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bala ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 1 Jun 2006 03:44:45 +0000
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Apology is not enough. His butt belongs behind bars not leaving behind his 
partner in crime AKA yaya Jammeh.
Peace!
Bala


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>Subject: HACKTIVISM: Ebou Jallow
>Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 17:56:54 -0700
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>                       “HACKTIVISM”
>
>It has now become more than clear that the Gambia
>Government has a hand in the May 22nd hacking into the
>Freedom Newspaper Website. What made it very clear?
>The pro-Government Daily Observer Newspaper
>immediately carried a false and reckless statement:
>“the Freedom News Paper Editor Mr. Pa Nderry Mbai have
>decided to stop producing the Freedom Newspaper as he
>has pledged an Allegiance with his brother Ebou Jallow
>to join the APRC election Campaign.”  This statement
>has been proved beyond any reasonable doubt to be
>cyberpunks propaganda. The Daily Observer further on
>May 24th illegally obtained and published unauthorized
>list of subscribers and labeled them as informers.
>
>The Gambia Government on the other hand took it from
>there and started arresting innocent Gambians and
>torturing them in order to have a confession for being
>part and parcel of those supplying information net
>work of the on-line Freedom Newspaper.
>
>In the other hand Ebou Jallow unauthorized and
>illegally went on using  Pa Nderry’s private owned
>Email address, forwarding confidential correspondence
>to the Gambia Post, possibly using the Email address
>to criminalize Pa Nderry on an unknown activities
>round the world. Mr Nderry and many Gambians back home
>and abroad privacy have been violated, exposed and
>deserve apology from Mr Ebou Jallow and his hacktivism
>partners. Mr Jallow cannot deceive us by pretending
>that he does not know anything about the audacious
>cyber war used to threaten or destroy the on line
>Freedom Newspaper.
>
>It is illegal to intentionally block access to an
>internet server, Ebou Jallow you may make himself good
>and gets a lot of attention, but when you crack a web
>site, you should know that you are violating another
>person’s rights. Any one involve in cyber war should
>be condemn world wide because it is uncivilized and
>illegal.
>
>The international community is pushing for the
>networks of communication alive. They are the nervous
>system for human progress.
>
>Ebou Jallow you should apologize before it is too late
>other wise you will face the same fate the first
>infamous hacker Kevin Mitnick, who was arrested in
>1995 on charges of obtaining unauthorized access to
>corporate computer systems and stealing and copying
>proprietary software. Mitnick was jailed for five
>years.Since then many people are serving sentences
>ranging from 5 to 10 years.
>
>The FBI’s National Infrastructure Protection Center,
>an agency responsible for monitoring computer
>terrorism and oversee FBI computer-related crime
>investigations will be inform to take necessary action
>within 48 hours, if Ebou Jallow fails to come up with
>an apology or an explanation to Pa Nderry and Gambians
>why he should not be put a party to this legal action
>to be constituted by concern Gambians, we will have no
>choice but to go ahead with our plans of action.
>
>Yahya Jammeh cannot silence all the Gambian private
>Newspapers, private Radio Stations and we condone the
>same behavior from him abroad. It is between life and
>dead.
>
>Saihou
>
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