Joe
You are missing a lot our other cyber world. Yaya Jammeh is the Supreme
custodian of the Imams, the Pope, the Archbishop and now, the expert on
roads. You didn't see the youtube video of him explaining road layouts and
examining pot holes and the mess...This man is Unique...He is
unexplainable...A one man theatre company. But sadly, his antics are not
funny or nice at all. He who dares laughts at his jokes...
Thanks
Suntou

On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 10:12 AM, Joe Joe <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  Yero, thanks for this forward. I am glad that Imam Leigh has dedicated
> the rest of his time to continue to fight for those without a pulpit and am
> sure those left behind in similar predicament in Mile II and other
> hell-holes will appreciate that very much. If an Imam is not spared
> torture, who has a chance? Everyone is vulnerable with our current posture.
> The opposition politicians are equally vulnerable and they know it. Where
> any of them to be picked up, they would be at the mercy of their torturers
> and their sponsor. Now, why do they continue to render themselves and their
> supporters victims to killers? Why? If I were a supporter of any one of
> them, why would I stick my neck in my support of them when I know that if I
> am whisked away, they cannot do a thing for me? The reality is, they are
> failing their supporters in particular and Gambians in general. They know
> that the antidote to the illegal arrests, detention, and tortures is to
> mobilize and stand up to the thugs, together. That way, not only are they
> protected, but their supporters too, and the rest of Gambia by extension.
> But no, they keep playing a zero sum game among themselves and towards
> Gambians, except against the monster in front of them. How many Imams have
> been tortured and killed, directly or indirectly? How many more must we
> entertain before we put a stop to it? One individual cannot stop a murderer
> president. All of us need to protect each other at all times. Every month
> or so we see this family and that to come here to lament about their
> missing somebody while the rest of Gambia pretend that nothing has
> happened, only for one of us to be the next in line to worry to death where
> our father, uncle, brother, or sister is and what could be happening to
> them. We are in a state where the opposition politicians are claiming that
> the people control their destiny and can vote Yaya out if they want to. The
> people in turn are afraid to talk because they have seen what has happened
> to politicians, Imams, etc.. So, what gives? Our situation cannot be wished
> away no matter how much we double up on wishing Yaya away. I thank brother
> Imam Leigh for not forgetting  those that are left behind in misery. I do
> not understand how Yaya has been murdering and torturing Gambians the last
> 19 years and will not hesitate to continue, yet the response from these
> politicians is to continue to educate him while their own supporters are
> being murdered or tortured in jail. I bet you they will have a different
> look if they were taken in and tortured mercilessly. Then, hopefully they
> will get it.
>
> Joe
>
>  ------------------------------
> From: [log in to unmask]
> To: [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask]
> Date: Wed, 6 Nov 2013 06:44:06 -0600
> Subject: [>-<] Imam Baba Leigh's Naration
>
>
>
> http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/519728/20131105/imam-baba-leigh-persecuted-gambia-state-amnesty.htm
>
> Wow, the naration is very touching. I wonder what the torturers and their
> supporters have to say on this one?
>
> How can all these people telling us about what they suffered in Jammeh's
> hands not be right?
>
> I see self-denial, deceit, and criminality in this adminstration. The fact
> that they keep denying on their deeds and repeating the same things over
> and over contains all we need to know to draw conclusions. H
>
> Walahi, may God protect us from every evil omen.
>
> Best,
> Yero.
>
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