Momodou olly-mboge,
This is a wonderful initiative. Enen though my schedule is very tight, I would
like to take part in this discussion. I will try my very best to be there. If you
can arrange for it to take place on a saturday that will be very great. I'll take
a train or bus or whatever and join you for that weekend. This is just a request
to be considered ONLY if it does't create inconvenniences. Let it start as early
as possible so that ample time will be available to deal with this issue
thoroughly. Book the venue for the whole day, if possible. I would also suggest
that you try to find other people who are of Hamjatta's opinion, may be Hamjatta
can ask some of his professors or others known to him, to make it more lively,
and also to ensure that, just in case Hamjatta for some reasons cannot be there,
the debate can still take place. Ah, this will be an interesting encounter. I
really hope to finally understand how PDOIS is collaborating with Jammeh and
strenghtening his hand, there must be something I am missing. Well, I wish you
all success. I will also encourage all those who habour similar sentiments with
Hamjatta to come out boldly and join the debate. In addition, I will contact
people like Tajudeen, the secretary of the Pan African Movement, to see if they
can also be there. Looking forward.
Regards
Alpha Robinson
momodou olly-mboge wrote:
> Hamjatta,
>
> I am greatly honoured to be delegated such a responsibility. I will be
> sending a mail to Halifa for his opinion. I have already spoken to some
> people here in London who are willing to help.
>
> I can assure you that the moderator will not be PDOIS biased. If anything
> the person i have in mind is a sceptic. Regardless of his scepticism, he is
> a person of high intellect and intergrity.
>
> Those of us who are 'openly and nakedly PDOIS biased' still yearn to see a
> forum that is open and fair. In my small way i will see to it that if this
> encounter comes to fruition, such a spirit will guide us.
>
> There is nothing more exciting than two intellectuals thrashing out their
> differences.
>
> With our concerted efforts we can build a better future for our children in
> the Gambia and Africa. We deserve better.
>
> Have a very entertaining weekend.
>
> Sincere greetings,
>
> Mboge
>
> >From: Hamjatta Kanteh <[log in to unmask]>
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> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Re: Strengthening The Hand Of The Devil: African Leftists And
> > Dictatorships
> >Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 12:32:10 GMT
> >
> >Mr Mboge,
> >Be my guest and effect the necessary arrangements that will facilitate an
> >exchange. I hope we will not have a moderator who is openly and nakedly
> >PDOIS biased.
> >
> >Do not hesitate to contact me in private if it becomes necessary and do
> >please let me be aware of the date and other arrangement so i can be ready
> >and make space for it in my calendar.
> >
> >Sincerely,
> >Hamjatta Kanteh
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