Hallo Ebrima,
I Love your sources. I wish all of them "sutura" so they can help us file a
lot of evidence that will be used to prosecute Jemus & co.
I am studying law purposely to follow up legal charges against the APRC
dictaroship!
>From: ebrima ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: The dream that led to Almamo Manneh's death
>Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 02:51:32 PDT
>
>Gambia-L:
>
>The e-mail below came from one of my sources working very close with the
>President's Office.
>
>Ebrima Ceesay
>Birmingham, UK
>
>_____________________________________________________________________
>
>Hello Ebrima,
>
>All of us must understand the butchery regime we are dealing with. As I
>listened and watched members of the L try to make sense out of the death of
>Lieutenant Almamo Manneh, the trusted confidante of Yaya Jammeh who was
>implicated in an alleged "coup conspiracy" some time ago, I had to wait
>until the appropriate time to give you a simple explanation.
>
>This may sound ridiculous [and it is ridiculous] unless you know the
>psychological make-up of despot Yaya Jammeh. [By the way, I have seen a
>secret psychological profiles of Jammeh, Army Chief of Staff Jatta and
>Ousman Badjie].
>
>Anyway, those who were/are close to him, especially Ebou Colley, can attest
>to Yaya Jammeh's belief in the super natural: the "Jalang" mentality in
>particular.
>
>Now, the late Lt Almamo Manneh met his death, in part, if not entirely, to
>a
>prominent businessman (name withheld by my source) who claimed to have had
>a
>dream in which Almamo Manneh had betrayed Yaya Jammeh. The businessman
>narrated his dream to Jammeh at State House.
>
>After the businessman departed, he, Yaya Jammeh, called Almamo and
>recounted
>his meeting with the businessman but assured Almamo Manneh that there was
>nothing to worry about.
>
>Now, Almamo, clearly worried and upset by what Yaya Jammeh told him, then
>drove to the business man's residence in Serrekunda, where he (Almamo)
>physically assaulted him in the presence of his wives and entire family.
>He,
>Almamo, in fact pulled out a knife and threatened to kill him.
>
>At the intervention of his (the businessman ) family and relatives, Almamo
>retreated to Kanilai and started to repair the damage done to his
>friendship
>with Jammeh by (and after) the revelation of "betrayal" purportedly in a
>dream. Almamo Manneh knew that that was the end of him despite Jammeh's
>assurances that there was not much in the dream.
>
>Anyway, a few days after the businessman told Jammeh what he, the man, had
>dreamt about, Yaya then Contacted Jatta and Badjie in particular to plot
>the
>elimination of Lt Manneh because he, Jammeh, believed 100 per cent what the
>businessman had told him!
>
>Ebrima, the businessman is doing business in Banjul; he is a Gambian and
>the
>incident was witnessed by several people, including some security
>personnel;
>so the incident is easily verifiable. We have a leader who will kill if a
>"Marabou" - or a fortune teller - tells him to do so: pure and simple.
>
>So, my advise to the conspiracy theorists is not go beyond what I have said
>here in search of motive(s) for the death of Almamo Manneh. May Allah, the
>Almighty, continue to protect The Gambia from this satanic regime.
>
>Thank you
>
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