Gambian Hero's and Shero's, don't let this fool, Alieu Keita..AKA [Gambia-L
Busters] detract us. News from the grapevines of Kanilai, confrimed that,
Yahya Jahanama got so pissed-off with info supplied to G-l through Ebrima
Ceesay, that he called on Sedat Jobe , Uncle Tomboy [Tombong] Saidy, Saja
Taal and Fatou Jahumpa, treathening them with losing their jobs. He, Yahya,
gave them the green light to go on the offensive, on Ebrima Ceesay, just as
they did to former AFPRC Captain Ebou Jallow, by trashing his family to the
lowest common denominator. Sedat, concluded: 'Ben Domi Haraam, Du Ma Yaahal
suma Teranga' and suggested contacting Essa Sey, Baala Jahumpa and Blaise
Jagne to compile a profile of dissident Anti-Jammeh activists, top on the
list, was, Ebrima Ceesay. Be aware, you might receive a selective/mysterious
invitation to celebrate Gambia's 36th independence at the Ambassador's
residence, walk in there with pictures of the April 10-11 maimed students and
do not eat any of the blood-tainted food. Also, Gambians around London, New
York and Washington should look into recipients of Yahya's benevolent 2001
Hajj dole to his "Al Topehs"/ sympathizers. Remind them, that the money is
'Haraam' [bribery] not 'Hallal.'
April 10 & 11, 2001, will witness Gambians organizing motorcade drive-thru
and canvassing door-door, neighborhoods of Gambian Representatives to the
Mission and Embassy, with pictures of Maimed Gambian Students during that
unfateful day. Alieu Keita, ready or not, here we come to unmasked you in the
eyes of God and your million dollar home [$4,800/month rent] neighbors. Until
and unless these coconspirators [Gambian Representatives] repents or condemns
the barbaric act ordered by Yahya Jahanama on our children, we will not rest
in peace, with any "Student-Killers within our midst"
Ebrima, don't fret, be of good courage and high morale, till we hear from you
again, we remain to be your undistracted, unmoved and unapologetic brothers
and sisters in struggle against the tyrant ruler, Yahya Jahanama.

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