Lamin, yes indeed, tragic comedy is now vogue with some of our people.  Word 
has it that the two hyenas are organizing a "Victory Party to celebrate 
Yaya's Success With The AU Summit".  What success?  Are these folks well, or 
rather, are Gambians out of their minds?  Folks, this is a test for Gambians 
in the diaspora.  This time, all in attendance will be on video tape and the 
dishonest will be exposed.  Our people never see a party they do not like 
and we all know that Gambians will go to this party if they throw one.  Like 
I stated, that Jaam disease is in a state near you and Gambians, some of 
whom foamed here about Deyda being murdered will be present too and they 
shall be exposed.

You see, this is how these starchheads operate.  Omar has sold Yaya a bill 
of goods that he will convert Gambians in the diaspora to the APRC for he 
knows us and can turn us around.  In an ordinary day, Yaya will bite at the 
bait, much less when he is zoned out on alcohol, cannabis and animal 
protein.  So, Gambians in the diaspora are going to either tell these two 
hyenas to get lost loudly, or go and feast off the sweat of our suffering.  
The choice is ours to make.  This is one of the few times I will ever agree 
with President Bush: Gambians in the diaspora, you are either with the thief 
and murderer (Yaya), or you are with the masses that are suffering?  We 
cannot straddle the fence any more.  Folks, this is a litmus test of the 
character of Gambians in the diaspora.  If we attend this proposed party, 
then it is safe to conclude that those in attendance will not hesitate to 
vote for Yaya, if they are in Gambia, in September, or they will instruct 
their folks to vote APRC in September.  Yes, it is your right to do as you 
wish, but your wolf cloak will be off and the hyena in you will be exposed.  
Lamin, keep on being a drum major for justice, democracy, and the dignity of 
of the human being.  In the face of injustice, it is a crime to be silent by 
those that ought to speak up.  Keep up the good work.

Chi Jaama

Joe


>From: Lamin Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: [log in to unmask]
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: [>-<] Gambia: The Nemesis of Bajinka's Escape
>Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 00:48:31 +0100 (BST)
>
>Joe:
>
>   Thanks for that cogent analysis of a shameful phenomenon in "middle 
>class"? Gambia.
>
>   All these sycophantic "turncoats"? are out of their dept in the arena 
>they wilfully chose to play. In the tragic circumstances we found ourselves 
>as a people, occasional comedy can truly serve therapeutic purposes.  If 
>not by temperament, most of these characters are nevertheless first rate 
>comics in action
>
>   As always, refreshingly serious and entertaining in equal measure
>
>
>
>
>
>   LJDarbo
>
>
>
>Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>   [ This e-mail is posted to Gambia|Post e-Gathering by "Joe Sambou" ]
>
>
>Interesting article indeed. Seedou Bajinka, can you please shed light on
>the story. If your folks are being tortured as we all know they are, why
>the silence? Is your support for Yaya that strong to the point you will
>rather see them brutalized than come out in their defense?
>
>"Reliable sources say that Youth and Sports Secretary Omar Faye is in
>Washington, DC with TiJaan Masanneh Ceesay a long time friend and 
>diplomatic
>hand with the Gambian Embassy there. While our source did not elaborate on
>Faye's seemingly low keyed visit since becoming a Secretary two months ago,
>it speculates that he may be here on treatment. Even if he is here on an
>official visit, he is reportedly having a severe sore throat says the
>source."
>
>Two "Jaams" indeed. While we like to pat our backs for being the nicest and
>most hospitable that can be found in Africa, Gambia also, per capita, has a
>lion share of "Jaams" of the lowest form in that continent. These types are
>both on the ground and in a state near you and I. Omar and TJ are by no
>means alone with this virulent disease, and the residence of this disease 
>is
>not restricted to Atlanta or DC. It is this disease that sustains Yaya more
>than anything. Yaya will not last a day in that country if the Jaam disease
>is exterminated from our midst, today. Brace yourself Gambians, for a
>friend, relative, or neighbor is about to be a host.
>
>Word to the wise is, develop an eye to id this type from a mile before you
>become contaminated. Yes folks, it is this same Omar that called himself
>plotting with some Senegalese to overthrow Yaya. I knew better and advised
>the rumor mongers to keep an eye on Omar. A couple of years ago, I was in
>Atlanta at a conference held at Goree Night Club. Omar was there keeping a
>very very low profile and in the corners. Omar managed to yank one of the
>presenters outside in the pretext that he had some valuable covert info.
>Only to whisper to this person to be careful, "there are some NIAs in
>attendance". Folks, I was knocked out of my seat when I was told this came
>from a 6ft. 2in, 250lb soldier and speedmaster, not in Kung, Nuimi, but in
>Atlanta, Georgia. I just shook my head, and ask the fellow to not irritate
>me any further with that slime.
>
>Later that year, I got a call from another, that Omar and another were
>working with a Senegalese General, in Dakar, who will provide them manpower
>to take out Yaya. I ask the fellow where Omar's so-called partner was, and
>he said the fellow was in Dakar. The thing is, Omar indicated that they
>needed, get this, $1,000 for the General, what the Nigerians call "Nah For
>Chop Money". I laughed so hard that I shed tears, not at the fellow, but at
>this swindle. My exact words to the fellow was, to tell Omar to call me
>with such garbage. That was the end of that story. If you guessed that,
>that was a con from Omar and his partner that ran out of money to finance
>his "Jegg" in Dakar, you are very close to the ballpark. It is that
>criminal mind that landed him in Gambia today. Baba Jawara did a fine job
>on his boys for they perfected both "Sebooru" and "Njaamyaa". They believe
>in nothing and will sell any for peanuts. Does any here believe that Omar
>did not sacrifice and told lies about those he ran with in Atlanta and 
>those
>he had nothing in common with, alike? These con will tell Yaya anything to
>feed off his ego.
>
>I know some will jump to caution that I may foil Omar's plans of working
>underground next to the Murderer, if he plans to do something. There is
>nothing of that sort. His disease will not lend him to that. In his head,
>now is the time for him to get as much as he can before it dries up. Omar
>has no allegiance to any but what he can get. They saw their mentor,
>Jawara, living off the fat of the land, why not the "Talubehs". I say these
>things to show some of our naive comrades their error in judgment to brush
>up with hyenas and very manipulating persons as we fight to uproot the
>personification of evil in Yaya. There are many Omars out there and Yaya
>will never run out of supply. So, do not be surprised when another Omar,
>Morro Sidi, or Amadou answers present to Yaya's roll call.
>
>I got news for Omar. Samba Faal never thought he would be left in the cold,
>and so it will come to pass that you will follow suit, soon. You see what
>happened to Ndure Cham, Bajinka and others, so it is just a matter of time
>for you. Just remember, civilian ministers are fired but soldiers or former
>soldiers are hunted and cut down. I hope you will be lucky like Ndure or
>Bajinka when your number is up. In the mean time, let the beer and "Yaapu
>Harr" at kanilai keep flowing.
>
>How can a nation be led by meat roasting, beer, ataya, and Jaamba freaks?
>How? Sadly, some of our folks will trample over their Grandma to be first
>in line.
>
>Please read on.
>
>
>
>Gambia: The Nemesis of Bajinka's Escape
>
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>
>The Gambia Echo (Raleigh)
>
>August 8, 2006
>Posted to the web August 8, 2006
>
>Ebrima G. Sankareh
>Marina Parade
>
>No sooner had Major Khalifa Bajinka fled The Gambia than the regime of
>President Yahya Jammeh dispatched a team of armed security operatives to
>unleash havoc on his innocent family. That was barely two weeks ago but now
>we have credible reports from the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) that
>one of the Bajinka brothers,
>
>Ensa Bajinka a Drug Squad Agent by profession and an uncle Bunama Manga 
>have
>been tortured to unconsciousness and the latter is at the Royal Victoria
>Teaching Hospital in Banjul, 25 meters from his torture cell.
>
>According to an NIA insider, the State believes that Ensa is complicit in
>his renegade brother's flight to freedom. He was picked up along side his
>two other siblings Wuyeh Bajinka a security officer at The Gambia Civil
>Aviation Authority and, Yahya Bajinka who by a twist of irony, is an NIA
>agent and their uncle, Bunama Manga a chauffeur who plies The
>Gambia-Cassamance (southern Senegal) route. Manga is reportedly quite 
>aufait
>with major commercial centers in the region in particular, the towns of
>Bidiona and Diololon. It is the NIA's view that while Bajinka may have
>trekked the woods and melted into the wilderness, Bunama's familiarity with
>the territory may have been an asset to his nephew's Rambo-like adventure.
>This twist adds to the list of arrestees a car battery salesman, one Bunja
>Sambou also of Brikama New Town whose only crime is that he reportedly sold
>a car battery to Bunama. According to the NIA, by selling a car battery to
>Bunama, Sambou may have advertently fa cilitated Khalifa's flight.
>
>Also arrested was Mrs. Fatou Dibba Bajinka the run-away Major's wife and an
>employee of The Gambia International Airport. Fatou, who was with Bajinka
>until his encounter with the killer marksmen reported here,
>
>stays with the kids, a boy and two girls life for whom has been rough.
>Contrary to reports and wild speculations on the woman's fate, she was 
>under
>house arrest for the first two days after her husband's arrest.
>
>"Our men were armed to the teeth and even if Ms. Dibba went to the 
>bathroom,
>they would follow her at gun point asking for Major Bajinka's exact 
>location
>in town " our NIA source revealed. However, "because of her failure to
>cooperate with our men, she was subsequently transferred to our Marina
>Parade offices for further interrogations" the source said but would not
>elaborate on what regime of interrogations were prescribed. As a graduate 
>of
>the NIA's system one can only surmise torture. The last person arrested in
>the wake of Khalifa Bajinka's arrest was his father in law for questioning.
>As we went to press, the entire family is shocked and saddened at Bunama's
>predicament. Bunama in his late 50s is bigamous with several children and
>grandchildren.
>
>However, according to our source, Major Bajinka's wife, Fatou Dibba, two of
>the three brothers, Wuyeh Bajinka and Yahya Bajinka, salesman Bunja Sambou
>and the father-in- law have been granted bail and now report to NIA every
>morning. One brother Ensa and uncle, Bunama are in the midst of the storm.
>
>Meanwhile, The Echo has been working the phones to see what evidence there
>were linking Bajinka with the alleged coup and related developments to his
>escape. According to an insider at Baboucarr Jatta's office
>
>(Jatta is Ex-army chief and now Secretary of Interior) the alleged
>mastermind of the coup, fugitive col. Ndure Cham did not see an eye to eye
>with Bajinka. Cham says our source, "hated the chap so much that he once
>threatened to teach him a bitter lesson". According to Jatta's office,
>"Bajinka and Cham were not talking for over a year and this is why it's not
>easy to see the alleged link". In a related development, a source among the
>State Guards revealed that the "government had wanted to do away with Major
>Bajinka way before he went to read in Nigeria. Ndure Cham's coup is just a
>scapegoat but HE and Bajinka fell apart a while ago". According to this
>source, Jammeh could be joking for a moment and be highly temperamental the
>next minute with a tendency to snob his most loyal lieutenants. Reveals 
>this
>source "one day while we were brewing Chinese Green Tea, our temperamental
>HE got wild and broke all our glasses with a hammer. He later returned and
>gave us money to buy lamb" .
>
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>
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>
>News Just In:
>
>Reliable sources say that Youth and Sports Secretary Omar Faye is in
>Washington, DC with TiJaan Masanneh Ceesay a long time friend and 
>diplomatic
>hand with the Gambian Embassy there. While our source did not elaborate on
>Faye's seemingly low keyed visit since becoming a Secretary two months ago,
>it speculates that he may be here on treatment. Even if he is here on an
>official visit, he is reportedly having a severe sore throat says the
>source. Faye who is bigamous was an asylee in the US for the past decade. 
>He
>returned home late last year and was first appointed Director of Press&
>
>Public Relations at Gambia's Presidential Palace before the meteoric rise 
>to
>Youth, Sports & Culture Secretary. For now though many are wondering why he
>did not go to Atlanta to see his family. Others are speculating that since
>Faye has been in Washington for ten days now and no where has both the
>Gambian Radio and TV or the Daily Observer reported it, something is in the
>offing.
>
>
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