Ebrima, am glad that you and your sources are back. Your contributions to
the struggle is invaluable. I anxiously await your postings regarding the
corrupt activities that are going on in institutions like the Central Bank.
I know a thing or two about what those people are up to. The top ranking
officials there are all millionaires not because of the huge loans they get
from the bank and not because of the allowances they earn from frivolous
trips. Tell your sources to investigate the 'interventions' of the Central
Bank into the foreign currency market. That is the real deal. I don't know
also if your sources noticed that MRDGny was trying to put together a letter
for the government of Qatar regarding Baba Jobe's reported appointment as
Gambia's representative to Qatar. It will be highly appreciated if your
sources or any of the subscribers here can help (ASAP) in cataloging Jobe's
criminal and terrorist activities in order to complement MRDGny's
commendable efforts. Welcome back and good luck in your endeavors. Am sure
you will do well.
KB



>From: Ebrima Ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Hello Yahya, We are back
>Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2000 21:05:25 GMT
>
>Gambia-L:
>
>The e-mail below is more of a commentary from one of my sources in the
>Gambia. I am sending it as received - unedited.
>
>Jabou: Yes, you are right - the rains never stop in England!
>
>Momodou Mboge: Thanks for the support!
>
>Ebrima
>
>_______________________________________________________________________
>
>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Hello Yahya, We are back
>>Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2000
>>
>>Ebrima,
>>The temporary reprieve enjoyed by Yahya and his illegal government is
>>over.
>>As Prince Obrien-Coker prepares Part II of his article, Jammeh's
>>supporters
>>are anxiously waiting to learn more about their Attorney General and
>>Secretary of State for Justice who has been extra-ordinarily quiet
>>recently
>>and so has Fatoumatta Jahumpa-Ceesay.  They are ALL running scared because
>>of the recent upheavals in Yugoslavia and Ivory Coast leading in both
>>cases
>>to the overthrow of illegitimate Governments by "People's Power". They
>>know, Gambia is next.  Because Jammeh's government is peopled with
>>semi-literate imbeciles who lack basic intelligence, they will continue
>>with their plan to rig next year's Presidential elections. Well 2001 will
>>be different from 1996.
>>
>>The role of the Gambia-L in ridding the Gambia of the APRC regime is now
>>more important than ever. The campaign for international monitors must
>>commence now as suggested by Dr. Saine, Dagmar, Jabou Joh and the German
>>contingent.  Every one on the L must actively take part in sensitising the
>>international community, including  but not limited to the Carter Center,
>>National Democratic Institute, The United Nations Elections Monitoring
>>Unit, The British Government, US State Department, to name just a few.  As
>>dr. Saine said recently, democracy will not be delivered to us on a silver
>>platter.  We must fight for it.  And there is no better starting point
>>than
>>to sensitise the above organisations and similar organisations of the need
>>to have nest year's elections monitored by impartial international
>>monitors.  Should the Jammeh government refuse to allow monitors, then his
>>government will face the wrath of the international community and and
>>uprising by the gambian people.  The days of the dictator is over in
>>Europe, Asia and Africa alike.  For Yahya, who still lives in his fantasy
>>world, he still plans to impose himself on the Gambian people, as he has
>>been telling his dwindling supporters throughout his Meet the People's
>>Tour
>>which was a dismal failure.
>>
>>Ebrima's sources are appealing to all and sundry to start the agitation
>>now.  We have been able to demonstrate adequate and expose the corrupt
>>nature of Jammeh and his government over the past months and so we should
>>now focus on agitation, canvassing the international community for a free
>>and fair election which Yahya is bound to lose.  His unpopularity is at an
>>all-time low and will continue to slide downward.  With your help, Yahya's
>>government will be voted out of office come next year.  Let us enusre that
>>there is a free and fair elections which can only be guaranteed by the
>>presence of an international and local team of monitors.  The Carter
>>center
>>should be approach immediately by those who are more familiar with the
>>work
>>of the center and/or those who have direct connection with it.
>>
>>Together, we shall soon drive this monster, together with his
>>blood-sucking
>>apologists and followers out of our lives.
>>
>>As short note to the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy in The
>>Gambia. We have commenced documenting the known atrocities and other
>>criminal activities of Baba Jobe, Jankuba Touray, the Singhatey brothers,
>>Baboucarr Jatta (GNA) and a host of others, including some civil servants
>>(particularly at the Central Bank who have been accomplices in the
>>siphoning off of our meager resources to foreign bank accounts). the story
>>which appeared recently on the L from a gentleman in the UK concerning Rex
>>King is highly inaccurate and we are happy that he was given a fitting
>>reply from another member of the L.  As regards the order to shoot, the
>>opposition has a copy of the tape from the original source which will not
>>be devulge at this time. At the appropriate moment, the proof will be
>>displayed before a proper court of law. Don't worry, we will get you as
>>much information as possible through Ebrima. Thank you
>>
>
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