KB:
Once again your shots have hit their targets. It is absolutely disheartening
to see that the MORON is aided by so-called intellectuals like JOSEPH JOOF
in order to  remain in Office till his death. Education is the KEY to
success, but to stupid people like JOE, Education is the KEY to DISASTER and
SLAVERY to them, for they have allowed themselves to be used and hynotized
by the Idiot who cannot even spell his own name. Joe has earned himself
ocean of experience which could ebable him to survive anywhere in the world,
but instead, Joe has turned to be bitter enemy of PEACE and TRANQUILITY in
his own beloved country. How could we rescue our country from the brink of
anarchy if those people we at least have some hope in that they will hang in
there for us in order to secretly stiffens the cord against MORON are
themselves guilty of crime against humanity? People like JOE, as you said,
are even worst than MORON SECKA, his predicessor. They are all guitly of the
same crime, and at the end of the day they will all face the Courts.

Ansumana.


>From: Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Government 'White' (Toilet) Paper --- Joseph Joof's Decree 89
>Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 09:59:58 -0500
>
>When the despicable government we have back home knew that they can no
>longer defend Decree 89, they sought to ban politicians through other
>means.
>In some respects, Joseph Joof is lot more despicable than Pap Cheyassin
>Secka. This mad man will do anything to be in Yaya's good books. But his
>actions will catch up with him one day.
>
>I respectfully urge the affected politicians to fight this 'White' (toilet)
>Paper. This is as repugnant to natural justice and democracy as Decree 89
>is. If some fundamental human rights were not involved here, I would have
>dismissed this garbage as another comic strip coming from someone that is
>impersonating a lawyer but cannot honestly say that he is a lawyer. Some of
>the reports on this 'White' Paper were hilarious. Fancy Hassan Jallow who
>is
>currently sitting as a judge in our highest court being painted with the
>same brush as other alleged 'corrupt' politicians. If this 'White' Paper is
>to be taken seriously, then Hassan Jallow has no business being a judge.
>But
>of course, nothing this illegal government does, makes sense.
>
>They conveniently exonerated nonentities like Buba Baldeh and Nafa Saho
>because APRC wants to field those vermin as candidates in coming elections.
>Now everything Jawara did for the country does not count. They can only see
>the ills of the man. Because of Jawara's rule, Joseph Joof is a lawyer. He
>cannot say that his father worked to educate him in Britain. It is
>ridiculous that the only corrupt activity the reports cite for Jawara, were
>his instructions to Standard Chartered to transfer his savings (of $15K)
>out
>of the country. I do not want to appear as defending Jawara, but come on.
>The man has been president for thirty years. All he could show for it at
>the
>end of the day, was a $15K. This might be a lot of money for most Gambians,
>but if one takes into consideration the rent from only one of Jawara's
>properties, one can easily account for these savings.
>
>Why did the reports not talk about Jawara's own 'Crude Oil' debacle, if you
>can call it a debacle? The reason is, the kangaroo courts found nothing
>there. All the transactions pertaining to that deal were filtered through
>the Central Bank of The Gambia. There were concrete documents accounting
>for
>those transactions. We cannot say the same thing for Yaya's 'Crude Oil'
>Scandal. The vermin used shady characters to loot our treasury in broad
>daylight and held a gun to the heads of his cohorts at the National
>Assembly
>and told them that he will blow the brains of anyone that dare raise the
>subject.
>
>What the report did not talk about was that at the same time Jawara was
>transferring his hard-earned cash, people like Sana Sabally were busy at
>the
>Meridien Bank paying off his father's D16,000.00 loan. This was barely ten
>days into the illegal regime's tenure. The report also did not mention all
>the unscrupulous characters from Sierra Leone that descended on an
>unsuspecting Gambian public to tutor our mental midgets on how to loot a
>treasury. If Yaya and his cohorts think that the whole society was so
>intimidated by them that they did not stop to assess the situation, they
>must be dreaming. We have documented proof of their corruption from day
>one.
>When we catch up with them, we will bring all of them before the regular
>courts of The Gambia and convict all of them of their crimes.
>
>When these fools were shouting at the top of their voice about
>accountability and transparency, they were at the same time engaging in
>corrupt activities the Jawara people never dreamt about. We should give
>them
>a dose of their own medicine and not allow them to pretend that they are
>clean and at the same time try to smear good people.
>
>This 'White' Paper should be challenged in the courts as well as in the
>streets. They might say that it has the force of a High Court order, but
>this will not withstand assault from real lawyers like Ousainou Darboe and
>Ousman Sillah. Through this undemocratic, unconstitutional and
>reprehensible
>Paper, the government is not only attempting to punish the ex-politicians,
>the government is also punishing the Gambian public. The government is
>still
>attempting to deprive the Gambian public the right to elect politicians of
>their choice. If you ban OJ, you deprive people from Serrekunda East the
>right to vote him to office if they so desire. This constitutional right of
>the people of Serrekunda should not be taken lightly by the government. If
>the government wants to deprive the people of Serrekunda of this right, the
>government has to do so on solid grounds. A government that does not have
>moral authority, should not be allowed to use these bogus charges to ban
>politicians. This is all politics and has nothing to do with fighting
>against corruption. How can the government explain their appointment of
>Hassan Jallow to the highest court in the land? Why was Buba Baldeh
>exonerated and OJ banned for five years? This is preposterous.
>
>A mental midget like Joseph Joof cannot defend this indefensible action.
>Our
>development partners that were lied to by this government about Decree 89,
>need to be informed about this latest underhand ploy our illegal government
>wants to use in order to BAN their opponents. This government is the worst
>enemy of the Gambian people. Every day, they are doing something that has
>the potential of attracting devastating sanctions to the country. Joseph
>Joof cannot succeed where six AGs have failed. He cannot defend the
>indefensible. I respectfully urge the Opposition to take the impotent on.
>Joof is an empty barrel.
>KB
>
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