I think Gambians in the US are doing a very good job. I don't understand why
any sensible Gambian can participate in any counter demonstration to save
face for the Jammeh regime. I think those who are thinking about that should
re-evaluate their position and think about our school children and families
back home with the suffering they have been going / are going under this
administration.

I know Yaya Jammeh has received an avalanche of protest calls at his hotel
the last few days and I hope that should be a warning sign to him that
Gambians are tired of him. Yes you may call us "bastards" or "stupid" but
your days are definitely numbered.

Mori
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From: Movement for the Restoration of Democracy in Gambia <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 7:41 PM
Subject: Dictator Jammeh's cohorts waging a counter demonstration against
the movement


> As we near the day of humiliation and unmasking of Yahya Jammeh, His
stooges
> are planning a counter demonstration in support of his downed psyche and
> morale's, suffered as a result of the vigils and voiceout phone calls to
his
> hotel suite. As Ebrima Ceesay stated, he threatened everyone amongst his
> delegation suspected of leaking information to either Ebrima Ceesay or the
> Movement. As of yesterday, passports of the whole delegation were
confiscated
> and kept under lock in his, master suite.
>
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