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A Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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Baba:

This is probably the "best" speech SHEPAD has given so far, but fast
forward to I believe, 2008?? when he gave the speech on his mediation
between the feuding jinns??! I have to dig that speech out if I have
time. I think that one ranks high up there on his record breaking
speeches. Oh, and before I forget, what about his AIDS cure
announcement speech?
With SHEPAD, you will never run out of "best" speeches! And that make
this contest to find his "best"speech a tough one. Good luck to all
contenders. It is definitely worth the D1m prize.

-Laye

On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 8:39 AM, Baba Galleh Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> According to the Freedom newspaper, His Excellency the President Fictional
> Nebraska Navy Admiral and Babili Mansa Sheikh Alhaji Professor Doctor
> Retired Colonel Yahya Abdul Aziz Jemus Junkung Jammeh has just announced a
> D1 Million prize for any Gambian who compiles his best speeches since 1944.
> Under the circumstances since that fateful year, it is hard enough to find
> any "good speech" by Jammeh. But of course he wouldn'ty know that. So for
> those interested in collecting Jammeh’s best speeches, below is one he
> delivered at the Independence Stadium shortly after the July 1994 coup. It
> is one his very best speeches ever because in 16 years, he has not been able
> to make any better speeches. Potential contestants for his D1 Million award
> are welcome to include it in their collection. It is reproduced verbatim.
> Thank you Master Babbler!! The Buraima Limpogne of Africa!
>
>
>
> Baba
>
>
>
> ‘Chairman Kanifing Municipal Council, religious leaders in the Kanifing
> Municipality, elders of Bakau, Patriotic comrades of the July 22nd Movement.
> I am speaking to you on behalf of the Armed Forces Provisional Ruling
> Council (AFPRC).  Before addressing you, I will express our sincere
> gratitude to the warm welcome extended to me and the AFPRC. I am no stranger
> to Bakau.  I am no stranger to all Gambians who have been watching the
> Gambian scene since 1984.
>
> Each time I try to speak, former daylight armed robbers, distractors and
> parasites, mosquitoes and cockroaches wonder what I’m going to say.  And now
> I’m going to talk – I will talk and tell you the truth. I am here not to
> talk about them because they are people who do not worth our attention.  The
> attention of the Commission is enough, they will suffer till dooms day and
> in the next world they will burn!  The enemy takes many forms, and you have
> to be watchful, be vigilant and watch out.
>
> When the former Minister of Health was dismissed, I made it clear to the
> Gambian people that traitors will continue to hang themselves and they are
> hanging themselves.  The enemies of African progress, the illegitimate sons
> of this country disguise themselves in the form of journalists, in the form
> of freedom fighters, in the form of human rights activists BUT they are all
> illegitimate sons of Africa – Get rid of them! The so called journalists,
> they are very vulnerable.  You can send them into the streets begging when
> you don’t buy their newspapers – they won’t function!
>
> So they depend on you.  Don’t allow the mosquito to suck your blood,
> father!  I tell you no lie!  One day I was looking at a … something you call
> newspaper, and I saw a big headline – ‘DETAINEES STILL DETAINED HERE.’  When
> I looked at the headline I said ‘Yeah, they are still detained here – what
> can you do about it?’
>
> They talk about Human Rights, an issue they don’t even understand.  And I
> will tell you what Human Rights stand for:  It is an illusion, a fallacy
> that is non existent anywhere in this world; It is a western machination to
> manipulate Africa, and I will tell you each letter of Human Rights what it
> stands for.
>
> The ‘H’ stands for Hoodwink – You all know what hoodwink is, to blindfold
> people!
>
> The ‘U’ stands for the Universe!
>
> ‘M’ stands for Manipulate!
>
> ‘A’ stands for Africa,
>
> And ‘N’ stands for African Nations!
>
> They hoodwink the universe, manipulate the African nations! When they
> hoodwink the universe, manipulate African nations, the ‘R’ stands for – to
> rip you off, they rip you off of your gold. After hoodwinking the universe
> and manipulating African nations, they rip you off of ideals, so that
> Africans will have no ideals but will follow their exported ideology that is
> meant to create wars in Africa, famine and starvation.  We will never accept
> that! To turn some Africans into stooges so that they can always continue to
> manipulate us… We the AFPRC are saying that we will die but we will never
> let them suck our blood again.
>
> Tell me any country where there is so called human rights and people are not
> executed – tell me!  In most of the so-called western types of human rights,
> those who uphold the so called principle of Democracy – When you go to their
> jails, Africans form the majority of all the inmates.  What types of rights
> are they talking about?  So you see the fallacy in human rights?  We will
> never accept it!
>
> I told you I will not talk about traitors because they continue to hang
> themselves.  They will run but they will never hide.  Their days are
> numbered and they know about it.  Anybody under the AFPRC who steals even a
> single dime, you can go to wherever you think you can be free, you will
> never sleep, and you will come home either dead or alive – but you will
> never enjoy this world and in the next world you will burn!
>
> And I will tell you, this is what the so called champions of human rights,
> of course they are champions of human rights, because they are enemies of
> Africa.  But I will tell you what your rights are:  Your rights are to live
> in peace, equality and prosperity.  Anything that belongs to the nation,
> belongs to all of us.  We have a right to development! As far as we are
> concerned, you are free as long as your freedom does not encroach upon the
> rights of others.  If you encroach upon the rights of others, you can never
> be free and we can never respect you.  The law is to deal with you!  We are
> running a state!  We are not running a financial company!  We are not
> running a cowboy camp!  We are not running a hippy camp!  What we are
> running is a nation of human beings, where people are equal.  If you think
> that you are going to use outside ideology to disturb us, what you are going
> to face will be worst than death.
>
> Gambians!  This is a warning to all Gambians!  We are Africans, we are
> Gambians, we are soldiers!  Any patriotic Gambian is a soldier because you
> defend this country against injustice. We have passed the stage of appealing
> to people.  If you want to be a donkey, we will treat you like a double
> donkey.  If you want to be a human being, we will treat you like a human
> being.  There is no compromise, and no nation outside The Gambia can do
> anything about it!
>
> If you want to be free, don’t steal!  If you want to be free don’t be a
> crook!  If you want to be a free man don’t advocate for violence.  Because
> when violence comes your bones would be in the air.  People think they can
> use pressure to force us into elections? We can tell you, if we don’t want
> election in the next thousand years there will be no election.  And those
> who want election, we will make sure that you go six feet deep, and there is
> nothing anybody can do about it!
>
> For thirty years, you Gambians have been going to the polls only to become
> poorer and poorer.  Today, most of you are poorer than you were on the 18th
> of February 1965.  You call that democracy?  You want to tolerate that
> nonsense.  Accept it but we the AFPRC, we will all die but we will not
> accept it.’
>
>
>

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