WHere's the kitkat Kukeh? On second thought, can you send mine as monetary gift to the Kanyibaa Kanyi family sustenance fund? Pretty please.
Thank you in advance.
Haruna.
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From: Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wed, Apr 21, 2010 12:02 pm
Subject: Re: STGDPDOIS on GRTS International
You guys want to have a break and a kitkat?
Malanding
Modou Mboge wrote:
> *Haruinerding misogynist cum UDP Fundraising Guru*,
> > *Haha! keep trying! Fool. What a sad old drunk braggart you are?* I > bet the UDP need your services more than i do in cleaning up or > perhaps you need to clean up your behind first. I told you to seek > help with your *psychosis* first before inviting unnecessary headaches > to your clouded inebriated head. Maybe then you can add some value to > your sorry being when you get help.
> > Mboge
>
> On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 5:14 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask] > <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
>
> A bit better. But you killed the passion. Still needs a bit more
> work Olfactor. I appreciate your efforts though in correcting some
> glaring errors and omissions. I will be back to help you clean it
> up. Thanx Olfactor. Haruna.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>>
> To: [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Wed, Apr 21, 2010 10:15 am
> Subject: Re: STGDPDOIS on GRTS International
>
> *Haruinerding UDP Fundraising Guru,
> * > Intent or intend, you get what i am saying. Keep your English
> lessons with the UK branch of your party. I guess they need it
> more than I do, don't you think? Im a lost course. I do not
> speak any language correctly, so i guess you are wasting your
> time. I know you love playing a clown and can't help being petty. > Another incomplete sentence, ikke sant?
> > * I hope the bendy roadmap you once were contouring is coming
> together and hope it is not waring out your large brain or rather
> your large filth filled head. How far have you gone with $25 000
> you are raising for the imminent UDP landslide?. How is the Global
> Deriimocracy Dibalobment Project (the other arm of the UDP) doing
> in preparing for the great celebration come 2011 of the biggest
> opposition party's victory? Oh, now you seem to be recoiling in
> your party's pronouncement of their victory come 2011.
> * > *The STGDP which you've been sabotaging since its inception cos
> according to your warped logic it is dominated by the NDONGOs you
> don't trust are doing a great job unlike the silly GDP one man
> show. You better keep watch on your Celestine-the Cameroonian. > Have you spoken to Paul Biya about him? > * > Mr Haruinerding Fundraising Guru, i thought you've got work to do,
> why are u wasting your time with me. > > Mboge
>
> On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 4:09 PM, Haruna Darbo
> <[log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
>
> Olfactor, there you are:
> > [In a message dated 4/21/2010 3:05:30 A.M. Eastern Daylight
> Time, [log in to unmask]
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]> writes: Joe,Short, precise
> and to point. You guys at STGDP are trying your
> best which some of us appreciate. I encourage you to keep up
> the good work you folks at STGDP are doing. You can't do
> anything to help those intend on sullying your good image and
> their scheming to derail the worthy attempts] Olfactor.
> > Intent on.
> An attempt is not worthy until it is qualified so by the
> BEHOLDER. And that is not the attemptor. It will be
> presumptuous for the attemptor to qualify his/her attempt as
> worthy unless it is personal endeavour.
> > [you efforting to bring varied interests in the
> opposition together] Olfactor.
> STGDPDOIS could have fooled us. To think they are efforting to
> bring the opposition parties together when they are taking
> sides is incredible. Negotiation 101.
> > [No one said it was gonna be easy.] Olfactor.
> > When you haven't done your homework and you are not trained on
> sobriety, Everything is difficult. Gets harder as you spin
> your wheels.
> > [For some of your so-called critics as long as you guys don't
> say or do what they want which is to anoint their chosen party
> and its leader, *your efforts for this lot will always be a
> conspiracy.] Olfactor.*
> ** > *Fancy that Olfactor. You have divined the intent of the
> so-called critics and by extension killed the "worthy"
> efforts. If we leave anything in your hands, its dead before
> it gets off the ground. STGDPDOIS' critics are STGDPDOIS.
> Imagine that.*
> > *[*I keep thinking since these lot have *already declared that
> the 2011 elections is in the bag for them why the continuous
> screeching*.] Olfactor.
> > Since the lot that STGDPDOIS is attempting to bring together
> have effectively declared there is no need, the only person I
> see screeching is STGDPDOIS Olfactor. What do you think? It
> might be worthwhile for STGDPDOIS to form its own political
> party and effort to bring themselves together first.
> > [What they should be concentrating on if i may is to work with
> their *Fundraising Guru with the large brain burrowed in
> HOTLANTA to raise some money and prepare for the celebration
> of their landslide victory come 2011.] Olfactor.*
> ** > I suppose here you allude to yours truly. Me, myself, and I.
> Why would you screech advice to other Olfactor on what to do?
> And I am not a fundraising Guru. Don't call me that. You're
> pissing me off again. And how can I prepare for a victory that
> may or may not come in 2011? Its just like the horse pulling
> the cart as Giuseppe is wont to quip.
> > [I urge them to do that and let us breath.] Olfactor.
> > Breathe. I wish I had control over rationing oxygen that any
> one man can consume. I will ration what you take in for nought
> Olfactor. I will require you produce something other than
> Carbon dioxide when you take in our scarce oxygen or you ain't
> breathing at all. Mams go away. Oxygen dictator my foot.
> > [Best,] Mboge.
> > Best what Olfactor. What did I tell you about incomplete
> sentences???
> Haruna.
>
> , 2010 at 9:51 PM, Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Suntou, let's cut to the chase. You heard what you
> heard, make what you want of it. STGDP bats for none
> and like I said earlier, we will continue to call it
> like it is. You are doing what you perceive to be the
> right direction for your association, thus, the same
> for STGDP. If you believe what you heard is a
> conspiracy against the UDP/NRP, then continue to hold
> the fort. Please stay tuned.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2010 10:56:47 +0100
>
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: STGDP on GRTS International
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> Joe, my head is always up, I never put any interest in
> the work of STDG, hence I don't know who is who in
> there. When i came across the Pasamba forward, I took
> the opportunity to listen. To my chagrin, there i
> heard you talking. I know Joe speak as he sees it,
> however, when one is involve in diplomatically
> bringing together diverse political groups, one should
> remember his/her public comments.
> This is why, in all sensitive dialogues, even the
> media is sideline until a breakthrough is achieve. The
> Northern Ireland political situation is a classic example.
> From what I heard yesterday, you didn't say anything
> bordering on favouring your party (PDOIS) as against
> the rest. Where you guys are still missing the point
> is that, Halifa is not a politician who will accept
> the invitation of Ousainou. You guys are looking at
> him as if you don't know how Halifa operates.
> We all know from Halifa's past write-ups , the STDG is
> the last group he gives any credence to. I can provide
> his own written proof to that effect.
> The STDG's efforts are commendable, but it is my
> strong belief that, its members need to be aware of
> the ramifications of their public individual statements.
> What Joe says in an open and frank manner, can be a
> serious hindrance through your involvement in
> apolitical movement.
> I am not in any way trying to stop the good members
> here benefiting from your honest opinions. However, so
> far as partisan politics is concern, we need to have
> confidence in your neutrality, if not all you say will
> bounce of concrete walls. Joe's views equals Halifa's
> party line, and that will only come clear whenever you
> try your best hammering Ousainou and UDP.
> I can handle your criticism of Ousainou, and so can
> Ousainou, this is why, I don't get bog down in bitter
> exchanges. But the STDG cannot be complaining of
> people turning on each whilst many of its members
> sympathise openly with Halifa.
> I respect the views of Sika Jagne, sorry sister for
> spelling your name wrongly. She said some good stuffs,
> and I for one can trust her brokeage. Banka too
> express sound opinions, however he too seems to have
> place the burden of the work on UDP. We accept the
> reasoning, but he fail also to know that, Halifa is
> not a politician who thinks others should invite him
> for dialogue. The Agenda 2011 is a proof of that. And
> Banka by the way, the Agenda 2011 is only being sold
> to guys in the cyberspace, not to Gambians on the
> ground. And that Agenda is Halifa certificate, telling
> us all that, only through bargaining with it will he
> agree to the selection of a flagbearer. A process that
> will take only those who agree with the content of the
> document, which will in short be PDOIS members.
> The rest of the UDP, NRP, and others are left out.
> The final analysis meaning, Halifa will be voted in as
> the NADD flagbrearer, resulting in what happen the
> last time. From the get go, all the party leaders
> should have trust and confidence in STDG.
> STDG should be bold as to say, we propose a party
> led alliance, with the bigger party leading the coalition.
> Then the parties on that basis can sit down and agree
> on how the modalities will work.
> Any other option of saying, the party leaders should
> talk directly, it will not work that way according to
> my observation. Trust and confidence in each other is
> the problem. All the opposition leaders must solemnly
> agree to keep the negotiation proceeding secret. A
> chosen person should be selected to write down all
> sides of the story. And then, where they agree or
> disagree, the public can then be informed.
> If individuals wish to talk to the press whilst talks
> are ongoing, making themselves look stronger, there
> will never be any agreement.
> STDG as i said is in a pivotal position to rekindle a
> delicate deadlock. None of our leaders will lie down
> for the other. Trust and confidence is the key.
> SUntou
>
> On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 5:09 PM, Joe Sambou
> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Suntou, where have you buried your head all this
> while? ?There are a thousand ways you could have
> known my association with the STGDP. ?All online,
> with the exception of Suntou, knew that while I'm
> a member of the STGDP, I have my independent voice
> that does not speak for STGDP but for Joe. ?STGDP
> will call it like it is and we are as much Gambian
> as any other and will continue to be in the
> forefront in the fight to liberate our country.
> ?We have been in operation for almost a decade and
> you are here howling about division in a movement.
> ?What you heard on the program from Joe is what
> you will read from Joe, and it is what you will
> hear when you meet Joe in person. So get used to
> it. ?Hopefully, my voice will be much clearer
> without the technical difficulties during the
> recording. ?My shout-out to Mbye Sarr, ML Sillah,
> and the rest of the Gambia Journal staff for a job
> well done and giving us the opportunity to
> dialogue with our fellow Gambians. ?This is going
> to be one of many conversations we will have with
> our people and friends of the Gambia in the months
> ahead. ?Suntou, stay tuned.
>
> Joe?
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 09:44:09 +0100
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: STGDP on GRTS International
>
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> A good insight into STDG. I never knew Joe Sambou
> is a founding member. No wonder all his daggers
> are aimed at Ousainou. When�people talk, things
> come clear. STDG should try to be as neutral as
> neutral can be. Folks like Joe will only bring
> division in that movement. His past views are such
> that, UDP will not trust him as a broker.
> There are others in the movement who are unknown
> to some of us. The lady speaker for instance.
> Overall, the Gambiajournal should be commended for
> connecting diverse views of Gambians. ML Sillah
> handled the program brillaintly.
> Suntou
>
> On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 1:24 AM, Pasamba Jow
> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> STGDP's interview with M. L Sillah on GRTS
> International
> http://www.thegambiajournal.com/sambanner/spacialplayer2.php?sid=327
> "True peace is not merely the absence of
> tension; it is the presence of justice." Dr.
> Martin Luther King Jr.
>
>
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