Jabou, just ask Ebou Jallow why he did not hitch a ride with his fellow
criminal Yaya?  Yaya was offering a free ride back home to his sycophants
and Ebou was one of them, why did he not take the offer?  He knows full well
that he will be burnt to ashes by Yaya, Yanks, Singhateh, et al.  All this
jaliba business he is engaged in is just to brown nose, but he knows what's
in store for him.  Ebou's sickness is self afflicted.  He cannot go back to
Gambia even if all his relatives should die, and he is not welcomed in
Gambian circles here in the US.  His mother passed away (bless her heart)
and his behind still cannot go home.  Thus, this desperate act to beg for
mercy from Yaya some four weeks ago.  Ebou's problems are just starting, for
even when Yaya is out of office, Ebou will still not be allowed in The
Gambia until he repays his debt and he knows that.  We are going to make an
example of all of them.

You see what's going on with Taylor in Liberia, that is going to be the fate
of any African dictator, including Yaya.  Besides, reading recent articles
from the Independent, does that look like Yaya is laughing?  Yaya knows that
the Gambian masses are pressing down on him and he's just pulling a bluff.
I urge the Gambian military to pay close attention to the Airport and the
South boundaries because I see signs of someone that is about to flee.  I am
also urging Senegal to pay close attention to the Cassamance boarder because
it is just a matter of time for these guys to start taking off.  Gambians
are tired of these crooks and we are going to set an example of them, and
never again will we be subjected to such thuggry.  Ebou can say what ever he
wants, but Gambians are waiting for him to show up.

Chi Jaama

Joe Sambou

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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Halifa Sallah Says President Jammeh
>Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 09:01:26 EDT
>
>In a message dated 7/28/03 9:03:44 PM Central Daylight Time,
>[log in to unmask] writes:
>
>
>One must be incrediblynaive to believe that Jammeh /APRC will just allow
>these
>bloodthirsty "opposition" win an "election" only to go on a witch-
>hunting spree again ala post 81 coup...?
>
>Ebou,
>
>Winning an election is up to the people of the Gambia, and  if they are
>allowed to vote freely for the candidates of their choice without any game
>playing,
>rigging of elections, intimidation and bribing of the people or importation
>of non-Gambians to vote, i believe most of them will not choose to cast a
>vote
>for Jammeh,  and thier decision will be based solely on the performance of
>the
>APRC government since coming into power.
>You talked about the opposition coalition as being non-existant. Well, With
>our country on the verge of  economic collapse under this regime, people
>have
>to search for a solution, and everything has a begining. A few years ago,
>the
>APRC was non-existant and Jammeh was a soldier in the barracks with no
>money.
>Now he is telling people that he is the only one fit to lead us and the
>only
>entitlement to lead that  he has as far as I can see is that he has at his
>disposal, ,sheer  brutality, outright abuse of human rights that is
>documented (
>just check with the State Department) abuse of the law and an
>administration
>that has led Gambia to the brink of  economic collapse where there is not
>even
>funds to do something as basic as to purchase fuel to run the water pumps
>or
>maintain them.
>
>At the same time,  Jammeh has become a wealthy man by using his office and
>Gambia's limited resources to accomplish that.
>
>Yet, as an intelligent person which I think you are, you enjoy the rule of
>law that is one of the reasons that has compelled these United States to
>grant
>you political assylum if it is  that  which you have, or given you
>citizenship
>because you have met the conditions laid down by the U.S Constitution,  and
>yet you vehimently support a dictator whose record and performance would
>not
>allow you to enjoy the same liberties in your own country of birth.How does
>this
>make sense?
>
>As for the politics of vengenace, i do not condone it and anyone who
>practices it will be subscribing to their own demise in the long run, but
>the fear of
>retaliation that the APRC regime has should they find themselves out of
>power
>is not just based on a simple fear of retaliation nor is it  because they
>care
>about their fellow Gambians.
>
>It is fear based on the fact that they have broken every law in our
>constitution, abused their power in every possible way,  marginalized the
>courts and
>the guardians of the laws in our country, and wrecked our economy just to
>name a
>few, and they simply fear facing the charges that would ensue after they
>are
>no longer in power  because of the commission of these crimes.So  the ywill
>do
>and say anything to keep thm where they are,  and you unfortunately are
>lending a hand towards this effort.
>
>An example of their disregard for the law while trying to tell the World
>they
>are the best thing that ever happened to Gambia, here is something as
>current
>as the recent ruling on the Dumo Saho case in the Gambian high court. The
>APRC regime has held Dumo Saho and others without charging them for years,
>and
>are they now not ignoring the ruling of the court  that the government
>cannot
>prove their case and therefore  these men should be freed?
>
>I think if you believe that the repression that this regime heaps on
>Gambians
>is a good thing,  you should let your professors at Georgetown know this
>and
>please refer them to the record of the APRC regime for their consideration,
>and I do hope you will consider going home to lend a hand to such a noble
>administration?.
>
>Jabou Joh
>
> >
> > Jabou,
> >
> > You can bet, Jammeh is never worried about a "non-existence
> > coalition".  I know he is now having a good laugh at his caricature of
> > the hopeless "opposition".  You are all better off throwing your monies
> > into the Gambia river than trying to imagine the impossible.
> > Call the APRC anything you want but stupid... One must be incredibly
> > naive to believe that Jammeh /APRC will just allow these
> > bloodthirsty "opposition" win an "election" only to go on a witch-
> > hunting spree again ala post 81 coup...?  This will never happen again
> > because that is going to be the end of the Gambia as you know it.
> >
> > Jammeh did not start this politics of vengeance and personal
> > destruction... the "opposition" did; and democratic politics will never
> > be the same again in the Gambia.
> >
> >
> > E.
>
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