> Mr. Solomon,

> Do accept my apologies if I have in anyway offended anyone. I know
> that I may have been critical at times but my critics is solely aimed
> at our so-called, Mr. "conclusive" Kwaku. Personally, I
> have nothing against Africans or Black teachers.

> Did I or did I not give credits where it is due? I did credit my
> former Canadian (Indian) and British teachers (who were migrants from
> Nigeria) for having taught us well. I did even mention that there are
> many good African teachers here in China. It is just that when I
> criticized my former Cameroonian teacher, the M_RONIC MR. KWAKU (who
> I believe, can't read between lines), start jumping to conclusion and
> think that I am against Africans.

> To me, Mr. Kwaku, he is either D_MB or just plain F_CK_ _G ST_PID.

> Please don't tell me to stop harassing him, I aim to and will cross
> sword with him when the opportunity arise.

> One thing for sure, I'll be embarking on a teaching career in a
> senior middle school and I will not hesitate to tell my new employer
> to engage African teachers, if they come our way. Like I've said
> before, teachers are teachers, skin color is of no significance to
> me.

> Good luck, Mr. Solomon. Have fun teaching in China.

> Ohhh, forgive my vulgarity..

Anne, this post is very disappointing - you won't solve any problems by sinking to this level.