Once upon a time a great follower in Rome in other to get the attention of
his beloved countrymen, in dispute, shouted in utter frustration---Lend me
your EARS!!!!!It became the begining of great
speeches centuries to come.I believe if this Julius Ceazar,appeared on our
African continent today--- Gambia for that matter: He might CRY OUT IN SOME
PRBABLE VAIN
  "LEND ME YOUR HEARTS" AND HIS WORDS WILL FELL ON DEAF HEARTS!!!

DO you realize folks that the word EAR is hidden in the middle of the word
HEART Both organs do the same except one is inside the other!!!

                    Gambiyaa




Camara Kalilu
>From: Jabou Joh <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: YAYA JAMMEH: The next FODAY SANKOH
>Date: Sun, 14 May 2000 10:40:20 EDT
>
>In a message dated 5/14/00 2:48:19 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>[log in to unmask] writes:
>
><< since Jammeh
>  will be reluctant to encourage a free and fair elections at home, he has
>no
>  other choice but to clinch on to power at all cost. And he is doing this
>to
>  divide us as a nation on tribal lines. His strategy is to support and
>  encourage tribal divisions so that if it comes to crunches, he could fuel
>a
>  similar situation in the country like what is currently happening in
>Sierra
>  Leone: The FODAY SANKOH scenario >>
>**************************
>I totally agree with this theory, and the statement Yaya reportedly made to
>the effect that he knew that the Banjulunkas will never accept him as their
>leader is laying the groundwork for exactly such a thing as mentioned here,
>playing the tribal card. There is no end to the number of tricks that
>Jammeh
>and his gang will pull out of their hats to cling onto power. However I
>hope
>with all my heart that Gambians will recognize these tricks and remember
>that
>if we succumb to these divisive tactics, then we will turn our coutry into
>a
>blood bath like Sierra Leone, and God knows we cannot let anything like
>that
>happen. These people know they are on their way out, and hence, they do not
>care if they leave a path of destruction and chaos behind them so they will
>have company in their misery.More than any other time, this is a time for
>Gambians to think very clearly, and not to lend themselves to trickery of
>any
>sort.
>
>Jabou Joh
>
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