Hey Folks,
Once again our beloved country has encountered an act of terrorism,but
thanks to Almighty Allah the victims has respond at full strength and in a
timely manner.The government should know as from now on, people will take
all possible counter measures to ensure this country is rescue from continue
brutality and the slaying of law abiding citizens.The government has no
foundation no respect for Human life and after all no regards for Gambian
people.Despite of having a minimum military capability the innocent civilian
do what they can do to track down so called trained terrorist.This is a same
on Gambia government two worse events took place within the same time
frame.We will show our anger and distress anytime without fear,let the
prayers continue for the Almight Allah to bring everlasting peace to our
country despite the government being an obstacle.Let  the struggle continue.


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> Subject:      Another act of state terrorism
>
> We are getting reports that members of the UDP leadership on a campaign
> tour
> have been viciously ambushed by terrorists riding in unmarked pickup
> trucks
> yesterday somewhere in the provinces. An initial assessment points to a
> shadowy group under the leadership of Baba Jobe consisting of thugs
> trained,
> armed and actively encouraged by the government to essentially perpetrate
> violence on law abiding citizens. This time it seems these state sponsored
> criminals lied in waiting to essentially kill these politicians. Cold
> blooded
> murder, an attribute that has tragically gained currency during this
> administration is something we the people have to constantly confront.
> Bereft
> of support, ideas or direction, this government has concluded they must
> wield
> the ultimate leverage of a tyranny and that, list members, is to use
> murder
> and the threat of general violence to muzzle people into submission.
> Knowing
> they can't delay, rig or otherwise alter the upcoming elections, they are
> resorting to conspiring to kill their opponents and the rest of the
> country
> that is firmly set at ousting them. The Gambian people will never succumb
> to
> the whims of heathens and despicable folks like Yahya Jammeh and Baba
> Jobe.
> The only reason the scope of violence did not go beyond the already severe
> injuries was the relative size of the UDP delegation and the fact that
> they
> did what they could under the circumstances to defend themselves. We have
> to
> move from the understandable but self defeating notion that in the face of
> overwhelming force a people must roll over and play dead anytime a gun
> wielding thug sees it fit to brutalize them. Why should I let you murder
> me
> or by people? Life isn't worth much if one can't exercise the freedom to
> live
> it. The only reason the spates of killings or attempts thereof have not
> abated since Yahya Jammeh has instituted his Ghadaffi style of pacifying
> an
> uncooperative population through terror is the fact that Baba Jobe and
> other
> killers like him have always gotten away with their crimes.Killing those
> who
> set out to kill you is considered legitimate self defense even in Sharia.
> I
> know well meaning pacifist  would prefer somethingelse . To them I say
> with
> people like Yahya Jammeh your available options are nil. Tyrants the world
> over are not interested in genuine contest of ideas. What drives them is
> the
> raw exercise of power. In the process they treat the lives of dissenters
> and
> ordinary folk as expendable commodity that must be disposed off if and
> when
> it stands in their way. I will try to kill to kill Baba Jobe if and when
> he
> tries to kill me. For that I will never apologize. I have had it with
> these
> people!
>
> Karamba
>
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