Mr. Ambassador,

some of our colleagues on this L posed some very important questions
to you a week ago. I am yet to read a response to those questions. I
have read over 4 emails today, and none remotely touched on the very
important questions. I will attempt to explain to you what happened in the
Gambia April 10th and 11th, 2000. I am sure you know full well what
happened, but is to close the ignorance loophole.

Security forces under the command of the administration you represent
opened fire with live amunition on UNARMED students who were exercising
their God given right to demonstrate and seek justice for their fellow
students. The number of students killed in this unfortunate incident are
believed to be more than the 14 the gov't claimed.

I am yet to hear(read) you register you outrage over this incident.
Instead your are online peddling rhetoric and feeding the L garbage. You
have REALLY underestimated G-L members. Your attitude is consistent with
Jammeh supporters we have seen over the last 4 years on the L. Support
Jammeh all you want, but what do you have to say about the Student killings,
the crude oil saga, Korro Ceesay(RIP), Hydara, and the statements made by
the administration after the April incident.

You have  completely failed to refute Ebou Colley's story of what
happened in G-BISSAU. Infact, you launched a personal attack on the
poor guy and treatened to dish out dirt on him. Before you do that,
(not that we will believe you)think about the Devils you work for.

Save the postings you get. you WILL need it to file for assylum very
soon. I hope you do not find something treatening your life in the email.
This is an attempt to take you on your word- respectful and
substantive communication.

Sal Barry


>From: Essa Sey <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>Subject: Ebou Colley if you are to associate my assertions with Sillah
>         aren't  you  close to Njie too?
>Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 08:19:25 -0700
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>Ebou,
>        Until and unless  the detectives at westchester county complete
>their findings i will reserve my opnion so do not draw me again into what
>Alassan called "childish".However,alassan shouldn't be disappointed i just
>want to acomplish a very very important mission on the Gambia-L "c'est
>tout!".
>        We must learn to be objective and stop spreading 'papyrus' received
>from rumour printing machines both from the gambia and abroad.THE SKY IS MY
>LIMIT FOR THIS I AM NOT AN AMBASSADOR ON THE L IAM A GAMBIAN CITIZEN. For
>those who see it that way, note that being diplomat means being an envoy.So
>here in i am engaging my country men and not my host countries.Why are you
>so scared to resort to this hide and seek game(ha! ha!).
>If you think that i am childish i know my mission SO LETS GO!
>ESSA BOKARR SEY.
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>Dear Readers,One angry Mr. Momodou Sillah privately
>sent the message below to me during the weekend. He
>almost succeeded in spoiling my day. But after
>scrutinizing the message, I realized where the poor
>guy was coming from. Mr. Sillah seemed to have been
>over carried by the wild mudslinging of Ambassador Sey
>in his last attack-piece on me.For your information
>Mr. Sillah, the GNA did not buy Communication
>equipment since that period when Sana Sabally was
>still the Vice Chairman of the AFPRC in 1994. And in
>that contract, a businessman who delivered the poor
>quality civilian equipment now being mainly used by
>the State Guard seriously ripped of the government.
>The Army was since then going from country to country
>begging for such equipment. The last thing I knew
>about that in 1999, Taiwan, Turkey and Egypt had
>pledged to assist but nothing was given. France was
>the last country to pledge when I was leaving the
>Gambia in 1999. So, you see Mr. Sillah, military
>communication equipment are too expensive for the
>Gambia government to purchase. The Gambia Army is one
>of the most poorly equipped forces in the whole world
>where radios are concerned. It was one of the main
>causes of four men attacking and taking over Kartung
>Barracks in July 1997. It took us three odd days to
>capture three of the attackers in the Kombo forest
>because of poor communication. The truth is, the last
>time the GNA purchased military communication gears
>was during the PPP days when the British Army Training
>Team was still in the Gambia. You can call any one you
>know in the army and he would confirm this. The
>ambassador was only throwing low blows. I was a clean
>professional officer throughout my career.Just for
>curiosity, who the hell are you?Ebou Colly From:
>"Momodu Sillah" | Block address
>To: [log in to unmask]
>CC: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Ebou Colly please don't snob me
>Date: Sat, 03 Jun 2000 05:09:23 GMT
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>Ebou Colley or should I now call you Samsudeen Sarr:
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>I have always believed that you were fake and with the
>bogus statements
>that
>you utter from time to time, I have now decided to
>write you off as a
>criminal bastard. On the whole you have some
>bones/skeletons hidden in
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>cupboard? Sick thieve that you are. Time will catch up
>with a criminal
>like
>you.
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>Momodou.
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