Kudos JAMBARR'S. Make sure both letters are sent through diplomatic mail
[represented embassies] and registered mail. We on the New York end are
trying to buy advertisement space[s] in Senegalese TV, Radio and newspapers,
in order to enlightened and shape public opinion of the Senegalese masses and
government. With the recent APRC/YAHYA JAMMEH masterminded and attempted
massacre and callous attacked on the People's Radio 1 FM, undertaking such a
venture with Gambian media outlet, would be risky, legally/suicidal. The
immediate and unrelentless dire need for Gambians abroad to support POINT,
INDEPENDENT, FOROYAA and RADIO 1 FM, should be a daunting task for us anti
Yahya Jammeh/AFPRC/APRC/PRO-DEMOCRACY/ANTIMILITARY RULE-TYRANTS and
LOUDMOUTHS [talking loud-doing nothing]. Either we walk the walk, talk the
talk, put our money where our mouth is/are, or put/shut up and stay clear off
our faces.
It is really sad and sickening that, the so called Gambian KOTO'S /Elders
some of us look up on, who on one hand, hate Yahya Jammeh and his ilks with
gusto, on the other, chiken-out, becomes complacent, redundant and frantic.
Hey, either you're part of the problem or solution, most belongs to the
former. I know many of these so called big-shot DR's, lawyers, Professors,
Career Diplomats and multinational/financial managers, privately, would
"MUCHAT" Yahya Jammeh alive, publicly, becomes spineless and
opportunistic...statements such as: 'my position at my job, renders me
neutral/speechless/coward'. As the late Dr. Martin Luther King, quoted one of
the great philosophers of the day, "THE HOTTEST PLACE IN HELL/JAHANAMA, IS
RESERVED FOR THOSE, WHO IN TIMES OF CRISIS, RETAINS THEIR NEUTRALITY"...PAY
HEED FELLOW GAMBIANS.
Once upon a time, adults used to lead and children follow, but in Gambia,
it's becoming vice-versa, kill/arrest/terrorize the children and let us
[adults] live in fear and peace. Upon Yahya's demise, watch these same
inert-Gambians jubilate more than those that were on the frontlines of this
struggle.
PEACE

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