Moses, you, Kennedy and some of your friends did what you now condemn to me some time ago. I however agree with your current position. I am also going back to ROM.
CAO.On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 10:12 PM, Moses Ebe Ochonu <meochonu@gmail.com> wrote:
"The simple answer is, Kennedy Emetulu's brother is = PDP which is= Jonathan who is= SURE-P which is= Kennedy Emetulu."So this is the basis of the recycled and unproven allegation that Kennedy Emetulu is a paid SURE-P commentator? I know the exchanges in this forum can sometimes degenerate into cyber fisticuffs but I've never seen such a deliberate and unfounded character assassination of a fellow forum member. Is it okay now on this forum to recklessly throw out innuendoes and allegations that impugn the honor and character of another forum member? If Kennedy had not come out forcefully to debunk this extremely malicious and wild allegation, his honor and name would have been associated with a fake SURE-P patronage constructed solely on the basis of his blood relation to a PDP candidate.Even without any proof being offered and in spite of Kennedy's denial, another forum member has gone ahead to repeat the allegation as though there was something to it, in a deliberate effort to keep the insinuation going and in order to discredit Kennedy. I don't agree with most of Kennedy's positions on the imminent election and he knows it since he and I have basically agreed to disagree on another forum, but why can't those who similarly disagree with him outline their objections and counter-arguments as Shola and a few others have done without trying to intimidate him with attacks on his integrity? When did guilt by association or kinship and a far-fetched logical fallacy of connections become the basis for attacking the character of an interlocutor? This is why a lot of people have chosen to remain in ROM (Read Only Mode) and contribute only sporadically.It is not only Kennedy that has been a target of this strange tactic of character assassination. Both Ikhide and Toyin Adepoju have, at different times, had their integrity questioned and have been accused without a shred of evidence of being paid by Jonathan to attack Buhari's supporters or to sell their alleged paymaster--just because they are expressing contrarian, controversial views considered unpopular by their accusers.People have been called "tribalists" and their positions ascribed to "tribal" political calculations as though the accusers can read minds and discern motives.For goodness sake, why can't we disagree with people without questioning their motive or their honor, without suspecting that their views have been bought for money or other pecuniary patronage? If we all thought alike, would it not be boring? I've come to the conclusion that many of our people cannot deal with difference, especially when that difference is loud, robust, and brash.I taya for my country and its people.Anyway, back to ROM.--On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 2:16 PM, 'Adeshina Afolayan' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com> wrote:
My Sister, What if Buhari loses the election come March 30 or April 1when the results must all have come in, who get to scratch the head?I don't think anyone, not you and certainly not Kennedy, should come out on a limb on this issue. It is certain that the election will be very interesting. My own political adrenalin is already fired. But the most we can epistemically say is: at least someone will win (and even that isn't sacrosanct because anything--ANYTHING--can still happen).So?Adeshina AfolayanSent from Yahoo Mail on Android
Date:Tue, 3 Mar, 2015 at 3:23 am
Subject:USA Africa Dialogue Series - BUHARI'S CHATHAM HOUSE CHARADE: NOT A STATESMANLIKE PRESENTATION AND NOT A STATESMANLIKE EXIT!Dear Kennedy,
Note how calmly I called you. You need to simmer. You are getting too hot headed that I begin to wonder if, what someone called your 'e-bullets' energy should not be aimed at Bokoharam. You have gone over the lid. My suggestion to the group is that we allow him to take a break from his 'psychobabble'. It is countdown to March 28. One last thing though, Kennedy tell Jonathan the story of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.... Beware of the month of march...
I am done with you. My next chit chat with you is March 28, when you will nervously scratch your head for want of what to say.
Ofure
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