In a message dated 4/13/00 12:19:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]
writes:

<<  It is always hard being in an African organisation without relative or
 > closed friends.I am positive that Mr saidy is following orders to secure
 > his job like anyone on the list would have done.Disobeying your boss means
 > your dismisssal in our system, and non of us in the list will consider
 > Tonbong if dismissed >>
Mr Sidibeh,

Only people without any sense of decency will be part of a government that
has wrecked the havoc on our people that this regime has. I say if Isatou
Njie Saidy had any sense of decency, courage and responsibility, she should
have walked off the job instead of delivering that cowardly order to murder
our children in the street like they were flies to be swatted off.All of the
officials of this regime will have to pay the price of what they are doing
one of these days very soon. I hope they realize that Gambians will not fail
to demand their trials in an international forum  for the human rights
violations they are heaping on our people. Tombong Saidy is part amd parcel
of this murderous regime, so please spare us the appeals to understand his
plight. We understand his plight, he is sacrificing our people for his own
comfort as the rest of them are.

Jabou Joh

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