In a message dated 11/19/03 9:10:53 AM Central Standard Time,
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> Many Gambians will be in trouble soon after this Baba Jobe case.
> For rushing to judgment and exposeing themselves.
> This happens always when there is no strong opposition in the copuntry
>
> Oko,

Is this an expresion of the resolve to fight for justice or the deliverance
of a veiled threat to those who exercise the right to express their opinions
on teh Baba Jobe case and how is the supposed trouble these people will get
into the responsibility of the opposition?

It is nothing new that the expression of one's views freely has been taken
away from our people, and threats are an every day occurrence. It is the number
one tool of oppressors and tyrants. It is how tyrants manage to perpetrate
their illegal presence upon the people.
Perhaps they will launch a killing squad to hunt peopel down both at home and
aborad for daring to analyse this Baba Jobe situation or perhaps it is a tool
to keep people away from the subject to curb damage control, but those who
are working overtime on behalf of damage control are actually the ones causing
more damage in the long run, they just don't know it.
T'is the blind leading the blind as usual.

Jabou Joh

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