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Mathew's piece is interesting in this discourse.
welcome to the new age, a Gambia of many minds. --- On
Wed, 15/4/09, Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]>
wrote: From:
Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: The Halifa
Factor, what next?/Evian/Olfactor/SUntou/Laye/Jabou (JESOL et
al)
To: [log in to unmask]
Date: Wednesday, 15 April,
2009, 6:50 PM
Bailo, Welcome to the
club. Mboge
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 6:39 PM, bailo jallow
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Modou,
Please subscribe me as another Halifa
Talibe.
Bailo
--- On Wed, 15/4/09, Modou
Mboge <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
From:
Modou Mboge <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re:
The Halifa Factor, what
next?/Evian/Olfactor/SUntou/Laye/Jabou (JESOL et al)
Date:
Wednesday, 15 April, 2009, 4:18 PM
Perhaps some of you are endowed with a certain
level of discernment that ordinary 'fanatics' like me can
never comprehend. To me their was marked maturity displayed
by the opposition in dealing with the witch-hunt saga.
Folk welcomed the approach taken by parties like UDP through
a very comprehensive press release.
It is a
known fact that Halifa consulted with community leaders both
religious and political before setting out to
ascertain what people who claimed to have fallen victim to
the witch-hunting told him.
But for the
pathologically psychotic holding a visceral hatred of
anything Halifa and PDOIS, whatever he dose is all done for
political aggrandisement nothing else. I say on to you
hold on to whatever your heart desires, and leave us
too as you claim and demand all the time to decide on our
terms as to what motivated Halifa.
You cannot
force your reality on us. It is bloody disgusting to
try to do so. You better take note that you will be
resisted at all times and within any space.
Halifa
has said thousand times that no one should speak for anybody
on things Gambian; though some can amplify their
voices and that is just what he is doing . Where is
the frigging insult of other leaders coming from?
The dumb witches and congenial liars are glaring at
us and we will not shirk in calling them out. And who the
heck said that Halifa is a saint? Is it this not a
manifestation of some form of perverse notion about
somebody.
Momodou Olly Mboge
Programmed
PDOIS Fanatic and Talibe of Halifa Sallah
Evian, it may come as a shock to you but I happen to
concur with the Olfactor's sentiments below. Could it be
that all of us are talking about the same things and we
cannot bring ourselves to see it for partisan bantanbilly
sakes? Well consider this:
The Olfactor: Everyone have the right to exercise
their civic right to criticise folk doing their best, we
also fucking reserve the right to point to the
pathological psychosis of those trying to force us to
swallow their distorted view of the truth and so-called
informed and educated analogy. Putrid nonesense i
call it."
Suntou Translated: I reserve the friggin right to
point to the pathological psychosis of those trying to
force us to swallow their distorted view of the truth and
so-called informed and educated analogy.
The Olfactor: Unless you are blinded and downright
dumb and a congenial liar, everyone knows that PDOIS
through Foroyaa have been keeping up the momentum on all
political arrests and imprisonments of innocent folk. The
witch hunt is just a continuity and was perhaps among the
most lowly point of the sad trejectory Gambia is going
through under the present governance system
Haruna: Halifa, by dint of his proprietorship of
PDOIS' party Organ Foroyaa, and his leadership of PDOIS,
AND as a respectable participant in the Pan-African
Parliament, has added umph in prosecuting the
legislative life of Gambia. Halifa takes advantage of the
umphs to maximise PDOIS' electoral fortunes. (Nothing bad
about that mind you Evian. What is friggin disgusting is
to lie about it and insult our other leaders by
comparing them to Halifa. Now who is the dumb witch and
congenital liar? Evian I think you have a better
perspective of my notes variously.)
The Olfactor: The witch hunt is just a continuity and
was perhaps among the most lowly point of the sad
trejectory Gambia is going through under the present
governance system.
Haruna: Yahya was enabled to embark on the repulsive
witch-hunting. Life is ever so dynamic (a continuum of
events). Halifa is not amenable to coordinated effort with
the other parties, opposition or APRC for commoner relief.
Glaring. It appears that PDOIS is on a mission separate
from common Gambian good.
Somebody (I can't remember who right now): I couldn't
care less if Halifa engaged for political motives or
not.......
Haruna: Whether Halifa had ulterior political motives
or not is immaterial to me.
Evian, I want you to put the Njarr Lambai down for a
minute and reflect on this whole conversation. I
understand it will be hard to jettison the PDOIS cap so I
am not even asking you to do that. Just review the entire
body of the conversation with your PDOIS cap on. Then come
back and share your impressions with us. I think its
probably the unfortunate tone the conversation has taken
that is why we miss important clues.
Haruna. Yours truly.
Modou Mboge wrote: "Unless you are blinded and
downright dumb and a congenial liar, everyone knows that
PDOIS through Foroyaa have been keeping up the momentum on
all political arrests and imprisonments of innocent folk.
The witch hunt is just a continuity and was perhaps among
the most lowly point of the sad trejectory Gambia is going
through under the present governance
system Everyone have the right to exercise their
civic right to criticise folk doing their best, we also
fucking reserve the right to point to the pathological
psychosis of those trying to force us to swallow their
distorted view of the truth and so-called informed and
educated analogy. Putrid nonesense i call
it." I second your above thoughts! God save us from
the envious, poisonous hearts that seek to transform
goodness into badness. They shall be foiled and ultimately
fail woefully. Amen!* Bailo
Momodou Olly Mboge Programmed Fanatic
of PDOIS and Talibe of Halifa Sallah
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 12:05 AM,
SUNTOU TOURAY <[log in to unmask]
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Laye, Halifa did not sacrifice for me. i
would like to know when he did that. How many
innocent folks are in prison right now, did
i hear Halifa making noise about their plight? I
would have thought, he will have make some
statement about the others languishing behind
bars. Halifa is a politician, unless you Laye
see that, your analysis of his conduct will
always fall short.
Politics is about being coning and
manipulative. Halifa is no exception.
"sacrificial lamb", what word is more
political than that remark? PDOIS folks enjoy
the civic talk, suntou is doing just that.
Unless you wish me to fall in line, which is
close to being impossible.
Date:
Tuesday, 14 April, 2009, 10:37 PM
Laye,
I am one of Suntou's and your peoples and
it is not quite clear to me whether the one
Gambian was sacrificing his freedom for us.
Don't look at the illegal arrest yet because
Halifa miscalculated on that score having
underestimated Yahya's cluelessness. Halifa
thought he did everything to avoid that
eventuality and if he knew ahead of time that he
were going to be arrested, he prolly would not
have engaged. Read Halifa's notes prior to his
expedition. Let me determine whether he
sacrificed for me.
Allez. Haruna.
Suntu:
You know very
well where hell is breaking loose while you
spend your
effort and time being cynical
about the actions and judgement of the
one
Gambian who stood up and sacrificed his freedom
for yours and my
peoples' dignity. Hypocricy
in abundance.
-Abdoulie
Sent
from my iPhone
On Apr 14, 2009, at 20:13,
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