Haruna:
It's Dirhams, not Dinars. and Demba, Suntou, Haruna, Joe etc. are all
my brothers and sisters at large. We are all from the same family. As
for Suntou, I am looking forward to welcoming him in Abu Dhabi on his
way to the Taliban in SW Pakistan. I will make sure Joe does not fix
his daa...
Introduction in due course.....
Gambia zindabad!
-Laye
On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 10:08 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Our new Ellen manager is buried in Dinars than he knows what to do with. But
> do you see him trying to bail Demba out of jail??? No. Kukeh got us in all
> this trouble. And Demba would swear that Laye is his close friend. Well how
> do we know that???? And if we are not supposed to know, then what does your
> friendship matter when one of you is incarcerated??? How would you celebrate
> your friendships? If you don't let go of some of the DInars, how would you
> have room for more to come in???? Kambians!!!! Haruna. DARBO.
>
> In a message dated 1/16/2010 11:56:43 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
> Exciting Suntou. I am pleased even as you view Demba to be malignantly
> biased, you still will donate $20.00 to secure his freedom so he can be
> biased again. This indicates to me that your passionate claim of Demba's
> debilitating bias does not preclude your desire for a free Demba. In effect,
> you are demonstrating that even if you vehemently disagree with your fellow
> citizen, his/her freedom is indispensably tied to your own freedom and that
> freedom by itself or the lack thereof does not significantly affect scope of
> disdain, crime, or perceived malignancy. What it also demonstrates to us is
> that your view of Demba can be open to challenge by other, all while Demba
> remains free from arrest, incarceration, or other infringement from other.
> In essence, Demba is free to be Demba until he transgresses on the rights
> and freedom of his fellow citizens. It is evident therefore that when we
> receive your $20.00 equivalent donation to afford Demba freedom to continue
> to be Demba, he still is at the mercy of another jailer who may wish to
> donate for his re-incarceration. De-minimis, Demba will live in a halo of
> on-again off-again shows of disdain and secours and Demba will be able to
> inventory the net value of his life on his fellow citizen.
>
> Demba eagerly awaits your donation to purchase his freedom if temporal. You
> are a great man Suntou and I declare Demba does not have a better friend
> among his fellow citizens than yourself, the tonguicoff notwithstanding. I
> encourage Karim and the Olfactor to weigh in on Demba's dilemma in as
> demonstrable a manner as only they can. Demba always informs me how many
> friends he has in our community and I have always been wanting to put that
> postulation to the test. I think we can get a closure not on whether Demba
> is or should be Neutral or biased, but how to manage his bias or neutrality
> more valuably for mankind. I am confident you are not purchasing Demba's
> freedom so Freedomnews can secure their interview. The man Nderry must be
> challenged to recognize value in Demba enough to want to secure his freedom.
> I will be liaising with warden Sankareh of Ellenecho jail to sign Demba's
> free pass so he can afford Freedomnews an interview. Its all out of my hands
> when I receive your donation of $20.00 Suntou barring another fellow citizen
> donating for Demba's continued incarceration and more impressive
> fund-raising for Chief Manneh.
>
> I commend your spirit and appreciate Nderry's apparent concern for Demba's
> freedom.
> Haruna.
>
>
> In a message dated 1/16/2010 7:00:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
> Haruna, your initiative is a good strategy to raise funds for our brother
> Ebirma Manneh. My observations of Demba stems from a two year analysis of
> his politics. He categorised me just has any fanatic PDOIS fellow would do.
> Only they has the ability to comprehend rationally so far as the Gambia is
> concern. Some of them would even have you believe that, the accumulation of
> socialist ideas in the Bereau is much better than attending any University.
> Demba for his pride refuse to capture my simple points. He is not like
> any ordinary communicator here. That doesn't mean he cannot air his heart's
> content. Many other editors are right here on all the forums even if they
> make it out they are not with us. But they know how sensitive the job of an
> editor is. I know deep down Demba knows what i said were correct, but to
> safe his face he kept jabbing at me.
> I will donate $20 Dollars to set him free Masoud. Deal!
> Suntou
>
> On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 3:17 AM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>> Don't tell me you missed it again. Haruna.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Haruna Darboe <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Sent: Thu, Jan 14, 2010 1:12 am
>> Subject: Re: Analysis of the objectives, values, hurdles and organisation
>> of Agenda 2011
>>
>> What happened? I didn't get any closure as to whether Demba is or should
>> be neutral. I think both Suntou and Demba made some great points. Suntou
>> expressed his perception of Demba and his repulsion at Demba's apparent bias
>> given Demba's dual roles as editor of the indomitable Gainako and Secretary
>> General of the GPU-USA. Demba shared that to be neutral is not human and
>> that his apparent bias ought not take away from his value as a social
>> entrepreneur. These are seminal considerations for mankind. And we are none
>> the wiser for them. Let us just say Demba is on trial by a prospective
>> subscriber to Gainako. And I happen to know Demba is working on a
>> fund-raising campaign for Chief Ebrima Manneh. So I'll put Demba in Ellen's
>> and Mafanta's penitentiary (EMCM jail for you Mams). To minimize the affect
>> of Demba's bias, you could donate $5.00 or equivalent to keep him locked up.
>> If Demba has any friends here who want to see him released, they can counter
>> with an equal donation. We will keep this going for as long as we have folk
>> pro or con Demba's freedom. All proceeds go to the Chief Manneh Fund.
>>
>> So I begin by pledging $20.00 to arraign Demba and put him in lockdown.
>> This means Demba cannot speak here on Ellen until an amount equal to $20.00
>> is donated to grant him license to speak in his defense. You notice Chief
>> Manneh remains abducted and is unable to speak or defend himself. Imagine
>> Demba in the same condition to imagine what Chief Manneh must be dealing
>> with. Until we establish an address to send the donations to, you can send
>> all donations to:
>>
>> The Global Democracy Project
>> Chief Manneh Fund
>> P.O. Box 775
>> Lithia Springs, GA. 30122
>> Please note Demba Jail or Demba Free.
>> I will share a running tally with you from time to time. Suffice it to say
>> Demba is now officially in jail. At least he'll figure out if he has any
>> friends who agony over his incarceration.
>>
>> Suntou, don't change the rules. If you want to prolong his incarceration,
>> you can donate to Demba Jail even if there is excess funds for his
>> incarceration. If you really think he's biased, you wouldn't wanna hear his
>> mouth again. Only a moratorium can pardon him. And that Moratorium will come
>> from Galleh and JDAM in a joint communique'. Should they deadlock on which
>> way to go, Yero will break the tie. Ok I love you all. Keep the people of
>> Haiti in your prayers and help them if you can.
>>
>> Haruna.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Sent: Tue, Jan 12, 2010 11:43 am
>> Subject: Re: Analysis of the objectives, values, hurdles and organisation
>> of Agenda 2011
>>
>> Thanx Demba. I like you mixing hal pulaar in your conversations. It makes
>> the conversation more intimate and helps to soothe Suntou. Also it helps me
>> polish my language skills in hal pulaar. My friend Dem is not terribly
>> conversant so he is shirking on his responsibilities to teach me Pulaar. I
>> want him to know his great father assigned him the task of teaching me the
>> language because all my siblings can speak it comfortably except myself. He
>> can claim he wasn't aware of that onerous task but I know what I heard in
>> 1979. So I'm calling him to let him know that you Demba have officially
>> taken his place for his own delinquency. Don't just call me once a year to
>> wish me happy new year, Happy Tobaski, happy this and happy that in Pulaar.
>> I'm not pleased with you Dem. Demba please continue to infuse life in our
>> conversations. Maybe, just maybe, you'll save someone's life other than
>> Suntou.
>>
>> And I have a word or two about this Neutrality business Suntou and Demba.
>> I'll share that later or tomorrow. So keep the Tonguicoff going for a while
>> longer. If you stop I'll remind you two. You know I will. Haruna.
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Sent: Mon, Jan 11, 2010 5:43 pm
>> Subject: Re: Analysis of the objectives, values, hurdles and organisation
>> of Agenda 2011
>>
>> Continue on your path and you will be sorry... the mind is a terible thing
>> to waste... you are another rebel without a course... I'm done with you and
>> should have long time ago because no amount of education will make you
>> grow... Wonna koo maayitan yurmeneh ..Allah Yafoo. (sympathy is not only for
>> the dead).
>>
>> Demba
>>
>> On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 2:56 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Demba, I made my point. I heard lots of gossip on the fanatic or
>>> extremist bits. it amuse me. Have your opinion, but remember the
>>> implications for what you do.
>>> Your over zealous PDOIS mentality makes you a casualty of being neutral
>>> towards others, just like Foroyaa cannot afford being neutral when political
>>> issues are the subject matter. My warning Demba which may be harsh are facts
>>> which you need to take on board unless your editorship is unimportant to
>>> you. In which case resign and be an ordinary bystander. That way, your
>>> relevance in so far as media matter are concern will be nothing. take it or
>>> continue soldiering for PDOIS. I have little interest in your opinions which
>>> are general, when they become political, especially opposition matters, that
>>> is a worry. Watch that bit, sarcasm is nothing i lose sleep over.
>>> Suntou
>>>
>>> On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 7:49 PM, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Extremist is the correct term... I was trying to be modest but it
>>>> doesn't work with you. Thanks for using the right terms. Neutral in the
>>>> public???.. don't have an opinion, don't be a regular human being, or a
>>>> citizen. Just focus on your meager responsibility of trying to contribute to
>>>> society... these are the dummest and most ignorant interpretation of roles
>>>> and responsibilities.
>>>>
>>>> So being an editor takes away your duty as a citizen? Your natural human
>>>> bias and your ability to function in any other setting... I am stunned for
>>>> real. The more I read from you the more it affirms the notion that education
>>>> is more than book knowledge... that sometimes there is nothing society can
>>>> do to change how others think and reason... but it is still worth trying I
>>>> think.
>>>>
>>>> it is absolutely amazing how narrow minded you are.. From one
>>>> controversy to another, one offense to another.... I guess it may be that
>>>> you are in search of your soul... this is why I still love to engage you and
>>>> am sure others are too... because we love you as a brother and wish well for
>>>> you... hopefully you will grow along with us... because failure to engage
>>>> you could be more disasterous and it might just sway you in the unfortunate
>>>> world of extremism.. which is dangerous... stay in touch... painful as it
>>>> may be....but we can't throw away our own.
>>>>
>>>> Demba
>>>>
>>>> On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 10:53 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Fundamentalist. You better say extremist. You support the issues that
>>>>> you have presented Demba. Remember I have debated you over PDOIS on many
>>>>> occasions. You are not a bystander in PDOIS affairs. Be brave and
>>>>> acknowledge that.
>>>>> You should be embarrase for yourself. I am not sentimental over public
>>>>> matters. Grow up. What I refer is that, whether you support a particular
>>>>> politician or not is not relevant, what you as an editor con GPU Secretary
>>>>> General should do is be neutral in the public. You are caught up between
>>>>> your love for Halifa and your role as Gainako man. Know where to let loose
>>>>> your guns. For you be taken seriously both as a gainako editor and GPU
>>>>> leader, you must approach matter delicately especially in public forums. You
>>>>> seems to be seriously confuse over that.
>>>>> I will continue to make such matters clear to you Dember, until such a
>>>>> time yo realise, Editors do support individual political parties, but they
>>>>> control their feelings so far as public discourse is concern. When you are
>>>>> able to divorce the two, the conflict of interest which you are so oblivious
>>>>> about will be taken care of.
>>>>> Suntou
>>>>>
>>>>> On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 7:40 AM, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> S.u.n.t.o.u.....
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What a fundamentalist view of issues Mr.... I guess you have never
>>>>>> seen the New York times, Washington post or the The Times endorse a
>>>>>> candidate or political party yeh? How lame?. Did Kejau endorse any party or
>>>>>> candidate? Did Gainako endorse anybody? You offering advice ... wow on what
>>>>>> moral ground?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Dude, there is a difference between presenting an issue and supporting
>>>>>> it... got it? We are in the business of presenting ideas regardless of
>>>>>> whether we agree with them or not. Oh am sorry I forgot it takes common
>>>>>> sense to know that.. These papers are not the BBC or GRTS.. they are not
>>>>>> public corporations Got it?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Am really embarrassed for you my brother... if you notice you have
>>>>>> increasingly isolated folks from engaging you on these petty debates. I
>>>>>> think though the mind is a terrible thing to waste and you certainly have
>>>>>> more to offer. It is better to engage you no matter how painful it is with
>>>>>> the hope that you will look at the issues with an objective mind, or at
>>>>>> least think before you write or pick up the phone and call someone. Oh one
>>>>>> more thing those credible UDP supporters should stop you from speaking for
>>>>>> the Party.... you don't have the interest of the party period. Just food for
>>>>>> thought...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Regards
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Demba
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 3:58 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Demba, may be you need to ask more experience media practioners
>>>>>>> on the role of editors in the affairs of partisan politics. As for you, no
>>>>>>> sane UDP person will even think of you to be neutal in your role as Gainako
>>>>>>> editor towards our party. Yes, I am a contributor to Allgambian, the Gambia
>>>>>>> Journal, sometimes Maafanta or even Gainako. My articles just like that of
>>>>>>> all contributors pass through the hands of editors who reserve the right to
>>>>>>> either publish or not to.
>>>>>>> Whilst you are an editor of a Gambian news paper who we all believe
>>>>>>> should be seen to be neutral even if it is not. Have you ever
>>>>>>> seen experience editors taken sides towards the opposition parties, have you
>>>>>>> ever seen season editors openly declaring their support for one opposition
>>>>>>> against the other? You have to understand the enormous role place on the
>>>>>>> doors of an editor Demba. I know you are learning, but learn fast my friend.
>>>>>>> My advise to Kejau is just that, an advise. It is up to him to either
>>>>>>> be calm and focus on issues or adopt a style he is comfortable with, which
>>>>>>> may alianate a section of readers. So Demba blow the PDOIS trumpet as loud
>>>>>>> as you can, but also expect us to see your paper as partisan and bias. You
>>>>>>> cannot do anything about that.
>>>>>>> Suntou for now is not an editor or publisher of any newspaper, when i
>>>>>>> become one, my comments in public foras will change.
>>>>>>> Be seen to be neutral Demba, if you cannot then, the judegment we
>>>>>>> pass on you as the cheif of GPU USA and editor of Gainako is upto us.
>>>>>>> Suntou
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 9:14 PM, Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]>
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Wow... I guess this one is really interesting... what makes Suntou
>>>>>>>> think that he can freely introduce topics here at his disposal but others
>>>>>>>> have limited freedom to do the same? Is Suntou not affiliated with the
>>>>>>>> GambiaJournal as a columnist and regularly forward pieces here? What is the
>>>>>>>> difference between the two? Come on...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> This is getting outrageous and decent folks on this forum must try
>>>>>>>> to make a stop to this Erratic tirade against our freedom of speech. Being
>>>>>>>> affiliated with the media does not mean you cannot have an opinion
>>>>>>>> politically or socially. So it is ok with Suntou to openly advocate
>>>>>>>> political support but not others. I find this dilusional for real. This
>>>>>>>> character need some isolation and I think it is becoming an embarrassment to
>>>>>>>> be speaking for the UDP.... without anyone issuing a caution...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> If you want to lead you must act and speak like a leader. This is
>>>>>>>> what Gambians are demanding of our politicians who aspires to lead us.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> phew.....
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Demba
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 2:34 AM, suntou touray
>>>>>>>> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Kejau, being in the media now places you on a delicate pedestal.
>>>>>>>>> Beware of ways you introduce topics or subjects on forums. A media house
>>>>>>>>> must be seen to be neutral no matter how strongly one feels about an issue.
>>>>>>>>> Therefore, giving unnecessary introduction to the political adventure
>>>>>>>>> project of Halifa is objectionable.
>>>>>>>>> We at the UDP U.K have read the Agenda 2011 weeks ago.
>>>>>>>>> All it contain is the similar PDOIS line of communicating. The
>>>>>>>>> Agenda wish to re-activate the failed STDG attempts to get a leader among
>>>>>>>>> the five opposition parties.
>>>>>>>>> What we say is that, If Halifa is interested in any alliance or
>>>>>>>>> coalitions, he should acknowledge the party that will pull the most votes
>>>>>>>>> for the opposition, that party should lead, just like it happen in many
>>>>>>>>> other countries. Read the whole agenda towards the end, you will see his
>>>>>>>>> real intentions. There is no need for wasting time over a flawed idea from
>>>>>>>>> the beginning.
>>>>>>>>> We aim for a party lead alliance, headed by the UDP. There will be
>>>>>>>>> one term limit for the opposition president, and all other issues will
>>>>>>>>> follow.
>>>>>>>>> I for one don't buy Halifa's ideas now and even unless he change
>>>>>>>>> the core contentious parts, the core is the leadership. Yet up to
>>>>>>>>> now, Halifa is not willing to swallow his ego and accept that, the UDP by
>>>>>>>>> virtue of its size should head a coalition of opposition parties. Giving
>>>>>>>>> more media exposure to the agenda will not trick us. From when it was
>>>>>>>>> published in the Gambia echo, Gainako, the real goal was known, so let
>>>>>>>>> Halifa change route and accept what will work. A larger part of the paper is
>>>>>>>>> patronising to say the least. Gambians don't need lecturing on politics, all
>>>>>>>>> they need is free media and genuine civil society daily normal dialogue.
>>>>>>>>> With respect.
>>>>>>>>> Suntou
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM, Kejau Touray
>>>>>>>>> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Analysis of the objectives, values, hurdles and organisation of
>>>>>>>>>> Agenda 2011
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Analysis of the objectives, values, hurdles and organisation of
>>>>>>>>>> Agenda 2011
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> As Gambians approach 2011 presidential and national assembly
>>>>>>>>>> elections we are again faced with immense task of organising and
>>>>>>>>>> participating under very unfavourable conditions. Many have expressed hope
>>>>>>>>>> of the opposition parties getting together to form another coalition, early
>>>>>>>>>> in the day to avoid the repeated failings to unite. Many are still mute on
>>>>>>>>>> such laudable efforts and as usual treading cautiously, despite the urgency
>>>>>>>>>> of the situation, especially organisations such as STGDP and other media
>>>>>>>>>> outlets on line off line.
>>>>>>>>>> With the state media virtually fixed on the incumbent everyday
>>>>>>>>>> and even more in his countrywide campaign trails and absolutely giving no
>>>>>>>>>> coverage to the other six active political parties, citizens have to find
>>>>>>>>>> alternative and more ingenious means to organise and communicate. This
>>>>>>>>>> coupled with enactments of tightening and repressive media laws by the
>>>>>>>>>> Gambia government meant that Gambian can never have access to any other
>>>>>>>>>> alternative view.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Read full story
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> On Tue 05/01/10 10:30 , Kejau Touray <[log in to unmask]>
>>>>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> > President of Senegal Due in Banjul this morning to reassure
>>>>>>>>>> > Gambians,
>>>>>>>>>> > amidst Gambia government's recent accusations
>>>>>>>>>> > Maitre Wade is due in Banjul this morning with a large
>>>>>>>>>> > delegation
>>>>>>>>>> > for a working day visit after Daily Observer, Yaya Jammeh's
>>>>>>>>>> > propaganda machinery serialized a purported letter from rebel
>>>>>>>>>> > leader,
>>>>>>>>>> > Kukoye Samba Sanyang accusing Senegal's president of
>>>>>>>>>> > facilitating
>>>>>>>>>> > armed incursions into The Gambia. Gambia government under Yaya
>>>>>>>>>> > Jammeh
>>>>>>>>>> > had even written letters to the then UN Secretary General, Kofi
>>>>>>>>>> > Annan
>>>>>>>>>> > accusing Wade of helping Gambian dissidents.
>>>>>>>>>> > This is the first of the elderly statesman's visit, since 2006
>>>>>>>>>> > despite the historical, political as well the geographical close
>>>>>>>>>> > ties
>>>>>>>>>> > between Gambia and Senegal. Commentators suggest that Wade is
>>>>>>>>>> > due in
>>>>>>>>>> > to amend the obvious strain between the sisterly countries amid
>>>>>>>>>> > renewed accusations from The Gambian dictator that Wade meddles
>>>>>>>>>> > in
>>>>>>>>>> > Gambia's internal security affairs.This is despite the fact that
>>>>>>>>>> > Yaya
>>>>>>>>>> > Jammeh, originally from Casamance, Senegal's troubled region has
>>>>>>>>>> > consistently dined and wined with those same rebel leaders
>>>>>>>>>> > whilst
>>>>>>>>>> > mediating between the rebels and Senegalese government. Gambian
>>>>>>>>>> > disidents were often abducted by those rebels and smuggled into
>>>>>>>>>> > Gambia for persecutions,
>>>>>>>>>> > Read Full Story
>>>>>>>>>> > On Mon 04/01/10 12:34 , wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> > > Please find petition below for your perusal and necessary
>>>>>>>>>> > signature.
>>>>>>>>>> > >
>>>>>>>>>> > > http://www.PetitionOnline.com/NADD0110/petition.html
>>>>>>>>>> > > To: UDP, PDOIS, PPP, NRP, NDAM Leaderships
>>>>>>>>>> > > We the undersigned Gambians and friends of The Gambia, from
>>>>>>>>>> > > all
>>>>>>>>>> > > walks of life and various political parties and civil
>>>>>>>>>> > organisations,
>>>>>>>>>> > > wish to petition our opposition political leadership to unite
>>>>>>>>>> > > as
>>>>>>>>>> > soon
>>>>>>>>>> > > as possible to enable us as a united opposition front to end
>>>>>>>>>> > > the
>>>>>>>>>> > self
>>>>>>>>>> > > perpetuating rule of the AFPRC/APRC government,and the
>>>>>>>>>> > > impunity we
>>>>>>>>>> > > have and restore human rights, democracy and rule of law in
>>>>>>>>>> > > The
>>>>>>>>>> > > Gambia.
>>>>>>>>>> > > We acknowledge the failing in the past, but we wish to urge
>>>>>>>>>> > > you
>>>>>>>>>> > all
>>>>>>>>>> > > to try once again, to forget political and ideological
>>>>>>>>>> > > differences
>>>>>>>>>> > to
>>>>>>>>>> > > forge unity and we your supporters promise hereby to fund any
>>>>>>>>>> > > political unity expense, from court trials, the nominations
>>>>>>>>>> > > and
>>>>>>>>>> > the
>>>>>>>>>> > > election campaigns,thereby.
>>>>>>>>>> > > Signed,
>>>>>>>>>> > > Your humble and consistent supporters,
>>>>>>>>>> > > Sincerely,
>>>>>>>>>> > > The Undersigned
>>>>>>>>>> > > View Current Signatures
>>>>>>>>>> > >
>>>>>>>>>> > >
>>>>>>>>>> >
>>>>>>>>>> > ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤�
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