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saihou Mballow <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 9 Jul 2006 19:58:49 -0700
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Alieu Sanyang, since politics is a public affair,
public sprit is required of political leadership that
is sustained by consultation and devotion to common
agenda. 

You wrote “you need to be honest to yourself. You
continue to try to bring the opposition here and still
unable to even get a viable leader. You just sent an
invitation to Mr. Baldeh to come here and apply for
asylum from Senegal under the premises of giving a
public speech.” 

I wanted Mr. Buba Baldeh who once served as the APRC
Youth mobilize to come here and tour some states, make
public statements without fear and tell the world what
type of a leader Jammeh is. I am still lobbying Mr.
Baldeh to visit the U.S. and tell us what he knew
about the tyrant. He is some one who worked with
Jammeh and seen his cruelty, ignorance, and
monotheistic quasi-theocracy.  

According to credible information received, President
Jammeh sent three presidential guards masked, armed
and with unnumbered plate registration pickup vehicle
to go and adopt Buba Baldeh on March 24th , 2006 at
his resident to kill him. They entered the compound
around 2AM searched the whole house but Mr. Baldeh was
no where to be seen. They told his family that they
were sent to help him get out of the country unharmed
before he gets arrested by the government. They
claimed an order to arrest Buba, Ramzia Diab and
Abdoulie Conteh have been issued for trying to form a
new political party and give support to the
opposition.

Now, as some one committed to democracy and rule of
law, I am obliged to support and follow this
information to the last and if possible help such a
person who feel his life is in danger. More over we
have witness so many Gambians killed in similar
manner.

I drafted a proposal invitation letter to Mr. Buba
Baldeh to come through Email to him to look at but for
what ever reasons, he has not responded. That is the
draft you and your friend saw when you hacked my
computer.  

Finally, I must tell you that I have never used UDP/
Opposition staple in NY as you falsely claimed, to
invite/ bring any member of my family into this
country. If I want to invite any member of my family,
I do not need to use any organization, I have no
criminal record, I am working and paying taxes,
studied in this country ,I guess this is all I need to
fulfill an invitation. I do not need to dance for any
Consular.

Is it true that your dad is one of president Jammeh’s
marabours ?. Good luck.

Saihou


--- Alieu Sanyang <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Thank you WORTHY Mr. Mballow. All that you said had
> to with individuals saying what they might have
> done. None of that has to do with the government
> did. I guess then Mr. Bah should be going to court
> and not be coimg here AGAIN to run his mouth and do
> nothing. We have seen so many of these opposition
> leaders come here and beg for more money from the
> working Gambians and go home and do nothing.
>   Mr. Mballow, you need to be honest to yourself.
> You continue to try to bring the opposition here and
> still unable to even get a viable leader. You just
> sent an inviatation to Mr. Buba Baldeh to come here
> and apply for assylum from Senegal under the
> premises of giving a public speech. Don't you think
> that you are using the name of the opposition to
> gain your own personal interest? How many family
> members did you bring in here using the
> UDP/Oppsotion staple in NY under false premises that
> they are coming to attend an opposition forum in the
> US?
>    
>   Alieu.
> 
> saihou Mballow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>   Alieu Sanyang, one do not need to wait to be told
> by
> Mr. Hamat whether the APRC rigged the by-election in
> Upper Saloum or not. It is real and beyond any
> reasonable doubt. 
> 
> Some Alkalolu spoke by telling the press that they
> still have voters cards they bought from Upper
> Saloum
> electorate to prevent them from voting for Mr. Bah.
> Secondly, many opposition supporters were detained
> at
> Njau police station until after the voting then
> released. What do you call that?.Jammeh free and
> fair
> election. 
> 
> You are cordially invited to attend any of Mr. Bah
> meetings, but i believe he has more serious issues
> to
> deal with than accommodating unworthy debates.
> 
> saihou
> 
> 
> 
> --- Alieu Sanyang wrote:
> 
> > Mr. Mballow,
> > I hope Hamat will take the opportunity to explain
> > to you whyhe lost the election and not as you put
> > it. I think it will add so much weight to the
> > credibility of your organization and press release
> > if you do not write your opinion on it but the
> > honest truth only.
> > If Mr. Bah will be available to engage a non party
> > affiliated group to setthe facts straight, I will
> be
> > more than willing to talk to him. You may be able
> to
> > reach me by email and I will initiate the call and
> > talk to him.
> > Thank you.
> > Alieu
> > 
> > United Democratic Party NYC 
> > wrote:
> > UDP/NRP Alliance New York City
> > P.O.Box 1269
> > Bronx, NY 10453
> > 
> > July 6, 2006
> > 
> > 
> > Press Release:
> > 
> > 
> > New York, July 6 National Reconciliation Party
> (NRP)
> > Secretary General and Party Leader Mr. Hamat N.K.
> > Bah today arrived in the U.S. upon the invitation
> of
> > Gambians and friends of the Gambia. 
> > 
> > This morning, Mr. Bah, was met with high power
> > delegation at the JFK airport. He had a honest and
> > fruitful talks with Gambians concerning the
> > preparation for the forth coming September
> > presidential elections.
> > 
> > During his short visit to the United States, he is
> > scheduled to hold meetings with Gambians and
> friends
> > of the Gambia in the following cities: Tennessee,
> > Atlanta, North Carolina, Washington and New York.
> He
> > will also meet with U.S. officials, Human Rights
> > officials and will give interviews to Gambian news
> > papers and U.S. Media.
> > 
> > Mr. Bah was elected twice as a National Assembly
> > member for Upper Saloum Constituency under the
> > sponsorship of the (NRP) party but lost his seat
> > when he joint (NADD). The Supreme Court declared
> his
> > seat vacant as a result of his joining (NADD)
> while
> > still a member of the (NRP) party. He contested a
> > by-election but due to intimidations, harassment
> and
> > undue influence of voters, he lost the seat.
> > 
> > During his tenure in office as a National assembly
> > member, he was very vocal, he demanded from the
> > Government to bring those responsible for the
> > burning of the Independent Newspaper to be
> arrested
> > and brought to trial. He went further to mention
> the
> > Presidential guards responsible by names. 
> > 
> > Mr. Bah called for an independent enquiry at the
> > AMRC for an alleged corruption practice involving
> > Justice Paul of the Supreme Court.
> > Later on the same Justice Paul sent him along with
> > OJ and Halifa to jail for a month without bail.
> > 
> > Thank you,
> > Saihou Mballow
> > 
> > 
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