntou,
Why didn't you ask for an explanation? As far as I know, only Haruna 
did. Then I attached brief explanations. If you see gas stations, hair 
salons, shopping centres, mosques, private homes, privately owned cell 
phone companies, supermarkets, embassies etc., why should I tell you 
that they are not owned by government? Can't you deduce that for 
yourself? Should I be held responsible if anyone takes credit for 
anything? Thanks.
Buharry.

----Original Message----
From: [log in to unmask]
Date: 2010-06-02 1:22 
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subj: Re: Fw: Raaki.con, GRTS and the Gambia Government (Continuation)

Buharry
The following statements are relevant in establishing sanity in the
unfortunate conversation.

*"The pictures I sent upon my return from Gambia helped many
people, especially those who have not been to Gambia in a while, to
adjust to the current realities of infrastructural development in the
country. Most
of what I sent was not built by government but by businesses and 
private
people. I did
not claim anywhere that all I sent was built by the government. We all 
know
that
the poverty, hardship, human rights issues are there and we are 
provided
with
material daily to illustrate these." Buharry Gassama*
**
*Pictures speaks volume but with the dictator taking credit for 
everything,
a brief explanation could have done a lot of good. Thanks for this
clarification.*
*Suntou*



On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 7:56 PM, M. Gassama <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> (PS. I hit the send button too early by mistake. Here is the full
> version.)
>
> The pictures I sent upon my return from Gambia helped many
> people, especially those who have not been to Gambia in a while, to
> adjust to the
> current realities of infrastructural development in the country. Most
> of what I sent
> was not built by government but by businesses and private people. I 
did
> not claim
> anywhere that all I sent was built by the government. We all know 
that
> the poverty,
> hardship, human rights issues are there and we are provided with
> material daily to illustrate
> these. I chose to send material that reflects another aspect of 
Gambia
> that is not in the same state that many left it years and decades 
ago.
> If you deem that to be propaganda for Yaya, be my guest. I will
> sympathise with PDOIS but that will not stop me from promoting Gambia
> nor
> will I allow people like you to censor me or define for me what I 
will
> show. If want, you can go to Gambia, take pictures of the worst 
places,
> of starving people, of misery and put it on Suntoumana and expose the
> "GREATER EVIL in the Jammeh administration."
>
>
> You also wrote:
> "To this end, certain Gambians are uneasy with Buharry's new 
strategy,
> and if folks should see things contrary to his liking, that is
> democracy also. Essa Sey may have been on the wrong side of the 
fence,
> but he has done a lot more in correcting his ways."
>
> Suntou, you are very dangerous. What new strategy? Did I tell you I
> have a strategy? What is the aim of this strategy? Are you trying to
> make people think that I have a hidden agenda? You are doing the same
> thing that Essa did. However, Essa was man enough to declare his
> beliefs no matter how fallacious. You are hiding behind obscure
> accusations and withdrawals to ascribe to me what is only a figment 
of
> your imagination. How many Gambians are uneasy? I am an insignificant
> being in the scheme of things. Tell those Gambians who are uneasy not
> to visit Raaki because we want them to remain at ease, have a coke, a
> smile and go build sites where they can "expose the GREATER EVIL in 
the
> Jammeh administration." Whilst at it, listen to what Essa said in his
> interview. He was not suspicious of anything. He was accusing Raaki 
and
> those behind it of specific things. Have a good evening.
> Buharry.
>
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-- 
Surah- Ar-Rum 30-22
"And among His signs is the creation of heavens and the earth, and the
difference of your languages and colours. Verily, in that are indeed 
signs
for men of sound knowledge." Qu'ran

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