In a message dated 6/5/03 3:59:52 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> Habib and Fye,
> He has already left Accra and back in Liberia. He is already offering to
> stepdown and says he is open for a transitional government at the end of his
> term in October. There will be no place for him to hide. He and his
> associates
> comntributed a lot to the distablisation that has been going on in West
> Africa
> during the past two decades.
>
> This should be a warning to all those brutal dictators, their henchmen and
> blood diamon dealers we have on our continent.
>
> Momodou Camara
>

You better believe this is a warning to all the rogues who think they can do
whatever they like for as long as they like. Isn't it typical that this man is
running and hiding and offering to step down. Where was his sense of decency
when the rule of law such as a free and fair election came along? If justice
prevailed,  he would not need ot be offerign to step down now, and there would
be no need to endict him.You are right, he has nowhere to hide. The Liberians
themselves  should do themselves a favour and turn this man over.
I think this should also be a lesson for Yaya Jammeh and his meddling in the
Cassamance, and his use of that situation in what he perceives as an
insulation for his regime.

Jabou Joh

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