Bunura
Let us started the list then. You put the names you know, circulate it and
call on others to add the guilty idiots around. Mathew Jalllow seems to have
a quiet a lot names.
We can then circulate this names to relevant authorities.
Good idea Mr Samba.
Suntou
On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 6:56 PM, Banura Samba <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I have witnessed cases involving some Mauritanians in U S who were
> banned to stay in U S because of their names featuring amongst those
> considered to promote or directly involve in persecution.
>
>
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> *From:* suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
> *To:* [log in to unmask]
> *Sent:* Sun, April 25, 2010 4:54:11 AM
> *Subject:* Re: persecution of Gambians can be stopped
>
> This is a good idea Mr Samba. I think we need to make this people
> uncomfortable as well.
> Suntou
>
> On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 8:15 PM, Banura Samba <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>> I was following events from the Gambia with a keen interest since the
>> inception of APRC regime, 1994. Truly, if all the reportedly allegations of
>> human right abuses by the Jammeh administration are something to go by
>> then, the most reputable Organizations like the STG, MOVEMENT FOR THE
>> RESTORATION OF DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT , COALITION FOR HUMAN RIGHT
>> DEFENDERS AND OTHER OPPOSITION ELEMENTS IN THE DIASPORA must take action.I
>> know and I will always compliment their effort for exposing the blatant
>> human right abuses in the Gambia.However, they must not stop there, it is
>> time for these Organizations to start documenting all those names considered
>> to either promote or directly involve in persecution Gambians.These names
>> can be submitted to the INS and other immigration officials indicating that
>> they were part of the persecution team in the Gambia.
>>
>> The reason for this is simple , we see the likes of former Major
>> Bajinka, now in US , who was alleged to have been behind the fire bombing of
>> independent news paper, filed a protected status .Nene Macdole also now in
>> Atlanta and even trying to file Asylum .Reference to her tenure in office
>> .She had promoted the persecution by defending the draconian media laws and
>> even vilifying the oppositions and independent media.The magistrates ,
>> judges can be added to this list , notably the case of Femi Peters is
>> another typical example for Nigerians Magistrate emmanuel Nkea and Joseph
>> Ikpala and even justice Wowo, in his ruling against Kalifa Sallah in the
>> witchcraft case can be considered as persecution.
>>
>> A moral lesson would be learned if these people faces the nemesis at any
>> time the bearing of the compass has turned against them by the regime they
>> were doing the dirty game against their fellow Gambians or Africans. I do
>> not know the laws guiding persecution in the UK but in the US is illegal to
>> give papers or protect those considered to be part of persecution team.
>>
>> Please , this is a food for thought , only critiquing President Jammeh's
>> regime without implementation is just a mere waste of time.
>>
>>
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>> *From:* suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
>> *To:* [log in to unmask]
>> *Sent:* Sat, April 24, 2010 5:34:10 AM
>> *Subject:* Re: UDP delegates visiting voters across the country
>>
>> Haruna, it is a brillaint efoort they are doing. I hope they continue on
>> meeting many more Gambians.
>> Suntou
>>
>> On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 7:34 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
>>
>>> Beautiful. I am very pleased and excited at this effort by Hon. Modou
>>> LK Sanneh. I thank him and his ward members who participated in this
>>> canvassing effort. I continue to be proud of Hons. Dembo Bojang, Kemeseng
>>> Jammeh, Shyngle Nyassey, and Alhajie Darboe.
>>>
>>> I further encourage all other wards in Gambia to follow suit in their
>>> efforts to reach Gambians far and wide and share their party platform with
>>> them. I want to re-assure all opposition parties both in Gambia and the
>>> partners of The GOLD FUND that the efforts of The GDP in raising funds for
>>> party congresses and other conferences, given earnest effort at
>>> electioneering and meeting the voters, is going strong and that any party
>>> which completes three such similar voter outreach will surely benefit from
>>> funds raised by The GDP. These funds are coming from Gambian citizens
>>> abroad, political parties and members of other nations in solidarity with
>>> them, and other friendly governments. We will be in touch with the parties
>>> as they complete >= 3 such demonstrable effort at meeting voters.
>>>
>>> Thank you for sharing Suntou.
>>>
>>> Haruna.
>>>
>>> In a message dated 4/22/2010 8:08:16 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
>>> [log in to unmask] writes:
>>>
>>> www.lawyerdarboe.blogspot.com Thursday, 22 April 2010
>>> UDP visiting ward electorates across the country<http://lawyerdarboe.blogspot.com/2010/04/udp-visiting-ward-electorates-across.html>
>>> cutesy of the dailynews
>>> Minority Leader Hails UDP Ward Tour
>>> By Alieu Darboe
>>>
>>> The Minority leader and the member of Kiang West Constituency Alhagie
>>> Modou LK Sanneh has lauded the UDP Brikama Branch for their readiness and
>>> patriotism for the promotion of true democracy.
>>>
>>> He made this remarks at the recent ward to ward tour embarked by party
>>> officials in the Missira Ward. Sanneh stated that the only way to attain
>>> democratic change is for the electorate take up its responsibilities noting
>>> that the ward tour undertaken by the branch is indeed timely and important.
>>> He told the gathering that the UDP is still strong and would continue to
>>> promote peace and stability in the country emphasizing that this will not
>>> stop the party from pursuing its struggle for a genuine change.
>>>
>>> "We are ready for change and nothing will stop us to participate in
>>> political activities but was quick to add that the party will be engaging
>>> the executive in accordance with the laws of the land. The Kiang West strong
>>> man also tasked the militants to continue with the good work and the
>>> struggle saying that changes must come one day as no condition is permanent.
>>>
>>>
>>> According to the Kiang West parliamentarian, the tour is one of the
>>> agendas and plans for the party which is vital as those at the grass roots
>>> have a great role to play in the democratization process.
>>>
>>> Speaking earlier, Dembo by force Bojang, propaganda secretary of the
>>> party, also reechoed similar sentiments calling on the supporters to tighten
>>> their belts and rally behind the party and its secretary general Lawyer
>>> Ousainou Darboe. Bojang noted that despite the present political condition,
>>> the party will still play its part as a registered political party and
>>> disseminate information to the electorate who are the hopes and pillars of
>>> the party.
>>>
>>> Kemeseng Jammeh alias Mandela urged the branch members to still be
>>> focused and determined to the cause. Jammeh informed the militants that no
>>> amount of pressure or political threat will stop the UDP from taking its
>>> stand saying that the party has a future and Gambians should realize that
>>> the UDP will soon rule this country.
>>>
>>> Alhagie S. Darboe Campaign Manager Kembujeh Ward who also deputized for
>>> the area’s sponsored candidate thanked the delegation for their visit. He
>>> told the delegation that the entire membership of the UDP Kembujeh ward is
>>> ready for change and will work in accordance with the principles of
>>> democracy in order for peaceful change to take place noting that the people
>>> are more committed today than ever before. "We are behind the party, its
>>> leadership and our candidate, a young, enterprising and determined
>>> politician in the face of all odds."
>>>
>>> Darboe appealed to the membership to be focus and be courageous at all
>>> times.
>>> Other speakers included Momodou Lamin Syngle Nyassi, UDP Youth President,
>>> Foday Gassama of Nyambai ward, Bafoday Sanneh, Lamin Jatta, Lamin Marong,
>>> Kaddy Jammeh who all pledged their loyalty and support to the party. They
>>> also condemned the recent conviction of Femi Peters, the party’s campaign
>>> manager.
>>>
>>> The tour continues Friday 23rd at Daruhairu where many party big wigs are
>>> expected to grace the meeting.
>>>
>>> Source: Dailynews
>>> Posted by UDP-U.K at 04:50<http://lawyerdarboe.blogspot.com/2010/04/udp-visiting-ward-electorates-across.html> [image:
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