Saturday, August 16, 2008

Coventry Cathedral and MEND

Mr Gbomo's latest email (sent out on Thursday this week) must have left a few people scratching their heads about what exactly "the Coventry Cathedral" has been doing in the background:

At 16.00 Hrs on Thursday, August 14, 2008, an elite commando unit from the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) concluded a successful rescue of the two German hostages and staff of Julius Berger PLC, Mr Jurgen Vetten (43) and Mr Bernd Mechlen (60) from inside the heavily fortified hideout of the group that kidnapped them when it became apparent that the older of the men risked loosing his life from the injuries sustained during the initial attack if further delayed.

The rescue was more of cunning as it gave the kidnappers the impression we were on the same page and had a grudge against Julius Berger.

Our ultimate prizes were rescued without any shots being fired and no loss of life even though the commando unit were on standby to intervene if necessary for this symbolic rescue, code named OPAS ( Operation Paul and Silas).

Weeks of intense intelligence gathering, planning and training, culminated in this tactical victory for which we salute everyone involved including the Coventry Cathedral.

The decision to carry out this audacious mission was reached on humanitarian grounds even though the Nigerian government has not shown good faith in Henry Okah's case such as follows:

1. Henry Okah was brought into Nigeria without the government following the due international process for extradition.

2. He is being held hostage in northern Nigeria under inhuman prisoner of war type confinement.

3. His family has been denied access to see him, while his legal team has limited access to their client to prepare his defense.

4. He is being tried under a flawed kangaroo judicial process that does not guarantee justice.

5. It is apparent that the insincere Nigerian government prefers to negotiate and offer amnesty only to those that have evaded capture as against those in it's custody.

By this action, we are only proofing that MEND is not on the same pedestal as the criminals inside the government of Nigeria who preferred to use the situation in lining their pockets without realising our threats to Julius Berger were part of a plan to put the abductors off guard.

The hostages will be delivered tonight at a location to be arranged and the over zealous men of the JTF must keep away from the rivers leading into Port Harcourt as the hostages will be escorted to the drop off area by heavily armed fighters. An air ambulance should be made available in Port Harcourt as the older of the hostages suffered spinal injuries in the initial abduction and may require advanced life support.

Jomo Gbomo

7 comments:

Anonymous,  8:44 am  

Okay (scratching my head). I'm confused. Are they on our side now?

Anonymous,  2:21 am  

gbomo-gbomo (jeremy ask a yoruba person to explain what this is) strikes again, with his typical insanity. greedy rogue.

RJ 6:11 am  

LOL! Well l've always seen MEND as been slightly confused and priorities skewed, I guess now its just more apparent to the public. Talk about people seeking any attention they can get!

Anonymous,  2:12 pm  

Excellent re-positioning strategy by MEND. You could say MEND is on the mend (he laughs at his own joke).

The slow march to legitimacy has begun. MEND is transmorphing (??) from militant/criminal entity, to a active development partner via the means of this intervention (think of the rough-and-ready justice on the 1800's US frontiers) and the slow march to respectability undergone by places like California, Texas etc.

The next stage for MEND is to continue to constitute a stabilizing (as opposed to a de-stabilizing) influence. Thence, full recognition and political power, ultimately. If the Mafia could create a bona fide American economic hub, such as Las Vegas - why not MEND to transform the Niger Delta.

Somebody, somewhere in MEND has brains. Bravo, chaps!

Modibbo

Keepin' it real,  11:21 am  

Where have I seen this before? There was a "rebel leader" in either Sierra Leone who would kidnap people and "find" them. At first he would find them whole and when he was not getting paid for his samaritan work, he started finding pieces of them: hands, a head, feet. Then they (government, companies) started paying him for protection and miraculously the kidnapping stopped altogether.

Puh-leze MEND, next one. Cunny man die, cunny man bury am. You are on no-one's side but yours. Yawn!!!

Anonymous,  11:41 am  

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Jeremy you need to take a look at this article.

Anonymous,  11:46 am  

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