1. Hey fay manukau ; my mums being trying too contact you for awhile now ! Her names elizabeth ryder aunty maggies daughter ? If u could please contact me back that would be great!
2. Hi big boy, its me Mum, this is my fourth attempt in sending you this reply I love you and always will always. You and your brothers are the apple of my eyes. i love you fellas and miss you all very much. big boy i hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me for all the heartache and pain i have caused you in the past please please forgive me
3. Awww just awesum aunty ; way too go , you have made the ryder whanau proud ! Love too the aromoana whanau too x mean maori mean !!!
4. I reckon this Faye would be **awesome** if she joined up with the Maori Wardens. She has so much life-experience and she wouldn't take any BS. She has *heaps* to offer with everything she's been through.
5. True much respect for sharin and changin, I cant imagine what it has been like. You have helped me realise how lucky I am to have my famz and I am soo much more greatful to have lived the true maori way... aroha and respect for all people, life and things. All the best =)
6. wow another maori, no surprise!
7. wow after all the things she's seen and done in her gang life is crazy, but to still at the end of the day laugh about it is nutz!! crazy
8. no he's not i'm much better looking than him and i'm bloody ugly.
9. better lookin than yo ass
10. wea to start?...yeah she was a hard lady,very staunch lady,being brought up around gangs... drugs...violence etc...only led to a life of heartache and pain...paying the ultimate price...her 4 boys...i can honestly say there wernt many happy memories, in saying that she turnd her life around,gave her heart to the lord,from that day on her life changed...so did ours..theres no bond stronger then a mother and her kids...no matter what!! i will always love you mum..your eldest son..(gingerboy)
11. Yeah thats your father
12. I have made some awesome friends along the way,for me it is a sense of belonging.As you get older and have children then you think is the life I want for my Tamariki,no.Change comes with age.Nga Morehu for I survived...
13. Yo Nanny-Faye
14. are you a HOMO< fuckwad...or u juz born fkn dumb owww!!!!
15. Unfortunately not.. just one hardened woman
16. Is that a man?
17. Heaps of respect for this lovely lady........
18. Why should people live through this bulls**t? No one person should ! An asshole has to sleep sooner or later huh?.............
19. tena koe fae fae mohi to kerero cuz
20. Te mamae hoki o taku ngakau mo tenei wahine. Kia Kaha e hoa.
21. She did eventually turn her life to the lord(her words not mine). I dont get why ignorant people comment on things they know nothing about (i'm talking bout the negative comments) some people will never get a clue. Try listening and understanding. Research may pay off before posting comments so you can avoid making yourself look like an idiot no lifer and no brainer. Otherwise keep it to yourself IGNO!
22. ae shut the fuck up ae
23. blimey that bloke is one of ugliest blokes i've ever seen.
24. I'm talking to cybertron 1979 and his big ass racist comment
25. you wanna do the world a favour? Start by killing yourself...It's the best thing you could do for humanity...you dirty piece of garbage

Gang Girls Documentary -Faye Interview 1

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www.gogglebox-tv.com Front of the Box Productions winners of the Qantas Media Awards for Best Television Dococumentary 'Gang Girls'Faye Manukau was president of Papakura Black Power women's chapter in the mid 80's. She ruled the roost for over 10 years enjoying most of the privileges that the male members enjoyed.This doco tells the story of 7 women from 3 of NZ's most notorious gangs. This is the first time on New Zealand television that gang women have told their stories, and they tell their very personal stories with honesty and passion that will intrigue and fascinate, horrify and humble the most hardened of hearts.
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