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Subject:	PANORAMA with 'Bulfaaleh' Why beef up security at Kanilai ? Marcel Badjie a scape goat!
From:	panderry mbai <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:	Sat, 13 May 2006 11:23:07 +0100
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PANORAMA with 'Bulfaaleh' Why beef up security at Kanilai ? Marcel Badjie a scape goat!
Marcel Badjie was arrested after being used for the past 12 years.
Marcel Badjie was recently arrested and held at Mile Two. Marcel and other members of the MFDC were lured to a meeting then rounded up.
Jammeh welcoming MFDC rebels in The Gambia
My source revealed that President ordered for their arrest so that he can conceal certain dubious deal between him and the MFDC rebels. This has really angered Salif Sadio the head of the MFDC branch in the bush.
According to the same source Marcel Badjie used to help these rebels get medical treatment at Sibanor medical center. Many Gambians believed that the rebels were treated at Bwiam but in actual fact they received treatment from Sibanor.
Marcel used to coverup his role with the NGO he was running i.e. the St Joseph's Family Farm. In reality this NGO was meant to recruit fighters, arm them then further fuel the civil strife in Casamance.
Now that President Jammeh has said too much against Dakar, he is so scared. This is why he will sacrifice anyone who knows deep things about him. This is why he killed Daba Marenah.The same source said that rebels were transferred from Mile Two to a huge old store at the Banjul Police Head Quarters.
These are serious security concerns. How about if these Casamance rebels decided to start fighting Jammeh? Gambia is waiting for very dark days under President Jammeh.
Currently soldiers are being re-deployed at the Kanilai-Casamance border. The worst thing is that those soldiers who can operate some of President Jammeh's arms are no longer in the army. They are either dead or have been fired. This is too bad for our country.
Posted on Saturday, May 13, 2006 (Archive on Tuesday, May 30, 2006)
Posted by PANDERRYMBAI Contributed by PANDERRYMBAI
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