Joe and All those who participated in the Chicago
University demonstrations, I say "Jaarama,"
"Abarakah," "Jehreyjeff."  Once again, you guys found
a way to show strength against the Jammeh regime.  I
thank you (Joe, Katim, A. Saine, etc) on all your
efforts.  Even though I was busy with bussiness
affairs etc and have not checked my "L" messages for a
couple of weeks, I was with you in spirit.  And the
freedom spirit lives on...

--- Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Many thanks to Katim, Jabou, Abdoulaye Saine, MRDNY,
> and countless others
> who were with us at Chicago State University in
> mind, body, and spirit, to
> demonstrate against Croc Jammeh.  Our methods were
> very successful at
> exposing the scoundrel even though he chickened out.
>  Myself and Mansour
> Njie were there with our Nigerian Brothers and
> Sisters and other
> sympathizers to inform the CSU students and other
> guests on the conspiracy
> behind the lecture series.  We handed out the fact
> sheet on Jammeh that was
> generated by Katim (many thanks bro.) and pictures
> of three of the surviving
> warriors of the April 10 Massacre.  Those pictures
> were effective in turning
> some of their audience away.  We were also able to
> have our voices heard by
> the news media.  We were able to sneak into the
> building with our material
> and pinned the pictures and fact sheet on the
> bulletin Board before the
> State Troupers were ordered by the Organizers to
> escort us out and not to be
> let in again.  Channel 2 aired excerpts of our
> message on their Saturday
> evening news, and I believe NPR has also aired
> excerpts of our interviews.
> Jesse Jackson also stopped by us enroute to the
> building and we reminded him
> that we will picket the lecture series anywhere they
> are held.  He heard our
> message and saw the pictures of the wickedness of
> those parasites on whom
> they chose to reward.  Folks, it is these little
> steps that would add up to
> our great victory in October.  It would be nice to
> have demonstrators in the
> thousands, but in the absence of that, a few
> individuals with fact sheets
> and pictures can also exert similar damage to a
> Tyrant.  So, Jammeh, you
> will be exposed anywhere and everywhere, whether you
> are present or not.  If
> you are invited, consider us a complement to your
> ticket.  And, no place is
> far, and no whether condition can stop us.  Again,
> thanks to all for your
> tireless and selfless dedication to the uplift of
> our nation and its people.
>   Your sacrifices are worth more than any material
> support you give.  The
> journey is long and we are faced with many
> challenges and distractions.  It
> is also fraught with disagreement and squabbling.
> But, such is the nature
> of independent minds and it's a healthy way of
> selecting the best course of
> action.  When the dust settles we will see that we
> are all in this together.
>   Always remember that I am because you are, and you
> are because I am.  Good
> evening to all and thanks for the victory.
>
> Chi Jaama
>
> Joe Sambou
>
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