Mr. Jobe,
                   there is no doubt President Jammeh has been put at a
corner by the International Community. Today what we are witnessing from his
regime is just a procrastination and some signs of a falling dictator.

Thanks for your dedication and love for our mother land.

The struggle continues and the truth will prevail.
Saihou

On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 6:53 AM, abdulai jobe <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> We can now definitively confirm that Gambian BAD/BOY yaya Jammeh will be
> called to account for the Death Threats unleashed by  his ever filthy mouth
> against diasporan Gambians who dare challenge his abuse of power and HR
> record.We and our partners continue to showcase his reckless and
> blatant disregard for the rights of Gambian citizenry,and continue to press
> for the regime's isolation from the international community.We will not rest
> untill yaya jammeh (now the world's biggest comic buffoon) is removed from
> power and Democratic Government is established in Gambia.The sheer weight of
> embarassment,murders,unrelenting abuse of power,and greed for primitive
> accumulation of wealth is having its toll on all Gambians,and its time all
> concerned persons and groupings do their bit to the effect of ending the
> AGONY of this peace-loving small country.We ask the commonwealth conference
> convening in Trinidad to expell Gambia forthwith,we ask the African Union to
> follow suit,we ask of the EU and the US appropriation cttee to suspend all
> military ties with Gambia and only provide assistance of the type that goes
> directly to the poor.
>
> Abdulai Jobe
> Secretary general   Gambia Human Rights coalition UK.
>
> --- On *Sun, 22/11/09, A Jallow <[log in to unmask]>* wrote:
>
>
> From: A Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Fw: ‘Gambia’s situation an embarrassment’
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Date: Sunday, 22 November, 2009, 9:15
>
> Published on The Trinidad Guardian (http://guardian.co.tt)
>
> ‘Gambia’s situation an embarrassment’
>
> 22 Nov 2009
> gambian.png
> Anika Gumbs-Sandiford [1]
>
> Gambia could very well face expulsion from the Commonwealth because
> of death threats made by President Yahya Jammeh. Sunday Guardian has
> learnt that the Commonwealth Secretariat has made recommendations for
> dialogue with the Government of Gambia surrounding the development.
> Jammeh, in a television broadcast last week carried live, threatened
> to “kill anyone who tries to destabilise my country.� Caribbean Centre
> for Human Rights based in Trinidad, and the India-based Commonwealth
> Human Rights Initiative have called on Commonwealth leaders to
> withdraw Jammeh’s invitation to the CHOGM.
>
> It remains unclear whether Jammeh himself will attend the forum.
> However, there is confirmation that Gambia Vice-President Isatou
> Nije-Saidy is to represent the country when delegates convene in
> Port-of-Spain. Outraged by Jammeh’s comments, Director of the
> Commonwealth Foundation Mark Collins insists that no leader is above
> the law. In an interview at the University of the West Indies, Second
> Decade Debate, hosted by the International Relations (IR) Department,
> Collins said the situation was an embarrassing one for the
> Commonwealth.
>
> “No one is above the law. The rule of law is one of the key principles
> of the Commonwealth. “I will be very surprised if action is not taken
> against the President of Gambia. “He has very strongly-held views, and
> there are concerns about what was expressed on television by the
> Gambia leader. His comments will create an atmosphere of fear. “Human
> activists are defenders of rights for education, proper health care,
> freedom of speech and much more. What does he mean by saying these
> things?
>
> “All free-thinking people know that there are some areas of human
> rights still surrounded by controversy, like cultural expressions, and
> as we well know, sexual preferences and these issues are being
> discussed. “Why would the President of Gambia make such a statement?
> It reflects badly on the Commonwealth.� Collins said he expected the
> issue to be high on the agenda for the Commonwealth Action Group (CWA)
> at the People’s Forum. Meanwhile, the IR department is also expected
> to launch the Democracy in the Commonwealth Report tomorrow.
>
> Copyright © 2009 TRINIDAD PUBLISHING COMPANY LTD
> Source URL (retrieved on 22/11/2009 - 5:12am):
>
> http://guardian.co.tt/news/politics/2009/11/22/gambia-s-situation-embarrassment
>
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