Hello Fellow Leers. I am late to learn about this brutal form of dictatorship from the Gambia. I wholehearted agree with all your postings to the issue. We must do something now or watch our people die at the mercy of these barbaric people who govern them. Life takes precedence over anything. It must be held sacred and guarded at all cost. We must remove this government by any means necessary. All these petitions are all right, but a dictator like Jammeh pays little to no regards what the world thinks of him. I am full with fury at the moment. We must seek justice for the victims. We must seek justice for their families, we must seek justice for the students, we must seek justice for The Gambia. We must not be silent. We must heed the suggestions that Karamba is making for a collective body to fight this evil. We must resist the urge to alienate this issue like Hamadi puts it. The victims must not become another porn that Jammeh uses to silence people critical to his Government. this is our Gambia, this is our country, these are our people. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Jammeh must go. Keep pressing on. Matarr Sajaw. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L Web interface at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------------