Mr. Jallow,

Let me first say that I have no military experience, but it is well known
that the key element in winning a war is ones ability to suprise your
opponent.

I sincerely think that even if your message is accurate or just a threat,
broadcasting your tactics in the open  will only help make your task more
difficult unless these are all decoys.

To Tombong & the APRC, The wollof  always have said -" SEY LAKO TASS, NOUYO
WON NA CHI NJELBEN ,WAYE KEN FEY YU KO"  -in other words, you must take
Ebou's words seriously because ignoring such a bold statement could bring
about civil unrest in the Gambia and place us all  towards a path of
backwardness.  In my opinion , this could very well happen given the recent
events  in our country which are outright disgraceful .


Ablie Njie-Lekbi
Atlanta

>From: Fatou Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>CC: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: [>-<] Updates...
>Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 12:09:10 +0000 (GMT)
>
>With all due respect Ebou, what is brewing could be worst than Jammeh. You
>are sowing the seed of rebellion in our peaceful Gambia.
>It is true that Yammeh is tyrannical, a dictator, an aspiring life
>president but there are Gambians here who are doing there best, in the
>interest of all of us to unseat him.
>Let us try to do it the proper way and not resort to violence and
>vandalism. Remember Gambia is so small that the death of one person affects
>several hundreds of people.
>History has also proven that those who resort to forceful removal of a head
>of state only prove to be worst.
>Destroy GRTS? GAMTEL? Oh my God. This sounds a lot like Doomsday. May be
>this is just a bogus message intending to frighten certain people.
>Remember, even though Jammeh has built all these infrastructures in the
>Gambia, he owes none of it. It is built out of the taxpayers money and,
>destroyed, they will have to be rebuilt. Can the Gambia's economy (with all
>its debt services as you rightly clarified to Fankunfankun recently)
>sustain such damage?
>
>Please Ebou, I am sure you mean well but this is preposterous and as an
>intelligent man, you know it more than we do.
>
>Fatou.
>
>Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>SOFA warriors are not criminals...
>
>The recent armed assualt at the Banjul Market was targeted at the
>expropriation of some business ventures of Yaya Jammeh's gang of thieves
>robbing the government treasury-  This shall eventually help finance the
>armed insurrection against the dictator in Kanilai.
>I would advice operative cells to avoid the Western Tourist areas (hotels),
>and unnecessary casualties.  All target acquisitions should be confined to
>the following:
>
>- Secretaries of State, and senior gov't officials.
>- Expropriation of gov't resources, i.e. pooled vehicles and local
>unprotected resources.
>- Prisons, weak police stations, destroy the GRTS and burn down the houses
>of the
>   SOS's, GAMTEL transmission centers at Abuko and elsewhere.  The combined
>effects of
>   random attacks shall overstretch the poorly led/equiped security forces.
>  At this stage
>   always avoid a direct firefight by all means.
>- Focus on the liquidation of all reactionary security commanders.
>
>I am currently working on the booklet as promised earlier.  So far the best
>materials approriate for study for a start are:
>
>1.  FM 31-20 Doctrine of Special Forces Operations
>2.  USMC Small Wars Manual
>3.  Carlos Marigella:  Manual for Urban Guerrilla Warfare
>4.  IRA Tactics and Targets
>
>I also promise to secure copies of 1&2 for the local cells, and you all
>copy and distribute the rest.
>
>
>
>PP/O
>
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