Binneh,
Thank you very much, for your valuable contributions. They will fail
inshallah. Expose everything! Keep them coming!

Elhadj Tapha.


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From: "Binneh s Minteh" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 8:24 PM
Subject: JAMMEHS INTENTIONS OF A "GAMCASA"


> YAHYA JAMMEH WANTS TO CREATE A "GAMCASA" REPUBLIC THROUGH ARMS DEALS FROM
> UKRAINE, BULGARIA AND BEYOND.  A SADDAM HUSSEIN OF WEST AFRICA -  IS
> PRESIDENT WADE WELL INFORMED?
>
> Introduction to Part One
>
>
> This is the beginning of a new campaign that is ready to expose Yahya
> Jammeh, President of The Republic of The Gambia, a small West African
> country. This strategy does not stem from a desire to remove Jammeh from
> power and then replace him with a new breed of power hungry demagogues.
> This strategy wants to expose Jammeh and then be part of a process that
> will restore a responsible government that promotes democracy, the rule of
> law, and that will stop the hidden and evil machinations that Jammeh has
> been involved in from 1994 to date. This movement is being identified as
> Operation Pulling The Veil (OPTV), and is being registered as an NGO at
> UN/ECOSOC.
>
> Jammeh has been aiding and abetting terrorism in Sene-Gambia and other
> parts of the world, but this is yet to be known world wide. In light of
> this fact, any piece of information that is sent in the open from our
> sources will be disseminated to the competent authorities of the United
> States of America, England, France and then Senegal. The latter are the
> most affected when it comes to Jammeh's hidden and masked participation in
> arms deals and the promotion of terrorism.
>
> These pieces of information will not be speculative, designed to satisfy
> personal issues against any group or person, or be based on a calculated
> approach that will bring a few to power - thus replace Jammeh through a
> spiral of coups. This will be an approach that will set an example and
make
> modern Gambian politicians rediscover that power belongs to the People and
> The Gambia should be a friend of every country in the world starting from
> our closest neighbors,  Senegal.
>
> The Gambia under Jammeh has earned a lot of enemies because of his desire
> for personal satisfaction and intense drive to make money at all cost.
> Jammeh has remained a chronic promoter of terror by any and all means.
This
> movement will most certainly reveal that encouraging terrorism behind the
> scenes is a new phenomenon of leaders like Jammeh while at  the same time
> the leaders are trying to be seen as the good boys. The USA in particular
> should listen very carefully to what our new group has to offer.
>
> The involvement of the USA in West Africa by training some local armies in
> the war against terrorism is highly welcome. However, this approach must
> not be used with leaders who have changed colours because they are now
> scared of the US-led war against terrorism. The question is what were
these
> leaders, like Yahya Jammeh, doing before introducing their latest bogus
> laws against terrorism? If the USA is to win the fight it has to identify
> the differences between being scared, shifting gears, and hiding one's
true
> colours.
>
> This new movement, Operation Pulling The Veil (OPTV),  will be submitting
> hard facts, documentary evidence such as audio recordings, authenticated
> documents, traces, taped voices, video and photographs,  and other genuine
> proofs that will certainly implicate and expose Jammeh and his thugs
beyond
> a reasonable doubt. Therefore, within this proposed framework  such
> evidence will spread to law enforcement agents abroad, powerful media
> houses like the New York Times, CNN, human rights organizations and other
> relevant organizations.
>
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