G-L,

Really I think is high time that opposition have the courage to lead us on the streets. I know if the opposition leaders are willing to take the lead, we will follow them to any place. Really is high time to get rid of Jammeh. These regime have push the Gambia near a state of distruction. If we do not get up now, we will be VERY, VERY, VERY late. Where the Gambia is heading to is very dangerous. Now security personels are living in a state of I CAN KILL YOU AND NOTHING WILL COME OUT OF IT. May God save the Gambia. May God save our nation from Maron Jammeh.

>From: Jabou Joh <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: The Credibility of Gambia's Opposition at stake
>Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 14:44:20 EST
>
>< Yes, history will judge Yahya Jammeh and his Government for the
> >human and material damage done to Gambia and Gambians but history will also
> >reserve a more prominent place for those opposition leaders who, in The
> >Gambia's hour of need for courageous and effective leadership, decided to
> >roll over and play dead. You either lead or move over and be led.
> >
> >Like Kebba Dampha, I say to the political parties, if you are ill-prepared
> >to carry the mantle of leadership, please move aside and allow those with
> >courage and vision to take on Yahya Jammeh and his band of corrupt, inept
> >and murderous henchmen.
> >
> >GAMBIA YEARNS FOR EFFECTIVE OPPOSITION TO YAHYA JAMMEH. AND WE NEED IT NOW.
> >NRP, UDP: We await your reactions to Cheyassin's nonesense.
> _______________________
>
>I want to reiterate this statement because this is really the bottom
>line.More than ever, this is the time that we need those who say that our
>best interest is their business to step forward and do what is necessary to
>rid us of Yaya Jammeh and his band of henchmen and women. I
>
>f that action is not taken by the political parties who have spent all this
>time telling us they can do it better, the handwriting will forever be on the
>wall. There is no doubt that it is in our hour of need that we will come to
>realize the sincerity or lack thereof of those who have constantly told us
>of their dedication to bringing about a better government for us.
>
>If these people cannot and will not put aside their differences and act for
>the common good of the country, then surely they are "fair weather
>politicians". We need political leaders who will step forward to do what is
>necessary both in times of crisis as in tranquil times.
>Any unwillingness on the part of political parties to come together at this
>time of crisis will be a clear indication that the position rather than the
>service is what is all important, and we sincerely hope this is not the case.
>
>Jabou Joh
>
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