Wassa, going by your analysis, what advise have you submitted to the
opposition in tackling Yahya so far? We all know that politics is about
getting the right financing, even our brother in America won because he
spend on the important things.
If the opposition cannot compete with Yahya over money, access to the media
which are the two most important things in modern politics, what are you
suggesting they do?
It is easy for us to gaze at them with suspecting minds, but we wonder why
they cannot transverse the lenght and breath of the Gambia when petrol is
sky high, when the roads are in terrible condition, meaning vehicle
breakdown is an absolute most,
I say, the opposition are doing their best under the prevailing
circumstances. Yes, more needed to be done. On the subject of unity, well we
can argue over it all we like, but the bottomline is still going to be, what
formula must be use.
Honest folks know why the unity talks is a no hope situation, hence, each
party should do its best under the difficult circumstances in encouraging
Gambians to vote for the opposition.
Femi Peter's conviction will never cripple the UDP. We all know should that
happen, justice hasn't prevail. This will be a proof to Gambians that, yes
there are those who care. Unless folks are wishing we use Guns and bombs to
change the situation, the oppositions are doing their best, after all the
Gambia belongs to all of us. This fight is not the fight of the registered
opposition alone, whatever can be done to unseat Yahya is a legitimate
action, so the ball is in our court. Yahya will not go cheaply, he said that
over and over, and we all know that, but what are we doing about it?
Suntou
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 11:21 AM, Wassa Fatti <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
> Musa,
> It is hard for me to slice my limited time in order to add a word to what
> you have clearly pointed out regarding Yaya and the opposition. I think many
> are just fooling themselves thinking that Yaya will fall from power like a
> dry leaf blown off a tree by the wind. Yaya has changed from the malnurished
> soldier in 1994. From a novice soldier to civilian autocrat. Yaya has a
> strategy to maintain power; more prepared to sell his agenda; more conscious
> of his interest; more ready to protect it. He also has developed politically
> and seems to understand the mentality of our people than the opposition. I
> can assure you one thing, come next general election, Yaya will remain in
> power. The more he stay in power, the more the opposition parties will be
> staring at their own demise without Yaya banning them. It is the people who
> will negate them. Oppostion parties must make demands. Gambian opposition
> parties are not doing that and no single party in The Gambia can do that
> alone. They must unite to face the challenges together or face harsh
> difficult realities dysfunctionality.
>
> To think that Yaya is threatened by any single opposition party is a
> deceptive thinking. Yaya knows how to handle the opposition parties. He is
> fully aware of the fact that he has successfully tamed the oppositon.
> Otherwise, he would not dare to put Femi peters in the box to justify why he
> was sitting at his party's rally. Deyda Haidara, the killings of soldiers,
> school children, shooting of Ousman Sillah, the unlawfull detentions still
> ongoing, torture on daily basis and rampart corruption for example are facts
> that Yaya can repeat without worrying about the consequences. He can repeat
> the poisoning of our mothers, fathers and grandparents without worrying
> about the opposition. The opposition parties that are not making demands
> will find it difficult to gain results. Has any party demanded or force
> pressure on the regime to investigate the above mentioned crimes? How do
> they expect to solicit support?
>
> The more you discuss about the state of the Gambian oppostion, the more one
> can see the depressive state they are in. Only alliance or unity of the
> parties will enhance any chance of success against the current regime.
> otherwsie, Yaya is in power for the next 30 years. He said it. Not me. I can
> only see the trend why he was confident enough to say it: The reason is that
> he knows that a weak and divided opposition is no opposition capable of
> mobilizing the people to poise any threat. So do not blame the people for
> not rising up; but the opposition for failing to inspire them to action. If
> the people lack the source to inspire them into action, they will be reduced
> to inactivity. We must understand that our people have their own experiences
> too due to failures and disappointments of the recent past: independence,
> radical politics, elections, oppostion parties, economy, attempted failed
> coups and successful coups all failed them. Even religious leaders failed
> them. Yaya is manipulating these failures to exploit the anxieties of our
> socieities. It is what he can show in this situation that many will support:
> For example, there are more Gambian students studying on scholarships abroad
> than under the former regime. Most of these students are from poor villages
> or poor urban families now studying medicine, engineering and many other
> scientific subjects. How can you tell the parents of these students to
> oppose Yaya? Did some of these students stand any chance of studying abroad
> under the former regime?
>
> These examples and many others are tools in Yaya's favour and the
> opposition need to have a strategy to counter it.
>
> Wassa.
>
>
> ------------------------------
> Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2010 16:13:19 +0000
> From: [log in to unmask]
>
> Subject: Re: Yahya Jammeh and the Great Gunjure Darboes:
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> Gentlemen:
>
> After watching this video, associating Jammeh's name on this same sentence
> with "he is not an idiot" is the understatement of the century. The man is a
> political genius and he is no doubt far ahead of these opposition
> politicians. Fair enough, he has the bully pulpit and they do not, but how
> one utilizes the pulpit and taking nothing for granted tells you how
> politically savvy one is.
>
> For UDP, it is not enough to rely on that this is a reliable constituency,
> and they are well aware of Jammeh's misrule. There is a need to go right
> back to the same group, and ferociously debunk everything Jammeh said and
> how he has really played them. This has to be done in the same language, and
> debunk the traditional and religious nuances that he masterfully displayed.
> It is interesting that Suntou is injecting that Jammeh is going after the
> UDP because the threat the party posed to the APRC. Here I see again
> bringing the issue back to competition within the opposition parties, futile
> exercise if you ask me and can only help one Man, Jammeh. It is not
> strategically smart at this juncture to focus in anyway the competition
> within the opposition parties, direct all energies to the APRC and bring the
> entire opposition arsenal with you to get it done.
>
> If you do not think the Man has his Ducks in a row, think again. It was
> Brufut and then Gunjur and you do not think he is fully aware that these are
> constituencies that he has an uphill battle and needs to engage them early.
> I hate to say this, but Jammeh is way ahead of these politicians back home,
> and maybe he is lot more committed to winning than they are.
>
> Sorry!
>
> Musa Jeng
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> From: Haruna Darbo
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Sent: Tue, 30 Mar 2010 04:48:19 +0000 (UTC)
> Subject: Re: Yahya Jammeh and the Great Gunjure Darboes:
>
>
>
> Suntou, what're you guys gonna do about this in UDP?? I am not advocating
>
> you pay quids for quos of supporting UDP but you need to send scouts and
>
> reaching out parties to explain your platform to all the peoples of Gambia
> and
>
> encourage them to join with you. Do not coerce them, do not browbeat them,
> and
>
> whatever you do, do not insult their intelligence. Quid is one of the
> democratic
>
> calculuses. Just don't promise it to them. Let them know the quid is the
>
> windfall of commoner relief from common anxieties and underdevelopment. The
>
>
> reason why the snakes now spring across the kombo coastal road into of
> jayslide
>
> across it is not because the road is paved but because the snakes are
> trying to
>
> avoid the new crazies in town who ply that DaarManso forsaken road. I mean
> the
>
> asphalt used on that road is already falling apart because the snakes
> realized
>
> the quality of the surface was diverted into contractor kickbacks and weak
>
> emulsion.
>
> [In a message dated 3/29/2010 5:23:02 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
>
> [log in to unmask] writes: Haruna, a very poignant analysis as usual.
> I
>
> guess, you took your wisdom from what you show on the video.]
>
> Suntou.
>
> I hope whatever wisdom I inherited from the Darboes of Gunjur is the
>
> sober kind. I will never submit my whole clan and fraternal clans to an
> idiot.
>
> What??? And why do the fraternal Barrows, Jaitehs, Bayos, Bajos, Jattas,
> and
>
> Gassammas roll over and play dead and allow the Darboes to drag them along
>
> to give allegiance to Yahya??? They must have been kicking and
>
> screaming.
>
> [The GRTS recording is the later part of the whole jigsaw. Yahya over the
>
> past months has been using 'moles' within the Gunjure Darboe clan. That
> mole
>
> forced Yahya upon the Darboes.] Suntou.
>
> I know. He said he sent his uncle some Bojang or other. I hope Imam
>
> Abdallah and Mino don't have anything to do with that scouting business.
> JDAM I
>
> told you these Bojangs want to become the new Darboes. They have become
> very
>
> enterprising. They just don't know any limit to young ambition. The friggin
>
>
> Bojangs.
>
> [The rest as you said, went along when Yahya started sending emissaries
>
> to them and promising them that, his interest in them is non-political.]
>
> Suntou.
>
> Apolitical my foot.
>
> [But as usual, what Yahya says to people, is santo kumo (a trap), what he
>
> does is a grand master minded scheme. This is why I always reitereated
> that, the
>
> man is no idiot, he has learned the traits of Africa's past dictators, from
>
>
> Sekou to Mabuto, we underestimate them at our peril.] Suntou.
>
> Very true Suntou. But I'm onto him. I still regard the Gunjur Darboes as
>
> belonging in UDP. That should not make UDP complacent however. They need to
> go
>
> after the Mboges, Njies, Camaras, Sannehs, Blains, Baldehs, Jallows,
> Jaitehs,
>
> Jabbie Gassamas, Samatehs, Sallahs, Niangs, Jagnes, Jengs, Ndirrs, Ndongs,
>
> Ndows, Bahs, Karageras, Waggehs, Kijeras, Tourays, Trawallys, Sarrs,
> Sillahs,
>
> Marongs, Kintehs, Murphys, Davies, Carrols, Dayo Forsters, Jows, and
> Jammehs. Oh
>
> I forgot the Drammehs. Don't assume they are in your corner. Cede no ground
> to
>
> BuDois Sek and the Apprantehs (APRC - apprentices). NDAM is already dead.
>
> Don't worry about the Mbengas, Juwaras, and Ceesays (sorry sister, you guys
>
>
> are my in-laws. I want a friggin divorce). They have insatiable
>
> appetites.
>
> [The UDP still has a solid support in Gunjure area, however, the populace
>
> aren't oblivious to the fragrant human rights abuses.] Suntou.
>
> Yeah but don't rest on your laurels. Did this come from
>
> the seasonal and fantastic blooms of the mountain laurel I
>
> wonder?
>
> [They Understand that, should the dictator takes special interest in you,
>
> don't fight him off openly, go along with his scheme, and then do what you
>
> intends to do. This is like the bunch of civil servants working for him.
> Even
>
> his biggest mouth pieces aren't wholly in his support, hence the continuous
> cat
>
> and mouse game Gambia is going through.] Suntou.
>
> Yes but don't take their support for granted. Even if you are so
>
> confident in it, you are best advised to strengthen and continue to earn
> that
>
> support, Yahya or no Yahya. Because as you tell me, what they see in UDP is
> more
>
> significant than Yahya and APRC and is for the health and well-being of
> their
>
> children and grandchildren for years to come. So get busy. Don't be lazy
> like
>
> BuDois Sek.
>
> [The Gunjure Darboes have the right like any other to associate with any
>
> political party, however, we cannot underestimate Yahya continuous efforts
> in
>
> targeting the UDP. That is the only party he fear, and he wisely spend
> millions
>
> targeting the UDP.] Suntou.
>
> So knowing that, you are best advised to continue to strengthen
>
> yourselves and grow to withstand the scheming idiot. Men are fickle. Look
> at the
>
> excuse BaaJiki's son is using... That he is following his Dad to pledge
>
> allegiance to Yahya and to do his Dad's work. WHat a cacamayme excuse for
> being
>
> utterly selfish. I am very disappointed in BaaNgansu or is it Nfansu I
> don't
>
> even know. I mean who goes into politics to do their father's work? Why
> don't
>
> they stay home and tend to the family farm. What a lazy idiot this
> BaaNgansu or
>
> Fansu. What kinda name is that anyway??? I think these are Darboes from
> Guinea
>
> Bissau do you think Suntou?
>
> [Yahya will hardly pay attention on any other political party, but the UDP
>
>
> is doing its utmost in countering the financial and other forms of
> inducements.
>
> He promises the Janjabureh people with putting bridge across the river when
> he
>
> was in New york. He uses this undertakings as a tool to bluemail people.]
>
> Suntou.
>
> Suntou, you and I and Olfactor know this. I think you guys should harness
>
> your youth and engage in the most comprehensive grassroots campaign Africa
> has
>
> ever seen. You have the numbers but your values are underutilized. I mean
> when
>
> Ousainou is busy defending Femi and others from persecution, everything in
> the
>
> UDP stops. Doesn't anyone else have initiative?????? I mean you don't have
> to
>
> hold rallies if you don't want to adversely affect Ikpala's judgement, but
>
> certainly you can hold private talks and meetings with families. Why don't
> you
>
> call the Drammehs and Jallows for instance and seek their audience in a
> meeting.
>
> And like that with all other families until Ikpala garners enough strength
> to
>
> throw Peters V. IGP Badjie in the Big Dinko where it belongs not to rear
>
> its ugly head again. I know Ikpala wants to do the right thing but it will
> be
>
> nice for him to know that when he does do the right thing, that the rest of
> us
>
> Gambians would not let Badjie fry him or statenap him. Right now he doesn't
> look
>
> like he has that confidence. And even though we expect justice officials to
> do
>
> the right thing regardless of their personal fortunes or miseries that may
>
> result from such commoner relief. His ruling affects UDP, NRP, GMC, BuDois
>
> Sek, PPP, APRC, and all future opposition political parties. I don't even
> know
>
> how anyone can support the existence of a draconian POA without the
> government
>
> declaring a perpetual state of emergency. Is Gambia in an eternal state of
>
> emergency??? If so how can you conduct a free and fair election?
>
> Ever?
>
> [I think, our politicians should do their best telling Gambians that, it
>
> is the job of governments to spend the national resources in developing the
>
>
> nation, the president cannot use that against them.] Suntou.
>
> Exactly. You have to hand it to BuDois Sek and their Forovda. They do
>
> that all the time, even if ineffectually. How many Gambians can read and
>
> understand Forovda? If you listen to these idiot Darboes you would think no
> one
>
> in Gambia can or does read. Ntoobita, Ngang fang Karafa Manso ma. What tha
> fu...
>
> I mean what da Khell??? They missed all issues of Forovda.
>
> [On the Gunjure Darboes, what you show on the video is the end part, the
>
> deceptive part was done in a piecemeal. The whole issue started with the
>
> 'sutuding tebale' 'a reserve holy plot',] Suntou.
>
> Ok. You have to explain more to me about this supposedly reserve holy
>
> spot. Is it sorta like Sannah-Mentereng in the outskirts of
>
> Brufut?????? Please tell us more. Or maybe I'll ask Mino or JDAM if they
> know
>
> anything about a non-descript religion of the Darboes. And how come I
> wasn't
>
> made aware of that before I founded HarunaSilo?? I am not very happy right
> now
>
> Suntou if what you suggest is actually the case. I think non-descript
> religions
>
> are the domain of MbogeKunda. Not Friggin Darbokunda. What has this world
> come
>
> to?
>
> [and then 'sanawuya' (cousinship) etc,] Suntou.
>
> I understand Sanawyaa. And I know it to be a useful tool in maintaining
>
> harmony. We never use Sanawyaa to yield harmony. It is only valuable and
>
> effective in maintaining existing harmony. You cannot invoke Sanawyaa in an
>
>
> atmosphere of tyranny, intimidation, assassination, statenapping,
> adulteries and
>
> fornications. The reason is because Sanawyaa is premised on the fact
>
> that in order to maintain peace among communities, it is
>
> worth forgiving the minor trespasses of various families as against other
>
> families. Ethnic cleansing is not mere trespass. Ask the people of
> Herzegovina,
>
> Metochia, and Shrebrenitza.
>
> [finaly, the money.] Suntou.
>
> The money part is not terribly significant. They will end up paying that
>
> money back to Yahya in electricity fees, water fees, lempos, and increased
> rice
>
> and other commodity prices. I'm not worried about the money as much. Even
> if it
>
> were 3 million Dalasis. And that's another thing. Why is Yahya so cheap???
>
> D300,000.00 for the allegiance of 4 friggin clans. I think that is an
>
> insult to these clans and they don't even realize it. Do they know the
> exchange
>
> rate of the Dalsi as against the Euro or the dollar??? That sounds like
>
> $10,000.00. I mean a year's supply of toilet paper is $15,000.00 and this
>
> idiot gifts $10,000.00 to show his appreciation of 4, 4, let me repeat, 4
>
> friggin clans. I wish these clans were in Somalia. They get oil tankers for
>
>
> their clans. What a cheapskate Yahya is. And how insulted must these
>
> clans feel right now after they went home from their meeting with the
>
> clueless idiot? Mosque extension!!! Men, these people should be up in arms
> over
>
> this. In the olden days, when a clan is this insulted, war ensues. And they
> only
>
> had cutlasses then.
>
> [I never said, Yahya doesn't speak Mandinka, in fact, he speaks
>
> it better than many mandingos, but that is beside the point here. Kumado
>
> sutuyata dala...] Suntou
>
>
> No its not beside the point. He made me laugh recounting that idiotic
> story
>
> about springing snakes. Across the kombo coastal road. Hamni kunow yaalong,
> Inte
>
> beh dookuwola. What an idiot???
>
> Haruna. Itebe Dohkuwola alright. Killing, kidnapping, and robbing folk of
>
> their hard earned properties.
>
> On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 6:12 AM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
>
> wrote:
>
> Buharry,
>
> I don't know what we'd do without you. You're just like friggin Ace.
>
> You don't say much but when you speak, its bankable. Black gold. This
>
> broadcast is long. I'm still watching it. I don't even know where to
> begin.
>
> My first observation here is that Yahya is not as crazy as I had
> thought or
>
> perhaps he is being rehabilitated as the years go by. The acquisition
> of the
>
> Darbokunda clan of Gunjur netted him 4 other clans that I did not know
>
> about. Baa jiki mentioned them but I forget... I think it is Bajo
> (Bayo)
>
> kunda, Barrowkunda, (Buba, Sumaila, Sano, Bubacarr, Nga hakko boyalye.
> I
>
> didn't friggin know we're fraternal clans with you idiots), Jatta
> kunda,
>
> what da fu... I mean what a big mess.
>
> Anyway, I can't fault the Gunjur Darbokunda and their fraternal kundas
>
> for choosing to be with Yahya ( I just wish they wouldn't say its APRC
>
> they're going to). That is their democratic right, regardless of their
>
> calculus. So I, Haruna Darbo, still consider BaNfansu, Gunjur
> Darbokunda and
>
> all their fraternal clans to still be in UDP. Nobody fools me. I will
>
> consider them to be with Yahya but still in UDP. They need to make that
>
>
> clear in the coming days. Because if they corrected one mistake,
> they're
>
> likely to have as many mistakes yet to be corrected. God forbid what
> they
>
> call a correction is the vrai commission of a mistake. Yahya makes
>
> me sick smirking, that knucklehead. Olfactor you think I'm a
>
> knucklehead, you ought to watch this video. Men, how do these Darbos
>
> and attendant clans know they are not making the mistake by joining
> Yahya??
>
> I'm just saying. They said they have been in error all these years and
>
> finally corrected that error by rejoining Yahya. Well how do they know
>
> they were'nt right all the time and just now committed the error of
> their
>
> lives??? I'm glad I'm not friggin related to them. Or am I?
>
> No wonder JDAM has been quiet. I think he is in shock. I mean am I
>
> related to any of these people???
>
> So Suntou it seems like they were not forced or coerced into joining
>
> Yahya. All indications are that this was voluntary. There may be an
>
> undercurrent of intraclan disdains which we cannot readily discern, but
> even
>
> if there were such, we cannot blame this positive choice on that. That
> would
>
> have been cutting your nose to spite your face and if I know anything
>
> about the darbos, they don't make silly decisions and they love life.
> Also,
>
> Yahya himself admitted that the elder Jiki Darbo has been doing favors
> for
>
> him long before he became President (Jiki used to own a gas station
>
> where yahya benefitted from free Gas) and after 1994, Jiki was always
> with
>
> APRC. It was his son Nfansu who was in UDP. I suppose Nfansu was
>
> disenchanted with the lethargic UDP and he now considers his fortunes
> to
>
> be with Yahya like Waa before him. I hope he didn't take his friggin
>
> clues from the friggin Juwaras. Suntou, more than anything, this
>
> ought to serve as a defibrilator for UDP. I think this ought to light a
>
>
> match under you guys' feet. Vat is zis? Your base support is slowly but
>
>
> surely eroding. Pretty soon you'll be like BuDois Sek. I'm not sure
> about
>
> this Buharry. He was kinda quick in recording this video and he was
>
> quiet all these years. And he brings us tourist pictures. You wouldn't
>
> suppose Buharry is now APRC and I'm thinking he's BuDois Sek all this
> time.
>
> I'm watching him. Veeeery closely.
>
> I stopped viewing when Yahya passed that blue grocery bag full of
>
> something. I don't even know what that contained. Would that be the
>
> $300,000.00 you mentioned???? From what I know, it is a quid pro quo
>
> but these people don't understand what that means. I mean did you get
> the
>
> context of this friggin meeting? These dinosaurs were talking about
> Njell
>
> benn meeting, Sanawyaa, clanism, and all sorts of idiocy that does not
>
> remotely conjure up quid-quo conscience. This made me sick just
>
> watching it. They even made me pleased with Yahya for a moment. I
> couldn't
>
> help but giggle at this idiot's story about "even the snakes of Gunjur
>
> know he is developping Gambia, because instead of jaysliding like
> they're
>
> used to, these reptiles spring to cross the kombo coastal road". Can
> you
>
> believe Yahya can come up with such intellectual comedy????? I think
>
> the Darbo intelligence is rubbing off him. Correct me if I'm wrong,
> didn't
>
> you share that Yahya cannot speak Mandingo??? This idiot?? I gotta
> admit I
>
> did laugh even though I had my teeth clenched. I just don't know what
> to be
>
> mad at. Probably because the idiots at GRTS wasted a whole friggin hour
> on
>
> this propaganda at the expense of the conscientious Darbokunda of
>
> Gunjur.
>
> I do admire the fact that Jiki suggested Yahya should not have gifted
>
> any non-descript items. That he should have demonstrated his obvious
>
> delight by just kolanuts. I mean how can Yahya be aware of no
> electricity
>
> and no water for the community all these years and only promise to do
>
> something about those after the people switched their allegiance,
>
> and Yahya and the Veep idiot kept saying Yahya works for Allah and
>
> the people and that he doesn't look at whether a community supports him
>
>
> or not.
>
> I have to recover from my temporary insanity and come back. My plea
>
> still stands that if it was $300,000.00 or any money in those cheap
> bags (a
>
> la Wade), the Gunjur Darboes ought to return it somehow or forward it
> to a
>
> community that will accept it. I hope JDAM can begin to talk before I
> go
>
> crazy. I don't even know if he recognizes any of this crowd from
> Gunjur?
>
> JDAM, are you awake?
>
> I must not forget to thank Buharry, APRC or not. I'll be
>
> back later today. Haruna.
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: M. Gassama <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Sent: Sun, Mar 28, 2010 10:53 pm
> Subject: Re: Yahya Jammeh
>
> and the Great Gunjure Darboes:
>
> Hi Suntou and Haruna!
>
> I recorded the Darboes' Jammeh visit. Please find the link below:
>
>
>
> http://raaki.com/darboe
>
>
>
> Have a good night.
>
> Buharry.
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ----Original Message----
>
> 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:
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> Haruna, your objections to the sudden interest of Yahya in the Gunure
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> Darboes is understandable. What we have to bear in mind here is the
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> fact
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> that, Yahya's propaganda team invented a sophistigated lie in the whole
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> episoud. The truth of the matter is that, the Gunure Darboes don't
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> require
>
> Yahya money/ They have been doing ok without hus dine. What he is doing
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> is
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> weaken the opposition further in a strategic town like Gunjure. His
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> elaborated machinery involved allwoing his alies to forcely take the
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> lands
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> of the Darboe kunda folks. Then he put his sinister plot in motion by
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> saying
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> that, the Jammeh's and the Darboes are cousins. This cousin-yaa became
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> a
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> fake relationship. he said the Gunjure Darboes has ancestry that is a
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> Duwajabo (there prayers are answered). They have a place were his cows
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> escape to, meaning he require their help. Anyhow, have to go. yahya is
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> a
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> dangerous creature. The moeny is unimportant here, it is his antic, how
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> can
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> the Darboes do away with his mafia interest?
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> Suntou
>
>
>
> On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
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> wrote:
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> > Suntou,
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> >
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> > I will be very disappointed if the Gunjur Darboes accepted this
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> monetary
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> > gift from Yahya knowing that Presidents don't gift to citizens or
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> select
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> > families. I hope if they had accepted this gift, they return it
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> immediately.
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> > One thing though I would like to share is that there are some Darboes
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> who
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> > are Jola. They generally hail from the Cassamance area. Just to share
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> the
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> > varied nature of surnames/last names in Gambia. WHether they are
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> Sarahule,
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> > Mandingo, jahanke, Jola, Wolof, Aku, Fula, or Njago, or Tukuleur,
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> they will
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> > have utterly disappointed me (sharing the same surname) if they were
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> to have
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> > accepted and or not returned this odious gift. I hope JDAM can help
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> clarify
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> > this matter and if possible assist in the good return of the money.
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> If they
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> > cannot return the gift once accepted due to traditional fancy, then
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> at least
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> > they can transfer to gift to other aversed families of Brufut (Taf-
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> Taf
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> > bereft of Gardens theft of Brufut land comes to mind... The Manneh
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> and
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> > Sanneh families of Brufut) and my friend Roberts promises to help me
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> raise
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> > funds for the Gunjur Darboes should they need D300,000.00. It is
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> > unconscionable in Islam to receive such a gift.
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> >
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> > Maa Kaana Ibraaheema yahoodiyyan walaa nasraaniyyan walaakin kaana
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> haneefan
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> > muslimann wamaa kaana minal mushrikeena.
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> >
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> > Haruna.
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> >
>
> > In a message dated 3/27/2010 4:10:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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> > [log in to unmask] writes:
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> >
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> > The sudden interest of Yahya Jammeh in the ancient traditional
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> heritage
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> > site of the Gunjure Darboes have become a major political ball game
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> for
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> > eccentric Gambian leader. The Gunjure Darboes like many of our
>
> ancestor use
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> > to have places of traditional interest, however, with Islamisation
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> and
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> > Christianisation, many of those holy places became areas of
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> abandonment.
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> > The Gunjure Darboes have no more interest in that location in terms
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> of
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> > worship. Yet, Gambia's Sheik Professor, a man who perform Ummrah
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> nearly
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> > every year want to reignite a place of ancient worship for politics.
>
> The
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> > story emanating from the Gambia is bizarre and crazy.
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> > The Gunjure Darboes are known for their independent and strong
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> mindedness
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> > in terms of politics. They are among the first settlers in Gunjure,
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> hence
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> > their influence. Yahya want to offer them a carrot and stick at the
>
> same
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> > time. The latest news is that, he give the extended family over D300,
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> 000,
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> > just like he gave the Brufut people D3million. Where are all these
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> monies
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> > coming from? Why is Yahya selectively handing out cash?
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> > The good thing is that, the Gunjure Darboes knows Yahya has no
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> interest the
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> > so call holy site, his intention is to break the spirits of the
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> family by
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> > inducement, thereby damaging their will to back a party of thier
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> choice.
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> > Time will tell. The dignity of the Gunjure Darboes remain intact.
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> > Suntou
>
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