Malanding,
Thank you very much,I love this one.

For Freedom
Saiks


>From: "Dr. Alhaji S. Jeng" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: President Wade's speech is a non starter
>Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 16:52:23 +0200
>
>Mr. Jallow,
>
>Have you really put much thought into your statements "The Senegalese are
>the most dishonest, corrupt, unreliable and incompetent human beings I have
>ever met on this planet," and "Jammeh should also start reaching out to the
>Casamance resistance movement and arm them to the teeth.  If the Senegalese
>instigate any instability in Gambia, then the Gambia armed forces shall
>join
>forces with Casamance and liberate Casamance from Senegal for good." The
>repercussions of these subversive statements are division between the two
>culturally and ethnically knit nations rather than unity.
>
>I have been following your postings for some time and, frankly I am
>terrified by some of the statements coming from a seemingly so intelligent
>person as yourself. I fear your leadership or any influence you may have on
>the present leadership. No offence!
>
>Alhaji
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Ebou Jallow" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 6:13 PM
>Subject: Re: President Wade's speech is a non starter
>
>
>>Mr. Jaiteh,
>>
>>A Free-Trade Zone: may be.  A joint Senegalese-Gambian Transportation
>>Authority is absolutely out of the question.  The Senegalese are the most
>>dishonest, corrupt, unreliable and incompetent human beings I have ever
>>met on this planet.  They are simply uncomfortable with an independent
>>Gambia that strategically divides their country two incompatible halves.
>>The last thing that a Senegalese leader wants to see is a strong leader in
>>the mold of Yaya Jammeh who coincidentally happens to be Jola.
>>Laye Wade prays for a weak government in the Gambia and exploits the
>>Gambian opposition parties and former military officers for that end.
>>Jammeh should also start reaching out to the Casamance resistance movement
>>and arm them to the teeth.  If the Senegalese instigate any instability in
>>Gambia, then the Gambia armed forces shall join forces with Casamance and
>>liberate Casamance from Senegal for good.  The Senegalese elite don't give
>>a damn about their own people much the Gambians.
>>
>>
>>Ebou Jallow
>>
>>Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>This is from the Daily Observer.
>>I believe President Wade's public comment on this very important issue
>>is a very good first start. There is no doubt that the two countries
>>must learn to live together.
>>
>>Perhaps he got his ideas of Ferries, Tunnels and Bridge all at once from
>>his few days in New York . With combined population of Gambia and
>>Senegal less than that of New York Metro, and a combined GDP of 20
>>billion US Dollars (5% of NYC GDP) you wonder whether going for tunnel,
>>bridge and ferry service is not an over kill. My advice is to start
>>negotiations the following modest goals:
>>
>>1. A joint Senegalese-Gambian Transportation Authoriy. This would be
>>responsible for purchase of and managment all ferries and (any future)
>>bridges across the two major crossing points (Banjul-Barra and Bamba
>>Tenda-Yeli Tenda) and the major trunk roads in each country. This
>>Authority must be authonomous. The goal is provide service at all people
>>at all times and be accountable to the customers.
>>
>>2. A Senegambia Free Trade Zone. This means unrestricted movement of
>>people, goods and transportation anywhere anytime within Senegambia. To
>>prevent it from being another ECOWAS treaty, both governments must be
>>required under the treaty to conduct atleast 5 years of intensive public
>>education campaign of their people on their rights of passage and trade
>>across both countries. Also setup joint mechanisms for addressing
>>individual claims for any violation of that right. eg give the common
>>man to take anyone or institution to court for interfering with his
>>right to free movement and trade.
>>
>>Malanding Jaiteh
>>
>>
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