OK, let me make sure I understand this, and someone please correct me if I am wrong, which sure
wouldn't be the first time that's ever happened * smile *.

So, S. M. Dibba gets
sacked as speaker of the Natioanl Assembly, gets detained, presumably at the behest and orders of
Jammeh, because no one, as I understand it, does anything without his orders, at least as far as
sacking and detaining people goes, and yet, whenhe gets released, he goes right back to State
House and still proclaims his allegiance?  What's up with that?

And Jammeh!  What's up with this talk of "tribalism" etc.  I didn't even finsih reading the
report of Jammeh's remarks, because they just didn't make sense to me.

Something is truly wrong with this picture.

Ginny

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