Thank you very much KB. There can be no simple way to describe the situation in our dear land than the way you put it. High school dropouts like Yahya, Edward and Pakalindin secondary school dropouts like Baba jobe have no room to run a house hall much more a government. Gambia's situation is a desperate one. Our nation has been bleeding since these thugs stole power. It sad to say but I wonder day and night thinking about  where our that lovely little country is heading to. These idiots are rubbing the people and in turn buy one generator for them and claim what is the due to the people to be a gift from the man who before 1994 could not buy an underwear for himself. KB sorry to say but I fear for our country. Our destiny is in jeopardy.

Kebba Sanneh

>From: Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: 'Cabinet' of INCOMPETENCE --- What's New?
>Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 10:56:20 -0500
>
>Here we go again with the inmates running the asylum. Bunch of
>mental
>midgets and corrupt mandarins being handed the reins of government.
>God help
>Gambia. This is a ‘rethread’ of the same bunch that slaughtered our
>children, steal from us, rendered our people poorer, while
>overseeing
>reverse development in the country. Even if some of these appointees
>were
>competent, the Dictatorship will NOT allow them to do what is right
>for the
>country. But what we have is a Dictatorship (all right) lording over
>INCOMPETENT people that are too scared to think straight.
>
>Isatou Njie-Saidy: the very woman that was acting president when our
>children were slaughtered in broad daylight by Yaya security forces.
>To what
>extent would this woman go to perpetuate the Dictatorship? She could
>NOT
>help defenseless three-year-olds on that fateful day on April 10,
>2000. All
>hell broke loose in her INCOMPETENT hands and our children were
>massacred.
>Did she talk sense to the Dictatorship to allow the children to
>carry on
>their peaceful demonstration against the lawlessness in the country?
>No! the
>woman went along with Yaya’s diabolical orders from Cuba that the
>RVH
>mortuary should be filled with dead bodies of our children. This
>woman does
>NOT belong in a ‘cabinet’. She belongs in jail.
>
>Captain Singhateh: what more can be said about the man’s crimes? At
>least he
>has been DEMOTED in this ‘cabinet’. ‘Minister for Works and
>Infrastructure’.
>I hope the moron realizes that it is one and the same thing. He’s
>been
>striped of some power and that power now reposes on someone else
>more
>competent than he is. What does the mental midget know about
>Communications
>and Technology? The High School drop out knows that he does NOT
>belong in a
>‘cabinet’. Had they not stolen power in 1994, they would be out in
>the
>street scratching for a living because they are all INCOMPETENT and
>do NOT
>have what it takes to earn a honest living.
>
>Ousman Badgie, Minister for Religious Affairs: these people are
>mocking God.
>This adulterer who few weeks ago was caught with his pants is given
>charge
>of ‘Religious Affairs’ in the country. He showed his INCOMPETENCE in
>the
>recently concluded hajj season that the illegal government hijacked
>from the
>private sector. That case has not even been settled yet, and the man
>is
>opted into a ‘cabinet’. Just goes to show you the caliber of people
>running
>our country. We are in a sorry state and the free-fall shall
>continue.
>
>This ‘cabinet’ is one of the most ridiculous outfits I have ever
>seen.
>Manlafi Jarjue: the only thing the guy got going for him is that he
>is an
>unashamed Yaya sycophant. Period. This man is now given potentially
>the most
>complicated portfolio in the country. The land tenure system in
>Africa is
>complicated to even mental giants with experience in the field. I
>can bet my
>last dime that the moron knows NOTHING about our land tenure system.
>All he
>sees is an opportunity to engage in corruption by ‘allocating’ land
>to other
>Yaya cronies. Pretty soon this man is going to be sorry he was ever
>appointed in that position. INCOMPETENCE coupled with corruption is
>just the
>perfect mix to cause chaos in that department. I wonder how his
>experience
>in the US is going to help him man a position that is so complicated
>and
>peculiar to The Gambia. But, you blame Manlafi, you are focusing on
>the
>wrong person. His boss (Yaya) who is trying to reward Manlafi for
>his
>(Manlafi’s) praise-singing does NOT even understand the enormity of
>the job
>at hand. These mental midgets think that they are still in High
>School.
>
>Other ‘rethreads’ like Joseph Joof and Blaise Jagne, I would not
>even talk
>about. Their records speak for themselves. Under Joseph Joof’s
>watch, the
>justice system is in disarray. Innocent Gambians are jailed for
>several
>months without trial. Innocent children have been massacred in broad
>daylight and their families denied justice by this illegal
>government.
>Joseph Joof’s prosecutors could NOT even convict the people that
>murdered
>Ebrima Barry in broad daylight. This man knows that in a serious
>government
>he would have been fired a long time ago for INCOMPETENCE. He came
>to
>Washington (at taxpayers’ expense) and ran away from people
>questioning the
>heinous acts of his government. He knows he CANNOT defend the
>indefensible.
>
>People like Blaise are just played like a yo-yo by characters like
>Baabaa
>Jobe. Thugs running our foreign policies. This same man was the only
>‘diplomat’ at the Commonwealth that supported Dictator Abacha for
>the
>heinous murder of (environmental activist) Ken Sara-wiwa. Why?
>Because
>Abacha was stealing from the Nigerians and sharing some of his loot
>with
>Yaya. They are the laughing stock of the international community. He
>goes to
>the United Nations and all he does is pimp for Taiwan, Libya and
>Cuba.
>
>We have a real leadership problem in the country. Here was another
>opportunity for the Dictatorship to turn a new leaf. Get rid of all
>the High
>School drop outs in the ‘cabinet’; not just demoting them. Get rid
>of people
>like Famara Jatta that oversaw the reversal of our fortunes; under
>his watch
>Gambians have grown poorer. Get rid of the adulterer that oversaw
>the
>suffering of our people in Mecca. Get rid of Njie-Saidy, the woman
>that
>CANNOT defend innocent children. But, we all know that that would
>NOT
>happen. Ordinarily, Yaya has no business choosing a ‘cabinet’ in the
>first
>place. He stole power in 1994 and stole two subsequent elections in
>order to
>remain in power. So long as Gambians continue tolerating Yaya, this
>is the
>type of ‘cabinet’ we will continue to have. People get appointed
>solely
>because they sing the praises of the Dictatorship. Not a single
>member of
>this ‘cabinet’ will stand up for a principle (as simple as the
>defending of
>innocent children) that is opposed to the perceived thinking of
>Yaya, Baabaa
>Jobe and former junta members. We have an unadulterated
>Dictatorship.
>KB
>
>
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