Hamjatta, another masterpiece. We will wait till eternity to get logical intellectual justifications from the likes of Sedat Jobe, Sarjo Jallow, Joseph Joof, Saja Taal, Pap Cheyassin Secka, Famara Jatta, et al, and we will not receive it. Their despicable actions are indefensible. Not only are they morally and intellectually bankrupt, these people have been emasculated by none other than an impotent. Not only will they refuse to put themselves in the shoes of victims and find motivation to fight for those victims, these vermin will not dare raise a finger if they themselves are victimized by Yaya. Did you hear Saja Taal complaining about the way he was treated by APRC? Did you hear Johnson from the IEC complain about his unlawful sacking? Did you hear Pap Cheyassin cry foul for the way Yaya treated him? Don't you think Famara Jatta, Sedat Jobe and all these people that deal with Yaya on a daily basis, know that Yaya does not have the wherewithal to run a household let alone a country? The bottom-line is, we have spineless hypocrites surrounding Yaya and anyone that wants to demystify Yaya and put him in his right place, is a threat to them. That is what the fight is all about. We refuse to elevate Yaya and his cohorts to god-like levels they do not deserve. They are all nonentities as far as I am concerned and anyone that worships them is a bigger fool in my book. As far as Sarjo Jallow is concerned, we do not even have to look very far to find motivation for him to resign from his diabolical post. This man is working for a government that kidnapped his own longtime friend, for no just reason. To me this is victimization coming directly from Yaya. I took it personal when a close friend of mine was unlawfully incarcerated by Yaya. I had friends that were willing to put their lives on the line to redress the injustice meted on this friend of ours. The last thing on our minds was to work for Yaya at that stage. I had people that stopped talking to childhood friends that still worked for Yaya after our friend was put in jail. And mind you, worst injustice is being visited on Dumo. So if Sarjo Jallow had any integrity at all, he would have protested Dumo's abduction and unlawful incarceration. This man has no guts. Jallow should not just be chastised because he works for a government that orchestrated the massacre of defenseless children as young as three, Hamjatta, this man was at the thick of things on that fateful day. Sarjo Jallow stopped and spoke to the children before the massacre took place. I would not be able to live with myself if I was a government minister at the scene and I was unable to diffuse the situation. What is a more catastrophic failure than that? Sarjo Jallow, Baba Jobe, Ousman Badgie, Sankung Badgie, were all at the scene of the massacre. They will one day account for their participation in this most heinous crime in the history of our country. Hamjatta, it was not a rhetorical question you asked when you pondered whether these people have blood running in their veins. I believe they do, which is why I am convinced that they all have very sorry lives. They would want to pretend that they do not feel people's pain and that they do not know that their actions are despicable. But take it from me that they all know what they are doing. They are banking on 'moderation', 'restraint', 'reconciliation', 'forgiveness' etc. These people think that they can do all they did to us and get away with it. Some in the Opposition also give credence to this perverse notion. But let be reassure all and sundry that those days are gone. Yaya went too far. He and his cohorts (in or outside the closet) must be living in Lala-land if they thing that we are going to forgive and forget these atrocities. I fervently believe that if these cowards feared reprisals, we would all be talking about other things. All these people can tell good from evil. They are just siding with evil at their own convenience. That does not bother me as much as it bothers me to see Opposition members giving these vermin the impression that we are happy with the callous and brutal way Yaya and his cohorts are treating us. Hamjatta, these people are very guilty. Not just through their omissions (by sitting by while a loose-canon like Yaya unleash brute force on our children), but some of them aided and abetted the commission of crimes as heinous as murder. Sarjo Jallow will be one of those people that will stand trial for the massacre of our children. Mark my words. About Joseph Joof, we will also wait until eternity to find vindication for the man. The man himself cannot justify the decision he made to join the government. When I read reports about his acceptance speech, the only justification I could discern from him was the usual garbage all these cronies give us: I am doing this for the country. As I demonstrated (irrefutably) this is utter rubbish coming from Joof. If Joof was that committed to public service, he would have joined the AG chambers as soon as he got back from Britain, and stayed there. Gambia paid for his education. From the moment he was named to that bogus commission of inquiry, I called upon the Bar Association to get rid of him. During his watch as president of the Association, terrible things happened in that country and he did not raise a finger. Why is it necessary to have all these lawyers' coalitions for human rights? Coalitions defending the victims of April 10 and 11? Because the Bar Association is not doing its job. If the organization was effective, they can bring the illegal government we have to its knees. Joseph Joof, qua president of the Bar Association, failed his profession and the entire Gambian population for that matter. I again respectfully urge the lawyers back home to get their act together and stand up for what is right. The abuse they are taking is unjustifiable. Next to the army, they are the body with the most power to drive Yaya into the dustbin of history. When it is all said and done, lawyers will not be allowed to plead ignorance or 'neutrality'. They know every illegal move Yaya and his gang makes. They also have the power to do something about it. They must do something about this lawlessness. Hamjatta, we should rest our case about Joseph Joof for now. Now he shares the same cabinet table with murderers like Ousman Badgie. Would a man with any integrity assist Yaya to treat our children in the despicable way he has treated them by refusing to punish the perpetrators of the most heinous crime in Gambian history? The answer to your question about how these vermin will feel if their own children were murdered, is that they do not have the guts to stand up for themselves, their children, or anybody for that matter. They are all cowards and moral bankrupts. People that will not fight for us do not deserve to lead us. We should get rid of all of them. KB _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L Web interface at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html You may also send subscription requests to [log in to unmask] if you have problems accessing the web interface and remember to write your full name and e-mail address. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------