Ebou but when you left the country, Jammeh's
government alleged you of looting the state
resources.According to the New-Africa report of 1996-
Gambia's missing millions, You are given the power of
to deposit the money in Jammeh's private account in
credit Lyonne and during which you siphon some to your
account with City bank in New York.If you are
defending Jammeh now then who is corrupt?.Ebou, can
you remember you interview with BBC focus on
Africa?These happened at a time when the government
which you a spokesman is not transparent to the
populace.If that report is sensational true why did
you or Jammeh's government not sue New Africa for
libel?Ebou, you can tell us that Jammeh and his
Government are not corrupt, the crude oil sage is
another testimony.History will be the judge!
Abdou Karim Sanneh
Manchester UK
--- Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Kebba,
>
> In good humor, I recalled Descartes' "evil daimon"
> when overwhelmed
> with paralizing solipsistic skepticism- the Devil
> controlling my
> actions? Wow! that is new.  In any case Kebba I am
> not being sarcastic.
> I am very well aware of the court judgement in your
> possesion which is
> quite authentic but there is nothing in it that
> apportions culpability
> of the crime of theft to neither Jammeh nor myself.
> Phillippe Bidawid,
> a friend of mine, represents a serious bank in
> Geneva and is obliged by
> law to recount with candor all that he knows about
> the whole
> transaction so as to protect the intergrity of the
> bank.  In essence,
> Phillipe reinforces my earlier statements that there
> was no fraudulent
> activity in the funds tranfer.    Afterall Kebba
> this whole hullabuloo
> about stolen monies is nothing but a comedy of
> errors.  Mark you...I
> will repeat this again-  I am not aware of any
> misappropriated
> Government funds by Jammeh.  If you know of any
> please produce the
> concrete evidence.  I can guarrantee you that every
> single dime from
> the $35M loan I negotiated with the Taiwanese can be
> accounted for and
> there is absolutely nothing to hide or fear.
>
> My brother, contrary to what you would love to
> believe, the Jammeh I
> know is not a thief neither am I. On another note,
> someone mentioned a
> sound proposal for Halifa to raise the issue at the
> parliament, and
> perhaps initiate a committee to investigate this
> humbug.  Well my
> friend let it be so that we can close this nonsense
> once and for all.
> I am ready for a real showdown anytime.
>
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