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This is the spirit haruna. I hope an account can be sorted out for us in England and Europe. 

Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:  

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(http://thegdp.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/a1ma18852598-0001lawyerjobarteh.jpg) UPDATE: Fatou Jaw Manneh Fund:
Kathleen Johnson - Teacher(Georgia) - $50.00 Money Order
Glenn Seymour - Engineer(South Carolina) - $100.00 Cheque
Rhonda Miller - Dental Tech(Georgia) - $20.00 - Cash
Shay Wyatt - Student(Georgia) - $10.00 - Cash
Aminata Dramane - Mali - Student in Canada - $50.00 Money order
Total pledged-$1,080.00 Received-$525.00 Sent-$0.00
Aug. 19th, 2008
Friends, Ladies & Gentlemen,
We had an opportunity to speak with Fatou today and happy to share that she 
is in great spirits as usual and she can’t wait to thank you who continue to 
stand by her even though you do not know her. That is the spirit of a 
democratic life - Shared value, shared burdens, and shared prosperity.
We are pleased to share with you the following partners who have so 
responsively pledged to the Fatou Jaw Manneh Fund via [log in to unmask] 
(mailto:[log in to unmask]) since we have made the call to join hands and raise 
the $12,500.00 fine amount to repay our gracious helpers:
Anonymous - Guinea Conakry (residing in Canada) - $25.00 - Cheque
Nouhoum Traore’ - Mali (residing in Georgia) - $50.00 - Money Order
Eric Bush - Georgia - $100.00 - Cheque
Pape Demba Sow - Senegal (residing in Georgia) - $25.00 - Cash
Karen McClure - North Carolina - $100.00 - Money order
Haruna Darbo - Georgia - $500.00 - Cheque
Margaret Sarnowski - Florida - $50.00 - Money order
Total pledged-$850.00 Received-$500.00
Please feel free to make your pledge in the comment section at the bottom of 
this page or to [log in to unmask] (mailto:[log in to unmask]) and 
remember to inform us whether you wish to remain anonymous. We will keep a 
running total accordingly. Thank you so very much.

Aug. 18th 2008. Fatou Jaw Manneh convicted by the coop.
Dear Friends,
We at The GDP wish to thank all of you who have graced Fatou’s cove and who 
have called as a show of solace and support to Fatou. She appreciates every 
one of you and has asked us to thank you for her. When she is able, she will 
personally thank all of you the soonest.
I want to share with you that Fatou has been blessed with some of the 
greatest brothers one could ever hope for. Without their updating me I will not 
have been able to share Fatou’s plight with you. I therefore personally thank 
Mr. Salifu Manneh, Mr. Ousman Manneh, and Mr Babucarr Manneh. We also thank 
Fatou’s chief counsel Mr. Lamin Jobarteh and Mr. Lamin Camara as well as the 
most compassionate Hon. Barry Wells, US Ambassador to Gambia. We are all proud 
of you.
Magistrate Buba Jawo opined that Yahya brought a lot of development to 
Gambia and that the words alleged to have been shared with AllGambian.net 
newspaper risked inciting riots and disorder. My friends you must be thinking what I’
m thinking.
1. Magistrate Jawo had therefore concluded, prosecution’s delinquency in 
this area notwithstanding, that the words Fatou was alleged to have spoken (The 
interview was never authenticated) in the interview amounted to seditious 
speech and revealed INTENT for sedition. He lied and understandably was afraid 
for his life and or job.
2. By his assertion that Yahya brought development to Gambia and therefore 
is immune to criticism, and unawares, magistrate Jawo had certified what we 
have been sharing with you all along; that the case was Fatou V. Yahya and not 
one of State V. Fatou. There is a subtle but substantial difference between 
the two styles. It means that there was no case of State V. Fatou as offered 
by the prosecution and therefore it should have been thrown out summarily.
3. If magistrate Jawo realised and was confident that Yahya did indeed bring 
all this development to Gambia, would it not defy logic then that the words 
of a lowly journalist to the contrary would be capable of INCITING riots and 
disorder??????? Or is it that the learned magistrate was lying again about 
the premise of his ruling???
Nevertheless friends, the kangaroo court headed by a slave of a magistrate 
has done the dirty deed. We are pleased that our other friends on the ground 
in Gambia assisted by other good samaritan citizens and non-citizens alike, 
were able to come up with the ridiculously exhorbitant fine of $12,500.00 
within an equally ridiculous time frame of 11/2 hours.
Our task now my friends is to raise that amount in the quickest way possible 
to repay the generous souls, some of whom had used their daily bread’s worth 
to ascertain Fatou’s freedom. Any amount will be appreciated and can be 
mailed to:
The GDP (Fatou Jow Manneh Fund)
P.O. Box 775
Lithia Springs, GA 30122
Please note if you wish to remain anonymous.
We thank you all and may God Bless you and yours.




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