Ebrima, thanks for your response and opinion.  I however, do not think that
being anti Jammeh policies is the same as wishing the country a violent and
bloody change.  Every Gambian has the right to criticize the government of
the day for their wrong and misguided policies.  If that is a crime in your
opinion, then I'm guilty as charged.  Just because someone has been elected
to lead does not mean for them to lead by any means unnecessary.  I take it
that you disagree that he murdered Koro Ceesay, the students and countless
others.  He also is not threatening Gambians with death in his speeches.
That he has not and is not enriching himself at the expense of Gambian
Debtors.  That we are worse off as nation, with him as a leader.  If in your
opinion the above are fabrications on my part, then please enlightened me as
to why you believe so.  In the interest of decency and for respect of our
readers, could you please refrain from use of any abusive language as we
dialogue.  Let me know what you think.

Chi Jaama

Joe Sambou


>From: Ebrima Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Joe Sambou: Re: The Gambian Chap/President at his threat again
>Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 07:18:10 -0800
>
>I have only been in cyberspace for a short while now
>and yet I can clearly discern that some of you like
>Kebba Dampha will like to see a violent and bloody
>overthrow of the elected government. One Kabou Mansa
>on Jammeh2001 forum is not making a secret of his
>wishes. Another one here last week, I cant remember
>his name (but I think one Touray) actually said that a
>bloody overthrow is necessary.
>
>On cyberspace, you the noisy buckets are just a
>reflection of the characters back home who openly
>state that they will ENSURE that women will turn to
>widows, children will turn to orphans and blood will
>flow through River Gambia. If the President hears
>idiots and morons making these unpatriotic statements,
>he has all right to perceive these characters as
>TERRORISTS. And so, the analogy with State Department
>made by Ms Fatou is well in place.
>
>Thank you.
>Ebrima.
>
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