Come on you can´t mean that for this kind of guy, to
be a soldier and a gentleman!!! hum
Mbye Sey

--- Musa Jeng <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Gentlemen:
>
> I really think I am in the minority because with
> Ebou Jallow, it is not the stolen Millions that
> really bothered me. This is a guy that we have spent
> tax payers money and resources, hoping that we can
> make a professional soldier out of him.
> Unfortunately, we have only created a gutless,
> vaccilating  Ass kisser for a soldier. Ebou, you do
> not have to support NADD, or even agree with anyone,
> but for a military man, show some balls and quit
> kissing up to your master. It is never gonna work.
>
> Musa Jeng
> >
> > From: ams boye <[log in to unmask]>
> > Date: 2005/09/26 Mon AM 11:41:39 EDT
> > To: [log in to unmask]
> > Subject: Re: The Diaspora Opposition is nothing
> but noise
> >
> > Ebou, just as I told you in my previous posting,
> you are a fool! a very big fool for that matter.
> It’s your right to support Jammeh! No one forces
> anybody to support any party, we are all free to
> support any we feel we should, or even decide to
> support none at all.
> >
> > "If they can fail in a simple task of putting
> together a functional political alliance, why should
> any sane Gambian ever trust them in running a
> competent government much more win an election with
> an established incumbent...?"
> >
> > This statement constitutes gross fallacy. If not
> explain to people how they failed in this respect.
> On the contrary how do you expect Gambians to
> continue supporting and voting for Jammeh and the
> APRC, when he himself:
> >
> >  Is a criminal, has no respect and regards for the
> laws he vowed to abide by, has no morals, cannot
> speak good English and does not understand the Law
> and Politics but would not learn, is a Murderer and
> a lair?
> >
> > “The majority of the Gambians in the US have never
> casted a single ballot in their entire lives, they
> only care about what they can hassle out of the US,
> they shall never vote for anything, and they don't
> give a damn about Gambia as long as they can afford
> to pay rent or mortgage.”
> >
> > LOL (Laugh out loud), This is you, you are on
> exile, and hence you cannot go home, you do not deem
> it necessary to contribute anything towards Gambian
> progress, all you care about is what you eat and
> where you sleep.
> >
> > “Some talk about democracy, human rights, and rule
> of law.... only to demonstrate the most twisted and
> debased traits of dystopia the next minute they
> encounter an Ebou Jallow- be it the man, the myth or
> the legend. But I have news for them: I don't give a
> damn about any of you.”
> >
> > As for you Ebou, because of what you are, you will
> always be encountered by people with sober and
> independent minds. So forget it! Anytime you fuck,
> you’re gonna be fucked! Unless you start using your
> brain to think, instead of your back-side opening.
> >
> > “I don’t give a damn about any of you.” WHO?
> >
> > “Yaya Jammeh is very serious about his job and I
> know that he cares about the Gambia more than any of
> these damn saber-rattling politicians.”
> >
> > If you knew this why didn’t you stay in Gambia and
> work together with the Thing you call Jammeh? Have
> you forgotten; you traited them steal money and
> abscond to the states, and now you are on
> “self-imposed exile”. My goodness you are not a free
> man even, should you be talking at all, people on
> Exile close their chatter-boxes up! We are free men,
> we live by what we earn legally, but you rely on
> stealing to survive! Shame on you! Perhaps you are
> supporting Jammeh because both of you are thieves,
> “DIRIMO BU MAG BI AK DIRIMO BU NDAW BI”. Any day you
> step foot home you’re gonna be cuffed man and taken
> to “your hotel.” Jammeh must roast and enjoy the
> last bit of your ruined being!!! “BOY PULLO, JEMALA
> DEF NDOH SA BUPA BU RAYE BI, DOFF NGA LOL”
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Comrade
> Jassey-Conteh,
> >
> > My old friend I feel your pain...although we have
> radically different politics. It is this very same
> Gambians rambling rubbish online, especially the
> STGP, that have put the Gambian opposition in the
> royal mess they find themselves...Although I would
> also have to point out the opposition's political
> naivety and ludicrous incompetence: When the going
> gets tough they first whined about the National
> Assembly clerk, then bitched about the Supreme Court
> decision, moan about their self-inflicted loss and
> groan about the APRC changing the electoral rules.
> NADD has blamed everything for their catastrophic
> failure but themselves. If they can fail in a simple
> task of putting together a functional political
> alliance, why should any sane Gambian ever trust
> them in running a competent government much more win
> an election with an established incumbent...?
> Recently, Ousaino Darboe went on a junket across the
> continental US looking for money with all kinds of
> desperate nonsense concerning his
> > relationship with NADD whilst systematically
> avoiding tough questions about the multifarious
> scandals, scheming and politicking within his own
> UDP. NADD politicians, beside the little pecuniary
> gifts and overnight sleep overs at Holiday Inns they
> enjoy whilst in the US, have absolutely no reason to
> even listen to any Gambian in the Diaspora. The
> majority of the Gambians in the US have never casted
> a single ballot in their entire lifes, they only
> care about what they can hassle out of the US, they
> shall never vote for anything, and they don't give a
> damn about Gambia as long as they can afford to pay
> rent or mortgage. Everything else they say about
> Gambian politics is nothing but some narrow minded
> empty posturing, colorful rhetoric within the safe
> shores of America and worst- hypocritical
> self-righteousness.
> > Some talk about democracy, human rights, and rule
> of law....only to demonstrate the most twisted and
> debased traits of dystopia the next minute they
> encounter an Ebou Jallow- be it the man, the myth or
> the legend. But I have news for them: I don't give a
> damn about any of you. Serious/decent people don't
> bitch and whine about other people. They take action
> that produces results. Yaya Jammeh is very serious
> about his job and I know that he cares about the
> Gambia more than any of these damn saber-rattling
> politicians. NADD's constant nauseating noise is
> nothing but a reflection of their collective
> ineptitude,hatred, shame, envy, wrath, lust for
> power and a burning desire for vengeance that shall
> consume them one of these days. NADD shall burn with
> risible disgrace and end up in the dustbin of
> Gambian history- you can take this to the Bank of
> England.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Ebou Jallow
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Jassey Conteh wrote:
> > Comrades:
> >
> > While reading exchanges between Ebou Jallow and
> those in the opposition, I shook with shame that
> some
> > of Jammeh's strong critics on Gambial have not
> contributed a dime to the September 29 bye-election
> for NADD. While you deserve the right to not
> contribute, your actions have some consolation for
> Ebou Jallow and the APRC dictatorship. Are you
> constantly criticizing Jammeh on record in obtaining
> a green card?
> >
> > We in Raleigh, NC are hereby calling on our
> comrades residing in our city to match their words
> with their deeds. If you can take time to criticize
> Jammeh on Gambial, you should reach in your wallet
> and contribute to the September 29 bye-election for
> NADD. If you don't know where to send your
> contributions, please email me at
> [log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask]
> and I will give you the name of the point person.
> >
> > We cannot condemn Ebou and refuse to help the very
> course that we are advocating for. Please don't let
> Ebou and the rest of the dictatorship laugh at us.
> If you can rent a car, and a hotel during the 4th of
> July festivities, you can contribute at least $100
> to NADD. Until you do such, your words are
> meaningless.
>
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