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How Our Enemies Work Unknowingly In Our Favour. *must Read by Macclane(m): 8:37pm On Feb 17, 2016 |
An American man walked into a restaurant in
London. As
soon as he entered, he noticed an African man
(black),
sitting in one corner.
He walked over to the counter, removed his wallet
and
shouted, "Waiter! I am buying food for everyone
in this
restaurant, except that black guy over there!"
The waiter collected the money and began
serving free
food to everyone in the restaurant, except the
African.
Instead of becoming upset, the black man simply
looked
up at the American and shouted, "Thank you!"
This infuriated the American. So once again, he
took out
his wallet and shouted, "Waiter! This time I am
buying
bottles of wine and additional food for everyone in
this
bar, except for that African sitting in the corner
over
there!"
The waiter collected the money from the man and
began
serving free food and wine to everyone in the bar
except
the African.
When the waiter finished serving the food and
drinks, the
African simply smiled at the American man and
said,
"Thank you!"
That made the American furious. So he leaned
over the
counter and asked the waiter, "What is wrong
with that
black man? I have bought food and drinks for
everyone
in this bar except for him, and instead of
becoming
angry, he just sits there, smiles at me and shouts
'Thank
you.' Is he mad?"
The waiter smiled at the American and said, "No,
he is
not mad. He is the OWNER of this restaurant."
May our enemies work unknowingly in our
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