Malanding, in some case it is willful debraining.  This is also not 
restricted to SOS' but is mushrooming to every community in that little 
hamlet.  Unofficially, anything goes in that country and you'd be very 
surprised that the first people to think you and I have some bolts missing 
are the very folks we  are defending.  You saw Mbow on CNN, with his face 
all cut up like he was chased with a machete.  The man looked at the camera 
and let out that fat lie about Yaya's medical gunuis.  Remember Sidat Jobe 
and his socalled protest of Baba Jobe and the UN Tribunal travel ban?  Our 
people have bought into going along with anything and in some cases 
orchestrating things to please Yaya.  This move by Johnson is an indirect 
peddling of that Medicine Man mystic that the APRC is trying to peddle.  
Slowly, and willingly by the participants, Gambians are endorsing the sick 
mind of Yaya to making him into a God.  Look at his dress style.  He 
associate everything he does with powers from God.  Next he said his 
ancestors gave him knowledge from his dream (read stoned from hemp) to cure 
HIV/AIDS among other things.  So he bottled powers from God and the 
ancestors backed by the Koran.  Johnson is by no means alone.  Just watch 
them come out one by one.

Chi Jaama

Joe


>From: Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Ournew South-South co-operation
>Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:01:07 -0400
>
>My apologies for cluttering your mailbox, but I just could not resist 
>sending this one. I must add, are newly appointed SOS go through an 
>officially sanctioned 'de-braining" that help seemingly brainy fellows like 
>Koto Johnson to perform in mindless games? Any one out there, that is,  
>former Secretaries of State under Dr. Jammeh with first-hand experience?
>
>courtesy of The Point Newpaper
>
>
>Malanding Jaiteh\
>
>
>
>
>Gambia to Provide Medical Assistance to Venezuela
>Monday 16th April 2007
>
>By Baboucarr Senghore Abba A.S. Gibba
>
>The government of The Gambia, under the framework agreement signed with the 
>republic of Venezuela, will provide medical assistance in the area of 
>herbal medicine to Venezuela.
>
>According to the Secretary of State for Higher Education Crispin Grey 
>Johnson, who tabled the motion on the Framework Agreement of Cooperation at 
>the National Assembly last Thursday, The Gambia is prepared to offer the 
>Venezuelan republic 1000 dozens of herbal medicine every two months for the 
>treatment of asthma. He noted that this is a further testimony of the 
>goodwill of both the people of The Gambia and the Bolivian republic of 
>Venezuela to develop and grow together. He added that the initiative is 
>aimed at further strengthening the relations in the area of health, 
>agriculture, education, petroleum and infrastructure as indicated in the 
>framework agreement itself.
>
>Secy Grey Johnson stated that President Hugo Chavez's acceptance of The 
>Gambia's invitation to attend and address the African Union Summit of heads 
>of states and governments held in Banjul last year had clearly demonstrated 
>that the Bolivian republic of Venezuela has had keen interest in taking the 
>level of friendship and cooperation between the Gambia and Venezuela to a 
>higher height.
>
>" Since then, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has undertaken 
>several trips to Venezuela to prepare the ground for meaningful 
>achievements to be realised under the auspices of the framework agreement," 
>  he said, adding that this has brought about a new bond in the 
>relationship between the two countries which has since progressed from 
>strength to strength.
>
>He assured National Assembly Members that the framework agreement is 
>balanced and augurs very well for the spirit of South-South co-operation, 
>from which both countries stand to benefit immensely.
>
>
>
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