Jabou,
        You have made a very important observation here strengthening so many peoples analysis on the current Gambian situation. As you have rightly pointed out those are infact Yahya's intentions, for that is one of the main reason he equipped Kanilai with so much infrastructure, weaponry and a lot of many other facilities. The simple reason being a military strategy. Kanilai lies almost between the Gambia and the cassamance and is intended as the capital of Yahya's dreamt revolution.
       In 1995 whiles i was in senegal i personally heard an interview of the MFDC(MOVEMENT FOR DEMOCRACY IN CASSAMANCE) spokes person on Radio France international say that The Gambia and Guinea Bissau are part of the revolution.Can you see that Bissau is winching them to the maxima.
        Whiles in the Gendarmerie too, Yahya use to have very strange and weirdos from cassamance come stay with him in the Barracks. I can still remember when he would tell us that those are his cousins o
r brothers.Suspicion  arouse on Yahya since then but national intelligence failed to track him down.
        I fullly and strongly support your observations, but onething forsure is that they will never succeed. Yahya is a rebel and he is the very one fueling this crisis in Cassamance by supplying them with weapons.
                                 Bravo Jabou
                                               Binneh s Minteh
----- Original Message -----
From: Jabou Joh <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, April 2, 2004 9:03 pm
Subject: Re: ANOTHER RWANDA LURKING BEHING GAMBIANS!!

> Binneh & Elhadj,
>
> Yaya Jammeh is not only a tribalist, but he is trying to set up a Jola
> kingdom. That is the reason he has made Kanilai, right there at the
> foot of
> Casamance, a capital, otherwise, what is his reasoning? He is
> preparing his capital
> for the Kingdom he envisions.
> It is also the reason that he has been meddling in the Casamance
> affair as
> well as the reason that he was k
nee deep in the affairs of Guinea
> Bissau. The
> only reason he has given up on Bissau is that Kumba Yalla has no
> use for him.
>
> My theory is that he envisioned a Jola Kingdom comprising of Gambia
> andCasamance and bordering Bissau.
> It is the same reason that he has been amassing arms and supplying
> them to
> the rebels in Casamance as reported by those who have the evidence.
> It is the same reason that he has been trying to bring friction
> betweenGambians and Senegalese through propaganda and the passage
> of ridiculous laws that
> will aggravate the Senegalese.
> It is the same reason that all the rebels from the sub-region have
> beenallowed to come to our country and stay there.
> I propose that Yaya Jammeh, like those dictators before him who
> have used the
> same tactics to instigate civil wars so they can have the excuse to
> let loose
> murderous elements into the general populace and get rid of those
> they wanted
> to get rid of, is embarked o
n the same course unless he is stopped.
> Yaya Jammeh knows that he cannot just attack Senegal outright, and
> he cannot
> kill Gambians en masse although, Lord knows he is picking them off
> one by one.
> The method he wants to use is to pit Senegalese and Gambians
> against each
> other as well as Gambians against Gambians through his tribalistic
> favouritism,until fighting breaks out among the people and he will
> use the occasion to
> murder those he wants to get rid of en masse with the help of
> rebels who are used
> to spilling blood and other ugly acts, and perhaps also with the
> help of his
> friends across the border in Casamance.
> He is foolish enough to have this vision and to believe that he can
> then go
> off and establish his Jola kingdom.
> He is not fooling anyone.
>
> Jabou Joh
>
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