Momodou Ceesay,
Keep on keeping on Momodou. Great letter!. Let the struggle continues!
This idiot really must go.Think, many Jammeh supporters rally for this
'kidnapper Of The Republic Of The Gambia' because they DON'T know
what they want, but, they DO know what they DON'T want and that is
rivers of blood flowing in the Gambia as Momodou Ceesay eloquently
reiterated in his letter.And so I ask them, "Is the news not bad for
all of us yet?". Listen,It's time to get the 'S.O.B'!!. Snypers PLZ!!

                                                 Mr Makaveli.
                                                 Techno-Politic(o-:)


>From: momodou ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Letter  to The US President, UN Secretary General & Carter Center
>Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 16:13:25 -0700
>
>Fellow Gambians:
>
>Below is a letter we sent to Various United States
>officials and Newspapers in the Gambia.
>
>
>3629 Buford Highway
>Apartment G-10
>Atlanta, Georgia 30329
>
>UNITED DEMOCRATIC PARTY- ATLANTA BASE.
>
>June 21, 2000
>
>William J. Clinton
>The President of the United States
>The White House
>1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
>Washington DC 20500-0001
>
>Dear Sir:
>
>This is a request for an urgent action in the Gambia
>with respect to the leader of the United Democratic
>Party (UDP) and 80 supporters currently in detention
>at an unknown location in The Gambia.  Mr. Darboe and
>his supporters were ambushed by President Jammeh’s
>APRC provocateurs during a tour of the provinces.
>Many injuries occurred on both sides including the
>death of one person.
>We are fearful for the safety of Mr. Darboe and his
>supporters detained incommunicado by the Jammeh regime
>at unknown location(s).
>Quite conceivably, things are rapidly spiraling out of
>control. If you recall in April of this year, the
>government shot and killed innocent high school
>children for engaging in peaceful demonstration in
>protest of the brutal torture and consequent death of
>their colleague, Ebrima Barry by the Brikama Firemen
>and the rape of a 13 year old girl, Binta Manneh by a
>uniformed officer.
>In the face of the increasing popularity of the
>opposition, we feel that the UDP is the target of a
>government crackdown.  We are appealing for the
>strongest denouncement of human rights violations in
>the Gambia. Once again, allow us to raise our concern
>that the tyrannical regime in Banjul is provoking the
>Gambian people into a dangerous response.  We hope no
>rivers of blood will flow in the Gambia as they have
>in others parts of Africa. However, it will not be for
>lack of trying by the Jammeh regime.
>We hope that you will demand of The Gambian government
>the safety and immediate release of Mr. Darboe and his
>supporters.
>_________________________________
>Respectfully,
>
>
>Momodou K. Ceesay
>Secretary
>
>
>
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