I really have no interest in dwelling on the subject of Ebou with you. I
deal with Ebou one on one and do not need you to get to him, as I am
currently demonstrating since that issue.
I only replied to respond to your rhethorical question and the answer is a
very simple one if folks can only seperate support of the baby Scorpions
from the scam and theft by Yaya. I was a baby Scorpion and so, I do not
think you can love them more that that. They need the encouragement and
financial support, but not by Yaya using them to justify his theft of our
coffers. If Yaya inherited that money from a rich uncle or patented a
product that sells like hot cakes, this would not habve been an issue. The
beanhead is a thief and anything he doles out to anybody is on the backs of
the poor tax payers of Gambia. You talked about my ego, well try Yaya. The
baby Scorpions are winning because of their talent not because of Yaya's
promisses and folks need to wise up to that reality. If there was a strong
corelation between high stakes and winning, then the US, Saudi, Iraq, etc.,
would have won the world cup a long time ago, for they can and would have
topped most stakes.
However, there would be Gambians that see nothing wrong with Yaya's con,
like some Gambians have supported his actions, even when he murdered the
students. Does that mean that all Gambians have unethical issues, I don't
think so. However, it seems to me that you are not interest in your main
point anymore with the response you directed at me.
As to your financial support of NADD, we thank you for your continued
support and I will take this opportunity to remind our people that it is 7
days to the by-elections, are we representing? NADD needs our financial
support, now. Now, how did I make that transition? Anyway.
Chi Jaama
Joe
>From: Cynthia Daniels <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
><[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: D1Million Gift Awaits Each Member of Baby Scorpions-Gambia’s
> Sport Ministry Sources Unveiled
>Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 14:09:19 -0700
>
>Joe, you knew if I jumped into this silliness when Ebou was only trying to
>rile you, you knew what the outcome would be. You knew that Ebou was going
>to say exactly what he said. Ebou was only doing what Ebou will do. He
>knows I did not sleep with him and I thought he made that clear to everyone
>and yet you still wanted me to have it out with him in public. I have to
>ask you why?
>
>
>BambaLaye, it is your countrymen who are wrestling with ethical issues.
>I'm not the one that has stolen anything from Gambians so your wise crack
>is misplaced. I’ve been reading all of this stuff and wasn’t the reason
>UDP and NDAM split was because someone allegedly stole some money. Why
>doesn’t that outrage you as these same said people are running for
>political office. Why don’t you take your own pathetic little advice?
>Although I’m not Gambian and have other obligations because of hurricane
>Katrina I’m still committed to NADD financially, now how many of your
>countrymen are committed and showing that commitment by giving money to
>help NADD with the by-election at the end of the month. If you want to be
>outraged, this is where you should place your outrage. Because my conscious
>is clear on this issue.
>
>
>Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>"Does anyone think Jammeh giving the Scorpion players each D1 Million is
>unethical?
>
>Yes, of course it is unethical. If it is unethical to dish them D1 mil.
>when they became the "Champions"; if it is unethical to charter a flight to
>Peru with 300 cronies; If it is unethical to dish out tens of thousands of
>Dalasis to his supporters in New Your; then surely it is very very
>unethical
>to dish out D24 mil. or more to the players, that is the sweat and blood of
>Gambian tax payers. He has robbed us blind and nothing can justify his scam
>on Gambians. However, just like folks that benefit from his Mecca tickets
>will brand us as jealous or haters for saying anything against that act,
>the
>relatives and friends and even average Gambians might view our objection as
>hostile and against their interest. As bizzare as it may sound, there are
>Gambians that believe that Yaya got this wealth from Allah's bank, even
>with
>the expose of his and Ebou's heist; crude oil I and II, etc.
>
>Now, as to the rest that deal with Ebou Jallow, I'm pass that issue, and I
>believe reasonable minds know that your beef is and should be with Ebou
>that
>referenced and made claims against you. Now if it is easier to address me,
>by all means please continue. I am dealing with Ebou as I always have -
>royally.
>
>Chi Jaama
>
>Joe
>
>
>
>
>
> >From: Cynthia Daniels
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> >
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: D1Million Gift Awaits Each Member of Baby Scorpions-Gambia’s
> > Sport Ministry Sources Unveiled
> >Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:58:58 -0700
> >
> >A Rhetorical Question!!!
> >
> >
> >
> >Does anyone think Jammeh giving the Scorpion players each D1 Million is
> >unethical?
> >
> >
> >
> >I asked this question because I got an email from someone saying that
>some
> >people paraphrasing a bit 1) think it was unethical of me to allow Ebou
>to
> >spend stolen money on me when I know that people are starving in Gambia
> >although it never occurred to people that if I’m at a conference
>everything
> >I spend is completely reimbursable, therefore, I don’t need money form
>Ebou
> >or anyone else. 2) I’m curious to know why people automatically think
>that
> >when a woman meets a man they are willing to believe the worst? 3) The
> >only reason why I didn’t defend my so called integrity as this person
>said
> >is because the reason I got involved with this whole silly and petty
> >situation was because Joe felt like his integrity was on the line by
>Ebou’s
> >statement although he and many others have said repeatedly that Ebou is a
> >liar, yet people still believe him. I don't understand this. However,
>when
> >Ebou insinuated that we slept together, Joe knew it was going to be a
>blood
> >bath, and yet he was going to
> > let me fend for myself (feed me to the wolves so to speak) although he
> >knew that I didn't want to get involved in him and Ebou's fight. After
> >Joe's action, I started thinking - how dare someone involve me into this
> >type of childish foolishness to save their fragile ego/reputation while
>at
> >the same time willing to feed me to the wolves. At that point, I said the
> >hell with Joe and his frigging ego/reputation. This in my opinion was an
> >unforgivable act and friendships deserved to be severed. Those who don’t
> >like me will believe the worst, those who like me, will give me the
>benefit
> >of the doubt. Either way, I felt like I could live with the consequences
> >of whatever people thought of me because I'm not Gambian and I'm not
>bound
> >by the same rules. My life will not change one iota.
> >
> >
> >
> >Having said all of this, I again ask, if you guys agree that Jammeh stole
> >this money and were willing to condemn me because you thought Ebou may
>have
> >spent at most $100 on wining and dining me, does Jammeh have a right to
> >give stolen money to the Baby Scorpions?
> >
> >
> >
> >Taken from AllGambian
> >
> >Gambia's baby scorpions, as they are widely called and their parents have
> >good reasons to be happy, as reports reaching The ALLGAMBIAN have it that
>a
> >D1Million dalasis gift awaits each of the players. President Yahya Jammeh
> >is reported to have promised to compensate them each with D1million
>dalasis
> >for their for their overall performances in the ongoing tournaments in
> >Peru. Full story...
> >
> >http://www.allgambian.net/news-stories_187.html
> >
> >
> >Cynthia Daniels
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