Amadu Kabir Njie sent this great posting.

> Thousands March in Protest At Growing Political Violence

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For too long France have presented Senegal as a paradise in Africa  but having no brains and
incapable of assimilating scientific and technical data. For too long Senegal have accepted to be
assisimilated to the realities of France.in view of maintaining her survival within the clutches
of it's will of oppression and neo-colonialism. Shiek Anta Diop jailed and humilated predicted the
long time coming of a political revolution in Senegal.

They did this at the expense of  a great Pan African country that was always at the center stage
of African affiars "The Gambia"  and to the  OAU  . Senegal never cooperated with the nations of
the sub region in the African dream. Maybe George Bush will help them, just like Iraq.

Senegal Like The Congo and  Ivory Coast, will plunge into civil war soon.I am not praying for this
but they have to catch up with  the process of time. Not good for the gambia. But these
demonstrations will intensify when the french franc has to go. France is still subsidising paying
for the Arts and Education.

The CFA currency which had the backing of the French france is standing on quicksand.France is now
using the EURO.

I foresee more mass demonstrations and violence  in Dakar for upholding the french cool system of
expliotation  for too long..  Senegal have been the Uncle Tom of Africa, responsible for defusing
all mass movements in the sub region. Now the french are leaving with their army and Senegal
cannot contain their own problems. It is going to come on them  like tons of blocks.
God Bless Senegal.
You harvest what you show.

Oko Drammeh

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