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Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2014 8:59 am

As Cammy is set up to act as the beneficiary of a DBC, a lawyer is brought into play, and his firm is...

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Equal Rights & Associates

So Cammy asks, in between other business:

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What's your record in supporting the rights of gay citizens of Ghana?

His answer was better than Cammy hoped!

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Then concerning your question, about my view point and / or record in supporting on GAY as 3qual Rights and Associates.
Personally to the point of view Gay or no Gay everybody has Equal Right as citizen so therefore i am not against Gay because everyone has his or her right live and let live. This is my stand.

Cammy is overjoyed!

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That's great news! I'll pass it on immediately to my LGBT friends - we hear so many bad things about Africa and its gays that it's good to hear that someone is speaking up for their rights. Has this even caused your firm any problems?

And later:

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Quick note - how many cases have you had involving gay rights? The Rainbow Alliance people are considering sending you a contribution to the cause, but they want some details for their appeals.

Maybe there are some people here who would be able to contact the lawyer and raise his hopes...

Not quite a Newb Joined: 04 Mar 2014 Posts: 36

I have a new character brewing, I'd just love to rant on about the benifits of being LGBT and I think we might need to find some solace at a church in his country to escape persecution..

What do you think?

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2014 9:39 am

Quentin has long been interested in the rights of the little people, particularly those with beards. I'm sure that he would be willing to contribute to an organisation that supports equality.

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 11:22 am

BINGO!

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Thank you for your message actually what I mean is that I am not against Gay marriage rather what I am against is the way and manner government position and Gay rights in this country Ghana and other rest of African countries that is anti Gay rights. In Ghana here I have two in the prison which the government has sentence 15 years in imprisonment for been Gay, because of Ghana's constitution does not recognize gay rights as a result of ignorant etc, this innocent citizen is suffering seriously and has not helper, which I myself has been fighting seriously to secure their bill to no avail due to financier as government official been so corrupt stupid though myself as principal attorney of Equal rights and associates has made strong to secure their release to no avail and still continue up till date to secure their immediate release from the prison as they parents and family has abandoned them for this seek that’s makes conditions so difficult in prison.

We have about 8,000 and above Gay people in Ghana here, most especially the state called Takoradi where they is maximum numbers of Gay, so if you or any entity is willing to help out the gays here In Ghana, better start from the people in the prison which I am ready and willing to help you secure they immediate release, because Gay rights is been respect in Ghana to be precise.

Feel free to ask me for any question or assistance you want concerning Gay rights in Ghana as I am ready and willing to help.

Finally note that you are to send the sum of US$ 1,527.00 to enable my chambers commence action as soon as possible and tell the Rainbow people to have my sincerely support and encouragement as I am with them firmly.

Anyone who wants to be the Rainbow Alliance - let me know; I'll start a new thread if needs must.

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 11:29 am

Quentin is willing to make a sizable donation to the LGBT movement in Ghana if the lad is willing to organise a gay rights parade and provide video of it to be shown in a documentary he is currently working on.

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 9:34 pm

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Actually it will definitely be nice and wonderful if you and the Rainbow people will be of assistance to secure immediate release of innocent Gay people here in Ghana suffering in prison yard for no just cause, we need to re-appeal their case file in order to bring them out or else many of them will serve 15 years jail and some 20 years jail. Many are also hidden trying to avoid mob attack or police arresting them etc as they rights is been highly abused here in Ghana.

So try let’s be of help to them as am sure they will highly appreciate it.

B8er, PM on its way.

Red Devil - what's your plan?

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:09 pm

He needs to get love letters (with photos) from Shorty.

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:09 pm

This looks like fun and I have one character without a bait going on right now. Let me know if you need another person.

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 30 Mar 2014 Posts: 7

I'm new, but I've been reading for a while.

If there is any way I can contribute I'll be glad to help.

I'm a virgin baiter, ready to be used by the first passing person. Smile

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 8:25 am

Rowan, you have PM.

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If there is any way I can contribute I'll be glad to help.

I'll remember you when/if the bait takes hold.

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 8:59 am

Quentin has initiated contact

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I was given your details by a mutual friend Cammy XXX in Sydney.

Darling Cammy tells me that you are big in the LGBT scene in Ghana and are suffering persecution because of your lifestyle choice. I am fortunate to live in a modern country that does not judge based on sexual preference, but it was not always like that as in my youth in the 1970s, I was jailed for 8 months for committing a lewd act in a public toilet. I would not have minded but the gentleman concerned got no punishment and went on to be a senior figure in the Government.

I am hoping that I can help you and your fellow Ghanaians to remove the bigotry that you are currently enduring at the hands of the narrow-minded homophobes that populate your country.

Please do tell me more about yourself and the LGBT scene over there.

Baiting Guru Joined: 07 Jul 2006 Posts: 5727

I'm up for it if you need anyone else. I've got an idea for a character that is quite anti-gay, but is willing to hear other sides of the argument.

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 9:39 pm

Here we go, starting out all simple and straight forward for now.

"Lily" wrote:

Dear Mr. Short,

I am a member of the Rainbow Alliance who was contacted by [C. W.] about supporting your cause. I hear you fight for gay rights in Ghana. Is that correct?

Sincerely,

[Lily Smith],
Rainbow Alliance Member

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 10:38 pm

Yes! I am ALL IN ON THIS should it become a reality.

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:23 am

Quentin has had a response

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In acknowledgement to the receipt of your electronic mail, first I am acquainted with C W and I am really actually one of the Gay defensive attorney here in Ghana because I believed in equity and fair play meaning equal rights for all humanity and since there is freedom of worship in Ghana that permit any person to worship an idol or a physical object such as a cult image as a god, or practices believed to verge on worship, such as giving honour and regard to created forms etc, in which perceptive or consideration Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender rights should have been allowed and endorse based on sexual preference without discriminations or prejudice. So in effect, if you are willing and ready to fight and remove the bigotry on LGBT Ghana, is a very good idea and you are highly welcomed but note that it required moral support and finance to re-appeal their case file and secure they immediate release from the prison and continue fighting seriously for legalization of gay rights in Ghana otherwise LGBT will continue suffering endlessly.

Quentin will be replying with this later

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Dear Darling Barrister F,

It is so good to hear from you. I am pleased to see that you have the courage to publicly declare your sexuality as well as offering assistance to your fellow Ghanaian LGBTs who are suffering at the hands of the narrow minded bigots that seem to prevail in your country and other parts of Africa.

I would love to know more about you and your partner, how long have you been together and how difficult is it for you being an openly gay couple in a homophobic country such as Ghana?

Kisses

Q

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:55 am

I like this lad. He have a heart of gold for the gays in Ghana. I think he could help my old boyfriend Robert. I so wish I still was in touch with him. He was so poor and helpless.

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 8:50 am

If there are still spots available, I'd like to take part. My character Herbert is not actually gay, not at all (he's quite adamant about that), but his terrible luck with women has persuaded him to try batting for the other team.

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:52 am

Everyone's welcome. You can be friends (including forum pals) of Cammy, and/or Rainbow people; but if you have another plan, that's good.

I'll be PMing over the next couple of hours with contact details for the lawyer. Afte that - it's all up to you.

Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 6:46 am

And he's outed himself

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Dear Quentin,

Thank you for your message and you’re concerned over us here in Ghana and other rest of Africa countries.

Personally as for about me I am bisexual and my partner, we have being together for 5 years he loved me very well and I really loved him too, he is called though I am not widely known as gay here in Ghana, rather I am widely known LGBTS supporter because I always been open in my fight for LGBTS rights in Ghana and rest of Africa, during the regime of late President John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills parliamentary doubt on rights I make an open speech saying that government of this nation should respect and observe LGBT rights in Ghana as is been done in many parts of world. Unfortunately the narrow minded people couldn’t understand and/ or reason with me for the reasons LGBT rights in Ghana became abortive here till this moment.

Though the battle is still continue to push forward and legalize our rights here as it supposed, meanwhile I am happy today we have gotten person like you who is ready to support and give what it takes to achieve the vision of LGBT rights here, so that people will come out of hide’s to declare openly their sexual preference without fear of stupid narrow minded people.

Like for example, LGBT persons faced widespread discrimination [in 2010], as well as police harassment and extortion attempts. Gay men in prison were often subjected to sexual and other physical abuse. In June 2010, more than 1,000 protesters in Takoradi, Western Region, participated in a peaceful rally against reports of gay and lesbian activities in their city. This was reportedly the first such protest in the country. In May 2010, an HIV/AIDS training workshop was held in Takoradi for health- care workers. After the workshop, The Daily Graphic announced that 8,000 gay persons had been "registered" in the Western and Central Regions. However, experts in the field denied that there had been any such "registration". After the workshop, there was significant negative reporting in the media about homosexuality. In a June 2010 interview with The Daily Graphic, the Western Region minister called on the government to take steps to combat homosexuality. He included the possibility of police raids on locales frequented by gay men and lesbians, efforts by community leaders to "wean young people" away from homosexuality, and a public condemnation by the government. However, no arrests of persons were made in connection with his comments by year's end, and he did not repeat his call. It was reported that four men who worked within the community of gay men were arrested in May 2010 in connection with an alleged sexual assault and were later charged with sodomy. The case was first brought to the Takoradi Circuit Court on August 24; however, it had not been heard by year's end.

LGBT persons faced widespread discrimination, as well as police harassment and extortion attempts, Gay men in prison were often subjected to sexual and other physical abuse. In March a gang of men assaulted nine people they believed to be LGBT individuals in Jamestown, a neighborhood of Accra, forcing them from their homes and attacking them with canes and sticks. The victims filed a complaint with a legal human rights organization. They said their homes were burgled while they were chased out. No arrests had been made in the case by year's end. In May a peer educator employed by an NGO to instruct sexual health education workshops was assaulted by a group of boys at a school in the Volta Region. The assault occurred after they discovered he was carrying safe-sex presentation materials such as condoms, wooden sex organ replicas, lubricant, and pamphlets. The peer educator was detained by police but later released, the boys were not charged.

We have made our positions well known. Ghanaian societies frown on homosexuality if the people's interest is that we do not legalize homosexuality, I don't see how any responsible leader will decide to go against the wishes of his people.

@Yastreb, is this guy definitely in Ghana? His IP says he is, but he writes late at night my time (which is 2 hours ahead of Ghana) and has his clock set to GMT -7.

Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 7:42 am

Nothing says that the Lad is anywhere but Ghana. I'd be surprised if he wasn't. Unfortunately, the other Lad (playing the Reverend) is using consultant.com so I can't trace him.

I'll have to congratulate the lawyer on his honesty and bravery and tell the Reverend about it. Interesting to see what that one says - if he's OK with it, Cammy will be very surprised!

Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 12:57 pm

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Darling Frankie,

It is so good to hear from you again. You must tell me all about sweet , how you met etc.

I want you to understand why dear Cammy passed me your details. I am a member of an organisation that is campaigning the United Nations to try and force the barbaric countries such as yours to modernise their attitude to their LGBT populations. It is not acceptable for these narrow-minded bigoted idiots that populate countries such as yours to push their old-fashioned religious indoctrination to the imbeciles that lap it up. We are campaigning for an end to financial and economic support for countries that abuse their LGBT populations. If the money drys up then the leaders of these countries will soon sit up and take notice.

It will be good to have someone in a position of trust on the inside that can describe the horrors that his fellow like-minded countrymen are suffering. Im am hoping to make you the poster-child of gay rights in Ghana.

Keep in touch darling,

Q

Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 8:44 am

Herbert gets in touch with Mr. Short.

Herb wrote:

Subject: gay law stuff

hello sir

my name is herbert hoover u can call me herb pls. I am not a gay or anything like that im just buy-curious. Women have hurt me so much they never want to be with me just laugh when I try to make them sleep with me. im just so lonely and woman wont have me so maybe i will have more like him them. Im not gay okay just curious

my friend Cammy she said you could help me out here. im still so new to all this so i have lots of questions to ask u about being a gay if thats okay sir. also i need lawyer to represent me in sexual harrasment case. my boss always calls me queer and say i look like middle age lesbian even though im just lonely curious male and when I spoke to Cammy about it she said that is sexual harassmant and discrimination and I can get court to make my boss give me money if he is find guilty of this crime. can you help me with this sir?

Thank you for your time

god bless
Herb

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 11:41 am

Patrolman Mancuso, Jayhawk - you have PMs.

Meanwhile...

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Again for your kind information’s, I have received emails from the Rainbow people you introduce to me, people like 1) Qu3ntin D3 La Vu 2) Poppy Sma11burrow, 3) Ev4 Wi11iams, 4) H3rb3rt Hoov3r. I and all these four mentioned names are in communications to fight and insure Gay rights in Ghana.

Oh, and he'd mentioned about the documents for the bank, but that isn't nearly as important!

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 11:45 am

This morning, he's resent me the 2 previous emails. So I sent him this

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Sweety, I think you have problems with your box as you have resent me the two emails that you sent me before.

Q

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 12:22 pm

Dumbass lad wrote:

Dear Herbert Hoover,

I am in receipt of your message and as a matter of facts the contents of message was not perfectly understood by me, once I request you to please rewrite your message and explain to me in details what exactly you want from my chambers ``Equal Rights and Associates``.

Looking forward to your response

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