Joe,
You have lost all sense of reality. Why do you think that endorsing the
candidacy of Jasseh Conteh has to have anything to do with attacking you first? If
I or anyone else wanted to endorse Conteh, why would we need an excuse? I
think you are assigning too much importance to yourself.
While you are trying to lump people and find reasons to label them with your
wild imaginings, another observation I have made about you is that you always
go after those who are especially hard on Jammeh and his illegal regime.
I hope that does not send you into another profanity binge.
Jabou Joh
In a message dated 4/6/04 2:44:13 PM Central Daylight Time,
[log in to unmask] writes:
>
> Elhajj, you are too funny!
>
> "I, for one, heavily suspected you after our Tam Tam interview, when you
> said you were
> aware of everything happening on the ground"
>
> Thanks for ascribing Godly powers on me. I know everything that is
> happening in the Gambia, huh!Your relatives and friends online must be
> ashamed of the slime you've turned into. But then, may be they knew about
> you. While I was on Radio Tam Tam encouraging Gambians to speak out against
> the murderers and criminals in the Gambia, you were busy finding an
> association of me and the APRC. Elhajj, I called you a Jammeh sympathizer
> years ago and that is in the archives. Your defense of them is also in the
> archives. Folks on line know Ebou Jallow very well and that is the same
> person that is going to be your summer guest. The same person I accused you
> of receiving a "Dankaal" from, years ago. Also, the same person that Jabou
> came to apologize for defending ignorantly all this time. Taf, you are a
> hustler and all this flip flop is a hustle. You lied about the first
> republic in your defense of Yaya then, only to come and tell us that Yaya
> wants to kill you now. Liar, get your ducks in order. Which republic are
> you telling us about? Taf, folks may be silent because this whole nonsense
> is vexation to their souls, but they see clearly you all's rabid minds. The
> link between, Taf, Binneh, Jabou, and Conteh is evident. Remember, your
> enemy's enemy is your friend. Just nothing but a bunch of idiots that are
> malicious and opportunists. You'll could not even hide your shame. All on
> this list knew you cannot stand my guts, thus you figured you just gang up
> to spread lies about me.
>
> Well, while you are at it, why don't you all come out and endorse the
> candidacy of Jasseh Conteh? Now, if this brother is not the definition of
> lunacy, someone please educate me. For we saw him in all forms. You'll
> remember his slogan before his swindle with Sheriff Dibba, "Yaya Let My
> People Go". However, the moment Sheriff duped him into being his Jali, he
> came howling about how he is going to follow his leader and mentor in
> Sheriff Dibba to join Yaya and how Yaya is working for Gambia. Remember,
> his sermon about the "olive Branch"? Folks, please don't take my word for
> it, visit the archives. Well, Sheriff left the Raccoon in the cold, thus
> his silence for a long time. Now, we see the opportunist surface to
> announce his candidacy. Is that a coincidence, not at all. Also, remember,
> the same lunatic announced that he was going to Gambia to teach during his
> vacation, just months ago, all nothing but a scheme. Has he said zilch
> about who all he taught? I asked him about that swindle of his and to this
> day he said zilch? Folks, did Jasseh Conteh also tell us he had any
> problems in Gambia with the APRC? I wonder why? All this while Joe here,
> has not been to Gambia almost four years ago. Elhajj, your cover is blown
> right there? May be you need to ask Jasseh Conteh his dealing with Sheriff
> while in the Gambia? This malicious lie of you all's will be followed to
> its logical conclusion. You'll shall be exposed for the skunks you turn
> into. To the sick souls, this will continue.
>
> Chi Jaama
>
> Joe Sambou
> >From: Elhajj Mustapha Fye <[log in to unmask]>
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> ><[log in to unmask]>
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Re: Joe Sambou & Tribalism/ Conteh/Soffie
> >Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 20:39:10 +0200
> >
> >Joe,
> >Pls. stop your childish attacks on people again. Do you think your APRC
> >sycophants will
> >come here to reveal that you were spying for them? Is Tijan Ceesay " Eku
> >Boopa "?
> >I, for one, heavily suspected you after our Tam Tam interview, when you
> >said
> >you were
> >aware of everything happening on the ground. Stop attacking Jabou! Jassey
> >Conteh uncovered you!
> >You are pushing your attacks on everybody now like a mad cow. We are not
> >afraid of our
> >positions in attacking Yaya Jammeh. He has guns, and WE have our mouths and
> >computers.
> >
> >Elhajj.
> >
> >
> >
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: "Joe Sambou" <[log in to unmask]>
> >To: <[log in to unmask]>
> >Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 7:55 PM
> >Subject: Re: Joe Sambou & Tribalism/ Conteh/Soffie
> >
> >
> > > Soffie, Jabou is going to tender proof of this venom she spitted. And
> >she
> > > says she is a Muslim. Chei Jabou? I find you to be a hypocrit from
> >this
> > > day on and I suggest that you kneel down and beg for forgiveness from
> >your
> > > God, for you have literally attempted to murderd your fellow being
> >because
> > > of spite. But, this fellow here is not a push over and I'll run you
> >over
> > > before you do me. You will someday publicly apologize to me in this
> >same
> > > public forum that you came to attempt to assasinate me. I want any APRC
> > > person to come say that I ever called them or spoke with them. Any. l
> >have
> > > not talked to Tijan Ceesay but twice since his association with Yaya.
> >The
> > > first was when a mutual friend informed me of Tijan working at the
> >Embassy.
> > > Essa Sey was the Ambassador at the time. I came to this very forum and
> > > blasted him for being an opportunist and serving tea to Essa. After
> >Essa's
> > > termination, he told me how Tijan was all over him thinking that he Essa
> >was
> > > spreading that message. Now, Essa is right here on line. Ask him if he
> >did
> > > not contact me after he was fired? The second was during the Omar Gaye
> >saga
> > > with Tijan Ceesay and again, all on this forum heard and saw my stance
> >and
> > > that was the last time I spoke with Tijan. You see Jabou, my conscience
> >is
> > > clear, thus I can speak on things freely with no baggage. But at the
> >end
> >of
> > > the day, you will tell Gambians about this big lie of yours. Jabou, if
> >you
> > > can talk about Allah the way you do here and come to lie this blatant, I
> > > wonder what else you could do to a humanbeing. To all that entertain
> >Jabou
> > > here, religiously, I say to you, you are dealing with a very vindictive
> > > person and a hypocrit. You are dealing with a person that will go to
> >any
> > > lengths to lie big time about any that she cannot control. They gheeza
> >is
> >a
> > > control freak and she knows that I am one fellow that does not entertain
> >her
> > > craziness. Look at her bedfellows in this lie, they constantly are
> >stroking
> > > each other's ego and will because they are all drunk with malice.
> >Besides,
> > > if they succeed in this filth they are creating in a tribal war in
> >Gambia,
> > > yours and mine are going to be the victims. I thought I encountered
> >slime
> > > in my life, but this cabal redefined slime to a whole new level. A
> > > grandmother and a liar. Most folks would shape their lives to age
> > > gracefully, but not this gheezer. However, I am here to stay, so bring
> >it
> > > on. Just pathethic and shameful.
> > >
> > > Folks, I hate to clutter your mails with this filth, but I am not going
> >to
> > > let this gheeza or anyone spread this filth here about me. Jabou, you
> > > committed yourself, so Gambians are expecting the dirt you have on Joe.
> >You
> > > are not going to run away with this one. So, out with it.
> > >
> > > Chi jaama
> > >
> > > Joe Sambou
> > >
> > >
> > > >From: "Ceesay, Soffie" <[log in to unmask]>
> > > >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> > > ><[log in to unmask]>
> > > >To: [log in to unmask]
> > > >Subject: Re: Joe Sambou & Tribalism/ Conteh/Soffie
> > > >Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 09:13:24 -0700
> > > >
> > > >Sister Jabou, thank you. I agree with you. Those aspects of 'Maslaha'
> > > >which are detrimental to our lives and livelihood, like many of our
> >other
> > > >harmful traditions, has to be done away with by pre-emption. My
> >concern
> >is
> > > >when we start to label each other with that which we are not, because
> >of
> > > >how we might have come across on this medium, our effectiveness in our
> > > >fight against the tyranny becomes weakened. Use of tribe for personal
> >gain
> > > >is what's happening, this is Yaya's game and Gambia's problem.
> >Unfettered
> > > >sycophancy, which has side-lined tribe, is Gambia's problem. It
> >becomes
> > > >our problem when we do not see it for what it is being used for, and
> > > >counter that vigorously by foiling his sinister plan. How do we do
> >that -
> > > >Transforming how we think and how others who make thoughtless comments
> > > >think, through civil dialogue; questionning ourselves about our "forgna
> > > >dehs" and make attempts
> > > >to "hamm" and ask when we do not; and come together to forge the
> >necessary
> > > >plan to help Gambia. It is wrong and dangerous to single out the Jolas
> >to
> > > >vent our anger and frustrations at, for the mis-deeds of a leech who
> >after
> > > >sucking you dry, hand you over to be fried. I am asking that for this
> > > >fight, let us join hands, hearts, and minds. Let us deal with the
> >issue
> >of
> > > >tribalism in the country on it's own.
> > > >
> > > >Soffie
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >-----Original Message-----
> > > >From: Jabou Joh [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> > > >Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 10:45 AM
> > > >To: [log in to unmask]
> > > >Subject: Re: Joe Sambou & Tribalism/ Conteh/Soffie
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >Soffie,
> > > >
> > > >As always, I appreciate your imput and thanks.
> > > >However sister, if we off-handedly label this issue as just part of the
> > > >Jammeh problem without bringing it into the open so that we can
> >pre-empt
> > > >any larger
> > > >problems that will arise later when it is too late, I think we wil
> >lhave
> > > >regrets only after things have gotten out of hand. The fact that there
> >is
> > > >favouritism in the allocation of high ranking positions in the army as
> >well
> > > >as even
> > > >the availability of basic services like electricity and the cost of
> >rice
> > > >which
> > > >is a basic Gambian staple tells me that this issue is potentially
> >explosive
> > > >unless and until we talk about it openly, and in so doing, those who
> >have
> > > >interest in fermenting this sinister plan will know that the people are
> > > >aware. That
> > > >simple fact itself can be a deterrent. We Gambians are used to adopting
> >the
> > > >least confrontational mode and simplifying things to our own detriment.
> > > >We cannot afford to leave any problematic area that this regime has
> >helped
> > > >to
> > > >create.
> > > >Diplomacy cannot change the feelings of hostility that these actions
> >can
> > > >brew
> > > >on the local level, and these seemingly minor details have led to
> > > >hostilities
> > > >and became much larger problems elsewhere. Only full exposure of the
> > > >problem
> > > >can be the deterrent.
> > > >
> > > >Jabou Joh
> > > >
> > > >In a message dated 4/6/04 9:20:02 AM Central Daylight Time,
> > > >[log in to unmask] writes:
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > Brothers and sisters -
> > > > >
> > > > > The grey on my head is multiplying (no kidding), thanks to the daily
> > > >grind
> > > > > of life in the US and the struggle we have to wage for Gambia's
> > > >liberation.
> > > > > And, thanks also to dialogue that has only helped to fan the flames
> >of
> > > > > mis-understanding between those of us who are fighting the same
> >fight.
> > > >I hate to go
> > > > > against what my elders say and so I apologize before hand but, what
> > > >pertains
> > > > > in the Gambia is not a JOLA problem, but Gambia's problem. That
> >Yaya
> >is
> > > >a
> > > > > tribalist we all agree on. A tribalist for whom and against whom,
> >very
> > > >hard
> > > > > for me to say and I will dis-agree with anyone who singles out
> >anyone
> > > >tribe.
> > > > > The Jola's are as much at the receiving end of his tyranny as
> >everyone
> > > >else.
> > > > > Those who've helped prop him up come from every strata of Gambian
> > > >society
> > > > > and to allow ourselves to miss this point sends shivers up my spine.
> > > > >
> > > > > At our last demonstration in New York, when reporter Ebou Waggeh
> >asked
> >a
> > > > > question (I do not recall what it was), this lady pushed forward and
> > > >began to
> > > > > spew spittle about the Jolas this and the Jolas that. I was
> >frightened
> > > >-
> > > > > frightened because she was speaking from her heart and frightened
> >that
> > > >she has
> > > > > allowed herself to be manipulated into segmenting our society by the
> > > >shenanigans
> > > > > of a loony. If I were to turn around and ask her what any Jola has
> >done
> > > >to
> > > > > her or her family before Jammeh or now, she would have pointed only
> >to
> > > > > Jammeh. My response to that comment, to Waggeh, was this - Yaya was
> > > >born a Jola
> > > > > and that is as far as he can claim. Those who benefited from and
> > > >supported him
> > > > > run the tribal gamut.
> > > > >
> > > > > Some of us are lucky and can claim to be a bonafide Wollof,
> >Mandinka,
> > > >Jola,
> > > > > Sarahuleh, Manjaago, or whatever. So what? At the end of the day,
> >what
> > > >does
> > > > > that bring you? I will suggest that many Gambians are like me who
> > > >cannot
> > > > > claim to be a bonafide anytribe even if I grew up speaking only
> >Wollof.
> > > >I will
> > > > > also suggest that it is people in our families and tribes who will
> >put
> > > >the
> > > > > screws to you without a second thought and Yaya is no different.
> >For
> > > > > political expediency, he uses whatever he can and if tribalism is
> > > >readily available
> > > > > and he's proved that it can polarize the opposition, why not use it.
> >My
> > > > > sincerest apologies to all as well as my regards. I now go back to
> >the
> > > >plantation
> > > > > grind.
> > > > >
> > > > > Soffie Ceesay
> > > > > A Gambian
> > > > >
> > > > >
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