Mr.Conteh:

Together, we all should put the pressure to the NADD leadership, and make it absolutely clear that this cannot be just business as usual.

Thanks

Musa JEng
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> From: Jassey Conteh <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: 2005/11/18 Fri PM 06:36:09 EST
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: NADD's next move
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> Mr. Jeng:
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> I join in endorsing your stance.  The NADD leadership and the entire membership of the coalition should rise up and demonstrate straight to mile 2.  Civil disobedience should follow until our comrades are released.  We should meet with our elected officials in the U.S. and elsewhere in brainstorming them about the events in the Gambia.
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> By just agreeing to wait is time that cannot be compromised.  After hearing resolution on an agreement to collect funds in defending our arrested comrades, I ask how much more can we take from Jammeh and his entire government?  Diplomacy is exhausted.  Action should be the focal point.  Going to court with Jammeh is fruitless.   Justice Paul will render to Caesar what Caesar wants.  Caesar is the absolute dictator.
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> Naphiyo,
> Comrade Jassey-Conteh
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> Subject: NADD's next move
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> Folks:
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> This is an illegal arrest, and any cooperation from the NADD only gives legitimacy to the illegality. Now, what are their options in the face of a tyrant who is willing to do whatever it takes to stay in power? It is absolutely a non-starter to answer to these bogus charges. Secondly, the entire NADD leadership and officers should get all of them arrested and join their fellow members at the mile two. Third, their arrest will set the civil disobedience, both at home and in the Diaspora. Finally, all of us living in the Diaspora should also complement their effort back home, by getting ourselves arrested, even if it means taking over the Gambia embassy.  Folks, the terrain of this battle has shifted, and we have to make the next move. I am appealing to Ousainou Darboe, Waa Juwara, Hassan Musa Camara, and the entire NADD leadership to join their fellow members at the Mile Two. Anything short of that they are only postponing the inevitable.
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> Musa Jeng
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> Thanks
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