Mr. Ebou Jalow,
very interesting information.
May I ask you, even they operate in cadre/cells, are their activities not
know to their families and friends. ? Do neighbors not know if a young man
in a compound is involved into something ? My knowledge of the ordinary
gambian compound-life is, that nothing is "secret", they all know who you
are, where you are going, what you do for a living, what you do when out at
night, even the most private and intimate things. Therefor I should say that
if a compound houses f.in. a member of AFPRC-youth Wing, people know. Are
they trained to the utmost, to operate as f.in. FBI/CIA agents, or some sort
of interior guerilla warfare ?
I don´t understand how a political party can risk this. IF they
incidentally should be caught in a criminal act, they risk a lot.
Very interesting but also very alarming, is my opinion.
Asbjørn Nordam
on 12/08/00 1:43, Ebou Jallow at [log in to unmask] wrote:
> Ms Sigga Jagne,
> Your observations on the latest tragic incident is very correct. The
> creation of these youth wings originated from Tripoli, Libya. During the
> AFPRC transistion period, on about July 1995, the Libyan intelligence chief
> Musa Koussa and his deputy Moctar Gannass offered the services of the Libyan
> security establishment to train and equip a "political cadre" modeled after
> the Revolutionary wings of the Jamahiriyia in Libya. The training was in
> two phases: the first phase recruits and cultivates a thoroughly
> indoctinated (brainwashed) cadre that is loyal only to the "Leader" of
> course Yaya. The second phase complements the first, with more emphasis on
> the cadre's dedication, unquestionable loyalty to Yaya and training in
> "active measures". These active measures are very clandestine and
> controlled directly by Yaya Jammeh through Baba Jobe. The AFRC Youth Wing
> cadre (which is still the same as the former July 22 Movement) are dispersed
> all over the country into "cells" that collect political intelligence and
> report periodically to Baba Jobe. Active measures, a derivative of the
> former KGB's "aktivnyye meropriatia" are an array of covert and overt
> techniques for influencing events and behaviour i.e propaganda, political
> sabotage, forgeries, political violence and direct provocation of the
> opposition to engage in a melee.
> From now till the "elections" these immoral acts will continue with more
> intensity targeting any credible opposition, or civil society that poses the
> slightest resistance to the AFRC. Their ultimate aim is to instill fear in
> the general population, paralyze any opposition activity or seriously
> jeopardize the intergrity of any opposition (the Darboe case is a
> quintessential example), and finally sell to the public an AFRC candidate
> un-opposed in the presidential "election". This active measures strategy
> has been first perfected in Ghana with Rawlings under the tutelage of Capt
> Kotjo Ksikata (rtd) ( another Libyan agent like Baba Jobe; he use to
> frequent the State House to guide his "junior revolutionaries), then in
> Burkina Fasso, under Capt Blaise Campoare who usually wins "elections" with
> 99% of the vote, and recently in Liberia under Charles Taylor another
> Libyan/Taiwanese agent. Now it is Gambia's turn, under another lackey of
> Col Mummar Qaddafi's imperialistic enterprise. Folks it is time to restore
> honour and dignity to our beloved motherland.
>
> Greetings
> Ebou Jallow
>
>
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