MISSION ACCMPLISHED!

I would like to take my hats off to Comrade Mr Lamine Conteh & Mr. Kebba
Jallow who represented all of us concerned gambians at Rust College. Their
dedication is commendable and I am humbled by such a noble leadership from
these two gentlemen, who I may add, sacrificed their time and money. I
thank them for seeing to it that our efforts didn't go in vain. This is
true revelation to what we can achieve collectively if we focus on what is
of paramount importance and fundamentally in the interest of our people,
and our beloved nation. Words are not enough to tell all of you, who one
way or the other helped made this petition a success, how proud am I .
Y'all keep up the good work as we say here on the L!

                                                         Sincerely,
                                                         George Sarr
                                                         [Mr Makaveli]





From: Lamine Conteh <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Rust College
To: [log in to unmask]
Date: Jan 18, 2001


Comrades:



Our mission to Rust College was successful.  The administration at
this great institution obliged to their promise in rescinding invitations to
Tombong and Yankuba.



Mr. Kebba Jallow and I met some Gambian students who also were waiting to
see if these two puppets would show up.  They intimated to us their
appreciation that some list members of the L

mounted massive e-mailing to the administration in calling for
rescinding invitations to the dirimo's thugs.



Dr. A.J. Stovall made it clear to us that he is working for the good of the
Gambian people and not the dictatorship.  I reminded him that he should be
very careful because the dictatorship is desperate in making friends and would
do anything for a thirst of publicity.  Dr. Stovall recalled the
appreciation market merchants would tell his entourage whenever they stopped at
the stalls to make purchases.  He indicated that he has found the Gambian
people to be the most polite, despite insurmountable problems at their
disposal.



Mr. Kebba Jallow, former Chairman of KMC followed by telling Dr. Stovall
that our trip to Rust College was a journey to democracy and that it
is our responsibility as Gambians to defend the right of pursuit of
happiness.  He asserted that numerous Gambians have left the Gambia because
of continuous harassment, intimidation and total denial of the basic principles
of human decency.  Dr. Stovall admitted that the dictatorship in the Gambia
is repressive and that Gambians have a right to fight for justice.  He,
however, stated that by being called to meet yahya was by no means an
endorsement of his administration.  I reminded him that the US government
does not recognize the undemocratic and illegal government of the Gambia.
He never concurred with my statement, but did not imply any opposition to my
revelation.



In terms of education that Rust College provides to needy Gambians, I
am impressed that the institution endowed a $1,400 tuition waiver for any
Gambian freshman and a 50 aiver for the sophomore, junior and senior
years.  Comrades, this should be appreciated by any Gambian, especially
when tuition is skyrocketing.  I want to encourage aspiring students to
apply at Rust College.



We must follow the path of the African National Congress in acquiring some
form of education.  We cannot assume that being denied the privilege to
come to the Gambia is a further denial in our intellectual capacity.  With
the trends of things taking place in the Gambia, we must be prepared to journey
home to help build our country after the unfortunate years of the dirimo of
Kaninlai.  Please visit www.rustcollege.edu  for further inquiring
in their admission standards.



Again, I want to thank the members of the L for being supportive in every
collaborative effort in propagating our desire for democracy.  We must
provide means to visit institutions or non-public institutions (entities) that
are clearly misinformed about our country.  The Gambia will one day be free
and this dictator will be granted what he deserves.  One dictator has left
the Congo, and the little hamster of kaninlai is on his way out.



Long live democracy and down with dictator yahya jemus.  May the souls
of our fallen heroes rest in perfect peace.  May Kutubo and Ahmadou have
speedy recovery.  I stand by accusing the dictatorship of killing our
comrades.



Naphiyo,

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