Malik:
I am glad you sorted through the long section of the report to find the
section which deals with the NAM.

Pertaining to your question about whether he can travel, he should not be
able to since the UN sanctions on his cohorts and himself is a travel ban
which should mean that he is not allowed to travel.  The UN rationale
probably being that if unscrupulous monsters like this cannot travel abroad,
it will help curtail their activities and hence the suffering and misery they
have heaped on Africans.

But then again, he does not only have an airline company which ferries folks
to Mecca (Haaaaraaam), but he is also the most powerful member of parliament
we have back home, and these positions should give him a carte blanche to
travel anywhere he pleases.  I say this because, in all honesty, the man
probably uses a multitude of aliases using a Gambian passport.  After all,
one of the most powerful men back home should have no problems getting a
passport.

My drift here is that the current regime in power is almost a pariah state
that does not respect the rule of the UN.  Otherwise, they would not have
given the man a carte blanche to do whatever he pleases.  Here we have an
organization which for the sake of suffering Africans, has imposed a ban on
these monsters, yet our govt. has given him a platform to circumvent these
sanctions.

Of course, he should not be there..

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