kending hakilimah,
I like #7 with large fries and a coke(0-:)chuckles!.Seriously though,
I think this dream is not far-fetched and will soon become a reality.
Thanks for making me laugh unconsciously. The Butcher's horror is
really not a laughing matter. He has to go!
HERE IS #7:
>(7) all former senior officials of the defunct AFPRC/APRC regime must
>report to the nearest police station immediately;
MR MAKVELI
>From: kending hakilimah <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: I had a Dream...
>Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 04:41:00 GMT
>
>Gambia-l:
>
>I wish to share a dream I had last night with the rest of you.
>It goes like this:
>
>I woke up in the morning of July 21, 2000 and got ready to go to work. As
>usual, I tuned to Radio Gambia while drinking a cup of tea. Then, a
>somewhat
>interesting programme I was listening to was abruptly interrupted by an
>announcement. I recall hearing this from the announcer:
>
>"Here is an important announcement.
>
>The repressive ... authoritarian regime of Yahya Jammeh has been toppled.
>And the Committee for the Restoration of Democracy (CRD) has assumed
>Supreme
>Authority in the nation's affairs pending determination of the will of the
>people...
>The Gambian people have had enough of the APRC's butchery and thuggery.
>The
>CRD views its intervention as most unfortunate, but necessary given the
>ruthless nature of Jammeh and his gang of bandits.
>
>The Committee wishes to inform the public of the following actions:
>(1) The president, Secretaries of State, members of the National Assembly,
>and all political appointees are dismissed from office;
>
>(2) the so-called constitution ... handcrafted by, and designed for, Yahya
>Jammeh is abrogated;
>
>(3) all decrees passed by the AFPRC/APRC junta are declared null and void;
>
>(4) the illegal restrictions on freedoms of association and expression are
>hereby lifted;
>
>(5) all financial institutions are ordered closed until further notice;
>
>(6) Banjul international airport and all other points of entry are
>temporarily closed;
>
>(7) all former senior officials of the defunct AFPRC/APRC regime must
>report
>to the nearest police station immediately;
>
>(8) a dusk-to-dawn curfew is imposed with effect from tonight;
>
>(9) looting, vandalism, sabotage, and vigilanteism will not be tolerated;
>and
>
>(10) plans will soon be formulated with maximum popular input to ensure the
>restoration of democracy within six months.
>
>While the CRD guarantees that justice and humanity will guide its actions,
>we will crush any atempts to re-instate the Jammeh dictatorship in the
>Gambia.
>
>Thank you for your attention. A subsequent announcement will dilate on the
>circumstances which compelled the CRD to intervene on behalf of the Gambian
>people. Stay tuned."
>
>
>Not long after the "announcement," I woke up from my sleep. I got
>frustrated that it was merely a dream. I also got mad at myself for not
>remembering any of the names associated with staging the "humanitarian
>intervention." But the scary part is that I was named as a member of the
>CRD's Transition Team.
>
>Enough! Back to reality. Yahya must go!
>
>K. Hakilimah
>
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