Yaya, As you are well aware the Nation is in mourning following the atrocious massacre of our future presidents, ministers, accountants, doctors...... Upon your arrival in the Gambia, you declared a seven day national mourning for the people who have died. Please I must hasten to tell you the declaration in the first place is a shame on you and you government because it was not a natural disaster but acts perpetrated by human beings which could have been prevented. I sincerely believe that what Gambians were expecting to hear from you were answers not declarations.They are expecting answers to questions such as who ordered the killings? Why were live bullets used? Should the massacre could have been prevented? Some of your CO-conspirators have already tried to shroud the truth from being known to the Gambian people such as your vice president and the interior secretary but they failed to convince Gambian people. The questions asked earlier must be answered to the Gambian people. Following your unlawful coup in the Gambia in July 1994, you have been bragging to the Gambian people and the international community that not even a chicken died in your coup as you spoke to Georgie Anne Geyer of Universal Press Syndicate in Kansas city, MO. in the following quote "When I came to power, it was unconstitutional means, but I had no other alternative. In my coup, not even a chicken died.It was a bloodless coup against a dictator who had not built a road in 30 years." Oh really? Every Gambian now know that even the birds are dying let alone human beings. Your credibility is all shattered and Gambians have lost confidence in you and your government.There is nothing left but honorably resign and accept responsibility for what has happened.Those who did the killings were hopeful that your government will sit on the truth as you did in many other cases that was why they did what they did. Please resign and free all political prisoners and those students who are arrested. Mori Kebba Jammeh USA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L Web interface at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------------