Kejau, we should not make the mistake of giving any credit to Dr. Janneh for his part in coaxing the media community to register with the Media Commisson by extending the registeration period. All those attempts were tricks in trying to get the media into accepting the Commission as it was thereby signing their own dead warrants. The media figured out things for themselves and whatever Dr.Janneh or anyone else did the core members of the media that mattered with the exception of the DO were not going to register with the Commission as it was. So, no credit to Janneh here. There was even media blackout on the day registeration was due hence they had no option but to repeal the Act and then come with other new measures like the Newspaper amendment act that Prince talked about. My message to Prince is keep them coming. I am eagerly awaiting for your next installment to help the lazy ones like my self to remember. Musa Jeng! no, some of us small kids with crash high school certificates did things in the open right in the Gambia that the Doctor did not do. Nyang From: Modou Nyang <[log in to unmask]> To: The Gambiaand Related Issues Mailing List <[log in to unmask]>; "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Monday, December 3, 2012 2:46 AM Subject: Re: [G_L] Dr. Janneh. From: Kejau Touray <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Sent: Monday, December 3, 2012 2:18 AM Subject: Re: [G_L] Dr. Janneh. Demba and others have a point to some extend that Dr. Janneh came into the cabinet after the media bill and although he dined and wined with the dictator during serious atrocities being committed against our people such as during the brutal assassination of Deyda Hydara and the arson and brutal attack on the Independence, he is said to have played vital roles in fighting the dictatorial rule such as extending the time frame for media houses to register under the harsh media laws and tabling the bill for the repealing of that same media laws which resulted in his sacking. The concern of many here however is his acceptance of the cabinet position in the first place after criticizing those who did before he himself accepted the position. In effect, his integrity is very questionable and the fact that he never tendered any resignation until he was fired leave much to be desired. Folks have a right to be critical. The tendencies to put everyone who ever worked for the government in capacities that are not part of the executive, under the same criticism is however unfair. Kejau > Demba, you should do yourself a favor and quit serving as Dr. Janneh's > lead Defense Attorney. You once said you've never met or spoken to Dr. > Janneh before, but at the same time you have the (for lack of better term) > guts to accord him a lot of credit and admiration for his so called > bravery and selflessness after his humiliating hard fall. It is just > embarrassing to receive these revelations about your hero while he was in > office. I warned that it was unwise for you to unilaterally avail yourself > to Janneh's defense before you even know much about him. I also told you > that it was not so much of what Dr. Janneh publicly said about his actions > while in office, but insteadn, any sensitive information he has held back > thus far. Common sense teaches you that Dr. Janneh, who by your own > account, doesn't know you, not close to you, would not surrender his top > secrets to you. You said Dr. Janneh only served 8 months in the Jammeh > Cabinate, we now know, at > least by Prince's account, to be a misleading statement. Janneh in fact > served 15 months, You also alleged that it was Jammeh who went for > Janneh, which by many accounts was not the case, the list goes on and on. > I think your consistent attempt to dilute the PPP regime into this > current discussion is clearly a sign of desperation, too irrelevant and > evasive on your part. I personally took a pause to see if you or some who > has the same talking points as you would come up with a different data > refuting that of Prince, instead here you come again swinging at > everyone. Now we know your Professor's views on journalists and > journalism while he was licking Yaya's boots. You take this positive > scrutiny of Dr. Janneh personal. I would suggest that you go ahead and > apologize to all for your misleading statements in support of Janneh. At > this point, you may wanna consider entering into a plea-bargain on behalf > of your client. > Mballehjam, > Pa. 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