Prince,
      My credentials in literature are as sophisticated as literature
itself, so i won't worry about your usual bluffy styles!
      Call me Essa thats your bloody business! insults started from your
rotten camp.What is more insulting than what EJ Ceesay wrote on Kinza
Jawara.Kinza was his prey all these days! Where were you with your
hypocritical tongue?Where Mr.Prince or Gauloise?
      Ha! fisheries and ministerial positions are for those of you who are
befriending your key boards as very ambitious politicians,to hail.I am a
business man i am not the one who should be "sikaring" for  positions.I f
that is reserved for Essa well,
good luck and you may try getting a fishing boat as well.
      Ps:one thing Obrien why didn't you equally attempt to correct my
quotations from Balzac.Are you one of those 'bidong' intellectuals?
African opposition members like you are the hiding Joshua Nkomos! He fought
against colonialism and later deserted his own camp only to satisfy his
greedy political ambition.
      I won't be surprised to hear you guys fight over ministerial posts
when your "mirage" gvt enters the state house.
AL K.


>From: Prince Obrien-Coker <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: ATTN: Alieu S. Keita.
>Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 22:50:31 +0100
>
>Your Excellency,
>
>I have no intention to take you on but you are really bent on distracting
>the
>Gambia-L, but I am sorry to inform you that all members of the Gambia-L are
>busy
>with more pressing issues. You can write whatever you want about Ebrima
>Ceesay,
>but Ebrima Jogomai Ceesay, as you respectfully called him,  and his SOURCES
>will
>not seize to expose the iniquities of the Jammeh regime. Howling insults on
>individuals of Gambia-L can not stop it. Your attempt to shunt the issues
>on
>Gambia-L is futile. Please use another strategy or tactic or whatever.
>You called be a psychiatrist in your last piece. I am not, but with people
>like
>you around any Dickon, Tam and Haddy could be one.
>And furthermore, Please get your Literature together. Where did Caesar say
>"He
>who enjoys no music........" ?And
>which Caesar said it? I think you wanted to quote Lorenzo in "The Merchant
>Of
>Venice" Act 5, scene i, Line 79 when he said to Jessica:
>
>".....The man that hath no music in himself,
>Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds,
>Is fit for treason, stratagems and spoils...."
>
>I honestly can not see how we fit into this quotation.
>By the way, Caesar is a title like President, King, Kaiser, Shah. It is not
>the
>name of an individual. There were many Caesars in Roman times and it is
>always
>spelt with a capital C.
>
>Prince
>
>P.S.
>One more thing. Please start learning about Fisheries. Radio "Kang-Kang"
>has it,
>that you are tipped for the post when the longest serving member of Yaya's
>murderous regime decides to retire or be fired in the Spring.

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