Ous
You wrote;

"Notwithstanding, I just wanna remind you about your
demeanor during the years prior to the coup. I see
hypocritical cry-baby when you have the balls nowadays
to come out to the public and play the victim. You
should revisit your bleak past that shrouded with
sadism and arrogance."

With all due respect, I find your piece disheartening
to say this least. Mr Chongan should be commended for
giving us a vivid account of what happened at Mile II
prison. As I understand this is Mr Chongan's first
contribution to the "L" and unfortunately your
response to his honest account seems controversial.
I see no reason why you should cast eyebrows on Mr
Chonghan's ordeal at Mile II prison. In my view, this
was uncalled for, bearing in mind that Mr Chongan,
unlike other soldiers decided to resist the Coup but
had only to surrender when our so called defender of
the Constitution-President Jawara and some Cabinet
Ministers fled for Senegal.
I therefore think Chongan deserves some respect for
being a principled soldier/police officer in upholding
the Supreme law of The Gambia- The Constitution.

So my advise is for you to focus on those who fail to
abide by their oaths.

Have a wonderful day.

Sanusi


 --- Ousainou Ngum <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Mr.
Chongan:
>
>     It is indeed quite disturbing to learn about the
> terror you guys
> underwent while in detention immediately after the
> coup. I condemn such
> inhumane treatment towards any living being,
> especially when we're talking
> about millitary comrades.
>
>     Notwithtanding, I just wanna "remind" you about
> your demeanor during the
> years prior to the coup. I see a hypocritical
> cry-baby when you have the
> balls nowadays to come out to the public and play
> the victim. You should
> revisit your bleak past thats shrouded with sadism
> and arrogance.
>
>     I ain't get no beef; just that I thought it's
> prudent to remind a
> compatriot about his terrible past and the picture
> he's trying to paint
> about a gang of thugs who might even prove to be the
> better of two evils,
> had the tables turned around for a minute. I'm not
> trivializing the the
> gravity of the abuses you guys were subjected to.
> All I'm saying is that you
> were a worst monster during your years in uniform.
>
>     You can try to spin this, but the fact remains
> that you are equally
> monsterous. I would have said the same thing about
> Ebou Colley if I had
> known him to have abused his powers and privileges
> of an Army officer. No
> hard feelings Bro, I also felt that it's wise to
> share my insight as you
> have just done. Take care.
>
> Ous Ngum.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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