My hat's off to all of you guys, and all the others who travelled so far to
show their solidarity in demanding our country back from the dictator, and to
demand the release of all those detained unjustly by this brutal regime. What
about that speech that was abviously written for jammeh, and as predicted, he
used it to sing the praises of his proteges, the Taiwanese and Castro. I
guess whoever  can be a source of hard cash for this regime that is clearly
for sale, and has found a new way to extort money from those countries  on
the fringes for whatever reason, is a "golden goose" for Yaya.What indignity
Yaya Jammeh is heaping on our country.
Those NIA agents and other trouble makers who are threatening decent Gambians
with having their pictures posted at border posts will do themselves some
good by remembering that they will still have to live in Gambia after Yaya
Jammeh is gone, and that no amount of threats is going to stop decent
Gambians and justice loving human beings everywhere to continue to advocate
for and fight to rescue our country from this criminal regime.They fail to
understand that any decent human being has t oarrive at a point in their
lives where they have to choose to be either advicates of the truth, or
become blatant hypocritical liers.


Jabou Joh

In a message dated 9/8/00 5:57:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]
writes:

<< First of all, the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy in Gambia would
 like to thank all G-Ler's for their support, but have to single out the group
 from Washington, DC for attending this important event. Even though these
 guys had to drive four hours from DC, New Yorkers were surprised to find them
 in front of the Gambia Mission with their placards up and ready for Yahya
 Jammeh and his entourage. >>

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