Lifting the ban on political activities on the eve of presidential election
is nothing to rejoice about. What Jammeh needs to do is to back up and leave
immediately.
His reign of terror has caused much havoc to the Gambia. He  will definitely
go down in history as the most vulgar and immature president.
May the future reserve for him the same fate that his friend, Abacha of
Nigeria and Samuel Doe of Liberia  suffered.

mariama



>From: TOMBONG SAIDY <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: DECREE 89 IS HISTORY
>Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 03:32:35 -0500
>
>President Jammeh has lifted the ban on all political parties and
>politicians. He made this declaration today, JULY 22ND 2001. DECREE
>89 is
>history. All former politicians are now free to either join existing
>political parties, form new ones or rejuvenate their old parties.
>
>
>PEACE
>
>Tombong
>
>Thank you Malang, it is in deed DECREE. I was in rush and did not double
>check my spellings. Sorry. The President's action is a step in the right
>direction and further demonstrates his commitment to Democracy.
>
>PEACE
>
>Tombong
>
>
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