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ebrima ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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My unimpeachable source in Banjul, now comments on the latest in the Gambia.
So, please, do read his e-mail below.

Ebrima Ceesay
Birmingham, UK.

PS: My source, I am safe, I believe, more than you. So, you do not have to
worry about me. I am rather praying for your own safety and that of your
family, since you are the ones in the Gambia.

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Hello Ebrima:

Ebrima, where is the Gambia heading to? You know what? General Ansumana
Manneh of Guinea Bissau, and not President Kumba Yalla, has now provided
Yaya Jammeh with personal body guards.

So, for your information, Mr. Jammeh's main body guards are now from Guinea
Bissau. But that is not enough! He has also acquired the services of some
Moroccan commandoes as his body guards, and they (the Morrocans) are already
guarding him. Therefore, he no longer trusts the Gambian Security Forces,
following the tragic events of 10 April; and, as a result, he has now got
personal body guards from Morocco and Guinea Bissau.

Ebrima, I am sure the Gambian Security Forces must feel humiliated by these
latest developments. By the way, you have always said that Jammeh is a
coward, and surely, these latest developments have confirmed what you have
been saying for a long time now.

Yaya is even afraid of his own shadow. This is what psychologists call
paranoid, but I call it chicken. Nowadays, Ebrima, security is so tied
around Jammeh, which is giving the wrong impression as if he is being
targeted by some terrorists overseas.

Anyway, having said that, I have to say that I am beginning to have a bad
mind about the fate of the GAMSU president, Omar Joof. Until now, he has not
been seen. Therefore, the question every good Gambian should be asking is:
"Where is the GAMSU president?" If he was abroad, he must have phoned his
wife by now, or the BBC, to tell his story.

Omar Joof's wife has been asking the whereabouts of her husband since that
fateful day of 10 April. So, Ebrima, Omar Joof's whereabouts must be
established and NOW.

UDP, PDOIS, NRP and the entire International Community should also be asking
the same question as Omar's wife, regularly. So, Ebrima, the International
Community should be made aware of the plight of Omar Joof's wife.

By the way, last night, in my piece on the BIVAC controversy, I wrote that
Jammeh and Nfamara Jatta did not want the BIVAC deal to fail because if it
failed, they themselves will spill the beans, or reveal everything. "They"
meaning the BIVAC team, and not Jammeh and Jatta.

I saw your piece, but after the word "THEY", you had put in brackets "Jammeh
and Jatta". But the word "they" had referred to the BIVAC people. I meant
that if the BIVAC deal failed, then they (the BIVAC team) will reveal the
whole truth behind the deal, including the names of those bribed or bought.
So this is why Jammeh and Jatta do not want it to fail.

Also, make sure that you empty your computer of all messages emanating from
me. They (the Jammeh regime) are trying to have someone in England break
into your apartment in the UK.

So, do clean your PC and send me a note to that effect. As for my own PC,
here in Banjul, I am safe. There was this theory that the e-mails I am
sending you could be retained by our Server, but a computer "genius" in the
Gambia, has told me a very good way of beating it.

Thanks.
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