'a ounzu bilai hi mina rah mani rahim' . Na we pres done go craze O'.
Am speechless after reading thru this posting. If Campama don't cut it
I suggest L'ho*pital Faal' in Dakar. Typical dementia praecox syndrome
But then again some of us still cheer for the man. How pitiful! This
is him, Jammeh strong-out and possessed by evil. This is the beginning
of the chapter of 'Things Fall Apart In Kaninlai'. Bilai walai talai!!
                                               Let Us Pray For Gambia,
                                               Mr Makaveli.


>From: Hamadi Banna <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: President Jammeh's Message (Part 2)
>Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2000 15:13:53 GMT
>
>The following message came from a friend. I think it is another chapter of
>Mr. Jammeh's scandalous speech at the State House.
>
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>
>
>Hamadi,
>How are you doing? I was surfing qanet and saw this devastating message of
>Jammeh's and think it should be shared.
>Salam to you
>
>=====================
>Jammeh's Warning To Radio Gambia
>
>
>"There is a lot of complaint about Radio Gambia. All Gambians are
>complaining about Radio Gambia. My broom has not yet arrived there, but do
>not think it is not on its way. It is on the way. A lot of things you say,
>what ought not to be said; in Jawara's era what you would not dare say, now
>is what you broadcast."
>
>So said President Yahya Jammeh. He was speaking recently at a meeting with
>APRC youth wing members at State House.
>
>"Bilai walai talai, when I'm ready for you, many will forget their jobs.
>And
>they won't work again. You are getting out of hand. I know all of you. I
>know the good guys from the bad elements. But let's wait for the July 22nd
>celebrations to go past…"If you do not like me, go and attend to your
>business. If you do not like the government, shun everything government; do
>not take even the salary; go and attend to your business. Good citizens
>will
>step in and do the job."
>
>He continued, "wherever you are, if you are not straightforward, know that
>your time is not yet up, but it will be up one day. The day your name
>reaches me, on that day you will pack, bilai walai talai, however learned
>you may be. Bilai walai talai…when I Yahya Jammeh sacks you, the whole
>world
>sacks you."
>
>Degree holders
>
>"Well, degree holders are around among those I have sacked. Up to today
>they
>have not got …- as happened twice before, Jammeh here uses the four-letter
>word. "Some are even afraid to walk the streets, even with all their
>learning. Bilai walai talai…if I sack anybody in this country, you go to
>all
>the four corners of the world, you won't find even a job, bilai walai
>talai.
>"You find out. I do not sack someone just for nothing. And when I dismiss
>you, you know from that day on that your world is destroyed. Whoever I
>dismiss, you know your world is completely destroyed. Because you did
>something; you betrayed the nation. Whenever you betray this country, when
>I
>sack you, you become God-forsaken. Therefore, let us beware!"
>
>Fitna Kafo
>
>"Whoever, wherever you are, stay away from FITNA KAFO" – what president
>Yahya Jammeh has characterised as groups or gatherings of people prone to
>or
>engaged in trouble-making.
>
>"Because what we intend is that whoever wants trouble, we too are prepared
>for trouble."
>
>"This," he told his audience, "is the sort of language some human beings
>understand; so you deal with them in this fashion."
>
>"If you want peace we will give you peace; but if you want trouble we put
>masibo (disaster) on you. So if you do not want masibo, keep away from
>trouble; do not go near it. If you go near it, you will see what befalls
>you."
>
>'Hypocrites'
>
>Jammeh said the hypocrites have said that after the recent APRC and UDP
>fight (near Basse in URD), in which the UDP allegedly killed an APRC
>militant, the government must not put its mouth in the matter – should not
>interfere or get involved.
>
>"These people went, seized an alkalo and beat him up, and left him for
>dead.
>The white people went up to the place. Up to today they have not said a
>word
>about that incident. With all their hypocricy, and talk of human rights,
>they have not said a word. We know their hypocrisy!"
>
>"Now they say, the APRC-UDP have fought; an APRC member was killed; the
>government must observe the rule of law."
>
>"In a UDP-APRC tussel and the APRC decides to go in for a real fight - the
>next time there is trouble, the whole world will see what happens. Bilai
>walai talai…such nonsense is over. We ask all Gambians to take note," he
>vowed.
>
>At this point, president Jammeh told the GRTS staff present to cover the
>meeting that "you must broadcast all that I have said. Whoever cuts
>anything
>out, tomorrow you will forget your job!"
>
>
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