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"M. Gassama" <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi Suntou and Haruna!
I recorded the Darboes' Jammeh visit. Please find the link below:

http://raaki.com/darboe

Have a good night.
Buharry.

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From: [log in to unmask]
Date: 2010-03-27 20:09 
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subj: Re: Yahya Jammeh and the Great Gunjure Darboes:

Haruna, your objections to the sudden interest of Yahya in the Gunure
Darboes is understandable. What we have to bear in mind here is the 
fact
that, Yahya's propaganda team invented a sophistigated lie in the whole
episoud. The truth of the matter is that, the Gunure Darboes don't 
require
Yahya money/ They have been doing ok without hus dine. What he is doing 
is
weaken the opposition further in a strategic town like Gunjure. His
elaborated machinery involved allwoing his alies to forcely take the 
lands
of the Darboe kunda folks. Then he put his sinister plot in motion by 
saying
that, the Jammeh's and the Darboes are cousins. This cousin-yaa became 
a
fake relationship. he said the Gunjure Darboes has ancestry that is a
Duwajabo (there prayers are answered). They have a place were his cows
escape to, meaning he require their help. Anyhow, have to go. yahya is 
a
dangerous creature. The moeny is unimportant here, it is his antic, how 
can
the Darboes do away with his mafia interest?
Suntou

On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> 
wrote:

>  Suntou,
>
> I will be very disappointed if the Gunjur Darboes accepted this 
monetary
> gift from Yahya knowing that Presidents don't gift to citizens or 
select
> families. I hope if they had accepted this gift, they return it 
immediately.
> One thing though I would like to share is that there are some Darboes 
who
> are Jola. They generally hail from the Cassamance area. Just to share 
the
> varied nature of surnames/last names in Gambia. WHether they are 
Sarahule,
> Mandingo, jahanke, Jola, Wolof, Aku, Fula, or Njago, or Tukuleur, 
they will
> have utterly disappointed me (sharing the same surname) if they were 
to have
> accepted and or not returned this odious gift. I hope JDAM can help 
clarify
> this matter and if possible assist in the good return of the money. 
If they
> cannot return the gift once accepted due to traditional fancy, then 
at least
> they can transfer to gift to other aversed families of Brufut (Taf-
Taf
> bereft of Gardens theft of Brufut land comes to mind... The Manneh 
and
> Sanneh families of Brufut) and my friend Roberts promises to help me 
raise
> funds for the Gunjur Darboes should they need D300,000.00. It is
> unconscionable in Islam to receive such a gift.
>
> Maa Kaana Ibraaheema yahoodiyyan walaa nasraaniyyan walaakin kaana 
haneefan
> muslimann wamaa kaana minal mushrikeena.
>
> Haruna.
>
>   In a message dated 3/27/2010 4:10:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
>   The sudden interest of Yahya Jammeh in the ancient traditional 
heritage
> site of the Gunjure Darboes have become a major political ball game 
for
> eccentric Gambian leader. The Gunjure Darboes like many of our 
ancestor use
> to have places of traditional interest, however, with Islamisation 
and
> Christianisation, many of those holy places became areas of 
abandonment.
> The Gunjure Darboes have no more interest in that location in terms 
of
> worship. Yet, Gambia's Sheik Professor, a man who perform Ummrah 
nearly
> every year want to reignite a place of ancient worship for politics. 
The
> story emanating from the Gambia is bizarre and crazy.
> The Gunjure Darboes are known for their independent and strong 
mindedness
> in terms of politics. They are among the first settlers in Gunjure, 
hence
> their influence. Yahya want to offer them a carrot and stick at the 
same
> time. The latest news is that, he give the extended family over D300,
000,
> just like he gave the Brufut people D3million. Where are all these 
monies
> coming from? Why is Yahya selectively handing out cash?
> The good thing is that, the Gunjure Darboes knows Yahya has no 
interest the
> so call holy site, his intention is to break the spirits of the 
family by
> inducement, thereby damaging their will to back a party of thier 
choice.
> Time will tell. The dignity of the Gunjure Darboes remain intact.
> Suntou
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