Yes, whatever you say you can't hide your apparant lack of clue and I guess
you know what my name is? In case you have not seen me sign my name at the
end of my mails, it is:

Kabir.


On 3/31/07, Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Njaajan,
> You do not  take these things too personal.
>
> Malanding
>
>
> Kabir wrote:
>
> > Malinding Jaiteh,
> >
> > You never cease to amaze me!  How dare you blatently disregard the
> > facts in
> > this matter and try to spin it? Whoever talked about getting even with
> > Europe? Have you ever heard of the term justice?
> >
> > Well that is what people who have a sense of the term are talking
> > about, not
> > getting even but getting JUSTICE. Get that in your head, JUSTICE for the
> > victims of imperialist plunder and pillage that is for a large part
> > responsible for the condition that the long suffering people of Africa
> > find
> > ourselves. But for you maybe our condition is just the natural order of
> > thing?
> >
> > And who talked about Mugabe being an angel? For once, there is an
> > African leader who stands up to your idols, calls them by their proper
> > names
> > and does not suck up to them. Zimbabwe is a sovereign country and their
> > independence was hard won, in the battlefield, not granted on a sliver
> > platter and those progressive sons of Africa are going to continue to
> > fight
> > to defend their right to self determination. Monkey is not going to
> > continue
> > to work so baboon can eat!
> >
> > Just as Mugabe told your Angels, if that is how you view the West,
> > they can
> > go hang because Mugabe was elected by the people of Zimbabwe and it is
> > not
> > the the place of Downing Street, the White House or Bush House to
> > institute
> > regime change in Zimbabwe.
> >
> > Putting Zimbabwe aside, I'm not surprised either that you are always
> > unable
> > to separate the chaff from the grains, it is eveident from much of
> > what you
> > post here.
> >
> > For example, when people spent much of their valuable time here
> > collecting
> > and compiling traditional Gambian names which I saved and took care of
> > for
> > two years, you took that collection and corrupted it, adding all types
> of
> > foreign names and when it was pointed out to you that the mission was to
> > complile a list of traditional Gambian names - true to you reactionary
> > nature you tried to justify that with Ali Masrui having said something
> > about
> > our tripple heritage. I was in no doubt that whatever he may have
> > said, you
> > quoted out of context making Mary and John traditional Gambian names.
> > Sometimes I wonder why some of uswent to school in the first place,
> geez!
> >
> > Kabir.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On 3/30/07, Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Njaajan,
> >> I  think it will be tragic if we see the Zimbabwe problem as a chance
> to
> >> get even with Europe. The neocolonialists may be devils but Mr Mugabe
> is
> >> no angel. This man has been President of Zimbabwe since 1980 (27 years)
> >> and still wants to extend his time. Either Zimbabweans can't get enough
> >> of him  or should I say he just can't get enough of being there.
> >>
> >> Even if the MDC leaders receive money from outside interests to
> >> campaign against the land reform program, is beating and detention
> >> without trial the solution? Or is it that beating and detention without
> >> due process is acceptable as long as its perpetrated by our own?
> >>
> >>
> >> Malanding
> >>
> >>
> >> Njaajaan Njaay wrote:
> >>
> >> > Jabou,
> >> >
> >> > This was the boldest move these leaders have made in a long time if
> >> > ever; a
> >> > slap on the face of neocolonialism and its runnning dogs. The
> >> resolution
> >> > from the Tanzania meeting cannot leave anyone in doubt, calling on
> >> > Britain
> >> > to honour it's pledge and fund the Land Reform Program as agreed in
> >> > 1979 and
> >> > stop the progapanda and lies. These guys really made my day
> yesterday.
> >> >
> >> > You can already read it all over their media outlets, lying
> >> shamelessly
> >> > about about the nature of the conflict in Zimbabwe and some "useful
> >> > idiots,"
> >> > traitors against their own, trying outdo eachother in sucking up.
> >> >
> >> > I have observed Desmond Tutu, among others, during the past few weeks
> >> > playing the role of Uncle Tom and making a fool of himself in the
> >> western
> >> > media. I used to have some respect for the man but now I say: He can
> >> > go hang
> >> > too! Like the caption on the poster of Malcolm X hanging in my
> sitting
> >> > room
> >> > reads: "No compromise, No sellout!"
> >> >
> >> > Yes, I have observed how Thabo never abandoned Zimbabwe, for this is
> >> > first
> >> > and foremost about Zimbabwe and not about Mugabe as they want us to
> >> > believe.
> >> > I hope M'beki wags a finger at Tsvangarai and tell him to stop
> >> monkeying
> >> > around, playing the poster boy of the west and put the interests of
> >> > the poor
> >> > and long suffering people of Zimbabwe first.
> >> >
> >> > Regards,
> >> >
> >> > Kabir.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > On 3/30/07, [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >> >
> >> >>
> >> >> Kabir,
> >> >>
> >> >> Thanks for this forward. I was waiting to see just what the SADC
> >> leaders
> >> >> will say and it is about time. It is to be noted that South Africa
> >> >> has never
> >> >> abandoned Zimbabwe and have never bought into the propaganda
> >> bandwagon
> >> >> disguised as "concern for the people of Zimbabwe" Their experience
> >> under
> >> >> years of brutal apartheid has seen to that.
> >> >>
> >> >> The people of Zimbabwe may have their differences, but after
> >> decades of
> >> >> apartheid under the old Rhodesian invaders, if the people of
> >> >> Zimbabwee fail
> >> >> to recognize that what is driving this machine disguised as caring
> >> >> for their
> >> >> welfare is a drive to stop the return of the land to it's legitimate
> >> >> owners
> >> >> and the reinstatement of the old domination order, they have not
> >> learned
> >> >> anything.
> >> >>
> >> >> As is to be expected, the news was reported here in the U.S with a
> >> twist
> >> >> to misinform but the message in the interview given by one of the
> >> South
> >> >> African officials could not be disguised even with the spin.
> >> >>
> >> >> Perhaps a lightbulb has finally come on in the heads of at least
> some
> >> of
> >> >> our leaders and it is about time because the project to recolonize
> us
> >> >> is in
> >> >> full force and this time around, it is bathed in perfume to fool the
> >> >> people
> >> >> and the sad part is that there are always some Africans who are
> ready
> >> to
> >> >> sell their people and their own souls for a measely price until they
> >> >> outlive
> >> >> their usefulness as puppets because that day always comes.
> >> >>
> >> >> Jabou Joh
> >> >>
> >>
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