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WIMBO WA LEO

OUTTA MY SYSTEM- BOW WOW

Damn, I mean, I just keep thinkin' about you
I mean, I wanna move on but I can’t move on
It’s like you got some kinda hold on me and, man I don’t know
But I'ma go ahead and talk about it, listen

I'm sittin' lookin' out the window like damn
Tryna fix this situation that's at hand
You're still runnin' through my mind
When I'm knowin' that you shouldn't be
Me all on your mind and I'm knowin' that it couldn't be

'Cause you ain't called and I ain't even appalled
I still got a lotta pain, I ain't dealt wit it all
I been runnin' 'round with other chicks, I'm single and they lovin' it
I'm likin' it but I just want the one that I was in love with

That's not the end of it, I'm tryna let you go
I can't get a grip of it is what I'm tryna let you know
You got a hold or some kinda control of me
I don't know what it is but I gotta get you gone from me

I’m workin' at it and it ain't gettin' no better
Just tryna be like, yeah, forget it, whatever
Instead of starin' out this glass, lookin' at this bad weather
Damn, I gotta pull myself together 'cause

When I’m with somebody, all I think 'bout is you
When I’m all alone, that’s all I wanna do
I miss the smilin' faces in my Sidekick, outta town visits
All the time we spent together
Makes it hard to get you outta my system

And you know what you do to me, do to me
You don’t even understand, damn
And you know what you do to me, do to me
It’s so hard to get you outta my system

I’m too attached, my heart won’t let me fall back
I got it bad, that’s what you can call that
And when I see you in the streets, that’s the worse for me
Used to love the little things you did, that’s what works for me

It’s too major, don’t see you in my pager
Know what you doin', where you at or can I see you later?
The fellas tellin' me, “Just let her go, Bow�
Believe me, I’m tryin', man, I just don’t know how

I be in all the top spots, leavin' with the hot shots
Knowin' they just want me 'cause I’m in the top spot
That’s not poppin' and my brain ain't stoppin'
Thinkin' who she with or where she goin', is she club hoppin'?

I never had this kind of problem in my life
This is my first time dealin' with this kind of fight
It’s every night and every flight and every time you in my sight
Damn, this ain't even right 'cause

When I’m with somebody, all I think 'bout is you
When I’m all alone, that’s all I wanna do
I miss the smilin' faces in my Sidekick, outta town visits
All the time we spent together
Makes it hard to get you outta my system

And you know what you do to me, do to me
You don’t even understand, damn
And you know what you do to me, do to me
It’s so hard to get you outta my system

Is it wrong for me to feel this way?
You been runnin' through my mind all day, can you feel me?
I been tryna get you off my mind
But I can't after all this time, that’s what kills me

Is it wrong for me to feel this way?
You been runnin' through my mind all day, can you feel me?
I been tryna get you off my mind
But I can't after all this time and it kills me

When I’m with somebody, all I think 'bout is you
When I’m all alone, that’s all I wanna do
I miss the smilin' faces in my Sidekick, outta town visits
All the time we spent together
Makes it hard to get you outta my system

And you know what you do to me, do to me
You don’t even understand, damn
And you know what you do to me, do to me
It’s so hard to get you outta my system

I remember everything that me and you talked about
Me and you had our whole life planned out together
And if I could, I would turn back the hands of time
And correct all my mistakes that I ever did

But now I guess I gotta move on, right?
It’s still hard and I still love you to this day
Peace

BIG BROTHER AMPLIFIED

Big Brother's blaring voice was heard for the first time in the Tails House as he announced that the game had started and they would have to start Nominating each other.

The Housemates will be playing the game from their two different Houses.

The Housemates in the Tail House couldn't stop talking about how excited they were to finally be in a peaceful space.

Speculation is rife in both Houses but none of the Housemates know for sure about the other House or if the other Housemates are still in the game or not.

Osama is Dead!

Osama bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda, is dead.

US president Barack Obama said bin Laden, the most-wanted fugitive on the US list, had been killed on Sunday in a US operation in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad, about 61km north of Islamabad.

"Tonight, I can report to the people of the United States and the world, the United States had carried an operation that has killed Osama bin Laden, a terrorist responsible for killing thousands of innocent people," Obama said in a statement.

"Today, at my direction, the United States carried out that operation... they killed Osama bin Laden and took custody of his body.

"The death of bin Laden marks the most significant achievement to date against al-Qaeda.

"We must also reaffirm that United states is not and will never be at war against Islam. Bin Laden was not a Muslim leader, in fact, he slaughtered many Muslims," Obama said.

Four people, including one of bin Laden's sons, were also killed in the operation.

According to New York Times, bin Laden's body was taken to Afghanistan and later buried at sea.

Hours after Obama made the announcement, a top al-Qaeda ideologue promised revenge for bin Laden's death. The commentator, going by the online name Assad al-Jihad2 posted on websites a long eulogy for the al-Qaeda leader and promised to "avenge the killing of the Sheik of Islam".

The Pakistani Taliban also threatened attacks against government leaders, including President Asif Ali Zardari, the Pakistan army and the United States.

"Now Pakistani rulers, President Zardari and the army will be our first targets. America will be our second target," Ehsanullah Ehsan, a spokesman for Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or Taliban Movement of Pakistan, told Reuters by telephone from an undisclosed location.

US celebrations


Barack Obama called bin Laden's death the 'most significant achievement' against al-Qaeda [EPA]

But as the news of bin Laden's death spread, crowds gathered outside the White House in Washington DC to celebrate.

Former US president George Bush called his death a "momentous achievement".

"The fight against terror goes on, but tonight America has sent an unmistakable message: No matter how long it takes, justice will be done," Bush said in a statement.

According to Al Jazeeera's Rosalind Jordan in Washington, the operation had been in the making for the last nine or 10 months.

"The fact that it happened inside Pakistan, there have been suggestions that Pakistani intelligence may have been protecting them," she said.

Patty Culhane, another Al Jazeera correspondent, said the US authorities got intelligence last September and were able to track bin Laden down through his couriers. They followed them to his compound which was reported to be worth over a million dollars.

Reporting from Pakistan, Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder said the development had caught a lot of people by surprise .

"He was considered by many as a hero, but not to the extent that people would come out on the streets. The reaction so far not likely to be strong on the streets, perhaps a protest here or there by the religious parties," he said.

'Symbolic victory'

Qais Azimy, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Kabul, said Afghan officials described bin Laden's killing as a "symbolic victory", since he was no longer directly connected to the group's field operations.

"This organisation (Al Qaeda) is more than Bin Laden, it may be symbolised by Bin Laden, but it definitely is more than Bin Laden"

Mark Kimmit, US military analyst


Mark Kimmit, a US military analyst, said bin Laden's death "was not the end of terrorism, but an end of a chapter."

"Capturing or killing bin Laden has more iconic value. It will have symbolic value, because it has been a number of years since bin Laden has exercised day to day control over operations. We still have an al-Qaeda threat out there and that will be there for a number of years.

"This organisation (al-Qaeda) is more than bin Laden, it may be symbolised by bin Laden, but it definitely is more than bin Laden," he said.

It is, however, a major accomplishment for Obama and his national security team. Obama's predecessor, George Bush, had repeatedly vowed to bring to justice the mastermind of the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington, but never did before leaving office in early 2009.

He had been the subject of a search since he eluded US soldiers and Afghan militia forces in a large-scale assault on the Tora Bora mountains in 2001. The trail quickly went cold after he disappeared and many intelligence officials believed he had been hiding in Pakistan.

While in hiding, bin Laden had taunted the West and advocated his views in videotapes spirited from his hideaway.

Besides September 11, Washington has also linked bin Laden to a string of attacks - including the 1998 bombings of American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania and the 2000 bombing of the warship USS Cole in Yemen.


Source: Al Jazeera and agencies

Gbagbo's Fate

A macabre welcome greeted new arrivals to Abidjan on Tuesday morning: a dozen corpses lined up on a roadside by a petrol station, bullet wounds to their heads.

The wounds and the neat line-up of the bodies suggested an execution. A soldier in the forces of Alassane Ouattara, now in control of the area, said they were shot by troops loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, as they rushed to meet advancing Ouattara soldiers.

After days of promise, Ouattara's rebels launched their final assault to unseat Gbagbo. A lull in fighting on the motorway leading to the centre of Abidjan, the one-time "Paris of Africa", allowed the air to be filled with birdsong. But the acrid stench of death was apparent.

Further down the road, a burnt-out armoured vehicle from Gbagbo's army straddled the road and the gutter, smoke still wafting from its insides.

A civilian was hiding between two corpses lying in the middle of the road. The bodies were pro-Gbagbo soldiers blown out of a pick-up truck mounted with a machine gun.

Close by, an army tank was in flames, its own light ammunition popping like firecrackers.

It was not clear how the vehicles came unstuck. But earlier, UN and French forces had confirmed they would use their mandate to protect civilians as grounds to take out Gbagbo's heavy weapons.
SOURCE-GUARDIAN UK