Mr.Edward Small,
               I would first of reciprocate your respectful approachy
saying:"good afternoon brother to you sir!" and then touch on the issue you
raised, being the term /limits... of the presidency. First of all Mr.Small i
do not think that such an important question should have been adressed to
the trio(Gomez and the two others only) as "Jammehistic scholars!". This is
a question to be looked into,discussed and be presented to Jammeh and the
organs running the country for their perusal from all and sundry.

I promise you 100% that, if you can formulate a team that can discuss this
issue,forward its recommendations in a very professional way it will be
forwarded to the respective organs for consideration.

Jammeh said it over and over that he knows he won't stay a president
forever.Just two days ago he told the students that the future of the Gambia
is their hands.Doesn't that sentence embedd some wisdom for you sir? Lets
encourage that trend. Jammeh is NOT THAT power hungry as some of your
Jammeh-attitude-experts are projecting things for us.

So What is your suggestion in that regard Sir?
Paul.
















>From: Edward Small <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Jobe, Jarju, Gomez
>Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2001 19:35:12 -0000
>
>Really folks, I have no doubt that you guys are pretty intelligent. For me,
>the issue is not whether Jammeh has done anything at all for The Gambia.
>For
>me the issue is very political and revolves around one single qestion,
>which
>I challenge you to answer:
>
>Why is Jammeh refusing to fulfil his promise in 1994 to limit the number of
>times he can run for president?  One of his excuses for seizing power was
>to
>make sure that no future president overstays in power, a tendency that, you
>guys would agree, could lead to political disaster in our country. Why is
>he
>reneging on that promise?
>
>Please don't tell me that I should go ask Yaya Jammeh. If you are out to
>defend him, you must be prepared to defend him on all counts. I look
>forward
>to your answer.
>Pa Small
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