That is my brother Jarrankas are always brave and you Yero is no exception! Kudos to Gainako but don't forget I am your isirabeh now so more bira dam ( laugh)!
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On 22 Sep 2012, at 14:54, "Y Jallow" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Mr. Mass,
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> Great job to you and your team at Kibaaro news….thanks for carrying my last piece as well.
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> I had series of major events happen. I lost a dear grandma and had to join family members in Africa and Scandinavia to catch up on relations. When I came back, I was hit hard with memories so I had to go on a mourning period and I didn’t know how long I was determined to do this.
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> After the elections, I was seriously hurt over the gap of political disconnect. For Jammeh to have pulled that many votes in the presidential elections despite the known fraud, was definitely a heartbreaker for me. I was wholly disappointed and my frustration was mainly to weep about the chunks of Diaspora organizations and political parties home that ended up even souring in relations, to our disadvantage we ended up in a three way race. Knowing the kind of a criminal leader we have at home, why would any serious player still be interested in seeing different factions that won’t even compromise? I seriously couldn’t conclude on this with the many attempts.
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> So in the end, I didn’t really know what to make of this daily noise-making, what it really meant to others, and how possibly to see everyone on the same page. I am sure you followed that in the past, Burama Jammeh, I and host of other activists attempted to get people together and thank God to the divisive nature of the Diaspora, we didn’t have to live more than the first conference in Chicago.
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> On another note, as a youth, and a parent, I’ve had to develop myself and participate in my surrounding --giving hope to many American home owners who are on the verge of losing their homes. I and my family take personal hobby doing this. To me and my family, this is very important. I hope to participate more in doing my little part of society. As my heroine of times Helen Keller once said, “The world is moved along, not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate tiny pushes of each honest worker.”
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> On a possible comeback, I believe I wasn’t gone. I couldn’t help on the break….and I have learnt during this time that it is sometimes good to be a reader and listener than a talker. Given a choice, I will take the later. I am sure there are many others feeling the same way. After all, I am no one. I am so ordinary…my parents were farmers who didn’t even go to English school. I am not interested in any political position now or for the future. That is so personal for me and I am interested in seeing a peaceful world, a world full of happy people in harmony. As charity begins at home, and our Gambia is sinking, we need not waste time…but come together to salvage ourselves.
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> It is unfortunate that in Gambia’s struggle, it can be in some instances be likened to the struggle of the sea crabs. In a crab type of habitat, whichever is on the verge of shining is pulled down. That is how some of the great organizations and ideas were exiled from our midst for good. If we need to do this, we need to be serious players, and not people who wants to exploit others for just scoring political gains.
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> As for Jammeh, I do have a clear message for him. Now that we have Sheik Sedia Bayo (LOL) as an alternative since I rarely came across Bayo’s brevity, he can start digging a rat hole just like his predecessors �CSaddam and Ghaddafi. While I share the frustration of those whose names he sub listed without their consent, I bet to seriously differ in the manner that he is portrayed, at least from the get go. To me, Bayo gives me hope and I see great virtues in a young man of his age. He might as well be the Joshua the Gambia is waiting for.
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> For the many who are time and again saying we are helping to liberate, it is not about name, who did this, and who did that. What should matter is to know the problem and getting it resolved. If we don’t pull our resources together, I am afraid that we might be fighting a loose battle.
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> On your Seefo Galleh as you fondly choose to call him, last time I checked, he was still on it. I am not speaking for him, rather just my observation.
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> Thanks Bamba and keep it up….my regards to Musa Saidy-khan. I am glad that he is shaming his onetime torturers just like our sister Fatou Jaw-Manneh.
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> Forward with unity and Peace!! Down with Jammeh, division and hypocrisy!!
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> Best regards,
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> Yero
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> There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
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> Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2012 10:32:11 +0100
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: [G_L] Small Announcement--Gainako Radio On Air
> To: [log in to unmask]
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> Waau,
> What a comeback with such huge yard stick brother Yero. If I may ask what happened? You and my seyfo Baba Galleh now Doctor in reality have nearly gone off the media radar why?We need you and please never disappear again on Gainako! Give our gallant Demba all the magic hands of yours! Congrats
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> On 21 Sep 2012, at 22:47, "Halima Sukuna" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Yero, Yero, Yero,
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> This is really a LARGE announcement and I wish both you and Demba all the best with your Radio program now at Gainako! Demba always asks the best questions so I am truly looking forward to tuning in and hearing what types of programs you will air.
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> Will there be a schedule posted at Gainako of upcoming shows?
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> Very excited for you both Yero but, Baldeh might have to fire you as PR if you deem anything Gainako - related "small",
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> Chris
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> --- On Fri, 9/21/12, Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> From: Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: [G_L] Small Announcement--Gainako Radio On Air
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Date: Friday, September 21, 2012, 10:46 AM
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> http://www.gainako.com/
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> Click to listen to Demba on the air waves commenting on Gambia's current happenings.
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> The Gainako radio like others is here to complement the global struggle for freedom, free speech and world peace.
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> Special thanks to all those that over the years supported us through well researched contributions.
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> Call Demba on Tel: 425-319-0884 to participate or send commentaries to [log in to unmask]
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> Let's keep pushing guys...and it is time to send Jammeh to the gutters.
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> Down, down, down Jammeh!!
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> Best regards & thanks,
> Yero
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> There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
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