Mballow,
You are on fire. Of course all thos epeople you mentioned have families but we attack them and not go through their kids. If you had said something about Satang, the guy's mother for something she did and not wait till his son has anything against your opinion(s).
You sure owe me nothing. I will seize from any perosnal attacks for two wrongs do not make a right. All that I can tell you, this is a cyberspace and I can get your personal life just with a click of a mouse from URD to Georgetown.
Till then, you have a blessed Ramadan.
Alieu.
saihou Mballow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Ginny, there is no emotions involve in this. I will
mention no one parents here who have never serve
Gambian public office. In politics if you don't want
your parents' name to be mention or criticize, tell
them to stay away from public office.
Do you think former President Jawara has no children?
Do you think Sheriff Mustapha has no children?
Do you think Ousainou Darboe has no children?
Do you think Fatoumata Jahumpha has no children?
All the above names i have mentioned have families and
there are many things said about them here on these
forums but none of their families ever said anything
because they have the tolerant and understand the
reason why people talk about their parents.
If my Mom or Dad were in public office, they would
have been fry here and i would say nothing. Once a
person is paid by the public, you are a public figure.
This is the very reason why i mentioned Yusupha's
parent as one who had served a "military Junta" in the
early days of the Coup d'etat and i have not heard him
tell her to resign then.
It is more than thousand times i heard Gambians
talking about Halifa Sallah and Sedia Jatta rejection
of a cabinet positions
from President Jammeh in the early days of the coup
D'etat. It is on record, so we talk about things that
happened if we want to be taken seriously period.
For Omar Joof, i am absolutely nothing for Alieu to be
afraid of. He can call me names and insult me if i do
somthing wrong that warrant it.
I will NEVER apologize for mentioning a former public
officer.
Saihou
--- Ginny Quick wrote:
> [ This e-mail is posted to Gambia|Post e-Gathering
> by "Ginny Quick" ]
>
>
> "Yusupha Jaw, i believe you are the wrong person to
> call Ousainou Darboe to step down when you failed to
> call Aunty Satang Charles Jaw to resign when she was
> serving President Jammeh' Junta regime as a
> secretary
> of state in the early days of the July 22nd Coup
> d'etat.
>
> We will debate this when i finish this fight with
> the
> APRC."
>
> Saihou, while I understand that emotions might be
> high at the moment
> and nerves a little raw, is this necessary? I think
> many people
> served in the early days of the Jammeh-led military
> government. Maybe
> this was not a good thing, but people did, and I
> don't think that
> their family members should be held to account for
> that. Just my
> personal opinion. I think I understand what you are
> trying to say,
> but people do make mistakes, and perhaps that was
> the case in this
> instance.
>
> Ginny
>
>
>
> On 9/25/06, saihou Mballow
> wrote:
> > Yusupha Jaw, i believe you are the wrong person to
> > call Ousainou Darboe to step down when you failed
> to
> > call Aunty Satang Charles Jaw to resign when she
> was
> > serving President Jammeh' Junta regime as a
> secretary
> > of state in the early days of the July 22nd Coup
> > d'etat.
> >
> > We will debate this when i finish this fight with
> the
> > APRC.
> >
> > Saihou
> >
> >
> > --- Yusupha Jow wrote:
> >
> > > Hi all:
> > > Once again, Ousainou Darboe, the UDP and the
> other
> > > fringe groups that
> > > constitute their Alliance had another bout of
> funny
> > > behavior!
> > >
> > > I stayed up all night on Friday, visiting the
> > > various website that had news
> > > on the elections. The UDP website was also
> updating
> > > the election results. In
> > > fact, they had a very nice interface which
> updated
> > > things such as voter
> > > turnout and percentage of votes accrued by each
> > > party as the votes came in.
> > > I was impressed.
> > >
> > > A few hours later, and after it became clear
> that
> > > this was a landslide, the
> > > UDP website mysteriously stopped updating
> election
> > > results. I figured at
> > > first that it was just a small hitch and they'd
> be
> > > back up and running at
> > > some point. But as the State House website
> continued
> > > to publish election
> > > results, I started to think a bout of funniness
> had
> > > engulfed the UDP camp..
> > > Alas I was right.
> > >
> > > As I remarked to a friend in an IM conversation
> the
> > > next morning, I figured
> > > the UDP camp wouldn't accept the results and
> this is
> > > exactly what happened
> > > when Mballow posted the UDP's official mail on
> the
> > > elections.
> > >
> > > Fine, so they disavowed the election results but
> why
> > > did they choose to go
> > > with the process until it became apparent that
> > > things weren't going in their
> > > favor. We all knew a long time ago that the
> playing
> > > field in The Gambia
> > > wasn't level with respect to elections. Many of
> us
> > > were aware of the blatant
> > > violations of the MOU: The state doesn't
> > > differentiate between its resources
> > > and those of the APRC, state media is biased in
> > > favor of the APRC and so on
> > > and so forth.
> > >
> > > Bottom line is, Ousainou Darboe once again had
> > > another bout of funniness.
> > > Just like he did when he realized that the NADD
> > > leadership selection process
> > > wasn't going this way, he willingly entered an
> > > agreement just to drastically
> > > back out when things didn't work out in his
> favor.
> > > Ousainou Darboe's funny
> > > behavior is something Gambians cannot afford
> given
> > > the chips at stake now.
> > >
> > > I therefore urge UDP brothers and sisters to
> urge
> > > the man to step down. To
> > > challenge Yaya Jammeh, Gambia requires dynamic
> > > leaders who have foresight --
> > > not ones that enter agreements willingly only to
> > > turn funny when the going
> > > gets tough. Enuff of the nonsense!
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> > > Yusupha
> > >
> >
> >
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