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>Published: August 10, 2012
>US Hair braider wins lawsuit challenging Utah rules
>Jestina Clayton, Esther Clayton – Photo: AP
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>SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah woman who braids hair to supplement her family's
income has won a federal lawsuit against the state over its licensing process
for her craft, arguing state regulations violated her right to earn a living.
>A federal judge ruled this week that the state's requirement that Jestina
Clayton get a cosmetology license to braid hair was "unconstitutional and
invalid" because regulations are irrelevant to Clayton's profession.
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>Clayton, 30, sued last year after she found it would be illegal to run a
hair-braiding business without a license, in part because of public health and
safety concerns. Clayton said she learned how to braid hair as a 5-year-old in
her West African home country of Sierra Leone, and she was doing it at her
suburban Salt Lake City home to support her three children — ages 7, 5 and 1
— while her husband finishes school.
>"I'm excited. I can't believe it," Clayton said of the ruling. "You go in with
the hope, but sometimes things don't go your way." U.S District Judge David Sam
in Salt Lake City said Utah's cosmetology licensing requirements are so
disconnected from hair-braiding "that to premise Jestina's right to earn a
living by braiding hair on that scheme is wholly irrational and a violation of
her constitutionally protected rights."
>Sam said the state couldn't prove a cosmetology license for hair-braiding is
needed to protect public health. He also said Utah has never investigated
whether any health or safety threats are associated with the practice.
>State attorney Laurie L. Noda, who represented Utah in the case, did not return
a telephone message Friday. Utah is among at least a half-dozen states that
require braiders to have full cosmetology licenses, while others such as
California and Arizona exempt braiders from such laws. About a dozen states,
including Texas and Florida, require specialized training, such as more than 30
hours in the classroom.
>In 2005, Mississippi removed a requirement that African-style braiders complete
1,500 hours of cosmetology classes or 300 hours of wig course work. Professional
braiders there now must take a self-guided test and pay a $25 fee.
>Utah requires that anyone working with hair, including hair braiders, take
about 2,000 hours of coursework for a cosmetology license. The state argues
working with hair requires knowledge of sanitation and sterilization to protect
public health.
>But the state acknowledged the curriculum and exam it requires for a
cosmetology license do not deal with hair-braiding, according to the judge's
ruling. Clayton said she wouldn't have minded taking classes to get a license,
as long as they're pertinent to her work.
>"I would definitely do it, but that's not what they were saying," she said.
"They were saying, 'Waste your time on something that you'll never use.'" Paul
Vincent Avelar, an attorney with the Arlington, Va.-based Institute for Justice,
which represented Clayton, said cases like Clayton's that involve regulations
for braiders are not unusual. The group has argued eight such cases in the last
20 years, including a victory in California in 1999 that led to a change in the
requirements there, Avelar said.
>"It's important for judges to protect the right to earn a living," he said.
"That's a protection that's guaranteed to us by the federal constitution, but
it's meaningless unless judges enforce it."
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Sylvia,
A gee u wan fat Wonde cow if u memba me yone lek a memba u 1995 handle. INIP.
If you nor memba u owe me wan foofoo bowl with wate okro.:)

Seriously, those debates in those days were fiesty but civil. It was not mende,
temne thing. But today the greatest scholars of our time from the greatest
university in the world have brought us so low that Yaya seem to be a novice in
his Yayanization of this forum. Mek God help we all.



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On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 5:55 PM EDT FOISL Sylvia Blyden wrote:

>Foday Morris, I recall your first handle during those our 1995 days. Was it
Saloneman or was it Saloneborbor? Ar done forget sef... :-) ;-) Remind me nor...
>
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>________________________________
> From: Foday Morris <fodaym44@...>
>To: "foisl@..." <foisl@...>; Patrick Muana
<pkmuana@...>; "jphilforbie@..." <jphilforbie@...>;
"jphilforbie@..." <jphilforbie@...>; Sheku Kallon
<shekukal@...>; augustine fallay <afallay@...>;
"p.bangali@..." <p.bangali@...>
>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 13:05
>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>
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> 
>
>Pa Baimba,
> 
>Jeff Macarthy is also a tribal-regional clown.  Ignore him! Yes, nah me tok
so....
> 
>Foday M,
> 
>
>
>
>>________________________________
>> From: Ngor Jeff <ngorjeff@...>
>>To: "foisl@..." <foisl@...>; Patrick Muana
<pkmuana@...>; "jphilforbie@..." <jphilforbie@...>;
"jphilforbie@..." <jphilforbie@...>; Sheku Kallon
<shekukal@...>; Patrick Muana <pkmuana@...>; augustine fallay
<afallay@...>; "p.bangali@..." <p.bangali@...>
>>Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2012 11:45 AM
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>... if you like it or not, ready to accept it not 'naar we boku-boku
book-book don positively help shape Salon the way it. At least with the very
little achievements which the country is striving towards, and at best, what'd
even send you to China.
>> 
>>'Salon man unu too geh badheart as Pa Kabbah usually says. naar so unu go
lef'.
>> 
>>When Europeans/White Caucasina missionaries came to Sierra Leone; your
ancestors and great Grand-fathers chased them away from the north. Some like Bai
Bureh were outrightly rebeliuos for the rule of law and civil ethics. They move
to the southeast, where we accepted and hosted them in good faith. They gave us
Religion and education in return and we accepted it in good faith. It is why see
you a whole lot of our folks today are being highly educated and exposed,
because we embrassed knowledge and civil decorum. We are outrightly lawful and
law-abiding.
>> 
>>I don't know what some of you northerners have against we Mende's or what
the Mende ethnic denomination in Southeastern Sierra Leone have to done to you
guys in our beloved country. We are hospitable to you, we allow you to settle in
our territories, we give you all opportunities, we make you Section/Village
chiefs, we give you Diamond mining and plantation plots, but yet, some of you
still hate us that much.
>> 
>>Where have you seen a Mende-man ever become/elevated to Section/village Chief
in any northern village?
>> 
>>Gestures the SLPP, Mende's and south-easterners politicians offer
to northerners is awesome, and often absolutely contrary to what some of us as
the South-eastern indigenous enjoy, or ever opportuned to have come across from
our brethren. Yet; you guys don't just dont appreciate us. Just take a look at
all SLLP cabinets untill 1968, and from 1996-2007 in history. Its not to be
compared with the APC one-party, and its modern day APC cabinet.
>> 
>>Mann! guys like Sanpha Koroma, Justin Bangura and Edmon Koroma etc in the SLPP
era.
>> 
>>Sometimes I am made to conclude that SOME of you guys, are disciples of
Satan. ... and for your wicked ways: GOD will keep blessing us whilst GOD will
punish all you haters and go to hell, damm!   
>>
>>________________________________
>>From: john baimba sesay <johnnra27@...>
>>To: foisl@...
>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 11:31
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>Success is not measured by the thousands of PhDs. one has. I only told you
what i have since you wanted to know but in a rather rude and tribalistic
manner. I am off with you and by the thanks for your offer. Give to another
sierra Leonean that has got none. 
>>Na this una plenty book ya den kick una out of power 2007....en una nor learn
yet...me na just an uneducated salone pekin, na true ya.... 
>>I cant blame u...
>>
>>On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 1:47 AM, Ngor Jeff <ngorjeff@...> wrote:
>>
>> 
>>So Baimba walibena you think a BA & MA Degrees from Sierra Leone is just
enough to challenge heavyweight like Ngor Jeff. You are still an academic-dwarf.
I am yet to see your production and output in the world of academia and
professional circles. Not necessarily China, a polarised nation where you find
yourself.
>> 
>>In Europe we see Communist China; 3rd-World nation with authoritarian grip on
power as the 'land of the blind' a place where only the one-eye's are
Kings&Queens. Boy! dont suffer/imitate from Sylviamania.
>> 
>>You want to talk about academism, intelectual prowess and creativity,
then come to my native Europe.
>> 
>>... Baimba with all seriouness, it's actually pity in that with just an
education and degree from Sierra Leone, you would wanna talk bogus with people
with Double-Bachelors + Double-Masters Degrees as well as Honouray Academic
Doctrate PhD Degrees. Salon mentality and such wholesome misguided view on
academia.
>> 
>>I can offer you scholarship to pursue Master in Science (MSc) Degree in
Advanced Communications Science at the Prestigious World Class -Wageningen
University and Research Centre, UK, Italy or Gernmany.
>> 
>>Call me if you are interested and serious about my offer and put all pride
aside.
>> 
>>'Ngor Jeff'
>> 
>>
>>Jeffrey MaCarthy: M.Sc, MBA, PgD-HRM:
>>Chair-Group Socio Spatial Analysis 
>>Wageningen University and Research Centre www.wur.nl 
>>Business Development Manager -Africa
>>for Precon Food Management BV, Bunnik
>>the Netherlands
>> 
>>ik ben bereiken op het volgende kontact gegeves:
>>Email:                        jeffrey.macarthy@...
>>Phone:   
>>Netherlands:          0031 685855106
>>...................               0031 657231478
>>Sierra Leone:        00232 78586012
>>.........................         00232 33291164
>>
>>From: john baimba sesay <johnnra27@...>To: foisl@... Sent:
Saturday, 11 August 2012, 7:34
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>Heheheheh never seen this kind of fool...master sir, nor vex o, but u need for
grow.This tribal card wont help u win elections in salone. I got a second class
upper BA and MA in Mass Com....heheheheh bo lef me ya...Oswald Hanciles should
be in a better position to tell you about my output for i worked under him at
the NRA....u go learn...u wait...
>>anyway...go sleep
>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 10:12 PM, Ngor Jeff <ngorjeff@...> wrote:
>>
>>> 
>>>Baimba ekutay-binkolo-kamabai-Limbana-ñdooh! FYI the Eastern Politechnic is
far better than whatever institution where you would have acquaired your APC
education political qualification that pushed you to the posting in China.
...ssssheeooh, booh naar waetin you sabie sef, with a 3rd class FBC-APC degree?
>>>From: john baimba sesay <johnnra27@...>To: foisl@...
Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 6:50
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>Indeed, am not qualified, This is typical absurdity on your part.What is
your definition for 'qualification'? You fool nor so?Na Eastern polytechnic u
go watin?
>>>U go learn, enti are nor qualify, send u pekin wae get 30 PhDs for the job
heheheheh
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 9:23 PM, Ngor Jeff <ngorjeff@...> wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>...well said! Victor Foe is a fine example of Intrinsic political conviction.
I like him very much; but you ungratefull APCers had later wanted to lynch him
for the APC Secretary General position because he was Mende for some idiot
hurstler from the US. Had it not been for EBK's stance, and then men like Dauda
Kamara's intervention. Thank you; my points are indeed proven, but you are not
qualified for the job you are now doing, ie represneting Sierra Leone as
information attache` in China. Trust me its all politics.
>>>
>>>From: john baimba sesay <johnnra27@...>To: foisl@...
Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 5:46
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>The arrival of another 'munku'  and fool analyst hehehehehe. una go
learn...forget about my being immature in my political arguments(una wae
mature dae run for see watin dae happen salone) what can you say about Victor
Foe's  decade long stay at the APC? ......
>>>Cuss me, but u need for learn sir...and why have problem with my
Binkolo-Kamabai connection??Another tribalist in your person. Shame on you.
Where are you from?Liberia? or Mali? 
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Ngor Jeff <ngorjeff@...> wrote:
>>>
>>>> 
>>>>.........with due respects; what is here significant about those
below-mentioned names? Political ideology and association are all mainly borne
out of Convictions and Beliefs, and yet there are Material Politicians who
truly believe in politics, it is what you'll get in reward in this world and not
heaven that really matters. Who knows what offer would have been presented to
them when everyone has a price?
>>>> 
>>>>A good example of those with Extrinsic political conviction and alliance in
Sierra Leone political history legacy are men like Juma Sei, Mana Kpaka and
Alpha Omega Sherriff who stayed SLPP until death took them away irrespective of
the oil and greasy gains which President Siaka 'Pa Shekie' Stevens had to offer
them. Making an example of few Creole-boys cross-carpeting to APC party, I mean
where the Most Of Them rightly belongs, what is the heck and fuss about it? Its
like Akibo-Betts going APC and you make a song out of it. What sense does it
make? 
>>>> 
>>>>Pa Baimba your arguments on this forum have prove time and time again, that
you are indeed an immature in your political thinking. You are just one of the
numerous beneficiaries of the Binkolo-Kamabai-Wussum clan. This is irrespective
of your education, expertise and to hold the position you are now manning.
Suffice to say that, however this has always been the methodology how the
crux of APCs human resource personnel are being recruited. With APC; education,
skills and proffessional articulation and deliverables dont count. 
>>>>From: john baimba sesay <johnnra27@...>
>>>>To: foisl@...
>>>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 4:44
>>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness
for u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>Are those SLPP spoilers reading between the line?When you have decent
people like Ojukutu, Theo, Sylvia supporting a sober government, they
(spoilers)will cry in their corners but una wait, after November 17th.  
>>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Oswald Hanciles <oswald.hanciles@...>
wrote:
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>Interesting.  Two journalists: Winston and Theo Nicol.  Sylvia, are you
going to throw your hat in the ring.  Or, 'mayor bizness nar small borbor
bizness for u'?
>>>>Oswald Hanciles
>>>>The Guru--- On Sat, 8/11/12, FOISL Sylvia Blyden
<sylviablyden@...> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>From: FOISL Sylvia Blyden <sylviablyden@...>
>>>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] The Prodigal Returns
>>>>>To: "foisl@..." <foisl@...>, "Leonenet"
<LEONENET@...>
>>>>>Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012, 12:15 AM
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> 
>>>>>Winston Ojukutu-Macauley has already been registered as a Honorary
Foundation Member of the APC two days ago. He will receive his official APC
party card next week when the APC Sec-Gen Victor Foh returns from the Provinces.
Winston is expected to join the list of APC symbol aspirants for the position of
Mayor of Freetown. I believe he has already collected and paid for his symbol
application form this afternoon in Freetown.
>>>>>From: Titus Boye-Thompson <tboyethompson@...>
>>>>>To: Leonenet <LEONENET@...>; foisl <foisl@...>
>>>>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 0:00
>>>>>Subject: [foisl] The Prodigal Returns
>>>>>
>>>>> 
>>>>>THE PRODIGAL RETURNS
>>>>>Titus Boye-Thompson
>>>>>
>>>>>There is this rather famous story in the Christian Bible, about a son who
one day asked his father for his own share of his father’s wealth so that he
can go out and see the world and in the process make his own fortune, well away
from his father’s influence. As things turned out, he fell on bad company and
spent all the money his father gave him and became so poor and destitute that he
started eating off the feed given to animals. One day however, he realized that
his status in life must not be allowed to go down so low and that slaves kept by
his father lived a better life than him. On that realization, he decided that he
would go home and beg forgiveness from his father, asking him to take him back.
>>>>>
>>>>>That in summary is the first part of the story of the prodigal son. Many a
time, we are admonished that the moral of that story is based on ignorance,
temptation and the mistaken observation that the grass is greener on the other
side, thus leading people to make the wrong decisions, the wrong choices and
inevitably leading to their being misguided and misdirected.
>>>>>
>>>>>Politics has been a reason over time for misguided and misdirected persons
to make bad or wrong choices. For some, a desire to hold on to a personal
conviction sometimes result in the propensity to be blinded to the outer
realities of life. Under the present dispensation, it is easy to identify how
someone may make a wrong choice or a misguided decision. There are those who by
now belong to a political party that they may have no direct appreciation of its
policies other than the bounding concept of being born a supporter and that is
purely on the basis that their parents supported a particular party so that
makes their offspring a supporter as  well, from birth. When politics is
reduced to that level, then you know that political leaders have an uphill
battle to reach such voters in order to convince them to follow their ideology,
even when that would result in the targets securing a better standard of living
and a better way of life.  
>>>>>
>>>>>The politics in Sierra Leone has reached such a situation as that faced in
the first instance by the prodigal son in that oft quoted bible story. To
stretch the circumstances slightly, what is not told in that story is the fact
that the son, saw his father as a controlling influence and may have considered
in his own mind that he may yet carve out a niche for himself if he was allowed
to go out on his own to try the world as it were. What is also not trumpeted was
the fact that the son never left home out of malice but went with his father’s
blessings. He was not only given  what was felt necessary for him to exist out
there in the wide world but he also had the support of his father and the tacit
agreement that should things go wrong, he will be accepted back home. Surely, he
must have considered that, his father may have considered that possibility, even
as his son was leasing home.
>>>>>
>>>>>So it is with those who have failed to treat the APC Party over the years
as theirs, wholly and solely and in their daily endeavors may have portrayed an
image contrary to that of being a truly committed APC supporter.  in  a world
where men are not perfect, it is incumbent on all to have some due consideration
for such people. For them, the APC Party will act like the father in the story
of the Prodigal Son, who has to let his child leave home knowing full well that
one day, he may have the need to come back and whenever that happens, he would
be received with open arms.
>>>>>
>>>>>The second part of that story is the actual return of the Prodigal Son.
When his father saw him some distance away, he recognized him as his son and
quickly called his servants to go bring him home, wash him and give him the best
clothes and treat him according to his status. The father threw for him a party
to the amazement of his older brother who had spent all this time helping his
father to rebuild his wealth. The elder brother was rightly admonished by the
father when he attempted to remonstrate his father for accepting the younger
brother, whom he considered to be a wastrel and a plunderer of his father’s
wealth.  The father drew the attention to the elder brother that the return of
the younger makes no difference to his inheritance. The fruits of his own labor
would not be diminished by that return and neither will he suffer any loss but
rather, he should rejoice for the gain of a brother and for the father, the joy
of regaining his son
> was immeasurable.
>>>>>
>>>>>This story resonates well with what is happening now in the politics of
Sierra Leone and to be a bit more precise, to that of the APC and one of its
errant prodigal. This is a man whose house where he grew up was the location of
the APC office at Wilkinson Road on the Zizer Estate. Here is a man whose
pedigree as a Creole in Freetown is unchallenged, his grandfather, as was
eruditely pointed out recently  by one of our luminous Creole patriarch Hon. J
E Leverse, was a Master Baker at Kroo Town Road with an established network
around Maroon Town and a prominent family with strong Christian traditions
rooted within the West African Methodist Church at the Samaria Society. This is
also a Creole whose family have the most indelible of links to the APC Party,
and those who followed his weekly letters from Freetown will attest to the fact
that Winston Ojukutu-Macauley would repeatedly indicate that his Mother laments
his continuous diatribe against the
> APC Party. He is a man of letters, with a good education and an erudite public
speaker. He has had enormous experience in the international arena not only as a
journalist but also as an accomplished consultant, taking on assignments in
places such as Rwanda, Ghana and beyond.
>>>>>
>>>>>His experience and exposure will stand him in good stead in politics and as
such, there is no hesitation in welcoming him with open arms, back to the fold
and officially, uncompromisingly and relentlessly alongside Dr. Ernest Bai
Koroma as we all strive to build this nation.  He has also spoken of then high
regard he has of the APC Chairman and Leader so it is no surprise that when the
time came for him to make his decision on  where to publicly stake his future,
it has to be at the Party that his family and friends would have no approbation.
 
>>>>>
>>>>>Winston Ojukutu-Macauley will very soon make a formal and public
announcement that he will solidly support the APC party in the forthcoming
elections and beyond, not only  as a registered member of the party but also
seriously willing to serve this Country in any capacity that the Party would
accord him that opportunity so to do. As a journalist, Winston Ojukutu-Macauley
will be the first one to tell you that his journalistic fervor dictates that he
undertook his profession to the best of his conviction. His criticism of the
party and Government in the past is easily explained as a voice of conscience
and a voice of the voiceless people, as he would express sentiments that many
others may share but may not have the forum to express. All in all, if changes
are made on account of his criticisms or observations, he may well have
contributed to the process of enhancing  the lives of the people of this our
great Nation. No doubt, a journalist of his
> standing may well have built up a reputation and swayed enormous political
influence. That this Country progresses under a listening and empathetic
President such as Ernest Bai Koroma augurs well for our democracy. As the
understanding father that he is, it is incumbent on President Koroma to extend
an open arm of welcome to Winston Ojukutu-Macauley,  a prodigal son of the APC
Party. His return is a sure sign of the depth of conviction and a clear support
for the leadership of Ernest Bai Koroma from someone who may well have been his
most upfront of friend and adversary.  In the event, we must nor detract from
the fact that for this journey back to have even been contemplated, it must have
been clear to Winston Ojukutu-Macauley that there is no place like the political
home from where he originated, the Party of his forebears, a progressive party
with an astute and credible leadership and without any prevarication, the only
party that guarantees
> development and Progress for Sierra Leone.
>>>>>
>>>>>For my part, I welcome you, Winston Ojukutu-Macauley, APC Prodigal!    --
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>>Press Attache
>>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>>People's Republic of China
>>>>100600
>>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>>
>>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily
report that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find
an official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>>  --
>>>
>>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>>Press Attache
>>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>>People's Republic of China
>>>>100600
>>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily
report that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find
an official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>
>>
>--
>>
>>John Baimba Sesay
>>Press Attache
>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>People's Republic of China
>>100600
>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>
>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
>>
>

Tity A fraid u.


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On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 10:18 PM EDT FOISL Sylvia Blyden wrote:

>Wundemoi
> 
>Ar get fine memory oh. Was it not Wundemoi?
>
>
>________________________________
> From: Fatu Fofana <mogbuama@...>
>To: foisl@...
>Sent: Sunday, 12 August 2012, 1:22
>Subject: Re: [foisl] FODAY MORRIS in 1995 (Saloneborbor or Saloneman)
>
>
>
> 
>
>
>Sylvia,
>A gee u wan fat Wonde cow if u memba me yone lek a memba u 1995 handle. INIP.
>If you nor memba u owe me wan foofoo bowl with wate okro.:)
>
>Seriously, those debates in those days were fiesty but civil. It was not mende,
temne thing. But today the greatest scholars of our time from the greatest
university in the world have brought us so low that Yaya seem to be a novice in
his Yayanization of this forum. Mek God help we all.
>
>------------------------------
>On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 5:55 PM EDT FOISL Sylvia Blyden wrote:
>
>>Foday Morris, I recall your first handle during those our 1995 days. Was it
Saloneman or was it Saloneborbor? Ar done forget sef... :-) ;-) Remind me nor...
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: Foday Morris <mailto:fodaym44%40yahoo.com>
>>To: "mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk" <mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>;
Patrick Muana <mailto:pkmuana%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk>; Sheku Kallon <mailto:shekukal%40yahoo.com>;
augustine fallay <mailto:afallay%40aol.com>; "mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk>
>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 13:05
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>>
>> 
>>
>>Pa Baimba,
>> 
>>Jeff Macarthy is also a tribal-regional clown.  Ignore him! Yes, nah me tok
so....
>> 
>>Foday M,
>> 
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
>>To: "mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk" <mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>;
Patrick Muana <mailto:pkmuana%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk>; Sheku Kallon <mailto:shekukal%40yahoo.com>;
Patrick Muana <mailto:pkmuana%40gmail.com>; augustine fallay
<mailto:afallay%40aol.com>; "mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk>
>>Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2012 11:45 AM
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>... if you like it or not, ready to accept it not 'naar we boku-boku
book-book don positively help shape Salon the way it. At least with the very
little achievements which the country is striving towards, and at best, what'd
even send you to China.
>> 
>>'Salon man unu too geh badheart as Pa Kabbah usually says. naar so unu go
lef'.
>> 
>>When Europeans/White Caucasina missionaries came to Sierra Leone; your
ancestors and great Grand-fathers chased them away from the north. Some like Bai
Bureh were outrightly rebeliuos for the rule of law and civil ethics. They move
to the southeast, where we accepted and hosted them in good faith. They gave us
Religion and education in return and we accepted it in good faith. It is why see
you a whole lot of our folks today are being highly educated and exposed,
because we embrassed knowledge and civil decorum. We are outrightly lawful and
law-abiding.
>> 
>>I don't know what some of you northerners have against we Mende's or what
the Mende ethnic denomination in Southeastern Sierra Leone have to done to you
guys in our beloved country. We are hospitable to you, we allow you to settle in
our territories, we give you all opportunities, we make you Section/Village
chiefs, we give you Diamond mining and plantation plots, but yet, some of you
still hate us that much.
>> 
>>Where have you seen a Mende-man ever become/elevated to Section/village Chief
in any northern village?
>> 
>>Gestures the SLPP, Mende's and south-easterners politicians offer
to northerners is awesome, and often absolutely contrary to what some of us as
the South-eastern indigenous enjoy, or ever opportuned to have come across from
our brethren. Yet; you guys don't just dont appreciate us. Just take a look at
all SLLP cabinets untill 1968, and from 1996-2007 in history. Its not to be
compared with the APC one-party, and its modern day APC cabinet.
>> 
>>Mann! guys like Sanpha Koroma, Justin Bangura and Edmon Koroma etc in the SLPP
era.
>> 
>>Sometimes I am made to conclude that SOME of you guys, are disciples of
Satan. ... and for your wicked ways: GOD will keep blessing us whilst GOD will
punish all you haters and go to hell, damm!   
>>
>>________________________________
>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>
>>To: mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk
>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 11:31
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>Success is not measured by the thousands of PhDs. one has. I only told you
what i have since you wanted to know but in a rather rude and tribalistic
manner. I am off with you and by the thanks for your offer. Give to another
sierra Leonean that has got none. 
>>Na this una plenty book ya den kick una out of power 2007....en una nor learn
yet...me na just an uneducated salone pekin, na true ya.... 
>>I cant blame u...
>>
>>On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 1:47 AM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>
>> 
>>So Baimba walibena you think a BA & MA Degrees from Sierra Leone is just
enough to challenge heavyweight like Ngor Jeff. You are still an academic-dwarf.
I am yet to see your production and output in the world of academia and
professional circles. Not necessarily China, a polarised nation where you find
yourself.
>> 
>>In Europe we see Communist China; 3rd-World nation with authoritarian grip on
power as the 'land of the blind' a place where only the one-eye's are
Kings&Queens. Boy! dont suffer/imitate from Sylviamania.
>> 
>>You want to talk about academism, intelectual prowess and creativity,
then come to my native Europe.
>> 
>>... Baimba with all seriouness, it's actually pity in that with just an
education and degree from Sierra Leone, you would wanna talk bogus with people
with Double-Bachelors + Double-Masters Degrees as well as Honouray Academic
Doctrate PhD Degrees. Salon mentality and such wholesome misguided view on
academia.
>> 
>>I can offer you scholarship to pursue Master in Science (MSc) Degree in
Advanced Communications Science at the Prestigious World Class -Wageningen
University and Research Centre, UK, Italy or Gernmany.
>> 
>>Call me if you are interested and serious about my offer and put all pride
aside.
>> 
>>'Ngor Jeff'
>> 
>>
>>Jeffrey MaCarthy: M.Sc, MBA, PgD-HRM:
>>Chair-Group Socio Spatial Analysis 
>>Wageningen University and Research Centre www.wur.nl 
>>Business Development Manager -Africa
>>for Precon Food Management BV, Bunnik
>>the Netherlands
>> 
>>ik ben bereiken op het volgende kontact gegeves:
>>Email:                        mailto:jeffrey.macarthy%\
40wur.nl
>>Phone:   
>>Netherlands:          0031 685855106
>>...................               0031 657231478
>>Sierra Leone:        00232 78586012
>>.........................         00232 33291164
>>
>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>To:
mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 7:34
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>Heheheheh never seen this kind of fool...master sir, nor vex o, but u need for
grow.This tribal card wont help u win elections in salone. I got a second class
upper BA and MA in Mass Com....heheheheh bo lef me ya...Oswald Hanciles should
be in a better position to tell you about my output for i worked under him at
the NRA....u go learn...u wait...
>>anyway...go sleep
>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 10:12 PM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>
>>> 
>>>Baimba ekutay-binkolo-kamabai-Limbana-ñdooh! FYI the Eastern Politechnic is
far better than whatever institution where you would have acquaired your APC
education political qualification that pushed you to the posting in China.
...ssssheeooh, booh naar waetin you sabie sef, with a 3rd class FBC-APC degree?
>>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>To:
mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 6:50
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>Indeed, am not qualified, This is typical absurdity on your part.What is
your definition for 'qualification'? You fool nor so?Na Eastern polytechnic u
go watin?
>>>U go learn, enti are nor qualify, send u pekin wae get 30 PhDs for the job
heheheheh
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 9:23 PM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>...well said! Victor Foe is a fine example of Intrinsic political conviction.
I like him very much; but you ungratefull APCers had later wanted to lynch him
for the APC Secretary General position because he was Mende for some idiot
hurstler from the US. Had it not been for EBK's stance, and then men like Dauda
Kamara's intervention. Thank you; my points are indeed proven, but you are not
qualified for the job you are now doing, ie represneting Sierra Leone as
information attache` in China. Trust me its all politics.
>>>
>>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>To:
mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 5:46
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>The arrival of another 'munku'  and fool analyst hehehehehe. una go
learn...forget about my being immature in my political arguments(una wae
mature dae run for see watin dae happen salone) what can you say about Victor
Foe's  decade long stay at the APC? ......
>>>Cuss me, but u need for learn sir...and why have problem with my
Binkolo-Kamabai connection??Another tribalist in your person. Shame on you.
Where are you from?Liberia? or Mali? 
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>.........with due respects; what is here significant about those
below-mentioned names? Political ideology and association are all mainly borne
out of Convictions and Beliefs, and yet there are Material Politicians who
truly believe in politics, it is what you'll get in reward in this world and not
heaven that really matters. Who knows what offer would have been presented to
them when everyone has a price?
>>> 
>>>A good example of those with Extrinsic political conviction and alliance in
Sierra Leone political history legacy are men like Juma Sei, Mana Kpaka and
Alpha Omega Sherriff who stayed SLPP until death took them away irrespective of
the oil and greasy gains which President Siaka 'Pa Shekie' Stevens had to offer
them. Making an example of few Creole-boys cross-carpeting to APC party, I mean
where the Most Of Them rightly belongs, what is the heck and fuss about it? Its
like Akibo-Betts going APC and you make a song out of it. What sense does it
make? 
>>> 
>>>Pa Baimba your arguments on this forum have prove time and time again, that
you are indeed an immature in your political thinking. You are just one of the
numerous beneficiaries of the Binkolo-Kamabai-Wussum clan. This is irrespective
of your education, expertise and to hold the position you are now manning.
Suffice to say that, however this has always been the methodology how the
crux of APCs human resource personnel are being recruited. With APC; education,
skills and proffessional articulation and deliverables dont count. 
>>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>
>>>To: mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk
>>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 4:44
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>Are those SLPP spoilers reading between the line?When you have decent people
like Ojukutu, Theo, Sylvia supporting a sober government, they (spoilers)will
cry in their corners but una wait, after November 17th.  
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Oswald Hanciles
<mailto:oswald.hanciles%40yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>Interesting.  Two journalists: Winston and Theo Nicol.  Sylvia, are you
going to throw your hat in the ring.  Or, 'mayor bizness nar small borbor
bizness for u'?
>>>Oswald Hanciles
>>>The Guru--- On Sat, 8/11/12, FOISL Sylvia Blyden
<mailto:sylviablyden%40rocketmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>From: FOISL Sylvia Blyden <mailto:sylviablyden%40rocketmail.com>
>>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] The Prodigal Returns
>>>>To: "mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk" <mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>,
"Leonenet" <mailto:LEONENET%40listserv.tamu.edu>
>>>>Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012, 12:15 AM
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>Winston Ojukutu-Macauley has already been registered as a Honorary
Foundation Member of the APC two days ago. He will receive his official APC
party card next week when the APC Sec-Gen Victor Foh returns from the Provinces.
Winston is expected to join the list of APC symbol aspirants for the position of
Mayor of Freetown. I believe he has already collected and paid for his symbol
application form this afternoon in Freetown.
>>>>From: Titus Boye-Thompson <mailto:tboyethompson%40gmail.com>
>>>>To: Leonenet <mailto:LEONENET%40listserv.tamu.edu>; foisl
<mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>
>>>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 0:00
>>>>Subject: [foisl] The Prodigal Returns
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>THE PRODIGAL RETURNS
>>>>Titus Boye-Thompson
>>>>
>>>>There is this rather famous story in the Christian Bible, about a son who
one day asked his father for his own share of his father’s wealth so that he
can go out and see the world and in the process make his own fortune, well away
from his father’s influence. As things turned out, he fell on bad company and
spent all the money his father gave him and became so poor and destitute that he
started eating off the feed given to animals. One day however, he realized that
his status in life must not be allowed to go down so low and that slaves kept by
his father lived a better life than him. On that realization, he decided that he
would go home and beg forgiveness from his father, asking him to take him back.
>>>>
>>>>That in summary is the first part of the story of the prodigal son. Many a
time, we are admonished that the moral of that story is based on ignorance,
temptation and the mistaken observation that the grass is greener on the other
side, thus leading people to make the wrong decisions, the wrong choices and
inevitably leading to their being misguided and misdirected.
>>>>
>>>>Politics has been a reason over time for misguided and misdirected persons
to make bad or wrong choices. For some, a desire to hold on to a personal
conviction sometimes result in the propensity to be blinded to the outer
realities of life. Under the present dispensation, it is easy to identify how
someone may make a wrong choice or a misguided decision. There are those who by
now belong to a political party that they may have no direct appreciation of its
policies other than the bounding concept of being born a supporter and that is
purely on the basis that their parents supported a particular party so that
makes their offspring a supporter as  well, from birth. When politics is
reduced to that level, then you know that political leaders have an uphill
battle to reach such voters in order to convince them to follow their ideology,
even when that would result in the targets securing a better standard of living
and a better way of life.  
>>>>
>>>>The politics in Sierra Leone has reached such a situation as that faced in
the first instance by the prodigal son in that oft quoted bible story. To
stretch the circumstances slightly, what is not told in that story is the fact
that the son, saw his father as a controlling influence and may have considered
in his own mind that he may yet carve out a niche for himself if he was allowed
to go out on his own to try the world as it were. What is also not trumpeted was
the fact that the son never left home out of malice but went with his father’s
blessings. He was not only given  what was felt necessary for him to exist out
there in the wide world but he also had the support of his father and the tacit
agreement that should things go wrong, he will be accepted back home. Surely, he
must have considered that, his father may have considered that possibility, even
as his son was leasing home.
>>>>
>>>>So it is with those who have failed to treat the APC Party over the years as
theirs, wholly and solely and in their daily endeavors may have portrayed an
image contrary to that of being a truly committed APC supporter.  in  a world
where men are not perfect, it is incumbent on all to have some due consideration
for such people. For them, the APC Party will act like the father in the story
of the Prodigal Son, who has to let his child leave home knowing full well that
one day, he may have the need to come back and whenever that happens, he would
be received with open arms.
>>>>
>>>>The second part of that story is the actual return of the Prodigal Son. When
his father saw him some distance away, he recognized him as his son and quickly
called his servants to go bring him home, wash him and give him the best clothes
and treat him according to his status. The father threw for him a party to the
amazement of his older brother who had spent all this time helping his father to
rebuild his wealth. The elder brother was rightly admonished by the father when
he attempted to remonstrate his father for accepting the younger brother, whom
he considered to be a wastrel and a plunderer of his father’s wealth.  The
father drew the attention to the elder brother that the return of the younger
makes no difference to his inheritance. The fruits of his own labor would not be
diminished by that return and neither will he suffer any loss but rather, he
should rejoice for the gain of a brother and for the father, the joy of
regaining his son
>> was immeasurable.
>>>>
>>>>This story resonates well with what is happening now in the politics of
Sierra Leone and to be a bit more precise, to that of the APC and one of its
errant prodigal. This is a man whose house where he grew up was the location of
the APC office at Wilkinson Road on the Zizer Estate. Here is a man whose
pedigree as a Creole in Freetown is unchallenged, his grandfather, as was
eruditely pointed out recently  by one of our luminous Creole patriarch Hon. J
E Leverse, was a Master Baker at Kroo Town Road with an established network
around Maroon Town and a prominent family with strong Christian traditions
rooted within the West African Methodist Church at the Samaria Society. This is
also a Creole whose family have the most indelible of links to the APC Party,
and those who followed his weekly letters from Freetown will attest to the fact
that Winston Ojukutu-Macauley would repeatedly indicate that his Mother laments
his continuous diatribe against the
>> APC Party. He is a man of letters, with a good education and an erudite
public speaker. He has had enormous experience in the international arena not
only as a journalist but also as an accomplished consultant, taking on
assignments in places such as Rwanda, Ghana and beyond.
>>>>
>>>>His experience and exposure will stand him in good stead in politics and as
such, there is no hesitation in welcoming him with open arms, back to the fold
and officially, uncompromisingly and relentlessly alongside Dr. Ernest Bai
Koroma as we all strive to build this nation.  He has also spoken of then high
regard he has of the APC Chairman and Leader so it is no surprise that when the
time came for him to make his decision on  where to publicly stake his future,
it has to be at the Party that his family and friends would have no approbation.
 
>>>>
>>>>Winston Ojukutu-Macauley will very soon make a formal and public
announcement that he will solidly support the APC party in the forthcoming
elections and beyond, not only  as a registered member of the party but also
seriously willing to serve this Country in any capacity that the Party would
accord him that opportunity so to do. As a journalist, Winston Ojukutu-Macauley
will be the first one to tell you that his journalistic fervor dictates that he
undertook his profession to the best of his conviction. His criticism of the
party and Government in the past is easily explained as a voice of conscience
and a voice of the voiceless people, as he would express sentiments that many
others may share but may not have the forum to express. All in all, if changes
are made on account of his criticisms or observations, he may well have
contributed to the process of enhancing  the lives of the people of this our
great Nation. No doubt, a journalist of his
>> standing may well have built up a reputation and swayed enormous political
influence. That this Country progresses under a listening and empathetic
President such as Ernest Bai Koroma augurs well for our democracy. As the
understanding father that he is, it is incumbent on President Koroma to extend
an open arm of welcome to Winston Ojukutu-Macauley,  a prodigal son of the APC
Party. His return is a sure sign of the depth of conviction and a clear support
for the leadership of Ernest Bai Koroma from someone who may well have been his
most upfront of friend and adversary.  In the event, we must nor detract from
the fact that for this journey back to have even been contemplated, it must have
been clear to Winston Ojukutu-Macauley that there is no place like the political
home from where he originated, the Party of his forebears, a progressive party
with an astute and credible leadership and without any prevarication, the only
party that guarantees
>> development and Progress for Sierra Leone.
>>>>
>>>>For my part, I welcome you, Winston Ojukutu-Macauley, APC Prodigal!    --
>>>
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>
>>
>>--
>>
>>John Baimba Sesay
>>Press Attache
>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>People's Republic of China
>>100600
>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>
>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Emmanuel & Sylvia. Oonu koolan don.
A bage oonu.



------------------------------
On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 10:26 PM EDT Fatu Fofana wrote:

>
>
>Tity A fraid u.
>
>
>------------------------------
>On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 10:18 PM EDT FOISL Sylvia Blyden wrote:
>
>>Wundemoi
>> 
>>Ar get fine memory oh. Was it not Wundemoi?
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: Fatu Fofana <mogbuama@...>
>>To: foisl@...
>>Sent: Sunday, 12 August 2012, 1:22
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] FODAY MORRIS in 1995 (Saloneborbor or Saloneman)
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>>
>>
>>Sylvia,
>>A gee u wan fat Wonde cow if u memba me yone lek a memba u 1995 handle. INIP.
>>If you nor memba u owe me wan foofoo bowl with wate okro.:)
>>
>>Seriously, those debates in those days were fiesty but civil. It was not
mende, temne thing. But today the greatest scholars of our time from the
greatest university in the world have brought us so low that Yaya seem to be a
novice in his Yayanization of this forum. Mek God help we all.
>>
>>------------------------------
>>On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 5:55 PM EDT FOISL Sylvia Blyden wrote:
>>
>>Foday Morris, I recall your first handle during those our 1995 days. Was it
Saloneman or was it Saloneborbor? Ar done forget sef... :-) ;-) Remind me nor...
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: Foday Morris <mailto:fodaym44%40yahoo.com>
>>To: "mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk" <mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>;
Patrick Muana <mailto:pkmuana%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk>; Sheku Kallon <mailto:shekukal%40yahoo.com>;
augustine fallay <mailto:afallay%40aol.com>; "mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk>
>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 13:05
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>>
>> 
>>
>>Pa Baimba,
>> 
>>Jeff Macarthy is also a tribal-regional clown.  Ignore him! Yes, nah me tok
so....
>> 
>>Foday M,
>> 
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
>>To: "mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk" <mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>;
Patrick Muana <mailto:pkmuana%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40gmail.com>; "mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:jphilforbie%40yahoo.co.uk>; Sheku Kallon <mailto:shekukal%40yahoo.com>;
Patrick Muana <mailto:pkmuana%40gmail.com>; augustine fallay
<mailto:afallay%40aol.com>; "mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk"
<mailto:p.bangali%40yahoo.co.uk>
>>Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2012 11:45 AM
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>... if you like it or not, ready to accept it not 'naar we boku-boku
book-book don positively help shape Salon the way it. At least with the very
little achievements which the country is striving towards, and at best, what'd
even send you to China.
>> 
>>'Salon man unu too geh badheart as Pa Kabbah usually says. naar so unu go
lef'.
>> 
>>When Europeans/White Caucasina missionaries came to Sierra Leone; your
ancestors and great Grand-fathers chased them away from the north. Some like Bai
Bureh were outrightly rebeliuos for the rule of law and civil ethics. They move
to the southeast, where we accepted and hosted them in good faith. They gave us
Religion and education in return and we accepted it in good faith. It is why see
you a whole lot of our folks today are being highly educated and exposed,
because we embrassed knowledge and civil decorum. We are outrightly lawful and
law-abiding.
>> 
>>I don't know what some of you northerners have against we Mende's or what
the Mende ethnic denomination in Southeastern Sierra Leone have to done to you
guys in our beloved country. We are hospitable to you, we allow you to settle in
our territories, we give you all opportunities, we make you Section/Village
chiefs, we give you Diamond mining and plantation plots, but yet, some of you
still hate us that much.
>> 
>>Where have you seen a Mende-man ever become/elevated to Section/village Chief
in any northern village?
>> 
>>Gestures the SLPP, Mende's and south-easterners politicians offer
to northerners is awesome, and often absolutely contrary to what some of us as
the South-eastern indigenous enjoy, or ever opportuned to have come across from
our brethren. Yet; you guys don't just dont appreciate us. Just take a look at
all SLLP cabinets untill 1968, and from 1996-2007 in history. Its not to be
compared with the APC one-party, and its modern day APC cabinet.
>> 
>>Mann! guys like Sanpha Koroma, Justin Bangura and Edmon Koroma etc in the SLPP
era.
>> 
>>Sometimes I am made to conclude that SOME of you guys, are disciples of
Satan. ... and for your wicked ways: GOD will keep blessing us whilst GOD will
punish all you haters and go to hell, damm!   
>>
>>________________________________
>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>
>>To: mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk
>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 11:31
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>Success is not measured by the thousands of PhDs. one has. I only told you
what i have since you wanted to know but in a rather rude and tribalistic
manner. I am off with you and by the thanks for your offer. Give to another
sierra Leonean that has got none. 
>>Na this una plenty book ya den kick una out of power 2007....en una nor learn
yet...me na just an uneducated salone pekin, na true ya.... 
>>I cant blame u...
>>
>>On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 1:47 AM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>
>> 
>>So Baimba walibena you think a BA & MA Degrees from Sierra Leone is just
enough to challenge heavyweight like Ngor Jeff. You are still an academic-dwarf.
I am yet to see your production and output in the world of academia and
professional circles. Not necessarily China, a polarised nation where you find
yourself.
>> 
>>In Europe we see Communist China; 3rd-World nation with authoritarian grip on
power as the 'land of the blind' a place where only the one-eye's are
Kings&Queens. Boy! dont suffer/imitate from Sylviamania.
>> 
>>You want to talk about academism, intelectual prowess and creativity,
then come to my native Europe.
>> 
>>... Baimba with all seriouness, it's actually pity in that with just an
education and degree from Sierra Leone, you would wanna talk bogus with people
with Double-Bachelors + Double-Masters Degrees as well as Honouray Academic
Doctrate PhD Degrees. Salon mentality and such wholesome misguided view on
academia.
>> 
>>I can offer you scholarship to pursue Master in Science (MSc) Degree in
Advanced Communications Science at the Prestigious World Class -Wageningen
University and Research Centre, UK, Italy or Gernmany.
>> 
>>Call me if you are interested and serious about my offer and put all pride
aside.
>> 
>>'Ngor Jeff'
>> 
>>
>>Jeffrey MaCarthy: M.Sc, MBA, PgD-HRM:
>>Chair-Group Socio Spatial Analysis 
>>Wageningen University and Research Centre www.wur.nl 
>>Business Development Manager -Africa
>>for Precon Food Management BV, Bunnik
>>the Netherlands
>> 
>>ik ben bereiken op het volgende kontact gegeves:
>>Email:                        mailto:jeffrey.macarthy%\
40wur.nl
>>Phone:   
>>Netherlands:          0031 685855106
>>...................               0031 657231478
>>Sierra Leone:        00232 78586012
>>.........................         00232 33291164
>>
>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>To:
mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 7:34
>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>
>> 
>>Heheheheh never seen this kind of fool...master sir, nor vex o, but u need for
grow.This tribal card wont help u win elections in salone. I got a second class
upper BA and MA in Mass Com....heheheheh bo lef me ya...Oswald Hanciles should
be in a better position to tell you about my output for i worked under him at
the NRA....u go learn...u wait...
>>anyway...go sleep
>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 10:12 PM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>
>>> 
>>>Baimba ekutay-binkolo-kamabai-Limbana-ñdooh! FYI the Eastern Politechnic is
far better than whatever institution where you would have acquaired your APC
education political qualification that pushed you to the posting in China.
...ssssheeooh, booh naar waetin you sabie sef, with a 3rd class FBC-APC degree?
>>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>To:
mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 6:50
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>Indeed, am not qualified, This is typical absurdity on your part.What is
your definition for 'qualification'? You fool nor so?Na Eastern polytechnic u
go watin?
>>>U go learn, enti are nor qualify, send u pekin wae get 30 PhDs for the job
heheheheh
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 9:23 PM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>...well said! Victor Foe is a fine example of Intrinsic political conviction.
I like him very much; but you ungratefull APCers had later wanted to lynch him
for the APC Secretary General position because he was Mende for some idiot
hurstler from the US. Had it not been for EBK's stance, and then men like Dauda
Kamara's intervention. Thank you; my points are indeed proven, but you are not
qualified for the job you are now doing, ie represneting Sierra Leone as
information attache` in China. Trust me its all politics.
>>>
>>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>To:
mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 5:46
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>The arrival of another 'munku'  and fool analyst hehehehehe. una go
learn...forget about my being immature in my political arguments(una wae
mature dae run for see watin dae happen salone) what can you say about Victor
Foe's  decade long stay at the APC? ......
>>>Cuss me, but u need for learn sir...and why have problem with my
Binkolo-Kamabai connection??Another tribalist in your person. Shame on you.
Where are you from?Liberia? or Mali? 
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Ngor Jeff <mailto:ngorjeff%40yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>.........with due respects; what is here significant about those
below-mentioned names? Political ideology and association are all mainly borne
out of Convictions and Beliefs, and yet there are Material Politicians who
truly believe in politics, it is what you'll get in reward in this world and not
heaven that really matters. Who knows what offer would have been presented to
them when everyone has a price?
>>> 
>>>A good example of those with Extrinsic political conviction and alliance in
Sierra Leone political history legacy are men like Juma Sei, Mana Kpaka and
Alpha Omega Sherriff who stayed SLPP until death took them away irrespective of
the oil and greasy gains which President Siaka 'Pa Shekie' Stevens had to offer
them. Making an example of few Creole-boys cross-carpeting to APC party, I mean
where the Most Of Them rightly belongs, what is the heck and fuss about it? Its
like Akibo-Betts going APC and you make a song out of it. What sense does it
make? 
>>> 
>>>Pa Baimba your arguments on this forum have prove time and time again, that
you are indeed an immature in your political thinking. You are just one of the
numerous beneficiaries of the Binkolo-Kamabai-Wussum clan. This is irrespective
of your education, expertise and to hold the position you are now manning.
Suffice to say that, however this has always been the methodology how the
crux of APCs human resource personnel are being recruited. With APC; education,
skills and proffessional articulation and deliverables dont count. 
>>>From: john baimba sesay <mailto:johnnra27%40gmail.com>
>>>To: mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk
>>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 4:44
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] (Dr. Blyden: 'Mayor bizness nar small borbor bizness for
u?' The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>Are those SLPP spoilers reading between the line?When you have decent people
like Ojukutu, Theo, Sylvia supporting a sober government, they (spoilers)will
cry in their corners but una wait, after November 17th.  
>>>On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Oswald Hanciles
<mailto:oswald.hanciles%40yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>Interesting.  Two journalists: Winston and Theo Nicol.  Sylvia, are you
going to throw your hat in the ring.  Or, 'mayor bizness nar small borbor
bizness for u'?
>>>Oswald Hanciles
>>>The Guru--- On Sat, 8/11/12, FOISL Sylvia Blyden
<mailto:sylviablyden%40rocketmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>From: FOISL Sylvia Blyden <mailto:sylviablyden%40rocketmail.com>
>>>Subject: Re: [foisl] The Prodigal Returns
>>>To: "mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk" <mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>,
"Leonenet" <mailto:LEONENET%40listserv.tamu.edu>
>>>Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012, 12:15 AM
>>>
>>>
>>> 
>>>Winston Ojukutu-Macauley has already been registered as a Honorary Foundation
Member of the APC two days ago. He will receive his official APC party card next
week when the APC Sec-Gen Victor Foh returns from the Provinces. Winston is
expected to join the list of APC symbol aspirants for the position of Mayor of
Freetown. I believe he has already collected and paid for his symbol application
form this afternoon in Freetown.
>>>From: Titus Boye-Thompson <mailto:tboyethompson%40gmail.com>
>>>To: Leonenet <mailto:LEONENET%40listserv.tamu.edu>; foisl
<mailto:foisl%40yahoogroups.co.uk>
>>>Sent: Saturday, 11 August 2012, 0:00
>>>Subject: [foisl] The Prodigal Returns
>>>
>>> 
>>>THE PRODIGAL RETURNS
>>>Titus Boye-Thompson
>>>
>>>There is this rather famous story in the Christian Bible, about a son who one
day asked his father for his own share of his father’s wealth so that he can
go out and see the world and in the process make his own fortune, well away from
his father’s influence. As things turned out, he fell on bad company and spent
all the money his father gave him and became so poor and destitute that he
started eating off the feed given to animals. One day however, he realized that
his status in life must not be allowed to go down so low and that slaves kept by
his father lived a better life than him. On that realization, he decided that he
would go home and beg forgiveness from his father, asking him to take him back.
>>>
>>>That in summary is the first part of the story of the prodigal son. Many a
time, we are admonished that the moral of that story is based on ignorance,
temptation and the mistaken observation that the grass is greener on the other
side, thus leading people to make the wrong decisions, the wrong choices and
inevitably leading to their being misguided and misdirected.
>>>
>>>Politics has been a reason over time for misguided and misdirected persons to
make bad or wrong choices. For some, a desire to hold on to a personal
conviction sometimes result in the propensity to be blinded to the outer
realities of life. Under the present dispensation, it is easy to identify how
someone may make a wrong choice or a misguided decision. There are those who by
now belong to a political party that they may have no direct appreciation of its
policies other than the bounding concept of being born a supporter and that is
purely on the basis that their parents supported a particular party so that
makes their offspring a supporter as  well, from birth. When politics is
reduced to that level, then you know that political leaders have an uphill
battle to reach such voters in order to convince them to follow their ideology,
even when that would result in the targets securing a better standard of living
and a better way of life.  
>>>
>>>The politics in Sierra Leone has reached such a situation as that faced in
the first instance by the prodigal son in that oft quoted bible story. To
stretch the circumstances slightly, what is not told in that story is the fact
that the son, saw his father as a controlling influence and may have considered
in his own mind that he may yet carve out a niche for himself if he was allowed
to go out on his own to try the world as it were. What is also not trumpeted was
the fact that the son never left home out of malice but went with his father’s
blessings. He was not only given  what was felt necessary for him to exist out
there in the wide world but he also had the support of his father and the tacit
agreement that should things go wrong, he will be accepted back home. Surely, he
must have considered that, his father may have considered that possibility, even
as his son was leasing home.
>>>
>>>So it is with those who have failed to treat the APC Party over the years as
theirs, wholly and solely and in their daily endeavors may have portrayed an
image contrary to that of being a truly committed APC supporter.  in  a world
where men are not perfect, it is incumbent on all to have some due consideration
for such people. For them, the APC Party will act like the father in the story
of the Prodigal Son, who has to let his child leave home knowing full well that
one day, he may have the need to come back and whenever that happens, he would
be received with open arms.
>>>
>>>The second part of that story is the actual return of the Prodigal Son. When
his father saw him some distance away, he recognized him as his son and quickly
called his servants to go bring him home, wash him and give him the best clothes
and treat him according to his status. The father threw for him a party to the
amazement of his older brother who had spent all this time helping his father to
rebuild his wealth. The elder brother was rightly admonished by the father when
he attempted to remonstrate his father for accepting the younger brother, whom
he considered to be a wastrel and a plunderer of his father’s wealth.  The
father drew the attention to the elder brother that the return of the younger
makes no difference to his inheritance. The fruits of his own labor would not be
diminished by that return and neither will he suffer any loss but rather, he
should rejoice for the gain of a brother and for the father, the joy of
regaining his son
>> was immeasurable.
>>>
>>>This story resonates well with what is happening now in the politics of
Sierra Leone and to be a bit more precise, to that of the APC and one of its
errant prodigal. This is a man whose house where he grew up was the location of
the APC office at Wilkinson Road on the Zizer Estate. Here is a man whose
pedigree as a Creole in Freetown is unchallenged, his grandfather, as was
eruditely pointed out recently  by one of our luminous Creole patriarch Hon. J
E Leverse, was a Master Baker at Kroo Town Road with an established network
around Maroon Town and a prominent family with strong Christian traditions
rooted within the West African Methodist Church at the Samaria Society. This is
also a Creole whose family have the most indelible of links to the APC Party,
and those who followed his weekly letters from Freetown will attest to the fact
that Winston Ojukutu-Macauley would repeatedly indicate that his Mother laments
his continuous diatribe against the
>> APC Party. He is a man of letters, with a good education and an erudite
public speaker. He has had enormous experience in the international arena not
only as a journalist but also as an accomplished consultant, taking on
assignments in places such as Rwanda, Ghana and beyond.
>>>
>>>His experience and exposure will stand him in good stead in politics and as
such, there is no hesitation in welcoming him with open arms, back to the fold
and officially, uncompromisingly and relentlessly alongside Dr. Ernest Bai
Koroma as we all strive to build this nation.  He has also spoken of then high
regard he has of the APC Chairman and Leader so it is no surprise that when the
time came for him to make his decision on  where to publicly stake his future,
it has to be at the Party that his family and friends would have no approbation.
 
>>>
>>>Winston Ojukutu-Macauley will very soon make a formal and public announcement
that he will solidly support the APC party in the forthcoming elections and
beyond, not only  as a registered member of the party but also seriously
willing to serve this Country in any capacity that the Party would accord him
that opportunity so to do. As a journalist, Winston Ojukutu-Macauley will be the
first one to tell you that his journalistic fervor dictates that he undertook
his profession to the best of his conviction. His criticism of the party and
Government in the past is easily explained as a voice of conscience and a voice
of the voiceless people, as he would express sentiments that many others may
share but may not have the forum to express. All in all, if changes are made on
account of his criticisms or observations, he may well have contributed to the
process of enhancing  the lives of the people of this our great Nation. No
doubt, a journalist of his
>> standing may well have built up a reputation and swayed enormous political
influence. That this Country progresses under a listening and empathetic
President such as Ernest Bai Koroma augurs well for our democracy. As the
understanding father that he is, it is incumbent on President Koroma to extend
an open arm of welcome to Winston Ojukutu-Macauley,  a prodigal son of the APC
Party. His return is a sure sign of the depth of conviction and a clear support
for the leadership of Ernest Bai Koroma from someone who may well have been his
most upfront of friend and adversary.  In the event, we must nor detract from
the fact that for this journey back to have even been contemplated, it must have
been clear to Winston Ojukutu-Macauley that there is no place like the political
home from where he originated, the Party of his forebears, a progressive party
with an astute and credible leadership and without any prevarication, the only
party that guarantees
>> development and Progress for Sierra Leone.
>>>
>>>For my part, I welcome you, Winston Ojukutu-Macauley, APC Prodigal!    --
>>>
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>>  --
>>
>>>John Baimba Sesay
>>>Press Attache
>>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>>People's Republic of China
>>>100600
>>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>
>>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>
>>
>>--
>>
>>John Baimba Sesay
>>Press Attache
>>Sierra Leone Embassy
>>7 Dong Zhi Men Wai Dajie,
>>Chaoyang District, Beijing
>>People's Republic of China
>>100600
>>Tel: 0086-13701206875
>> Fax:0086-1065323752
>>
>>         “…Journalists are not fools ... and will happily report
that reality is about to bite an administration...provided they can find an
official to confess it. Journalistic livelihoods depend on access to reliable
sources of sexy information...” John Brady Kiesling
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
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