I believe strongly too that all of Yaya's men and women have blood on their
hands. Association with Yaya  Jammeh's regime in anyway = condoning the
oppression of the rest of us . It's pathetic but true.


>From: Ousainou Ngum <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: WHAT HAPPEN TO US AT RIP.
>Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 21:25:42 -0700
>
>Joe:
>
>    That episode was just another one that solidifies my case against this
>Chongan cry-baby. You know, these people are trying to juxtapose the
>Chongan
>who was under the command of someone and the unleashed AFPRC folks. I mean,
>are these people serious when they try to put my credibility on trial for
>exposing the devil within this Chongan guy? He had, in the past, repeatedly
>arrested innocent people and physically assaulted them in broad daylight,
>fire his hand gun in the air to end nightclub and bar sessions, go after
>his
>supposed foes and etc, etc... Let Chongan speak for himself rather than
>have
>a host of praise singers singing a contrived recod on his behalf.
>
>    KB, are you distorting my words or is it that my language ain't
>straight
>talk? You have gone up to the extent of trashing my rationale and labelling
>me a liar just because you know the man personally.(if this persists, my
>response will be quite harsh) I'll let it be known that I know the man, as
>well, but when it comes to telling it as it is, there should be no room for
>sentiments. I think you're being overly sentimental. This is where we
>differ. You are one of the most out-spoken critics of the injustices being
>perpetrated by the Jammeh establishment on the G-L, yet you seem to be
>stifling the crimes that this dude perpetrated when he had limited power.
>Let's call a spade a damn spade! Where is the double-standard coming from?
>
>    Besides, I'm in no way "shifting my position". What I'm saying is that
>from what we've seen in this guy when there was still something to fear, he
>would have been worse than the AFPRC members had he acquired such powers.
>And DO NOT DISTORT THIS ONE, ok? I mean, we have already seen enough of the
>monster in this guy in order to figure out what kinda dictator he would
>have
>been had he acquired absolute power as is the status quo with Jammeh. It
>doesn't take a "fortune teller" to figure it out. If it's war that you want
>as well, be my guest too. I'm still sticking by my position. Good night.
>
>Ous Ngum.
>
>
>
>
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