Lers,
Hamad to reiterate what you put out let's respect each others opinion and
view.Every Gambian has the right to support or oppose any political
party.Thanks everybody>>>>>.
Sariang.


>From: "Hamad S. Sallah" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: To Be Or Not To Be? Saul.
>Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 00:48:43 -0000
>
>LERS ,
>
>The level at which some members of the Gambia L are treating some of our
>compatriots who seems to profess a divergent view on our varied political
>tapestry is to say the least, very disgusting and intolerant.
>
>I cannot imagine in my mind's eye, how come some participants in our search
>for proper and appropriate solutions to our political ills as nation, have
>come to appoint themselves as the custodians of fine political thoughts.
>
>The unsubstantiated/fabricated statements and vindicative manners with
>which
>our brother Saul and etal have mop- handled our brother Harona is one
>example that comes to mind.
>
>I am  a living witness to the fine and almost enviable journalistic
>characteristics that Harona has demonstrated during his stint with the GRTS
>and any claim by anyone that he is something otherwise is very, very untrue
>and unpatriotic.
>
>As we move forward in our struggle to shape a better nation, we must be
>prepared to suppress our emotional sentiments and also not to mixed
>personal
>sentiments with national politics. National politics is not a personality
>matter, it is more than that. It embraces everything within the
>geo-political classification of a given political territory and cannot
>therefore be personalised or sentimentalised. To attack Harona for his
>political neutrality is to me, prejudicial in that political neutrality is
>one positive step that could ultimately lead to belonging to an organised
>political entity/party. It cannot be dismissed as lack of concern for the
>nation's health and well-being. His expressed announcement of neutrality
>has
>for all intents and purposes severed him from any claim in any circles that
>he is politically affiliated with either the APRC, PDOIS, NRP and UDP and
>for that matter cannot therefore be associated with belonging to any party
>because of his previous work with the GRTS.
>
>Harona has every right to sit on the fence and to sit there comfortably for
>that matter. If anyone on the L want to be respected and recognised for
>their contribution he/she must desist from engaging in the type of
>aggressive- sentimental lack of substance attacks and or baseless
>dismissals
>of the political entitlements of fellow members.
>
>Assalamu Alaikum !
>
>Sallah
>
>
>>From: saul khan <[log in to unmask]>
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>><[log in to unmask]>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: To Be Or Not To Be? Saul.
>>Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 12:47:44 -0000
>>
>>Alagi,
>>
>>Thanks a lot for your advice. I simply have no intention of satisfying
>>this
>>boy's desire to demonstrate to the Jammeh people that he's still one of
>>them. Just for the record, what you said checks EXACTLY with what a
>>journalist who knows this boy well told me this morning. The fellow
>>actually
>>thought he Harona is my boy, because as soon as I mentioned his name, the
>>guy told me "What are you doing with that clown? Don't tell me he's your
>>boy? He's a big 'Falseor' (phoney.) Oh yes, a big extrovert. A real Jammeh
>>sycophant. He loves suits! Big ties! Foral. Kibiri..." This was EXACTLY
>>what
>>the guy said. I had to tell him to slow down. Also that he Harona only
>>likes
>>to be the center of attention, no matter where. "He was here running after
>>Fat Sanneh all over the place. He even had a problem with Tombong like
>>little school boys, etc, etc" I am quoting verbatim what a reporter told
>>me
>>this morning. I felt sad for the boy because he's so young. But if the
>>mere
>>mention of your name evokes such characterization from people you've
>>worked
>>with in a professional environment, there's something terribly wrong. Sad.
>>That's our Mr. Neutral though, a nationally notorious Yaya Jammeh
>>sycophant
>>and extrovert. So, no sweat here Alagi, I'm through with this boy, because
>>I
>>know exactly what I'm dealing with.
>>Good morning.
>>
>>Saul.
>>
>>
>>I am kindly requesting you to quit this issue with Harona for now and
>>focus
>>on more pressing ones. There is time for almost everything and when the
>>actual time comes, surely we will be able to identify/ know who is who.
>>
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