In a message dated 4/15/2009 1:37:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Indeed, Sis Jabou.
Haruna, Suntou et al can describe my likes in  whatever fanatical terms
that they want but let them be assured that we  shall always utilise our right
of response as we desire.

Evian, there is nothing wrong with utilising your right of response  as you
desire. I think that is what everyone here is doing. I think that  is what
Halifa is fighting for in PDOIS.

[Anyone who stands up for justice and the truth shall inevitably  be
counted. Halifa stands for those lofty ideals and he will be counted,  most
importantly by God.] Evian.

Are you sure you believe in God/Allah and his jurisprudence  Evian? I see
you just want to help God/Allah count. I know. Trust but  verify!!! Right?

[Bravo Halifa! Keep it up! The struggle goes on  till freedom or death.]
Evian.
Settle down men. Halifa is not done yet. That was the fact-finding
mission. If I know Halifa he wouldn't stop at the fact-finding. Like  Suntou
suggests, he will likely go the w9y.

[Bailo] Evian.

Yeah I know. One minute you're Evian, then Bailo the next. Which is  it??
Haruna. Grand-Dad. MQJGDT. Darbo. Al hungry. Olfactor, I'm  coming. Don't
think I've forgotten about yew and Jabou.

--- On Wed, 15/4/09, Jabou Joh  <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

From: Jabou Joh  <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: The Halifa Factor, what  next?
To: [log in to unmask]
Date: Wednesday, 15 April,  2009, 4:16 PM
Bailo,

I say that the answer to any ongoing  campaign of deceit always disguised
as civil discourse is  that the people are waking up and no amount of
propaganda can fool  them.
Jabou Joh


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Sent: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 7:15 am
Subject:  Re: The Halifa Factor, what next?




    Jabou,

Please excuse my grand dad for when  the Tiger is in the Woods, he loses
some of his reasoning  faculties. Moreover, grand dad just cannot bring
himself to give  any due credit to Halifa. Why? Am yet to fully  comprehend.

Bailo

--- On Tue, 14/4/09, Jabou Joh  <[log in to unmask]
(mip:[log in to unmask]) >  wrote:


From:  Jabou Joh <[log in to unmask]
(mip:[log in to unmask]) >
Subject:  Re: The Halifa Factor, what next?
To: [log in to unmask]
(mip:[log in to unmask])
Date:  Tuesday, 14 April, 2009, 7:50 PM

Haruna wrote:

"It was  when the onerous exercise threatened PDOIS electoral fortunes
that Halifa engaged in fact-finding, the numerous reports and  eye-witness
accounts of it  not-withstanding."


W ow!. Truely  amazing.
Jabou Joh


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Subject: Re: The Halifa Factor, what  next?


Laye, Good to hear you again.

Allow me to chime in for a minute.

I totally understand your sentiments vis-a-vis Halifa  Sallah and I share
some of those sentiments. I also understand  Suntou's oped and I share some
of his views. I am of equal  opportunity grace. What I see is that we risk
taking  this conversation to the sentimental and ecumenical realm as is 
usually the case when we speak about Halifa, a man who aspires  to lead Gambia
through the political party PDOIS. I advise that  we bear on sobriety.

I take Suntou's oped as a fact-finding query given the  fact that Gambians
have a cynical view of politicking. Perhaps  Suntou can yield greater
perspective on politics in this query.  He is not to be dismissed for sentimental
reasons however. It is  natural for a PDOISard to be up in arms when=2
0their party  leader is questioned but consider that with the requisite  temerity
and discernments, the questioning, even if disdainful,  can strengthen the
leader as well as improve our lot as  a20people.

I commend Halifa for embarking on a fact-finding  mission into the
witch-hunting saga as a human being.  Witch-hunting is the veritable insult to our
collective  consciences and acumen, especially one sanctioned by Yahya, 
whose faculties are not readily discernible. You have posited,  and
appropriately, that the onus of fact-finding in such  egregious matter is not the
reserve of Halifa alone; to  wit: "Halifa Sallah is not and should not be the only
 person of dignified conscience amongst the leaders or those who  claim to
be opposition leaders in Gambia. What he has done and  gone through
demonstrates to all and sundry that you, I and  every human Gambian must not stand
aside and look while your  fellow Gambian and human is being humiliated in
the most  degrading manner."
Laye, you will therefore agree with Suntou that all  Gambians have been
equally incensed by the saga, but that Halifa  being the leader of PDOIS had
wished to capitalize on common  disdain to yield PDOIS greater fortune. I am
reminded that there  are others in PDOIS like Sam, Sidia, Amadou, Samba,
Suleyman,  who could have embarked on the same fact-finding, but were they  to
have been arrested, they do not stand an equal chance of  relief as Halifa
had. To whom much is given, much more is  expected.  ;You will see that Halifa
himself has shared in  his defense of the erroneous charges levelled
against him by an  uncouth and clueless prosecutor, that he derived his rights
from  our common constitution and the fact that he is a leader of a  political
party. Any journalist can embark on the fact-finding  mission and by dint of
Halifa's association with the PDOIS  party organ Foroyaa, he has added
umph! These are some of the  reasons you feel comfortable in comparing Halifa to
Gambia's  other politicians who in your own words and disdainfully "claim
to be opposition leaders in Gambia." You know what happens to  journalists
who embark on fact-finding missions including  Foroyaa journalists. Politics
therefore was a major factor in  both enabling Halifa to embark on a
fact-finding mission. Were  he not leader of PDOIS, proprietor of Foroyaa, a
respectable  contributor to the pan-African parliament, he may have or may  not
have entertained the risks associated with fact-finding in  Gambia.

The broader picture therefore is that even though many  Gambians are
incensed with the witch-hunting grafignette, our  political leaders, opposition or
incumbent, are the ones  most empowered to prosecute our collective
disdains and  anxieties. This means that politics is our legislative life.  Whether
Halifa engaged with ulterior political motives or not,  is therefore
immaterial to me. However, ordinary citizens are  free to query his motives as
much as they are free to express  repulsion at Yahya's motives and pantomime.
It is in the  explanation and general disposition of PDOIS and Halifa  that
will yield attenuated fortunes.

It is unwise to compare Halifa to our other opp osition  political leaders
from both a human standpoint and from a  colegial view. That I think will be
the height of conceit and an  insult to our collective intelligence. And it
unfortunately  furthers the strictly political motive of Halifa and  PDOIS.
You will realize that we did not get to the point of  Yahya embarking on
repulsive witch-hunting exercises in a  vacuum. Life is ever so dynamic. Yahya
was enabled somehow and I  suppose that has escaped us. That is the
schematics of politics  that erodes most future and "pure" goodwill.

What Suntou is trying to figure out, is whether there is  salvage value in
the preliminary steps taken by Halifa and  whether Halifa can be
instrumental in yielding that salvage  value for commoner good. I submit that the best
way to achieve  that is by all of us enabling our other political  leaders
in APRC, UDP/NRP (NDP), PPP, GPP, and GDP to  coordinate the prosecution of
our legislative life as Gambians.  The days of bunker politics are waning and
there are signs  everywhere for the astute. We did not see any amalgam of
forces  by our political leaders when Taf-Taf Yahya bereft of Gardens  stole
Brufut Lands and dispossessed Brufutians, nor did we  see the same when
Halfdiens were unscrupulously dispossessed of  their homes in the name of port
expansion.=2 0Witch-hunting and  circumstance is tantalizing and a gross
violation of human  rights. But so are the myriad precursor trespasses that
enabled it. You will realize that Halifa is not easi ly amenable  to
coordination of effort with other opposition parties.  Glaring. The witch-hunting
fact-finding could yield more  tangible results if it were actively coordinated.
But PDOIS is  on a mission that does not seem to be common relief. It was
when  the onerous exercise threatened PDOIS electoral fortunes that  Halifa
engaged in fact-finding, the numerous reports and  eye-witness accounts of it
not-withstanding. Halifa's initial  statements on the saga betrays
ignorance to warrant a  fact-finding.

That is all for now. - Haruna. Allez-y!!




In a message dated 4/14/2009 3:43:39 A.M. Eastern Daylight  Time,
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Suntu:

Halifa Sallah is not and should not be  the only person of dignified
conscience amongst the leaders  or those who claim to be opposition
leaders in Gambia. What  he has done and gone through demonstrates to
all and sundry  that you, I and every human Gambian must not stand
aside  and look while your fellow Gambian and human is being  humiliated
in the most degrading manner.=2 0We should be  thankful that we know in
Halifa, ONE Gambian that will  stand up to the brutalities of the
regime and would rather  die or languish in jail than to sit and see
his fello w  beings dehumanized in broad day light. To insinuate  that
Halifa was looking for personal or political gain in  the exercise of
liberating his conscience and dignifying  the value of human life,
smirks of debilitating ignorance  and an insult to his and our
conscience...God  forbid!

-Laye

On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 4:08  AM,  <[log in to unmask]>  wrote:
> An interesting oped to ponder Suntou.  Discerner-in-Chief!!! I think Yahya
> shot himself in  the foot. And I'm worried about our two bad left-eyes.
New
> Kambians!!!! Haruna. You  pamplemousse!!!
>
> In a message dated 4/13/2009  6:29:40 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
>  Monday, 13 April 2009
>
> Halifa Factor In  Gambia's Witch Hunt debacle
>
> By Suntou  Touray
> With the dust almost settled even though facts  about the Gambiaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢
s witch
> hunting episode may all  not be known, there is occasion to reflect over
the
>  whole encounter. Men dressed in red raided settlements in  search of
witches.
> They captured people of decent  background and made them consume lethal
> concoctions in  the name of ridding them off witch craft spirits. Some of
 the
> captives died. Large numbers still remain in  biting pains, mostly deep in
> their stomach.
>  Former Serrekunda East parliamentary member and sociologist  Halifa
Sallah
> was last month arrested and detained=2  0at mile 2 prisons for over a
week. This
> was due to  his decision to visit two villages over a witch  hunting
> incidence. Halifa after his release commented  that he went on a fact
finding
> mission to the two  villages. More accurately put he tried to proof
whether
> the witch hunting story was actually true or  false.
> Halifa was arrested afterward because the  government felt that, he as an
> ordinary citizen of the  Gambia who seeking to impersonate the work of the
>  police or state security agents.
> No doubt Halifa by  all regards played brave by what he did. Why he did so
>  remains a question on wet lips.
> Some people considered  it a genuine move by Halifa to prove what others
>  thought a mere rumour. To others Halifa was in a publicity  campaign for
> himself and certainly scored political  points whether he preferred using
> that or not.
>  From what came out of the encounter Halifa made us all to know  that the
> witch hunting story is real and the actions  are sanctioned by Gambia
> government.
> What next  after knowing the true story still a valid question for
curious
> onlookers. Will there be any lawsuit against  the government for the
unlawful
> conduct o f  humiliating and harassing innocent Gambians?
> The witch  hunting episode ended up projecting Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s political
 profile at
> higher levels. He was a victim of arbitrary  arrest but that by i tself
> arrested the tormenting  witch hunt at least until matters settled over
>  Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s own arrest and brief detention. The whole saga
eventually shifted
> from the witch hunting focusing on  Halifa. That earned him a high profile
> victim of the  unjust government crime of witch hunting.
> Halifa made  noise about the remote control Gambian constitution loud 
enough.
> He defended his action by quoting various  sections of the Gambian
> constitution, a document he  knows about inside out. Halifa knows too well
> also  that document is serving one man and one man only, Yahya  Jammeh the
> current Gambian head of state. Since many  Gambians know for a fact that
> document is not  protecting their human rights for a number reasons one
>  wonders if there was any need for Halifa to labour over
constitutionality
> this fragrant government encounter  with innocent citizens.
> The gains of Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s  intervention can double if he was to help
the victims
>  pursue claims of damage resulting from such inhuman treatment.  The
victims
> deserve good compensation.
> The  good efforts of Halifa placed him beyond the single position  of flag
> bearer PDOIS /NADD to the lofty point of  standing tall for Gambian
people in
>20times of need.  This is enough wakeup call for Gambians over length  and
> breadth of the country to resist the advances of  witch hunters. Halifa
can
> draft a comprehensiv e law  suit against the government as seen truly
standing
> up  for the people. The point of departure would be the  constitution, a
book
> fully in Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s firm  grips. Impeachment proceedings against
the president
>  can be initiated, thus demonstrating severity human rights  violations.
> The law suits may not bear quicker results  but to make the government pay
> victims. Through that  citizens will go long way in exposing the severity
of
>  state organized crimes.
> We await Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s future  actions concerning the witch hunting
debacle.
>  Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s political profile is undoubtedly boosted. Other  gains
exceed
> individual political scores. Yahya should  not have arrested Halifa in the
> first place. The only  reason one would think he ordered his arrest was to
>  cause wider divide among the ranks of the opposition.
>  Halifaﾃ｢竄ｬ邃｢s followers have a talking point- our only saviour  they
would say. He
> emerged hero of the hour. His  arrest has potential to change something.
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