Sanusi, Walahi! However, this is a new day and they will be matched at any
level. The APRC are not even sophisticated in their fabrications. Yaya,
FJC, et al vowed that Hamat and Halifa will not return to the Assembly.
When both made it but Hamat get robbed, they decided to descend to the
bottom of slime. They decided create a hoax that Sainey Mbye droped dead
and his inner circle went nuts. As you rightly pointed, the intent was to
incite the APRC folks in Upper Saloum to go berserk. At the Sere Kunda
Central end, FJC lied about being attacked by supposedly NADD supporters.
The hope again was to incite the thugs within the APRC to go on the rampage.
However, those thugs know better. If they are on the hunt, by now they
also know they will not get away with anything. Besides, these same thugs
are marginalized like most Gambians, thus where is the incentive to do the
dirty bidding for FJC. How smart is it that the two people they targeted
are the very constituencies that they choose to peddle their lies? Not
smart at all, and like the by elections, Gambians discounted them. Where
are the culprits that FJC clubbed, no where to be found. The APRC has been
exposed for the crooks they are.
Chi Jaama
Joe
>From: Sanusi Owens <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: [>-<] Re: FJC Assaulted
>Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 10:05:59 +0100 (BST)
>
>We must not under estimate the consequences !!!
>
>FJC's fabrication is nothing else but a sinister move to incite APRC
>supporters to go on the rampage against NADD officials.
>
>I don't believe a word of what FJC is trying to say. FJC is finding it
>difficult to come to terms with Halifa being re-elected as NAMs. I bet she
>did promise JAMMEH that she can unseat Halifa. Having failed in that
>mission, she needs something to cover her from the spot light. Don't be
>suprise to read that FJC is now side-lined by President Jammeh for her
>failure in the Bye Elections.
>
>Hard luck FJC. you are not good politician, try another profession.
>
>
>Sanusi
>
>
>Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote: FJC Assaulted, by whom? Given the
>terror that the APRC have preached and
>exercised for eleven years running, this is a scam by FJC you'll and I will
>tell you why. How convenient that she claimed to be attacked in the wake of
>the by-elections and the spread of a rumor of the death of APRC Sainey
>Mbye?
>She did spread lies on behalf of the APRC, however, it was not only in
>Sere Kunda Central, but in Upper Saloum, Wulli, and Jarra West, but she
>deliberately and conveniently injected Halifa in her scam by connecting her
>phantom attackers to lies she made against Halifa. No, what is at operation
>here is a criminal mind at work. FJC made a lot of false statements during
>the campaign against Halifa, and worked hard to make sure that she does not
>have to face Halifa in the Assembly. The voters completely rejected her and
>other liars like Yanks, Singhateh, et al. Boy, sis has a very creative
>mind. By this narration, it appears that sis was all alone in her house
>when the "phantoms" appeared. Like Hollywood, the "naive" lead actress
>graciously welcomed the evil phantom with kindness. But, did I say but, but
>the power of the angels bestowed in her made her got up (all while the
>phantoms watched), ran to her bedroom, for a minute I though sis was
>packed,
>you know, like in SLR, AK47, or for a night crawler, a Sat' Night Special,
>but no, she go for a golf club. I remember my good sis for playing B-Ball
>as in basketball or Volleyball, but as they say, Yaya has been good to
>them,
>and they are now Club members. Has Yaya built a golf course yet?
>Continuing, sis, all by herself came swinging and they all scattered and
>her
>mighty self was an army of one. Now, here is a statement that puzzles me:
>
>"I then thought the few that entered were journalists, but as they pestered
>me with rude questions I rushed into my bed-room, brought out a golf club
>and on my way I heard them saying the sword the president is holding in his
>pictures on my walls, is what they would use to put in my… I would not
>repeat that because I have great respect for the president. As I reached
>them in the sitting room, they scattered in different directions."
>
>Cut!!! Folks, have you seen how sis was able to string Yaya's sword in this
>concoction, and she got religion as to the specific use of the sward on
>her.
>Bottom-line, Sis got it all wrong about Halifa and what he stands for and
>the people of Sere Kunda Central made her realize that. Now, she is trying
>to save face by trying to be slick and get brownie points in the process.
>The rumors, hoaxes, and continued fabrications in the aftermath of the
>by-elections are the criminal work of the APRC. Sis, you will see Halifa in
>the Assembly and that is something you need to resolve within you. You are
>big on getting religion, but not enough to say to the voters that you are
>sorry for all the lies you told them. Folks, that's the APRC for you. Sis,
>if you though you and the APRC had it rough with Halifa, you ain't seen
>nothing yet. The criminal working of the APRC and Yaya will flood the
>papers and the world will know about your bunch.
>
>It is also really laughable to hear Sainey Mbye insinuate that NADD or
>Hamat
>is behind the rumor of his death. No, on the contrary, the stink is coming
>from the APRC and they shall be exposed. Intelligent minds, what benefit
>will NADD gain by spreading such a rumor? Nothing. What NADD told the
>world they would do, is to gather evidence and present it in a court of law
>to render verdict on the fraud and intimidation tactics of the APRC and the
>security forces in upper Saloum. This death rumor is just a ploy by the
>AFPRC to implant something in the minds of the population about NADD,
>witchcraft, and ill will for their opponents. They failed in their quest
>and NADD will drag them to court which they are dreading.
>
>
>
>FJC Assaulted
>Monday 3rd October 2005
>
>By Lamin Darboe
>
>Some operatives of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) over the weekend
>visited the house of Fatoumatta Jahumpa Ceesay where an assault was
>launched
>on the nominated National Assembly member.
>Hon. Jahumpa Ceesay was attacked by a group of youths who stormed her house
>in Kanifing Estate, demanding explanation from her about some of the
>statements she made at rallies in the run-up to the recent by-elections.
>
>According to sources, the attackers, who were estimated to have numbered
>seven, including a girl, spent some minutes in Madame Ceesay’s house before
>forcing their way out running in different directions.
>
>“I saw some youths entering Mrs. Ceesay’s residence but little later I saw
>them forcing their way out running in different directions,” a shop-keeper
>close by Madame Ceesay’s house has told this Paper.
>Meanwhile, in an interview with The Point yesterday, Hon. Jahumpa Ceesay
>said the attack came to her as a surprise, before proceeding to describe it
>as unwarranted and unprovoked.
>
>She explained, “I was sitting in my house on Saturday when I saw a group of
>youths, including a girl, enter the house by the front door. I thought they
>were one of the youth groups on their usual visits for our FRAP and
>president’s day proceedings. However, when I ushered them in, one of them
>abruptly demanded that I give an explanation for remarks I made that Kwame
>Street in Serekunda was made to standard by president Jammeh, that Halifa
>has padlocked himself by joining forces that had previously padlocked him
>by
>stifling his political ideology amongst others. I then thought the few that
>entered were journalists, but as they pestered me with rude questions I
>rushed into my bed-room, brought out a golf club and on my way I heard them
>saying the sword the president is holding in his pictures on my walls, is
>what they would use to put in my… I would not repeat that because I have
>great respect for the president. As I reached them in the sitting room,
>they
>scattered in different directions.”
>
>Asked whether this will scare her from her political activism, the
>nominated
>member explained that the attack would further strengthen her loyalty to
>president Jammeh and the APRC. “I will always remain loyal to the APRC and
>president Jammeh and no amount of intimidation can scare me,” she stated
>emphatically.
>
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