Fellow Colleagues
Its about time that Ebou comes out clean in the whole saga. There is no
point for him to continue criticising Yayah when he was actively involved in
the transition. Ebou should consider making a full and frank confession of
his misdeeds as spokesman for AFPRC.
We all remember him making bold statements criticising the PPP regime.He was
definitely involved in the affairs of AFPRC; signing agreements with the
Taiwanese Government.
Ebou, this is your opportunity to tell us all about your misdeeds.
I remind you of Neil Kinnock who once said to John Major that"You can run
but you can't hide".
Sympathy will only be given to those who deserve it and at present you
won't get it so long as you fail to tell us the "truth nothing else but the
truth.....".
Over to you Ebou please tell us all for the benefit of history.
>From: 1Cool Dude <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Objection! Mr Jallow Re: About the missing millions
>Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 22:29:01 GMT
>
>Hello Plaintiff,
> Welcome to the small-claim court of Gambia-L. On behalf of fellow
>comrades, we curiously like to know how those illegal transactions
>took place and if anything your involvement in this barbaric regime.
>Afterall Mr jallow, $3million is $3,000,000 so don't you think some of
>us are curious enough to get to the bottom of this. Absolutely!
>Missing public funds is a public affair and NOT a private matter. Thus
>we have a right to be enlightened, especially if you proclaim to be
>one of the comrades here. No one is putting a gun to your head. You
>started this conversation so finish it like the gentleman you seem
>to be. This way you can help us with information that will help bring
>your former boss, Yahya to justice. Your 'take me to court' rebuttals
>gives us the impression that there's some sense of guilt here.You have
>the opportunity to clear your name in front of over 600 juries here on
>Gambia-L, so why blow it now. No one here wants to play merry-go-
>round, if that's what you good at. Simply answer our questions with
>honesty and integrity. Then you set yourself free. I personally don't
>give a hoot about the $3million you pocketted, but I really care for
>what that $3million could have done for those hard-working farmers,
>the teachers, the hospitals, the schools and list goes on and on. Just
>think about , if every average Capt. is able to embezzle $3million
>from our small country whose yearly budjet is just plain comical,then
>imagine what the Colonel himself,Yahya AJJ Jammeh is capable of doing.
>
>And please don't remind us about what's more important and what's not
>because if you cared so much about the student massacre you would have
>atleast donated some of that $3million . I think Most of us know our
>priorities here. And since you bragged about those big-shot lawyers of
>yours isn't it a coincidence that the L is desperately looking for
>such lawyers, who infact are very well aware of crimes committed by
>this regime, and could possibly help us prosecute these morons.You
>never attempt to introduce them to the L. You could have recommended
>these guys to us if you cared enough.
>
>You making this hard for yourself Ebou. Only the truth shall set you
>free. Help us help you before it's too late. Saul, Apha, Peter have
>every right to put you on the witness stand and some may sympathize
>with you,but bottom line is we need straight and responsible anwsers,
>Sir! I can assure that when the dust settles, you don't want to see us
>in court! Till next court date, you can merry-go-round with Mbaye
>Wahoo Ak Yadi Kone 'cause that's not what we're good at. Court's under
>recess!
>
> Honarable Mr Makaveli residing!
>
>
>>From: Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: About the missing millions
>>Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2000 14:02:33 EDT
>>
>>Saul,
>>You see, I know this is exactly where all these exchanges are going to
>>finally roost. You ask me a question and I give an honest answer, then
>>now
>>you reduce the whole show to petty sarcasm. Besides don't you think you
>>are
>>being a little intrusive into my privacy. If you have doubts then they
>>are
>>baseless cause you can't proove otherwise without a circulatory argument.
>>We can play this merry-go-round all day Mr. Khan. Try this one:- I was
>>financed by the World Bank of Allah, and I have the right to remain
>>silent,
>>if you have any further questions go ask my lawyer. Till then see you in
>>court Mr. Khan.
>>
>>Greetings
>>Ebou Jallow
>>
>>
>>
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