Karamba,
Great Job! Respect to you for coming up with the idea as complimentary to
the earlier proposal, and above all for creating the collective spirit of
efforts in seeing it through.

Unseating Jammeh or making him realize that he is totally off course can
come to fruition only when we combine the ideas in our heads with practical
work. It is one laborious task; as we tumble over one air pocket after the
next in cyber, but hey, at the end of the day success will come knocking!
Once again thanx to all for a job well-done:

To Laye Bamba and Buharry for honoring the occasion with your beautiful
Poetry and Music!

To all who found time and sent their 'Voices for Justice to Jammeh' at State
House!

To Mr. Gassama and the Pro-APRC camp for taking some 'time-out'

To Kanteh Bakarry for bringing a smile on our faces during a charged
atmosphere with your 'On the ground in England'!

And to Dampha for displaying a definitely abundant personality when the time
was up!

Sanyang.

"God, grant me the serenity to accept
the things I cannot change, the courage
to change the things I can, and the wisdom
to know the difference."   -Reinholh Niebuhr



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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: The Full page Advertisement
>Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 20:35:34 EDT
>
>A full page ad was ran yesterday(Monday) on both the Point and independent
>newspapers. I want to thank list members who supported the idea and made it
>possible. I found editors at both papers to be very professional and
>businesslike. Here is what the ad said:
>"Today we join our fellow citizens in prayer and reflection to mark the
>second anniversary of the brutal student killings. The collective
>conscience
>of our nation remains blighted by both the creul nature of the crime and
>the
>patent denial of justice to the families of the victims.To remain true to
>our
>shared values, The Gambian people must insist that those who have been
>killed
>and maimed receive fair judicial redress within the confines of our laws.
>Mass murder is an intolerable crime especially when the victims by dint of
>their age both expect and deserve protection. We demand a real and thorough
>judicial inquest followed by vigorous prosecution of all responsible
>culprits.
>      We pray  that The Almighty continue to grant the following departed
>souls eternal blessing and continue to imbue those of us who are witness to
>the tragedy inflicted on them the moral rectitude to continue to stand our
>efforts in standing up for what is right for The Gambia and it's people. We
>shall never forget you.
>Bamba Jobarteh
>Abdoulie Sajaw
>Calisco Preira
>Burama Badjie
>Karamo Barrow
>Reginald Carrol
>Omar Barrow
>Weyyeh Massally
>Momodou Chune
>Lamin .A. Bojang
>Ouman Sabally
>Unidentified victim"
>
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