Ljd, I never mentioned Nana as
a role model, in fact I don't know the fellow besides recalling his name from Gambian papers.
Furthermore, my observation is not only based on him but several other prominent Gambians praising jammeh. The other day on grts I heard alh. Mansour njie together with other elders from bjl continue to praise him. In my recent trip to bjl, everything seems quite and normal. It didn't feel like jammeh ever existed. On the contrary, things are different in the eyes of the diasporans. So are we seeing better than all those find men.../
On Friday, February 22, 2013, Y Jallow <
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> Well put dearest Lamin.
>
> I think Cherno should know that Nana Grey whatever doesn't mean anything more than the many selfish politicians who don't give a sh** about other citizens' plight, as long their breads are buttered.
>
> Tighten your seat belt and be ready for quite bit of a ride. It is not the first and will not be last. It shouldn't surprise you either.
>
> In a dictatorship, we have a whole constituent of people who don't believe in standards or principles. They are swayed by the wind. Selfishness in the name of patriotism is their motto. They are trapped in their own reality worlds such that when they look through the mirrors, they see nothing bad that they are doing. They don't see the tears of the oppressed nor do they acknowledge the injustices being meted out by the terror regime. Some of them will be the same people dancing to another regime once Jammeh is booted out. A case in point was recently when DK's own soon wrote about Jammeh's development project from 1994 to date. What a shame that was! We know it is not sincere. How come they are not talking about the other happenings...the kubeyjara, the arbitrary arrests, killings,
etc....when you think about it just for a little, you realize the level of selfishness and hypocrisy loaded in some of these dangerous minds.
>
> As far as I concerned, these book authors will not fool me. History will judge and victory will certainly be for the oppressed. Those politicians out to fool citizens must be reminded that enough is enough. They can kiss A** all they want, and doesn't move me an inch, other than probably a lesson to ascertain that they are with the criminal ruler. That part I appreciate much and I don't have to sit here guessing about the idiot's position on matters Gambia.
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> Excuse my french but if there is anything like hell on this friday, both Nana Grey whatever, Jammeh and their bunch of a** kissers can go sink in hell, for all I care.
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> Yero
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>
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> Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2013 20:15:49 +0000
> From:
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> To:
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> C. Omar Kebbeh
> Why "every one"?
> Accomplishment, ostensible, or real, is not the same as conscience.
> When an inquiry revolves around an existential threat, conscience overrides.
> If Nana Grey Johnson is your role model, that is for you to deal with
>
>
> LJDarbo
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> Subject: [G_L] Did Jammeh buy every one? Nana Grey-Johnson's book on Jammeh's developments
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> Is Jammeh really loved by Gambians or he got everyone's pocket. I think the diasporan Gambians are missing something about Jammeh... Your thoughts
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> President Jammeh receives prominent Gambian writer
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> Friday, February 22, 2013
> A prominent Gambian writer Thursday met His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh at State House in Banjul.
> Shortly after meeting the Gambian leader, Nana Grey-Johnson, a veteran journalist cum writer, told reporters that he was at the presidency to discuss with the Gambian leader, about a book he is currently writing. The book, he said, depicts the numerous development projects championed by the Jammeh administration.
> “I have disc
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