Mboge, we were born free and we intend to remain free.  There is no multitude that can chain a person's mind unless the person allows them.  If folks believe that we can talk about Yaya, SM Dibba, Uwaa, Halifa, OJ, Sidia, Hamat, Henry etc., but get ulcers when Ousainou is remotely mentioned, then they will continue to develop ulcers, for we are going to call on Ousainou when warranted.  Any person that wishes to lead a nation will be scrutinized by the citizens of that country and humans in general.  Similar schemes have been attempted here to shroud Dawda Jawara with the same cloth and it did not work.  What gull that we can speak our mind on our current murderer, Yaya, yet Ousainou is off limits.  If they are not tolerant of critical views on Ousainou when they do not have power, imagine what they will do when they control power.  One cannot also separate the tribal tilt of this crowd either.  Which brings me to this question.  For these folks, what would their reaction be regarding Yaya and his activities if Yaya were Mandingo?  Would we see a different reaction because of clansmanhip?  This continued fixation on tribal tendencies among some Gambians is lending a helping hand for Yaya to stay on.  He is the only one immune to this venom because he stole lots of cash the break the tribal divide and a machete to break the skulls of those that refuse to play ball.  Let them continue to jump and see if I give a hoot.
 
Joe
 

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Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2010 12:59:49 +0200
From: [log in to unmask]

Subject: Re: PDOIS, the disgruntled losers. They still can't hold ralliies.
To: [log in to unmask]

"I knew by my mention of Darboe all would leave their burrows for the kill." Joe Sambou

 

Joe,

 

Very true statement.  It seems it is OK to  throw around all kinds of criticisms, insults, insinuations  and innuendo to all opposition parties and their leaders but the UDP and its leader.  Indeed the moment the UDP leader's name is mentioned regardless of however mild the criticism is the burrows become busy with activity with the occupants scurrying out in all forms and shapes pointing fingers and insulting anyone who dared to mention Darboes name.  However, let anyone get in their crania that any who wants to become the leader of any nation or people will be dissected and criticized, thus i urge any supporter to stop fretting about such critiques and take in their stride.   

 

Best,

 

Mboge

 

 

On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 12:37 PM, Sanusi Owens <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Pa Pierre

You wrote:

"Remember the day after APRC  militant, Alieu Njie    was killed in Basse, That morning, a big crowd was  forming at the Basse Police  Station, when i was going to work. I enquired, i was told Darboe was taking  refuge there."

Well you were misinformed. The truth of the matter is that Darboe and 50 others were arrested, detained and subsequently charged with the murder of Alieu Njie.


--- On Sat, 10/4/10, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>

> Subject: Re: PDOIS, the disgruntled losers. They still can't hold ralliies.
> To: [log in to unmask]

> Date: Saturday, 10 April, 2010, 8:40

>
>
>
>
>
> PPG,
>  
> Thank you for your rejoinder here. I would love to be
> in your tribe. It
> offers much hope for salvation.
>  
> Take care.
> Haruna.
>  
>
> In a message dated 4/10/2010 1:45:31 A.M. Eastern
> Daylight Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
>   "The fact that PDOIS can't hold rallies is
> not
>   because Yahya bars them from holding rallies, it is
> because they cannot draw
>   more than a 100 people to any rally. The IGP does not
> deny PDOIS permits to
>   hold rallies. And they still can't hold a rally. In
> order to hold
>   pseudo-rallies, they engage in solo fact-finding missions
> for witch-hunt.
>   Since when does anyone need a bullhorn for a fact-finding
> mission??? Don't
>   make us laugh. Nobody wants to join PDOIS to fight any
> battle because PDOIS is
>   not reliable and they are ever-schemin'"
>
>
> The above are not new
>   charges at all. We have heard them many times before.
> What is essential to
>   clarify here is regardless of the crowds each political
> party can draw to a
>   rally, one fact is indisputable; ie. both UDP and PDOIS
> are in the
>   opposition.
>
> PDOIS teaches basic civic awareness to citizens so that the
>
>   citizens understand why they need to change their
> government. UDP on the other
>   hand chant war slogans, but this has not brought them any
> closer to government
>   than PDOIS.
>
> War slogans may be good only when you can take the heat for
>
>   them. UDP chants them, and when the heat is up, they take
> to their heels.
>   Remember the day after 1996 General elections, Darboe was
> taking a nap at the
>   Senegalese Embassy in Bakau. Remember the day after APRC
> militant, Alieu Njie
>   was killed in Basse, That morning, a big crowd was
> forming at the Basse Police
>   Station, when i was going to work. I enquired, i was told
> Darboe was taking
>   refuge there. I don't know how you call these types
> of men.
>
> In my
>   tribe, if you chant a war slogan, and a battle breaks
> out, you don't run. You
>   man up and settle for a bloody show
>   down!!!!
>
> pa-Pierre
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