VP Isatou Njie-Saidy-in Banjul's "Ego-Therapy" Castle-Misusing words on purpose.
Hammadi Maasinah
Isatou Njie Saidy's case is one of those reminders we have in our minds when one thinks about the "cold" so-called intellectuals who helped sustain the likes of Former President Samuel Doe in power. She is also a carbon copy of those slimy beings who helped finish brains like Diallo Telly during his time in Guinea Conakry. How many "namesakes" of Diallo Telly has this woman aided and abetted Yahya to finish so far? Many! She is a hiding serial killer that people do not notice. She escapes with reddish canine teeth of a vampire during the dark. Such dangerous serpents always go unnoticed. Yes they do! Put Isatou and Yahya before a guillotine for me,I will slice her first. She is not the least harmless as many think,this woman for me is harmful to the core. Characters of Isatou's nature are "pets" for deadly dictators. She is a good candidate when it comes to the insatiable desires of Yahya Jammeh's dictotarial 'supa-kanja'.
Hear her talk about myth associating it with endless "doses" of pretension. She will giggle inside her office trying to run through endless semantics about the word here. Nothing new in this Isatou I bet we know the meaning of this word far more than you do. Go ahead and call yourself a doctor. Does that make you what you think? Not at all. An inch out of Banjul where street smart people meet and talk you will not even think about attempting to deliver a speech let a alone going on stage. You will run away in shame! The archaic feelings of this lineage of so-called Banjul learned men and women makes me want to vomit. Here Bubu comes with a notion to breast feed your baby-faces again:"Intellectualism versus realism"! Isatou Njie you very well know that you are living in self denial. Your latest attempt to associate the Banjul confusion with an insignia bearing Al Gore's legacy shows how impotent your regime is! Why? Because you and your crude boss who knows nothing about what you are saying here think this is a cold war. It is not! Science does not match myth Isatou. It only does under the shadowy kapok trees of Kanilai where mental capacity has been diminishing day in day out. Instead of talking about science you need science to "cure" you and your crude boss first. Remember you have no conscience. This leaves you under the rocks of science's own view in that regard. Do you know that.."Science without conscience is not science"? Dr NjieSaidy take that pill because your "own" conscience disgraces real conscience! There in Kanilai and your own back yard are the only places where occult activities and incantations are being forced into laboratories of facts and figures. This indeed proves one thing for us once again,which is, thought from Jammeh's school does not respect chronological facets. This makes you a shameless messenger of distortion constantly spreading the meaning of lost illusions. Doesn't that form a similar image of insanity for you woman?
You know, the worst part of pretending talkers is when they want to substitute facts with fiction in an endless flow chart of trials and errors.
Infact dragging words like myth into this endless line of polemics shows how shallow this Banjul Spa of ego-massaging is. How about Isatou using the term "theories" instead? Myth does not fit scientific facts. They are either subjective or objective but they are facts. Nothing regarding myth fits this huge dummy of global polemics here my woman. This is exactly how you and others keep on baffling Yahya Jammeh with such "sickle cells" in the body politics of the APRC. Never will he be able to develop an effective immune system in that body! Look at these words as exactly picked from this woman's speech...
QUOTE BEGINS..."the final myth claimed that climate change is a scientific and environmental issue, a danger to natural systems but irrelevant to human ones.."
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Now please equate the essence here and see where myth fits? Call it a subject or object complement,either or it makes no sense at all. However,with people like her being seen as sophisticated "political-amoebas" in Banjul, no one will even think about analysing what she spews on them! How can myth claim anything for practical science and then get away with it? Here she is trying to mix oil and water in the same glass! The two can be in there but at a closer look one can realise that oil always stays on top. Trying to use covert approaches while lurking towards getting sponsorship so easily is not the way out woman. Stop using that as a front cover! All you are doing here is strengthening a call you have been sending in the airwaves for years now. You called it COMBATTING COASTAL EROSION. This is not a good way to magnetize funds. Wasn't this the same way you rushed to declare crop failure when the FAO was waging a war against locusts?(not the Lebanese ones) I mean the real locusts! Was this not the same way you rained speeches upon speeches on the heads of donors in the early stage of this millenium? Did that bear fruits? It never did! Now Isatou look here...Go tell your Boss to milk the coffers of his barren philosophy on PAN AFRICANISM. His is not the one Nkrumah said,his is that one of a lunatic using invectives against people who do not even know why he is angry! Listen to yourself Isatou... read the speech once again. In it you sandwiched the real message from Yahya Jammeh. That is where you were calling for more help because according to your head, government alone cannot do it. Sure we know that. What can this government do on its own save its endless machinations to cover up theft and thuggery then wine after looting the booty? What?! Tell us!
Our esteemed readers are invited to read her whole speech on the daily observer or allafrica.com and see what is being addressed in this piece. The best place for the UNDP to look at after these lengthy speeches should be no other one but our famous TIPPA GARASS on the way to Sukuta. Those drivers can show the UNDP how to help stop sand mining. They will ask for alternatives thus use that for survival then stop loading their trucks with the sand from the sea side. Next let them ask the departments of forestry,natural resources,NARI and the NEA. Infact for respect of protocol why didn't the head of the NEA speak? If he or she did why was that speech missing the news stands? All this noise is covert political manoevers ready to be used for helpling a country faced with bad economics! Where people like Isatou Njie Saidy are getting this air of thinking they know too much makes me really wonder! Anyway "In the city of blind men or women,the one-eyed one could as well be the King or the Queen"
Yahya has to stop this nonsense of trying to see transparency through wood and step down! Wood is not transparent,it is thick and blocks vision period. Now onwards we will be handling the speeches of all these so-called men and women of many words. They are the cause of this endlesss madness. One at a time they will all be handled mercilessly.
Let them count the names of those who have been "washed" here and see.
Read this "myth-plated" speech of shame from a desperate woman trying to beef up her resume for another Job. Who does not know how much Isatou loves working for the UNDP? She will be running her mouth saying they wanted me but I turned it down to help Boss. Not true!!!!!!!!!!!!! You want them more Isatou.
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"....Vice President Njie-Saidy further highlighted that the efforts to forge a global concensus have been damaged by series of myths.
“The first myth claimed that climate change is either a natural process or an elaborate fiction.The IPCC reports destroyed that myth because we know that the earth’s climate is changing rapidly with potentially damaging consequences,” she said.
She added that the second myth argued that responding to climate change will be too costly, undermine economic growth, and divert attentions from sustainable development, whilst the final myth claimed that climate change is a scientific and environmental issue, a danger to natural systems but irrelevant to human ones..."
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Source(allafrica.com)