Folks, if Yaya thinks that he was embarrassed with the NADD response to his
lies, he has not seen anything yet.  He will be exposed for the liar he is,
using his own words around the world.  Just watch this space.

Now, unless I am not aware, but why have Gambians not heard from Ousainou
Darbo and Waa Juwara, individually or together, yet?  Unless this is not an
emergency to them, why have they not come out and talk to Gambians, their
fellow stakeholders?  Why?  What this situation demands and what Gambians
expect from them is Leadership, and I am sorry, but this silence or pace is
unacceptable.  It is not illegal to speak to the Gambian people, is it?
This laidback attitude is what is giving Yaya the nerve to play these games
with NADD.  I am really pissed off with the stance of both Waa and Ousainou
and I am speaking for Joe alone.

From the first day of their arrest, NADD should have convened a meeting that
same night.  They did not do that, but decide to hold a meeting the
following day, alright.  What I want to know is, why they conducted that
meeting in the afternoon, 24 hours after their colleagues were picked up?
Now, that is real urgency.  Folks, this is unacceptable.  Why does
everything have to be at a snail pace, why?

Chi Jaama

Joe


>From: Baba Non <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: [log in to unmask]
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: [>-<] Jammeh's fear of Wade is evident
>Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 08:32:03 +0000 (GMT)
>
>Manneh,
>   You got yahya right! He cant decide. The border impasse struck him so
>much so that he want to vent his anger on the oppositions. He failed!
>   Baba
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Sainey Manneh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>       It is only after the tides go out that you see who is swimming
>naked. The Senegalese have shown Jammeh who is the boss. He is now finding
>a way to back down without hurting his tough man image in the Gambia. So he
>thinks. But it is clear that he is a coward masked in an ugly face. Jammeh
>got so paranoid that he sent a letter to Taiwan, claiming of an impending
>attack by Senegal. You would recall that he called the Gambian army the
>best in the world. The military people laughed that off. They know better.
>He was just trying to motivate them into believing they can defend his
>regime. Not in an army where the moral is low. He will be surprised how
>much he is hated among the ranks.
>
>   The origin of the whole episode as you already know emanated from the
>the border impass. He tried to quell the wrath of the old man from Senegal
>first by reducing some of the tariffs as a respect to the Koriteh. After
>the  Senegalese Government closed the Sud Radio stations in Senegal he too
>ordered the closure of Sud Radio in the interest of good neibourliness. All
>of this comes on the heels of events connected to the border spat that
>really rattled him, sending chills down his spine. The Senegalese are not
>impresed.
>
>   It is clear that he is trying to shift the blame to the opposition and
>in doing so- kill two birds with one stone. That is to appease Wade and
>also to have a reason to get rid of the opposition.
>
>
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