Bro,

Kukio was referred to as an accident as far as the events of 30th july are 
concerned by the then Moja-G leader,Koro sallah.That is to say  the 
political situation was such that any opportunist could have inspired a 
military coup.We had the unemployment situation,the corruption and brutality 
of the PPP regime,the retrecnhment etc.Adding to that was the politically 
motivated military coups in the sub-region and more so the radical political 
activities in the country.Political opportunist like Kukio will easily be 
able to read such a political situation.
Some few people I know and who have known him for years  attest to the fact 
that he was part of the radical movement in Banjul,so he was not new to the 
Gambian political scene.And according to his own speech on that day, he was 
a member of a political movement and that some members of that movement were 
known to be members of the arm forces.He was not a member of Moja -G.
The Gambian Arm forces was very small compared to the one we have now.Then 
also,top military personal were very much part of the status quo and a 
military coup will not be something they will fancy.Mahony was perhaps the 
only person who we can think of to have had such and ambition and I doubt 
very much if he had any,he was murdered before the July coup.I could not 
stop thinking that the situation was such that any coup planners  in the arm 
forces will be looking outside for a leadership,since the believe is that 
the leader should be an educated person.The second guess might be that those 
in the Arm forces,prepared to lunch a military coup,were not interested in 
political power but political change and as it was,many were part of a 
political movement or sympathizing with a political 
movement/organisation/party opposed to the PPP regime.
At all cost,his crimes against the Gambian people and the country will be 
the one we will always remember and he must answer to these crimes.
For Freedom
Saiks

>From: Pa-Pierre   Gomez <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: CRITICAL QUESTIONS ABOUT 81/ Kejau
>Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 05:09:45 -0000
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>Mr Touray i appreciate your comments on the above topic. However, i
>still believe that a lot is unanswered. Your experience as a former
>officer in the GNA, makes you to understand the business of coups. It
>is hard for soldiers to organise it successfully. It will astonish me
>if someone out of nowhere could organise and be in the forefront of
>the act as kukoi was when clearly, the person was not even in the
>forces. This is the place where i am lost Kejaw.
>
>Thanks.
>
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