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Oko Drammeh <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 27 Oct 2003 14:53:36 +0100
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Habib, It was good to read your teaser mail. Yes, the old regime have
some blood on their hand. They did the first assasinations that killed
over 3000 Gambians in 1981.. It is a pity that no one wants to talk the
brutality of the former regime. I am not a politician but I think
political. That's how I could witness all these. The firing squard that
killed of Mustapha  Danso was onething,  but the old regime did some
scary stuff. No wonder when they were overthrown and no one cried. They
used live bullets in 1989 on the students and over and over again. In
1981 they invited the Senegalese army to the Gambia in a shoot to kill
operation. The town of Brikama was like Bagdad. In banjul they buried
over 200 people at the Mass grave which has been washed way by the sea,
No inquire and no mourning and no mentioning of it. People were afraid
to talk. No one talks

Know the past to get to the future!!!
Oko Drammeh

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