Ebou,

Law enforcement in this  country does not operate in slow motion,  especially
if a visiting head os state complains of  a phone call that threatens their
life. In that case, if the secret service or FBI had evidence that a visiting
head of state was threatened, they could follow the lead and connect the dots
and arrest the people involved in no time at all. The calls would have been
traced and the necessary done. Instead, how long has it been since Jammeh's visit
and these guys are still loose? These people must be loosing their touch in
that case huh? It must be scandalous and huge and thus will take a lot of time
to crack. I thought you said it  was terrorism?
Well, good luck with the investigation.

Jabou

In a message dated 8/1/03 12:04:35 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> Jabou,
>
> I stand by my statements and there are well documented leads to support
> what I said.  I am sure you know it is illegal in these country to
> threaten a human life.  Well President Jammeh has been threaten whilst
> in the US upon the invitation of the US government.  President Jammeh
> himself made a public statement to that effect, and the US Secret
> Service was aware.  Threatening the life of an invited Head of State in
> the US is a terrorist act.  It doesn't matter how you look at it.  If
> the Gambian Intelligence outfits can connect the dots all the way to a
> bogus group call the "Save our Souls Fund" then I see no reason why the
> Gambia Government shouldn't crackdown on all the missing links to such
> terrorist activities.  And if the opposition is involved then tough
> luck.  This is the nature of the new world order; and those who
> published the hotel rooms and phone numbers of the presidential
> entourage over the internet made a very serious dumb mistake.
>
>
> Ebou

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