Bro Haruna,
I had to celebrate the feast of Ramadan. I did have a great time. I pray that God Almighty continue to bestow His bounty of mercy on us all and continually make us true believers.
Regarding Kris, she is a very active person, especially in community organizations. She was among the brain children that rallied Lawyer Darboe, Halifa Sallah and a lot of others in Minnesota. It happens also Kristine did do her little efforts before hand, as a volunteer distributor of a 12-page pamphlet that gave birth to a coalition of diasporans and opposition members then. She did this at a time of horrible winter storm, with a parked van, and actually she was denied access to Gambia’s Independence celebration hall that evening, as I later learnt. With her kids in that waiting van, she placed the pamphlets on top of peoples’ car. Of course, with me, the story broke on the papers at home and abroad. This is a true story of inspiration. Months later, she gathered the few committed ones by non-tirelessly calling. This, she kept to the end. A lot of fund raising was successful. To such a great factor, what else a description can you give her? I will call her Rosa Parks. Won’t you?
Back to the advertisement, at Gainako, we value the struggle at hand greatly. We recognize your global efforts and we say to you that it is a shared struggle. Equally, we are not money-driven. As such, we can accord the GDP three months of free trial for a start. Feel free to send us your logo with specifications, and consider it our own token of compliment (unanimously) for your untiring efforts. We shall all rise and fall together. Deal!
Kind regards,
Little YJ
There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:42:45 -0400
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy / JC/Haruna
To: [log in to unmask]
Juan C,
As my friend Lantos (AGUH) quips, I don Bayi it on the Baldehs.
As regards the generous offer to test-advertise for The GDP, I very much appreciate the thought. Thank you Yero. I regret to say that The GDP cannot afford advertisement at the present time. Any publicity is afforded us au gratis by those organisations who believe in what The GDP is about and can afford the generousity. I understand Gainako is young and a for-profit enterprise, and therefore may not be in a position to accord us such generousities at the present time. I urge you to allow me to take your offer into advisement until at such time as The GDP can afford an advertisement budget. Haruna for The GDP).
Hell yeah I wanna hear Sukuro's story. I know she loves me more than she lets on. I have first hand proof of that. As far as humanitarian. Let's just say I wanna hear the story first. This is a woman who threatened to strangle yours truly two years ago. Now I don't know about yew, but I wouldn't put her in charge of the Gambia Zoo. Allez!!! Whaddo-we want? Sukuro's story. WHen do we want it?? NOW. Haruna. Suntou, fatal sa nopah yu rey-yi.
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To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Sat, Sep 19, 2009 2:06 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy / JC/Haruna
Bro Haruna,
Thanks though & always. I thought you knew the secretes about the Baldehs. It is fasting month, and they have to stay in hibernation. But wallahi, I let Demba respond to you on this one. O Lord, hail mighty Ramadan! O Ramadan, free Baldeh now!!
On a last note, send us the GDP's logo, I am bargaining for its flag on our advert for three months, free of charge. If you like it, then we will talk business after that.
I am glad that you getting progress with Ms. Diab. Once again, the best of luck. With Sukuna, she honestly is. She is one hell of humanitarian among us Gambians. The story about Sukuna goes to history books to be hold. Let me know if only you wants to hear it, because it is going to be free for you, and a charge for anyone else..even suntou, ...O yes, I got the price tags.
yj
There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:04:43 -0400
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy / JC/Haruna
To: [log in to unmask]
Juan C., I see yougot jokes too. Mbuloh tu Nkungokoto deh!! How does one become a brillint mother??? You either is or you m'aint. I have no proof that Sukuro is a champion of Freedom. I didn't see her interview on Freedomnewspaper. Did she do one recently?? Juan C you're to funny when you wanna be.
On this 3rd anniversary celebration of Gainako, I figured we'd celebrate it for the entire month of September. hy limit it to a week?? Are you in charge or is Demba in charge??? What does Demba say about the duration of the celebration. I'll not be muzzled by you Jan C. I wanna know what Demba thinks of that. ANd don't bring Demba's view to us. We want himself to share his opinion on this. I thought Gainako was dmocratic?????????????? Haruna. Evian, I dn't wanna hear it.
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From: Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Fri, Sep 18, 2009 11:23 am
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy / JC/Haruna
Hi Bro Haruna,
IF Ms. Zubulan as you fondly call her ask me to contact her, I won't even go through a third party=2 0& I won't waste any time doing that. Oops! But I see great value talking to her and I intend to do that just so I can get a story for our readers at some point.
But jokes aside, my dearest sister Sukuna is back in her home town of Wisconsin for over a year now. I am sure you followed the wonderful tribute I posted about her then. She is a wonderful woman of grace; a brilliant mother; an active participant, and a champion of freedom.
Regards to your participation at Gainako, please do so while time favors you. The honor was to give you all citizens the opportunity to participate so the younger ones can learn from you all.
It's a busy Friday but will catch on with you later.
Thanks though for the humor….
Yj
There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:56:54 -0400
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Citizens For Activ e Participation In Our Democracy / JC
To: [log in to unmask]
You too Juan C.? My own Juan C.? What has this world come to???? Now I know you can be a great match-maker if you wannabe. You're a friggin natural JC. How's about you, Nderry, and myself plunging headlong i nto this? And if Miss Zebulon is really interested, she can meet us there. Leave it to Juan C. to invoke divinity in unassuming bliss. What??? I was just about to respond to your call for participation in Gainako's anniversary project and you come up with this sidewinder. You got me all discombabulated now. I think I need a lawyer. I can't represent myself. ENticing but ill-advised. Haruna. And what are we gonna do wth Sukuro in MN??? I don't want any feminatzes though. How do you administer poly-gammy Suntou???!!!! [log in to unmask] You guys an gals are really hilarious.
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To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Thu, Sep 17, 2009 10:35 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Take a chance! The story goes this way: When Adama and Hawa (Peace Be Upon Them Both) were removed from the heaven, they were droppe d in different geographical areas –distance apart. By God’s power, each wa s walking towards the other. According to narrations, it was Hawa who first saw Adama but pretended not seeing him by shying away. When Adama saw Hawa, he ran for a hug. Similarly, I encourage you to bid with Modou (the Gambian FBI agent in Virginia.)
I encourage you to move with good speed here. Pa is right, let Ellen be Ellen, and for once, take your private life out of Ellen.
http://www.freedomnewspaper.com/Homepage/tabid/36/mid/367/newsid367/4489/Breaking-NewsThe-Big-Interview--Jammehs-Aids-Cure-Program-Hailed-By-A-Gambian-Resident-In-North-Carolina/Default.aspx
I send you both my prayers though. I hope a compromise point of union will lead to great jubilation because the lady is a super genius and a very beautiful woman at that. From her interview, she sounds a strong woman who is bold to openly speak the truth as it is.
Kind regards,
Little YJ
There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 23:24:10 +0000
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
To: [log in to unmask]
Ron,
Why involving Ellen into this? She needs SUTURO. You got me. Don't be surprised if your end up becoming couples. I'm dead serious about this.
I'm not a Pimp. Just chill. I am just trying to connect you together. She really wanna talk to you. Let Ellen be out of this. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
From: Haruna Darbo
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 19:07:00 -0400
To: <GAMBIA-L@LIST SERV.ICORS.ORG>
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Nderry,
We will receive all communication on this matter throug you and Freedom if Miss Zebulon is serious. She can tell you what she wants to tell me. And you will bring it to us here at Ellen. For confidential communication I'll call you. But the final agreement will be completed here on Ellen. Haru na.
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Sent: Thu, Sep 17, 2009 1:40 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Ron,
I got your back. Count on me Nakebba.
On a serious note, spoke to the NC lady. She said she wanna talk to you. Give me a halla tonight and I hook you up. Call me at ten tonight. Thanks.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
From: Haruna Darbo
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 10:11:53 -0400
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
This is what I'm talking about! This man is not serious when there's no Jafandu. Father Mose get serious m en. Keep smiling, but be serious.
Haruna. I'llbe in the Blue Ridge Natural Reserve next July 4th anyway. I'll have Nderry and Karamba stand in my stead
as keynote speakers. I am always mesmerized by Karamba's nat ural delivery. Aren't you??? Haruna, It is what it is. Gotta love that Karamba. How come you can't be like Karamba and Khan????
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From: Musa Jeng <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wed, Sep 16, 2009 10:32 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Haruna:
I will really thank you for jumpstarting the new theme for July fourth 2010: CAPDEE - the new way forward, and Of course Haruna Darboe will be the Key note Speaker. Hmn! I really like it.(laugh)
Thanks Bro
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From: "Haruna Darbo" <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 8:20:28 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democ racy
Rene,
I'm pleased you like the acronym. If the hyphen is problemmatic CAPDEE can convey the same idea a to process climax to begin effort in earnest. Much like cat hodic protection for valuable footing in wet acidic or alkaline environment.
Anyway, I am with you and to whatever extent STGDP finds va lue in consolidating the idea. I do advise that if you don't light a match under Father Mose and Banka's feet, they'll dodoline all year to another July 4th way forward. I'm way forwarded out right about now. I can't stand that word - way forward - any longer. I am ever at your disposal Rene. The GDP considers STGDP to be Gambia's premier organ on matters of Gambian Democracy and in order to avoid lethargic duplicity I encourage you to effort at synthesis with STGDP. The latter has to show initiative in such developent though. Father Mose, I don't wanna hear it. I take it Mendos is already on board. Great!!!
Haruna.
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Sent: Wed, Sep 16, 2009 4:05 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Haruna,
I cannot agree with you more. STGDP, indeed, has the poten tial to evolve into what is being considered here. I also thank you for the added value and dimension you have given to this piece. I was certain that you would help me out once you understand where I am heading. I have=2 0been struggling to come up with an acronym, but look at the ease in which you were able to remedy this situation.
&nbs p; Once a structure is devised, and methods of work designed, it will become obvious that such an enterprise will have a positive impact. A project proposal should be considered; and in the months ahead the ground work to explore the feasibility of such a project in the Gambia should ensue. In the interim, the STGDP should be kept abreast of any significant developments that may be registered in this effort. It is an agency, and as you aluded, that have all the elements that are envisaged in this project. Once again, thank you very much.
Rene
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From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wed, Sep 16, 2009 11:59 am
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation I n Our Democracy
Thank you so=2=2 00much Rene. With this, I am convinced that you20do dream and the idea for a Citizens For Active Participation in Democracy (I suggest we drop20the "Our") is becoming clearer to me. Thank you for the extra effort in yielding the further comprehension.
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In that lght and in the spirit of solidarity with the brilliant idea Rene, might I suggest you review STGDP in order that we may strengt hen that to encompass your vision. STGDP seems to have all the elements you share here for CAP-D:
1. Gambia-Centered
2. Non-Partisan (unencumbered)
3. Civic Organisation
4. Complement existing Democratic structures in Gambia
5. Fill in the gaps where current demoratic dispensation has shortcomings
I encourage Father Mose or Banka to assist in sharing the common values between a prospective CAP-D and STGDP. I think STGDP, when developped further can become the CAP-D you envisage. WHat do you think Rene, Father Mose, and Banka et al?
I love you Rene. What had confused me in your maiden note on this idea is where you reasoned:
[[Are there ways and means in which Gambians can break the cycle of strangulation that few have in our political proce ss? It is a circle in which few people take20control of the political process; consolidate themselves in th at process, and p erpetuate a system of political monopolization in which only a few get elected to public office. They stay elected in these public offices rep eatedly in every election cycle until an unforeseen circumstance dictate otherwise.
The above has been the political legacy of th e Gambia, through successive periods of governance for over 45 years since gaining independence; and the country can claim to have only two elected p residents since the republic was founded. . A first republic that lasted for over 30 years; and a second republic that has just celebrated its 15 years in power. In order to break this cycle of power being concentrated in a few hands, a new approach should be envisioned. Power is relational; it should be exercised by those who govern and also by those who are being governed. It should be a mutual rsponsibility that should be shared by these two entities.]] Rene Badjan.
And because this seems to be the rationale for setting up CAP-D, and CAP-D then will end up concentrating 'power' as it were, in a few hands (relational as you posited), just a different set of "few hands". Further, CAP-D did not offer a novel way then to prevent those new few hands from being re-elected or how to identify the New few hands in the first place than by Universal Suffrage, a basic te net of any democracy, Gambian or American. These were my confoundments Rene. However, if it is th enhancement of proce ss and=2 0voter e ducation that you propose as I understand=2 0you now, then I'm with you and I think we can find value in developing STGDP to become that.20I have known you to have a vivid imagination and I like it.
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Sent: Tue, Sep 15, 20 09 5:34 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Haruna,
Thanks for the feedback. Be rest assured that this concept if fully developed will not take away anything from the import and necessity of party politics in the democractic life of our society. In fact, it should compliment and augment the shortcomings in the deliberations of party politics, to embrace a much broader vision of inclusion and participation.
Political parties by their very nature are limited in their association with other groups that share a different outlook, and thus restrict their capacity to be amenable to other avenues of compromise that can augur well for the national interest. Hence a strong civil society advocacy presen ce in the social and political life of a society, that is not encumbered by all the constrains of ideology and partisan party politics , and that can reach out to all groups who have a stake in the he alth and prosperity of the nation, only enhances and enriches our democractic exper ience.
I am not interested in remotely advocating for the emergence of a political party; but I am predisposed to conceptualize ways in which the active participation of our citizens in the social and democractic life of our society can be harnessed. And it can be done.
& nbsp; Given the current political climate, and a political culture that has inculcated a predetermined political reality, it is necessary in an effort to promote a healthy and invigorating democractic political pluralism, to explore the possibilities of building a strong and vibrant civil society entity as part of our evolving democractic experience. Such a civil society entity can help to create and entrench institutions and structures that would engender a strong democractic culture; create the enabling social and political climate that will strengthen and promote all the organs of a vibrant democracy. I do dream, Haruna.
Rene
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From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] RS.ORG
Sent: Tue,=2 0Sep 15, 2009 12:29 pm
Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Rene, Rene, Rene, How are yo u???
I couldn't help but notice you to want to select governors of Gambia while at the same=2 0time advising a grassroots political party - KAAPODT.
In yielding competent governance, I advise that we focus on the INDIVIDUALS who offer themselves up for governance and their unique competences without regard to social status , association, religion, ethnicity, or ware. That is indeed how you break the cycle of dominance by one person or other. You cannot dismember a cycle by introducing a new cycle that will inevitably yield the same resultant status quo. Remember, all political parties are premised on the fact that they are grassroots campaigns. That is how they win elections. What all bermuda-root campaigns have in common is that they have a chosen leader and followers. Therefore all such campaigns are best advised to focus on the qualities and sobriety of their leader.
I share that there be facility for any number of political grass roots as the citizens desire without fear or favour. Attention should be paid to marginal diseconoies in number of such parties as it relates to the population of the nation and the scop e of the political space.=0 D
Everytime I turn around Badjan, you're coming up with a new way to skin our political cat. Do you dream Rene???? WHy not just share with us a new political party called Citizens For Active Pa rticipation In Our Demo cracy??? Or do you palpitate at the maiden reception of all new parties such as the GMC endured. SOme gratuitous. Others Clueles s?
I am tired of recycling Grand openings of new parties. At some point, even recycled plastic loses its recycling value. It becomes a pile of constitutive debris. For starters, anyone who is not a member of any of the existing parties20in Gambia by now, can begin his/her own party. I for one would like to see a woman begin a new party. I will be the first patron. So unless you can bring a new dynamic into party making, just tell us you want to start a new grass-roots party. And you know winter is coming so no short grasses. I recommend centipede.
I love you Rene. Haruna. You are making me lose my focus by always reminding me I need to begin anew but follow the same path nonetheless. Your this launch is full of malignant code. See you later.
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Subject: Re: Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy
Are there ways=2 0and means in which Gambians can break the cycle of strangulation that few have in our political process? It is a circle=2 0in which few people take20control of the political process; consolidate themselves in that process, and perpetuate=2 0a system of political monopolization in which only a few get elected to public office. They stay elected in these public offices repeatedly in every election cycle until an unforeseen circumstance dictate otherwise.
The above has been the political legacy of th e Gambia, through successive periods of governance for over 45 years since gaining independence; and the country can claim to have only two elected presidents since the republic was founded. . A first republic that lasted for over 30 years; and a second republic that has just celebrated its 15 years in power. In order to break this cycle of power being concentrated in a few hands, a new approach should be envisioned. Power is relational; it should be exercised by those who govern and also by those who are being governed. It should be a mutual rsponsibility that should be shared by these two entities.
The objective of the above, "Citizens For Active Particip ation In Our Democracy", should be first and foremost to bring all stakeholders: the civic groups, the professional groups, the human rights groups and all other interest p ersuasion groups, to participate activ ely in the building and consolidation of20a true democratic=2 0culture in the Gambia.
The primary goal of "The Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy" should be to foster understanding and cooperation between all the groups mentioned, both inside the20country and outside of it, with a view to nurture a strong democratic dispensation and ingrain a strong des ire for active participation in the civil and political discourses. The creation of such an entity should evolve an enduring and delicate balance between all the forces in our democracy.
To this end, "The Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy" should commit=2 0itself to do the following:
a) to hold periodic conventions around national issues of immense importance, to which all the groups mentioned above are invited; in these conventions a consensus should be forged around such national issues, and a resolution formulated that will guide a national approach to solving issues of conflict both in our politics and in our governance atmosphere.
b) to encourage people in the various groups mentioned above to participate fully in the political process, by seeking their nomination and supporting their candidacy to run for public office; ranging from council elections, parliamentary elections to presidential elections.20
"The Citizens For Active Participation In Our Democracy" would endeavor to raise funds and contribute to the funding of the candidature of nominees to such elections.
The most significant aspect of the above goal is to bring parity in the political proc ess; and remove the process from being distinctively a political party affair, a nd make it a more encompassing political phenomenon that embraces the best and the brightest in our society. This can also change the negative perceptions of politics20in our culture, which dissuades a large segment of the society fr om participating, particularly the intellectual and educated class, thereby reducing the nature and essence of our politics to the much talked about politics of deception, sycophancy and patronage.
c) to encourage the setting up, and the consolidation of grassroots movements in all parts20of the country as a response to issues of conflict, and of interest, that concerns people in their communities; in their villages and in their country. A deliberate effort should be made to link all the grassroots movements around a common objective and a common goal, and organize their collective endeavors towards a unified national agenda.
Much has been said about changing and transforming our society, but this can only be achieved if we create a vehicle for its realization, and facilitate the building of organizational structures and grassroots movements that would evoke a strong national response, and elicit a strong patriotic fervor to take=2 0our civil and political responsibilities very seriously. This is one way in which the negative effects of apathy, both social and political, in the democratic life of our society could be reversed.
R ene
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