Easy Evian, Easy. I encourage you to seek counsel from JDAM. This is beyond your purview. Check you later aligater. Haruna.
 
In a message dated 5/7/2009 10:45:01 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask] writes:
Haruna wrote: "That is what I'm sharing with you. NOT HALIFA, by his lonesome, in a 5th "fact-finding" expedition, for political demarche. Don't get me wrong, he ought to be commended for his efforts and he is and was. The method leaves a lot to be desired. AND it is not too late to re-prosecute the crimes. I'm not talking about judge, jury, and execution because I did not think Yahya himself wanted to commit that heinous crime. He was wrongly advised. "


The above underlined underlined is solely to highlight the statement by Haruna.

Haruna,

Your attempts to exonerate or absolve Yahya Jammeh from full responsibility for the mass poisoning crime that he committed against our compatriots is either derived from an inherent faulty analytical process inherent in you or to all intents and purposes simply a very disturbing manifestation or self-revelation of your grossly dishonest and hypocritical real person. You choose which one it is. You cannot for all your efforts ever succeed in shifting the responsibility for the mass poisoning ordeal faced by some Gambians at the hands of Yahya Jammeh. Yahya Jammeh is personally responsibile for the crime that you alluded to. Gambians and the the rest of the world are a witness to those atrocities. Yahya Jammeh personally ochestrated those crimes because in his perverted mind and illogical reasoning, he was simply pursuing the right course of action following the demise of his aunt, which he believe was caused by witches.

I re-quote you:

"I did not think Yahya himself wanted to commit that heinous crime. He was wrongly advised. " (Haruna)

So in essence, you want people to believe that Yahya reluctantly unleased his latest terror of forcing Gambian villagers to drink poisonous concoctions at gun-point because he, Yahya had to succumb to pressure from more powerful influences than him. Then tell us who they are that wrongly advised him. Haruna, please tell us who wrongly advised him and for Allah's sake, don't tell us it was Halifa or Seedia again.

Who wrongly advised Yahya? Who? We want to know, Who? Or are you merely speculating?

Did you listen to your above underlined thought adequately before sharing it with us? You may think whatever you like but please stop trying to insult our commonsense, not to mention superior intelligence.

Yahya did indeed commit that heinous crime on his own accord and was not based on any wrong advice. He ordered, he enjoyed it and was exposed before the whole for it when he also unjustly imprisoned Halifa Sallah.

Go on your holidays wherever and do whatever you choose to but please stop trying to sell us junk thoughts.

I am not buying them and will further shout that 'Haruna is peddling in crap thoughts'.

Bailo



--- On Thu, 7/5/09, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Halifa's challenge to the witch.../Mams.
To: [log in to unmask]
Date: Thursday, 7 May, 2009, 1:31 AM

You just keep digging a deeper hole for yourself Mams. WHere do we begin???? Perhaps here:
[In a message dated 5/6/2009 6:23:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask] writes: Again is it Halifa or the government who should prosecute the offenders ???] Mams.
 
My use of prosecution here was the literal meaning of the word, not the legal. And if you believe the government that committed the crime ought to prosecute those crimes but is not and will not do it, what justice do you think Halifa, by his lonesome, and in political demarche, can yield for the victims of ANOTHER high crime???
 
[If the government; how can they prosecute themselves?] Mams.
 
Right!!
 
[If Halifa: he should be given the courage by commending his move so as to be able to mobilise people to stand against the unjust meted on them.] Mams.
 
That is what I'm sharing with you. NOT HALIFA, by his lonesome, in a 5th "fact-finding" expedition, for political demarche. Don't get me wrong, he ought to be commended for his efforts and he is and was. The method leaves a lot to be desired. AND it is not too late to re-prosecute the crimes. I'm not talking about judge, jury, and execution because I did not think Yahya himself wanted to commit that heinous crime. He was wrongly advised. 
 
Mams, I got a question for you:
 
WHich of these two will mobilize the most Masses to stand against the unjust meted on them:
1. Halifa on a 5th "fact-finding" mission or
2. Halifa + his partners in NADD and possibly his national partners in UDP/NRP, GMC, APRC, religious and business community????
 
Remember I am not saying #2 could have been possible or not possible. We couldn't figure that out because the intent was to go solo.
 
[To my understanding, no one is saying that we should forget the crimes committed, what I understood is that Halifa should be commended for his personal sacrifice. Tailor did lots of crime against humanity during his rein but did the prosecution begins then???] Mams.
 
Halifa is commended and is still commended for his personal sacrifice. You got the wrong impression of prosecution. If Taylor's idiocy was prosecuted by Liberians and SierraLeoneans, he would not have needed the Hague for legal prosecution.
 
[It was in news today,] Mams.
 
The news did not tell you Obama and Biden were at Mickey D's. If they did, try getting your news elsewhere.
 
[However, a witch according to the act is term to some point cannibalism, even thus witches have a special power which the cannibalise did not.] Mams.
 
What're you mumbling in your moustache Mams??? Do you wear a moustache??
 
[Without the killing of a cow one will not have the milk to make cheese.] Mams.
 
If you kill your friggin cow, will you use the dead cow's milk for goat cheese?? What is wrong with you people? And my son is lactose intolerant anyway.
 
[Who at the first, told you those victims are witches? Yaya; did and do you believe him??? Again do you eat cheeseburger??..........Then you know what i mean] Mams.
 
No I don't know what you mean because I had "witches" in quotes. (tongue in cheek). And plus I think Yahya is the biggest "witch" if there were one.
 
[Maybe you are not reading me quite clearly, is exactly what i am saying because if he was not a public figure, I mean a politician, he would not scarifies his life in a lawless country, this as well made his act to be commended because there are lot of politicians and religious leaders who were on the ground and seeing the unjust but did not preferred to let be. What on this earth are you thinking without the reminding of Halifa will happen to the innocent people by now???] Mams.
 
Don't worry Mams I understood what you wrote the first time. This is clearer and that is what I was seeking. Dramane did not understand it in your pioneer notes. So you're further saying that if Halifa were not a politician, Halifa would not have "sacrificed his life in a lawless country". CHei. I happen to disagree with you on this because I think there is a modicum of conscience in Halifa's undertaking. Only the method is flawed. You must know som'n we don't. It was the modicum of conscience that yielded public commendation. If he were to do it only for political reasons, he would have been run outta Churchill's town in a heartbeat. If any of the other Politicians or religious leaders did exactly what Halifa did, I will personally skin them alive. That tells you I have a generous spot for Halifa in my hard heart. What I was saying Mams was that Halifa + his partners in NADD + possibly UDP/NDP + possibly religious leaders + possibly APRC would have been far superior and even an attempt at yielding this congress would have relieved the onus of political one-upsmanship. God I hope you get it. Halifa did not think he needed anyone else because he had a ready outlet in Foroyaa for the facts that were to be found. Do you see the compromise of national endeavour in national crime now????
 
[Politicians are the same everywhere whether we agree or disagree, they have their own egos to feed and be it if Halifa was there to feed his own ego yet he did a good job alone the line and should be thank for it out of politics this time around.] Mams.
 
AND we ought not and will not let them play with our lives and country.
 
[I accepted you addiction to me but let it not be a witchcraft addiction and be reminded I am a hunter too hehe.] Edi
 
Mams, I like this lighter side of you. Just like the Olfactor. If I weren't a "witch", I just might consider being one for this occasion. You are a beautiful man afterall. I'm still sending Chumbaan after you. Haruna. 
 
In a message dated 5/6/2009 6:23:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask] writes:


--- On Wed, 6/5/09, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
 
Mams, I was tempted to chime in here but you may get offended. Suffice it to say that There is still an opportunity to redo it right. The crimes have been completed but not prosecuted yet. Are you saying that those who lost their sanity and lives was just their luck and now that the poisoning is no more, we ought to forget about the high crime against those who have and continue to suffer the affect of the crimes??????Haruna
 
Firstly I will never be offended if you don't insult my person because the rules of a forum is agree to disagree without abusive words.
 
Again is it Halifa or the government who should prosecute the offenders ??? If the government; how can they prosecute themselves? If Halifa: he should be given the courage by commending his move so as to be able to mobilise people to stand against the unjust meted on them.
 
To my understanding, no one is saying that we should forget the crimes committed, what I understood is that Halifa should be commended for his personal sacrifice. Tailor did lots of crime against humanity during his rein but did the prosecution begins then???
 
On your friggin quip about Obama and Mickey D's, first of all Obama and Biden did not go to Mickey D's. I didn't know if you knew that or not. Secondly, a cheeseburger is not equal the life of a "witch". Haruna
 
It was in news today, However, a witch according to the act is term to some point cannibalism, even thus witches have a special power which the cannibalise did not. Without the killing of a cow one will not have the milk to make cheese. Who at the first, told you those victims are witches? Yaya; did and do you believe him??? Again do you eat cheeseburger??..........Then you know what i mean
 
Third, If you can qualify Obama's impromptu tour of the burger joint as political posturing, why couldn't you qualify Halifa's 5th solo-fact-finding as such???? Halifa wanted to touch and see the people also. Haruna
 
Maybe you are not reading me quite clearly, is exactly what i am saying because if he was not a public figure, I mean a politician, he would not scarifies his life in a lawless country, this as well made his act to be commended because there are lot of politicians and religious leaders who were on the ground and seeing the unjust but did not preferred to let be. What on this earth are you thinking without the reminding of Halifa will happen to the innocent people by now???
 
He even held town hall meetings. What is wrong with you people and double standards??? Evian, here's your double standard. From our own Mams. Haruna. I wasn't gonna say anything Mams but I couldn't resist on account I'm addicted to something. What, I don't know yet. It could be you gaddamit. MQJGDT. Darbo. I miss your forwards on unconditional and listless love. I need to send Chumbaan
after you...(!:>>)))))Haruna
 
Politicians are the same everywhere whether we agree or disagree, they have their own egos to feed and be it if Halifa was there to feed his own ego yet he did a good job alone the line and should be thank for it out of politics this time around.
 
I accepted you addiction to me but let it not be a witchcraft addiction and be reminded I am a hunter too hehe.
Edi

 

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