Ous and Saul,

You are right we have to wait for the full story because if these guys were
that close to Jammeh it won't take them time to get rid of him. I just find
it difficult to believe in the AFPRC's stories they are very good at making
things up. We will wait for the final story which might never know.  Is this
another form of Jammeh covering up the issue on the alleged  Crude Oil Saga
or diverting people's attention? Or it is that the AFPRC is restoring to
Rawlings type of dictor "get rid of anybody who looks suspicious" Is the
government becoming too paranoid? How many more army/military men have to go
before the President is confortably seated?

I hope that the government will look at these issues seriously?


The Struggle Conntinue!!!
Ndey Jobarteh

-----Original Message-----
From: Ousman Bojang <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 16 January 2000 05:55
Subject: A coup in making or a foiled coup attempt???


Dear L—
I am happy that no one is rushing to judgment here after reading the
government's story posted by Tombong Saidy. Hence I am certain not to be
charged with libel, I might write the other side of the story and fear not.
How much sense does it make to say that Lts. Sanneh and manneh were
organizing a coup and they were being investigated for a while? Remember
these two people had direct access to Jammeh. These two were confidants of
jammeh. These two staked their lives for Jammeh several times before for
they
know that it is only in Jammeh's era that they could enjoy the fruits they
were enjoying.
From a diffferent side, it is because of their unquestionable loyalty to
Jammeh that they had to be accused by the ones who are really in the making
of a coup. It was known to these people that if Manneh and Sanneh have to
stay as Presidential guards, they were ready to die for Jammeh and they had
to be eliminated. I have no doubt that my sources are right and sooner or
later the whole truth shall come out.
When the so-called robbery took place, it was covered and we are yet to find
out the whole story. A lot of these will come to light. And as the saying
goes, Time is the best Prophet.

God bless the mother land.

Ousman Bojang.

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