Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 8:53pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: These whites you are talking about are in control, you are being oppressed, aren't you?
But let me remind you, it is not because of the color of your skin, it is because you have nothing sensible to contribute. 
Now continue whining. So let me get this right, according to you its okay for whites to invade Africa, displace us,steal our resources and live like kings on our own continent whereas blacks who live in Europe and the United States should shut their mouths and be grateful for being allowed to live with whitey or go back to Africa - got ya! |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 8:41pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 8:38pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: Being born there is a reason to live with your enemies? 
Make use of your dual nationality and disappear, nobody will miss you.
I LIVE A HAPPY LIFE HERE. I have no enemies.  Whites live in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana and very many other African nations amongst their enemies but I don't see them making any plans to move out any time soon, why should I? How can you be happy in a country where women who look like you are constantly propositioned for se.x and treated like prostitutes simply because of the colour of their skin? Keep lying to yourself. |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 8:21pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 7:23pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
Even Boris Becker couldn't escape racism from his German people: Becker and his wife split after seven-year fight against racism 06 Dec 2000
THE former Wimbledon champion Boris Becker has separated from his wife, Barbara, after seven years of marriage.
The move surprised the tennis world, which for so long had admired their stand against racial hatred. The prejudice had driven them from their home in Munich into exile in Miami, although they found America as intolerant as their native Germany.
Becker, 33, three times Wimbledon champion, revealed that they had been experiencing problems for a while. He said: "We have had to accept that for some time the way we understand the priorities of our relationship have become too different. We have acknowledged that we cannot carry on like this. That is why we are separating. There is no question of a divorce."
His marriage to Barbara Feltus, 26, a singer and model, underwent severe strains in Munich, which they left in 1997 for a while to live in a home they had bought in Florida. Becker had been feted as a hero when he returned to Germany in 1993 after living as a tax exile in Monaco.
However, with neo-Nazism on the rise, they had to be under 24-hour protection because of telephone threats and racial abuse. Becker went on German television three years ago, saying he had no wish to bring up his son, Noah, in a land where "he will be confronted with problems which are not his own but those of his parents".
He wondered if "the price was too high always to live in fear". He said: "We are always protected by 10 bodyguards and I say to myself, 'This is idiotic'. This is the price I have to pay for my popularity and success." The player, worth around £40 million, admitted that he and his wife spent lavishly and it was "normal, not luxury" for them to fly to London from Germany just for dinner.
His wife gave up her career to raise their two sons, Noah, now six, and Elias, one. Barbara had mostly played the role of glamorous wife and mother, accompanying Becker to VIP parties around the world. This week she signed an advertising contract with Coca- Cola. She said that she was ready to go back to work after putting her career on hold for a decade for her husband and family.
To the outside world, they seemed a devoted couple. However, in the summer Becker hinted at the strains in his life, saying: "I have a black wife and black children and I'm not just talking about it. I live with this problem day to day."
But he also said that he felt the problem was just as bad in other countries. "When we travel we always find that the intolerance in countries such as Britain, France and the USA is even worse than in Germany. The paradise where people with different religions and skin colours can live together without problems does not exist." and yet delusional fools like carefreewannabe will tell you Germans have no racist bone in their body - dimwit! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/monaco/1377224/Becker-and-his-wife-split-after-seven-year-fight-against-racism.html |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 7:20pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 7:11pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: I don't know this girl but I doubt anyone wants to pay her anything.  So do they pay you when they proposition you for se.x? |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 7:10pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 6:43pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 12:20pm On Nov 27, 2014 |
Sagamite: Another sane and successful BLACK man, not a loser like the loonies of the Black Panther and Nation of Islam.
PHARRELL WILLIAMS:
"the new black doesn't blame other races for our issues".
"The New Black dreams and realises that it's not pigmentation: it's a mentality and it's either going to work for you or it's going to work against you. And you've got to pick the side you're going to be on".
http://www.theguardian.com/music/shortcuts/2014/apr/22/trouble-with-pharrell-williams-new-black-theory
BLACK MONKEYS should continue blaming the whole world for their failures.  Pharrell Williams is a sell out. He is a typical example of a tap dancing negro who kisses whiteys arse because he has been thrown crumbs from massa's table. This is the same negro who refused to use black women on the publicity shot for his latest CD - he hates himself just like you, but unlike you he has the money to try and limit the impact of racism on his every day life. Negroes like Pharell forget that racism exists the minute whitey throws them a crumb or two, but they eventually get their come uppance, these negroes always have the same modus operandi - attack blacks and blame them for their situation and let whitey off the hook. Bill Cosby was saying the exact same things this negro is saying a few years ago but look at him today! Whitey always finds a way to bring down even his most loyal servants. |
Celebrities › Re: Happy 32nd Birthday Don Jazzy by cap28: 11:43pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
definitely doesn't look 32, more like 42  |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 11:01pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
Sagamite: Mentally-ill fuuktard, do they make these films to whine like you cretins and say "hate the Germans"? Or to highlight the impact of inhumanity?#
MOSSAD tracks down murders, you moronic arsse thinks that is a crime.
I am not surprised, in your Africa, the person would be elected as President and a national hero instead of being in jail. While your dumb arsses point to the white man as the "common enemy". 
Moronic fuuktard!
Mentally-ill fuuktard, are you people even half as good?
Have you shown the videos or pictures of the experience of someone being of a different tribe than the local tribe in your Africa?
Typical loony mentality.  Crackhead oh so its "inhumane" when Nazis kill jews but when the same Nazis kill people who look exactly like you and people try to bring it to the public domain you term it "whining" can you do the world a favour and comitt suicide please. I have never seen such self hatred in my life. Crackhead explain to me why its okay to hunt down an alleged Nazi war criminal but not okay for Africans to educate the younger generations coming up about a sad chapter of our history, tell me why its okay for Jews who have received and continue to receive millions of dollars in compensation for the atrocities committed against them by the Nazis but "whining" when Africans ask for an apology without financial compensation from a race of people who STILL regard Africans as inferior. Mossad collaborated with the CIA to capture Mandela and they also helped apartheid south Africa build nuclear weapons in order to ensure that the whites remained in full control over south afrrica. Crackhead I pity you, I really do. |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 9:58pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 9:35pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: The more I read here and the more videos they post, the stronger my conviction that the West should stop paying anything to African countries.
Why should Germans pay for something that their forefathers did more than 100 years ago? Why should they pay when all they get is hatred in return? Why should they pay when these people do not know a simple thank you because they were brought up to have this entitlement mentality that everyone owes them something? Why should they pay when such people will complain about what happened more than 100 years ago but do not complain and react to what is being done to them TODAY by their own people, their so called leaders?
Useless people. Someone with such a victim mentality can never be on the winning side. Why don't you tell Jewish tv executives in Europe and the US to stop showing films on tv about the holocaust? Can you also contact Stephen Spielberg the jewish Hollywood director and ask him why he keeps dwelling in the past making films about the holocaust, while you're at it can you also tell MOSSAD to stop hunting down Nazi war criiminals and trying them for crimes they committed over 70 years ago also can you tell the western media to stop showing documentaries about Auschwitz and dachau concentration camps. Oh lest I forget tell the US govt to stop giving the Israelis $3billion per annum in military aid every year, let me know how you get on dumbo. |
Business › Re: FG, States Debt Skyrockets To N10.84trn -DMO by cap28: 3:10pm On Nov 25, 2014 |
Billyonaire: Nigeria's debt stands at $9.52 billion dollars and America's debit stands at $17,955,169,990,210 (approximately $US18 trillion).
We are in a much better place. Er with one small difference the Us dollar is the world's reserve currency while the naira is only accepted for financial transactions in Nigeria |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 9:12am On Nov 25, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 11:12pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
carefreewannabe and sagamite this is for both of you : Learning / Namibia / News
Remains of forgotten genocide victims returned by Berlin museum
by Sean McLachlan on Oct 3, 2011
It’s the genocide most people have forgotten, a ruthless extermination of men, women, and children while an uncaring world focused on other things.
From 1904 to 1908, German colonial rulers in what is now Namibia systematically exterminated the Herero and Nama people. They had rebelled against the colonizers and the German army quickly defeated them. Not satisfied with a only a military victory, the Germans pushed both tribes into the desert, where they starved and died of thirst. Nobody knows how many perished but it may have been as many as 100,000.
A grim relic of this genocide are twenty Herero and Nama skulls kept in the Berlin Medical Historical Museum. One skull is from a three-year-old boy. Originally they had been preserved with the skin and hair intact and used for “studies” to prove the superiority of the white race.
This week the skulls were returned to tribal leaders after an apology and a ceremony. This is the latest in a series of repatriations of human remains to native peoples from museums. Many nations, the United States included, have passed laws requiring human remains to be returned. Identification and legal technicalities slow down the process, however. Berlin collections still include about 7,000 skulls. Then there’s the question of shrunken heads, which were often sold by tribal peoples to collectors, and of very ancient remains that cannot be traced to an existing tribe.
We forget genocides at our peril. Hitler felt he could get away with the Holocaust because nobody cared about the genocide of the Herero and Nama, or the genocide of the Armenians during World War One. Even many of the Holocaust’s victims are forgotten. While everyone knows six million Jews died, many are unaware of the millions of Slavs, Gypsies, political activists, homosexuals, Born-Again Christians, and disabled who were also killed
http://gadling.com/2011/10/03/remains-of-forgotten-genocide-victims-returned-by-berlin-museum/ |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 7:17pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: You need help as soon as possible.
This is 2014, not 1942. Hitler is dead, did you know it?
Merkel and the Polish Prime Minister November 2014
[img]http://www.bundesregierung.de/Content/DE/Fotoreihe/2014/2014-10-10-kanzlerin-im-bild/08.jpg%3F__blob%3Dposter%26v%3D1[/img]
Please, get help. PROFESSIONAL HELP but not from Patience Jonathan. what is your point dumbass? Diplomatic protocol requires European nations to be superficially civil to one another but those ancient divisions remain intact. Ask the Bosnians and Serbs. You still haven't answered my question - what is a black African like you doing in a rabidly racist country like Germany? When you get a day off work try and visit the museum in Berlin where your idols kept the mummified heads of the herero people (I think they are still there on display). |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 7:05pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: I am a second class citizen?  What makes me a second class citizen?
Now I understand why Sagamite says that you are mentally ill. Worshipping Gaddafi is sick, it goes beyond id*iocy. Worshipping Gadaffi is sick but worshipping former Nazis who STILL regard Africans as sub human is what? did you know that the German people even kept the heads of dead herero people in their museums until the 2000s when the govt of Namibia forced them to issue an apology for their atrocities and return the heads to the people of Namibia- fcking dumbass you are. The Namibia Legacy
Germany’s African Genocide
by ANDRE VLTCHEK
How outrageous, how heartbreaking, how truly grotesque! Windhoek City – the capital of Namibia – is, at one extreme full of flowers and Mediterranean-style villas, and at the other, it is nothing more than a tremendous slum without water or electricity.
And in between, there is the town center– with its Germanic orderly feel, boasting ‘colonial architecture’, including Protestant churches and commemorative plaques mourning those brave German men, women and children, those martyrs, who died during the uprisings and wars conducted by local indigenous people.
The most divisive and absurd of those memorials is the so-called “Equestrian Monument”, more commonly known as “The Horse” or under its German original names, Reiterdenkmal and Südwester Reiter (Rider of South-West). It is a statue inaugurated on 27 January 1912, which was the birthday of the German emperor Wilhelm II. The monument “honors the soldiers and civilians that died on the German side of the Herero and Namaqua ‘War’ of 1904–1907’”.
That ‘war’ was not really a war; it was nothing more than genocide, a holocaust.
And Namibia was a prelude to what German Nazis later tried to implement on European soil.
A European expert working for the UN, my friend, speaks, like almost everyone here, passionately, but without daring to reveal her name:
“The first concentration camps on earth were built in this part of Africa… They were built by the British Empire in South Africa and by Germans here, in Namibia. Shark Island on the coast was the first concentration camp in Namibia, used to murder the Nama people, but now it is just a tourist destination – you would never guess that there were people exterminated there. Here in the center of Windhoek, there was another extermination camp; right on the spot where “The Horse” originally stood.”
“The Horse” was recently removed from its original location, and placed in the courtyard of the old wing of The National Museum, together with some of the most outrageous commemorative plaques, glorifying German actions in this part of the world. Nothing was destroyed, instead just taken away from prime locations.
Where “The Horse” stood, there now stands a proud anti-colonialist statue, that of a man and a woman with broken shackles, which declares, “Their Blood Waters Our Freedom”.
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A visit to those German genocidal relics is ‘an absolute must’ for countless Central European tourists that descend every day on Namibia. I followed several of these groups, listening to their conversations. Among these people, there appears to be no remorse, and almost no soul-searching: just snapshots, posing in front of the monuments and racist insignias, pub-style/beer jokes at places where entire cultures and nations were exterminated!
Central European, German-speaking tourists in Windhoek, appear to be lobotomized, and totally emotionless. And so are many of the descendants of those German ‘genocidal pioneers’. Encountering them is like déjà vu; it brings back memories of the years when I was fighting against the German Nazi colony, ‘Colonia Dignidad’ in Chile; or when I was investigating the atrocities and links, of the German Nazi community in Paraguay to several South American fascist regimes that had been implanted and maintained by the West.
And now the German community in Namibia is protesting the removal of “The Horse”. It is indignant. And this community is still powerful, even omnipotent, here in Namibia.
Almost nobody calls the ‘events’ that took place here, by their rightful names, of holocaust or genocide. Everything in Namibia is ‘sensitive’.begging slogans5
But even according to the BBC: “In 1985, a UN report classified the events as an attempt to exterminate the Herero and Nama peoples of South-West Africa, and therefore the earliest attempted genocide in the 20th Century.”
On 21 October 2012, The Globe and Mail reported:
“In the bush and scrub of central Namibia, the descendants of the surviving Herero live in squalid shacks and tiny plots of land. Next door, the descendants of German settlers still own vast properties of 20,000 hectares or more. It’s a contrast that infuriates many Herero, fuelling a new radicalism here.
Every year the Herero hold solemn ceremonies to remember the first genocide of history’s bloodiest century, when German troops drove them into the desert to die, annihilating 80 per cent of their population through starvation, thirst, and slave labor in concentration camps. The Nama, a smaller ethnic group, lost half of their population from the same persecution.
New research suggests that the German racial genocide in Namibia from 1904 to 1908 was a significant influence on the Nazis in the Second World War. Many of the key elements of Nazi ideology – from racial science and eugenics, to the theory of Lebensraum (creating “living space” through colonization) – were promoted by German military veterans and scientists who had begun their careers in South-West Africa, now Namibia, during the genocide…”
The Namibian government is still negotiating the return (from Germany) of all skulls of the local people, which were used in German laboratories and by German scientists to prove the superiority of the white race. German colonialists decapitated Herero and Nama people, and at least 300 heads were transported to German laboratories for ‘scientific research’. Many were ‘discovered’ in the Medical History Museum of the Charite hospital in Berlin, and at Freiburg University.
Germany never officially apologized for its crimes against humanity in what it used to call German South-West Africa. It did not pay reparations.
Germany’s holocaust in ‘South-West Africa’ is, among other things, a proof that the common Western theory about how German Nazism came to existence before the WWII was totally wrong. According to that theory, after the WWI, defeated and humiliated Germany got radicalized and ‘reacted’ monstrously to its condition.
But in reality, before and during the Second World War, Germany simply decided to behave in Europe exactly as it was behaving in its colonies, for many decades.
*** There are Robert Mugabe and Fidel Castro Streets in the center of Windhoek. And there is that tremendous National Museum, commemorating the national-liberation struggle and the role of the heroic Cuban and North Korean troops in their fight against Western-supported apartheid.
Bizarrely, German pre-Nazi/WWII monuments and insignias literally rub their shoulders alongside those great liberation struggle tributes.
Divisions are shocking: ideological, racial, social.
In Namibia, there is segregation on an enormous scale, everywhere.
While neighboring South Africa is moving rapidly away from racial segregation, introducing countless social policies, including free medical care, education and social housing, Namibia remains one of the most segregated countries on earth, with great private services for the rich, and almost nothing for the poor majority.
“Apartheid was even worse here than in South Africa”, I am told by my friend from the United Nations. “And until now… You go to Katutura, and you see who is living there, they are all local people there, all black. Katutura literally means ‘We have no place to stay’. 50% of the people in this city defecate in the open. Sanitation is totally disastrous. Then you go to Swakop city, on the shore, and it is like seeing Germany recreated in Africa. You also see, there, shops with Nazi keepsakes. Some Nazis, who escaped Europe, came to Windhoek, to Swakop and other towns. In Swakop, men march periodically, in replicas of Nazi uniforms.”
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Katutura is where the black people were moved to, during apartheid.
My friend, a ‘colored’ Namibian, who fought for the independence of his own country and of Angola, drove me to that outrageous slum which seems to host a substantial amount of the capital’s population, with mostly no access to basic sanitation or electricity.
He has also chosen to remain anonymous, as he has explained, in order to protect his lovely family. To speak up here, unlike in South Africa, which may, these days, be one of the freest and most outspoken places on earth, can be extremely dangerous. But he clarifies further:
“In Namibia, it is very rare for people who used to suffer, to speak about it publicly. In South Africa, everyone speaks. In Angola, everyone speaks… But not here.”
Then he continues:
“What we can see in Namibia is that many German people are still in control of big business. They are ruling the country. They have hunting farms and other huge estates and enterprises. Germans bring money to Namibia, but it stays with them, and it consolidates their power – it does not reach the majority. You cannot even imagine, how much local people working on their farms, are suffering. It is still like slavery. But it is all hushed up here.”
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“Sprechen Sie Deutch?” A black Namibian man intercepts me, as I am walking down the Fidel Castro Street.
“I do, but I would rather not, here”, I explain.
“But why not?” He grins at me. “You know… It is not only them… Germans… I grew up; I was educated, in East Germany during our fight for independence. And my friend that you see over there – he was flown to Czechoslovakia and he went to school there. Communist countries did so much for us, for the Africans: Cuba, North Korea, Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia and East Germany. We are so grateful!”
“Yes”, I say. “But it is over, isn’t it? Czechoslovakia, East Germany… They joined the imperialists, the rulers. They exchanged ideals for iPads.”
“Yes”, he said. “But one day… who knows… things could be different, again.”
Yes, definitely, I think. But most likely not in Europe…
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At the new and lavish National Museum in Windhoek, I salute the Namibian and foreign fighters against apartheid – those who struggled and died for freedom, and the independence of Africa.
Then, I descended to the “Goethe Institute”, the German cultural center, a colonial building surrounded by barbed wire.
There, a local starlet is loudly rehearsing for something called ‘a night under the stars’, or something of that sentimental, over-sugary pop nature. These are basically evenings designed to bring together the pampered international crowd and those ‘feel-good-about-life’ local elites.
I ask the starlet, whether this institute is trying to address the most painful issues of the past and present, all connected to Germany, of course.
She is black but she speaks and behaves like a German. She gives me a huge and pre-fabricated smile:
“At Goethe we don’t want that… We are trying to get away from all this (meaning colonial and segregation issues). We are just trying to get Germans and Namibians together, you know…”
I later peek at those Namibians who are being brought together with the Germans. No Katutura here, naturally…
And for some reason, what came to my mind is a conversation I had, on the phone, many years ago, with one of the editors of the German magazine, Der Stern, after I offered him my findings and photos from Nazi Colonia Dignidad in Chile. He said: “Oh, Colonia Dignidad! Hahaha! Never again, ja?”
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One evening I eat at Angolan/Portuguese restaurant in Windhoek, O Portuga; an institution known for its great food and mixed crowd. What an evening, what a place!
After dinner, I dive into German ‘Andy’s Bar’, a nearby place that was described to me as “An institution, which not even a black or a colored person from the embassies or the UN would dare to enter”.
The Beer is flat, but the conversation of the local crowd is extremely ‘sharp’. Patrons are freely giving black Namibians names of local farm animals. Their spite is open and sincere. I listen, I understand. Eventually I leave.
I catch a taxi, driven by a corpulent black man. The radio is blasting and I hear the socialist, anti-imperialist lyrics of ‘Ndilimani’, a brilliant local political band.
It is now well past midnight, and despite the warnings from all those ‘well-meaning Germans’ that I met in Windhoek, I feel much safer in this taxi than in Andy’s Bar and in so many other similar institutions.
“Is this country really governed by Marxist SWAPO?” I wonder aloud.
“No way”, the driver points back, towards the bar. “’They’ never left. ‘They’ are still controlling the country. The revolution is not over.”
I tell him that I am beginning to understand what drove Robert Mugabe mad and angry, in Zimbabwe. The driver nods. I push my seat back, and make it recline.
“It is all bleeped up”, I say.
The driver thinks for a while, but then replies, using almost the same words as the man who spoke to me on Fidel Castro Street: “Yes, brother, yes! But one day… who knows… things could be different, again.” this is the country the two half wits dumb and dumber aka carefreewannabe and sagamite call civilised! |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 6:59pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: I am a second class citizen?  What makes me a second class citizen?
Now I understand why Sagamite says that you are mentally ill. Worshipping Gaddafi is sick, it goes beyond id*iocy. Actually you are worse than a second class citizen - you are a non person, Germans HATE anyone who is not Aryan ie blonde hair, blue eyes, they even hate Slavic people ie Russians, Czechs, poles and Ukrainians, imagine what they think of you. You have no iota of shame that's why you feel its normal to sing the praises of a race of people who drove the Herero people of Namibia into the desert to die of exposure and thirst for simply refusing to hand over their land. you are what African americans call a butter biscuit negro - a butter biscuit negro is a self hating negro who will do anything to get into the good books of massa , in the days of slavery the white master used to give slaves who informed on other blacks a butter biscuit to thank them for grassing on other slaves - that's what you are - a butter biscuit, whitey loving self hating coon. |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 6:46pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: Oh my GOSH!
I will thank my hairdresser tomorrow for cutting my hair. And my baker for selling bread to me. And my doctor for giving me a prescription.
EVEN THOUGH IT IS THEIR DAMN RESPONSIBILITY! What are you doing in Germany, surely if your leaders could do what Gadaffi did for his people you wouldn't be there living like a second class citizen surely. why not recognise the truth when you see it. Gadaffi resisted neo colonialism and went down as a hero unlike world bank and IMF stooges (Goodluck Jonathan and Ngozi Okonjo Iweala) that run Nigeria, these scum will hang on to power till the very end. |
Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 6:43pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Of Anger And Shame In Africa by cap28: 6:40pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
carefreewannabe: He ruled his country for more than 40 years and someone will say that this is a great African leader.
It is frustrating.  And he provided free education, healthcare, and housing for his people throughout that period. the US cant even provide free healthcare to its own citizens and its supposed to be an advanced first world nation. |