Sister Jabou,
Thank you for saying the whole truth about "The animals" we have in Africa.The
day for "our animal" will come very soon.The Ivorians and the Yugoslavians has
educated our people.Is the Gambian TV showing these pictures back home?
Regards
Elhajj.

Jabou Joh skrev:

> In a message dated 10/25/00 3:07:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]
> writes:
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> << This is a reminder to all dictators that "Power belong to the Masses".
>  People are tired and feed up with military hypocrisy and brutality
> especially in West Africa. >>
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> Ndey, Madiba et al,
>
> It is indeed a real awakening, and in Africa finally. This message that power
> belongs to the people and that it is they who are represented by these
> leaders, and should therefore be able to choose who is fit to represent them
> based on how well they serve the business of the people, and get rid of them
> if they are not fit to do the job is finally hitting home. When the people
> realize that only by having a voice will our business be taken care of, and
> when they see the benefits of this all around them, they will have it no
> other way, and that force is something no dictator can stand up against. Let
> me say it again, that without the will of the people, no corrupt and inept
> dictator can prevail. It is as simple as that, and all the ordinary people
> will be amazed how much power they can have if they act collectively and in
> one voice.
>
> Jabou Joh
>
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