Tom, you are spot on. And the worst for him is that he lacks direction.

Thank you for your sober contributions.

Nyang

--- On Fri, 6/18/10, Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

From: Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress / Olly Mboge
To: [log in to unmask]
Date: Friday, June 18, 2010, 4:54 AM

Tom,
 
Indeed you are very unfortunate.  Haruinerding is sick. What an uncle you have and what an English tutor.  His trademark since crashing on to Gambian forums has been trying to belittle any who do not agree with his warp and sick logic. He tries to provoke people to react in the extreme and he thinks it is funny.  Funny or not for me I will oblige him his pervertion if need be. He never deals with issues genuinely.  Thus the distraction with English Grammer and Spellings.  Let him satisfy his hearts' desire.  No problem. 
 
I have seen him accuse people whom he does not agree with as being jealous of him or with any kind of nonsense that he fancies.  One wonders what this Jack-Ass has got that no other can achieve or have achieved.  We know highly successful people in terms of intellect and material wealth who are modest, discreet,humble and always respectful of others.  And a lot of Gambians are in this category, but for this disgusting despicable inebriated average fool, he thinks the world revolves around him.  He is adept at insulting peoples parents, partners or families in some  silly so-called sophisticated way. 
 
I remember sometime ago how he distracted a conversation  on the land issue in Zimbabwe with a good Koto through insinuations and innuendoes.  That conversation ended very nasty.  At the Gambia Post as he is manifesting here on the this Gambia-L forum, he appointed himself custodian and  lashed out  virtually at everyone.  He overwhelmed folk with multiple posts about silly stuff. Still he hasn't explained why he left the G-Post since no one kicked him out. Was it because he could not take the heat anymore in that hot kitchen.  The folks at G-Post do not take any prisoners.  I guess he realised that at the G-Post his nonsensical megalomaniacal behaviour is not accepted.
 
This Haruinerding fool thinks I owe him something because as he said here he'd once supported and encouraged me in my write-ups. Have I ever solicited, asked, craved for his friendship or encouragement, I think not, especially from a someone with a haughty bloated behind.  I wonder why he agreed with what i wrote given the many grammatical and spelling mistakes that accompany these pieces. Just wondering.
 
 Maybe he just can't help being negative and cannot get away from the urge of being petty as well as wanting to belittle others who do not agree with his tosh.  The English lessons only comes in when he disagrees with his perceived haters. 
 
I am the least worried by being unable to speak or write a language imposed on me "by ghosts from Berlin."
 
Haruinerding, I have all the time in this world, I am ready to crawl with you on all fours.
 
Mboge
 

 
On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Modou Nyang <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Tom, it is so unfortunate for me to have someone of Haruna's type as uncle. He is a true riff-raff.

Nyang

--- On Thu, 6/17/10, Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:

From: Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress / Olly Mboge
To: [log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]
Date: Thursday, June 17, 2010, 3:24 PM


Tomma Modou,
 
Harunerding, the debauch idiot does not bother me in any way.  He believes in his inebriated turgid cranium that he is winding me up.  I just will leave him to believe in his idiocy.  What can one do with a haughty drunk old fart, other than sometimes let him be his sorry self.
 
best,
 
Mboge

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 9:49 AM, Modou Nyang <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Mboge,   

Please dont follow Haruna.He has no politcal ties in the Gambia.Other wise he would have been told that the UDP meeting in SOMA after its second and only congress since 1996 was a total failure. If any PDOIS member is nominated by a Congress as a Presidential Candidate and was recived by such a small crowd in its strong hold i Modou Nyang would have asked the person to step down before he or she humiliates himself or herself.

I think the UDP supporters have more important things to talk about than to give relevance to comments by Hamat Bah who is hardly talked about or heard from in the Gambia. We read everyday those associated with PDOIS solving the problems of farmers, workers, students etc. In fact in this last week alone Foroyaa has published speeches of Halifa at Bansang Senior Secondary School and SOS Upper Basic. I have reliably learnt that he was at Ndow's Comprehensive to address students, Parents and Teachers on the Day of the African Child.

I have a copy of his book and you know that he was invited twice to address students at the University of the Gambia on his book and on African Liberation Day. You will be amazed by the richness of the content of his book. Now what is Hamat doing in the Gambia. If Hamat insults the UDP at their own congress and they are laughing about it what should we worry about. Hamat said that Darboe is the best person to lead the Gambia but declared that he was going on his own for the time being to promote his own leadership of his party. He did not even talk about holding a congress.

I think we should now take the offensive by linking ourselves more to PDOIS at home and disseminate the views and activities the party is engaged in and leave the negative to be swallowed by their own venom. They are not materials for a future Gambia. They belong to the past.

Nyang



--- On Wed, 6/16/10, Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress / Olly Mboge
Date: Wednesday, June 16, 2010, 3:57 AM


Haruinerding Buda,
 
Unlike you who is trying to out perform Fred West and Jeffery Dahma in the debauchery department, perhaps you need Father's Day at least to remind you of your responsibility as a father, that is if you are really one.  I have my doubts. I need no Father's Day to remind me of my duties to my beautiful children.  I am a father 24/7 every day just as my dad was to me.  Where I come from fathers are on the job every moment of each day. 
 
Hope you are preparing a case for slander or whatever nonsense you were rambling about.  Or maybe you still dealing with Celestine the Cameroonian.  Have you spoken to Paul Biya on Celestine's crimes against the Grounded Dirimocracy Protuberance (GDP). 
 
 My God is Allah and Mohammed is his Messenger.
 
Mboge 

On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 12:05 AM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hey Olfactor,
 
Do you know Father's Day is fast approaching. And you wanna know a funny thing? I'll tell you anyway. You know how teams which make it to the world cup are free to choose from among the teams that did not make it, who to represent???? Well I was shocked to hear that Braseeeeeel and Germany might have both chosen to represent Mali. Can you believe that?? Out of the friggin blue. Olly Mboge even if you don't have religion, you have to admit there is a God. And his name could be DaarManso. Well why not? Do you have an alternative suggestion?
 
Haruna. DaarManso is my God and friend.
-----Original Message-----
From: Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tue, Jun 15, 2010 2:15 pm
Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress / Olly Mboge

Sad Haruinerding,
 
Im i surprise by the pettiness, not. Hmmm the English lessons.  What else do you have? I will not go away.  I will be here for a while. Whither Haruinerding.  As long as your debauch haughty behind keep spewing nonsense directed to my person, your listless gaucherie will be called.  Short your gob or direct ur stinky stuff to others but not me.  Ready anytime to throw your trash back to where it belong.
 
Mboge
 
 
 


 
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 8:04 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Deal with it and go away Olly Mboge. You're not terribly significant.
Haruna. Our windpipes are made of gold. Whether you like gold or bronze is your cup-a-tea. BTW its:
 
intense dislike for - not- of.
garbage-infested. note the spelling and hyphenation.
Never and nothing should not be used together.
Not of should be replaced with Not for.
You and he. Not you and him needs (and it is need, not needs.)
 
Let's see who has the cohones to stuff anything in our wind-pipes. Your black behind will be without limbs.
 
I love you Olly Mboge.
Haruna.
Haruna.
Haruna.
 
In a message dated 6/15/2010 12:41:43 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask] writes:
Haruinerding,
 
You are the one engaged in listless gaucherie. The real jaundiced one on this list is your sorry self.  The only people in this world i hate and have an intense dislike of are haughty clueless creatures like yourself.  The only capability you are endowed with is a warped, turgid and carbage infested cranium, only capable of casting aspersions on others.  I never starve for nothing.  Not of the filth that comes from you. I say it again your friend Hamat Bah is a shouting occassional politician with crass populism, nothing else. You and him needs tons of socks stuffed deep inside your wind pipe.
 
Mboge

On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:21 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Ah my friend Mboge. First I want to share with you how impressed I am of Ivory Coast. And in the group of death. Such excellence, such discipline and focus, such maturity, such enormous talent, and yeah, DaarManso will fulfill the extra luck that is required in human communion.
 
[In a message dated 6/15/2010 1:47:26 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask] writes:" Let's get our language and facts correct or we will be operating in cloud cuckoo land and wondering why we are not making any headway. Against a severe headwind. coming from behind us." Haruna represented by Olly Mboge.
[Since you hold brief for your friend Hamat Bah, you and him should bloody zip it.] Olly Mboge.
 
No we will not zip it. That would be unfair to leave the expression stage to clueless wanderers. It will not be fair to mankind.
 
[Who the held is he to say others should not speak while he talks trash just like you.] Olly Mboge.
 
Hell. No Hon. Hamat did not say to shut the traps while he talks trash. He said to put a sock in it if you and your friends are engaged in listless gaucherie and while he informs you better.
 
[Talking about headwind, since you talk with your foot in your mouth no wonder what you emit from below is absolute bunkum and stinky stuff.] Olly mboge.
 
With my foot in my mouth and one hand tied behind me, I become more aero-dynamic. And you will be gazing in awe at me. WHat comes from below me will inevitably end up in your mouth for much needed nourishment. It is golden. For the jaundiced.
 
[Stop the bloody nonsense you keep spewing.] Olly Mboge.
 
That is a matter of opinion isn't it? And if I were to stop spewing, you Mboge will starve. I play my part in fighting hunger.
 
[What facts? Hamat Bah uttered silly stuff to please the UDP] Olly Mboge.
 
Silly is in the eye of the beholder. And Hon. Hamat is free to please whomever he chooses as you and your friends are free to hate anyone you so desire. I encourage you to seize your inherent rights.
 
[and with your  turgid grey matter you warply believe you are the only one endowed with capabilities to be accurate in your subjective deductions.] Olly Mboge.
 
For solace Mboge, I wish to share with you that YOU are the only one capable to appreciate the accuracy of your subjective deductions. Or they wouldn't be so subjective would they? You can't even express yourself in the manner you desire if your sorry life depended on it Mboge. Are you ok my friend? I on the other hand am endowed with capabilities that natives drool for.
 
[Well, turpitudity manifest as usual from the haughty Haruinerding.] Olly Mboge.
 
Hey did I not tell you not to call me Haruinerding anymore? You know Muhammad is getting his clues from you. So teach him wisely. God knows he needs a mentor. You will do him disservice by truncating his fortunes in life.
 
You are a beautiful human Mboge. Stay calm. You'll achieve your goals better in calm that listless gaucherie. Who do you think will take the world cup? we will see what you're made of Olly Mboge.
Haruna.


 
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 2:24 AM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Mboge's opinion is not correct and therefore Wassa yours is inaccurate. Bah's politics is NOT just about shouting populist rhetoric occassionally. The statement of opinion itself is severely incongruous. How can you say someone's demarche is JUST about shouting populist rhetoric OCCASIONALLY? Does that make any sense? It looks to me like someone hedging their opinions terribly inordinately. For no reason. Nevermind the opinion itself, properly expressed is inaccurate. populist rhetoric is the bane of all politicians the world over. Not just gambian politicians. Let's get our language and facts correct or we will be operating in cloud cuckoo land and wondering why we are not making any headway. Against a severe headwind. coming from behind us.
 
Haruna. Please accept my condolences Wassa. I trust you are handling your loss well. May DaarManso afford you and the bereaved the requisite strength to keep your aunty's life passions burning bright. To whom much is given, much more is expected.
-----Original Message-----
From: Wassa Fatti <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Mon, Jun 14, 2010 6:10 am
Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress

Mboge,
Your opinion is correct. Can't say more as I am mourning the death of my dearest aunt back home who happened to be Jatto Ceesay's stepmother.
Wassa 
Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:20:35 +0200
From: [log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]

Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress
"[....], perhaps educating folks on your parties plans might carry more weight than taking unnecessary swipes at other parties".  Halima Sukuna
 
Brace yourself, more swipes are on the way.  Ideas, programmes, policies  make not Gambian politics (few exceptions acknowledged), obfuscation, innuendos, put-downs, lies, rumour-mongering, hyperbole do.  Politics is a microcosm of what obtains in the larger Gambian community.  .  Bah's politics to me is just about shouting populist rhetoric occassionally.  No disrespect to him, just stating my opinion which might be wrong. 
 
Best,
 
Mboge
 


 
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 10:43 AM, Halima Sukuna <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:
"According to the former Upper Saloum strong Parliamentarian, those “small parties” which are making noise should “shut up their mouths” as they don't even pulled 3% of the votes in the past elections. He said the UDP captures over 42% of the votes,  and that such a landmark voter achievement on the side of the UDP,  had proven the said parties wrong following the collapse of the opposition merger." and my personal favorite after uttering the above. ""He finally called on the UDP supporters to be law abiding and always promote unity, peace, tolerance and unity in the country: (Bolded for emphasis.)
 
NRP-National Reconciliation Party. Rather an ironic name for a party whose leader makes statements like the first one mentioned above against fellow parties in the struggle to liberate a country. I think there should be a disclaimer following the party name if the above statement accurately depicts the feeling of all members of the party. To me, a true leader, one with the heart and soul bent on moving a country forward would not spend a minute trying to downtroaden "smaller parties" who also are in the struggle but, would efficiently try to discuss with their readers how their party can contribute to improving the 42% vote against the current regime. 42%, while significant won't suffice and with elections not too far off, perhaps educating folks on your parties plans might carry more weight than taking unnecessary swipes at other parties.
 
Mr. Bah may want to re-strategize his tactics and take his own advise to heart first before asking others to do what he seemingly has difficulty doing himself.
 
Chris
 
 
 
 
 


From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]
Sent: Sun, June 13, 2010 5:16:50 PM
Subject: Re: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress

Allahu Wakubaru. Integrity and pragmatism displayed so exquisitely. I commend Hon. Hamat Bah for accepting the invitation of the UDP to grace the latter's congress. Like Hon. Cellou Dalein Diallo of Hon. Sidya Touray, there is no better amicus than the one emanating from your peers.
 
I continue to encourage the NRP leadership to be more vigilant in disseminating the message of this wonderful leader during his campaigns and I encourage UDP to set up an Inter-party Liaison committee so that their synergies can be more efficiently brought to bear. This inter-party Liaison committee comprising now of UDP and NRP grassroots organisers should be in continuous conversation with GMC, ppp, nadd, and PDOIS for possible amalgamation of efforts, and must be able to accommodate a full union between any two, three, four, or all constituent parties.
 
I encourage Dullo Bah and NRP leaders in the Diaspora to join us here at Ellen to share their party and her program of activities with us. I am confident that NRP or the UDP can become Gambia's governance party at any moment. Therefore, it will only be proper to prepare yourselves for this prospective governance.
 
I hail Hon. Hamt Bah, Hon. Ousainou Darboe, and their party rank and file and they have my prayer and support until election time. And this is whether they contest any election together or singularly.
 
Its a great day for Gambia.
Haruna.  
-----Original Message-----
From: UDP United Kingdom <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
To: GAMBIA-L <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sun, Jun 13, 2010 3:54 am
Subject: Hamat Bah at the UDP Congress

Breaking News: Gambia: Darboe Is A True Son Of The Gambia—Says Hamat Bah
Darboe Is A True Son Of The Gambia—Says Hamat Bah
SMALL PARTIES MAKING NOISE SHOULD “SHUT UP.”—HAMAT BAH
By Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba, Soma
The Party Leader and Secretary General of The National Reconciliation Party (NRP’S) Hamat NK Bah,  has described the UDP Leader Lawyer  Ousainou Darboe as a “true and devoted son” of The Gambia, who has sacrificed his life for the betterment of the country. Mr. Bah was speaking Saturday June 12th 2010 at the UDP National Congress in Jarra Soma Lower River Region (LRR). He said the “simple reason” for his alliance with the UDP was to unseat the APR Government and restore true democracy and the rule of law in The Gambia—emphasizing that in order for any credible alliance to take place, the minority parties must join the majority,  explaining that this was the reason why he reached an opposition merger with the UDP.
"We agreed to partner for three elections that is the presidential, parliamentary and the local government elections, which were all successfully held. Am now going with my normal political activities as i planned to tour the  whole of the Upper Saloum Constituency,” he said  but was quick to add that he would not hesitate to form an alliance with the UDP again whenever the need arises.
According to the former Upper Saloum strong Parliamentarian, those “small parties” which are making noise should “shut up their mouths” as they don't even pulled 3% of the votes in the past elections. He said the UDP captures over 42% of the votes,  and that such a landmark voter achievement on the side of the UDP,  had proven the said parties wrong following the collapse of the opposition merger.
Bah who has just returned from an overseas trip told the UDP supporters to remain steadfast and rally behind their leader Lawyer Ousainanou Darboe. He said despite the short notice, upon receipt of the invitation to grace the UDP Congress, he had to travel  to Soma to join his colleagues in gracing the Congress.
Mr. Bah said like the UDP, his party is equally committed to the restoration of democracy, and rule of law in The Gambia. He said the UDP is the biggest opposition party in the country, and all other political parties should team up with the UDP to dislodge the APRC administration from power.
Ousainou Darboe, according to Hamat Bah, is a “sincere  and honest guy” who has devoted all his time for Gambia since 1994 and had stood for the country’s liberation from self perpetual rule.  He said UDP supporters should be proud of Lawyer Darboe—describing him as a true son of this country—whose legacy is here to stay. He said Darboe is a good role model who should be emulated by our kids and grand kids.
He finally called on the UDP supporters to be law abiding and always promote unity, peace, tolerance and unity in the country
 

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