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As far as I'm concerned, your excuses for the KKK is not new

The KKK refer to Themselves as Christians.(Look on their website)

Don't you see how illiterate you are? Go stand in front of a mirror and see the joker you are!

What do you mean

Proof of moon hoax! (See how it was recorded in Hollywood Studio)

Video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=mouUUWpEec0

There's no shame, but you should leave the blabbing machine to fool himself to the full. It is not as if there are no answers at all to his so-called question; but I have refused to offer him any more answers until he grows up and begins answering questions as well from others.

Pilgrims,if there is no shame just answer the question.

I've stated quite simply the reason why I would not entertain his Islamic fraud

I am NOT religious,so I am NOT muslim and NOT christian,so stop lying.
Pilgrims, Did Jesus Read The Bible?

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KKK

The largest Christian Identity movement has traditionally been the Ku Klux Klan which was reorganized in 1915 by William Simmons, a Christian pastor. He had been inspired by the film The Birth of a Nation which portrayed the Ku Klux Klan as a champion of white civilization. The Ku Klux Klan slid into obscurity by the second World War, but was revitalized in the mid 1950's as a reaction to enforced racial integration in the southern US.

Source: http://www.religioustolerance.org/cr_ident.htm

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KKK Lynching

The KKK is a militant, Christian, right-wing hate group. They have murdered Thousands of innocent men, women and children because of their race and religion.
They are still active today and still Christians.

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Is The Alignment of 2012 An Egiptian Prophecy?

Watch: http://youtube.com/watch?v=y8EijsM9Xro

C'est tres bien,je voit que les Nigeriens veulent apprendre a parler le francais.
Nous pouvont si vous vouler pratiquer en ligne ici meme.

The topic has been created in the favor of FACTS.
Yes,there is Christian Terrorists!,and this is a FACT.

Pilgrims, Did Jesus Read The Bible?

Nigeria Looks to Charge 6 Ex-Governors

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) - Nigeria's top corruption investigator said Tuesday that up to six former governors will be charged by the end of the year, a sign the country's new leadership is making good on pledges to stamp out graft in one of the world's most corrupt nations.
Nuhu Ribadu, chairman of Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, refused to identify the men, saying he is afraid "they will run." But he said up to six will face charges in the next two months. He did not say what the charges would be.
"Definitely more governors will be charged," Ribadu told The Associated Press in an interview at his office in the Nigerian capital. "Governors are so afraid, wherever they go now."
Ribadu's agency was set up in 2004 as part of an anti-corruption drive by then-President Olusegun Obasanjo. Since President Umaru Yar'Adua took power in May, it has begun prosecuting five former governors and has won the conviction of one who had been previously charged.
Yar'Adua has made battling graft a top priority.
The governors of Nigeria's 36 states lose their immunity from prosecution when their terms end. Many have been suspected of raiding public coffers and hiding their ill-gotten gains outside the country while their constituents remain impoverished.
Under Nigeria's federal system, states receive much of the government's funds and are tasked with providing schools, health clinics and other basic services to their people. State budgets can reach beyond $1 billion per year, particularly in the southern oil region, where budgets are even higher and graft particularly rife.
Nigeria is Africa's largest oil exporter and the fifth-largest supplier of crude to the United States. But despite producing tens of billions of dollars of crude every year, few Nigerians have access to clean water or electricity.

Source: http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071023/D8SF5RC81.html

@Horus,  Sorry ,  that is not the case,  Absence of Air is not the reason why sky is dark,

Then give your explanation on this instead of just say sorry!!!

Who told you that without air,the sky is black?

On the Moon the sky is Not blue even during the day because there is No air,It is a scientific Fact:Do some researchs.

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The first bit of actual evidence brought up is the lack of stars in the pictures taken by the Apollo astronauts from the surface of the Moon. Without air, the sky is black, so where are the stars?
It appeals to our common sense: when the sky is black here on Earth, we see stars. Therefore we should see them from the Moon as well.

Nigerian currency stable

LAGOS (AFP) — The Nigerian naira traded at 121.88 to the dollar this week in the foreign exchange market, dealers said Thursday.
A total of 10 banks participated in the official market where the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sold 6.5 million dollars, they said.
Against the euro and pound sterling, the naira stood at 175.65 and 251.23 respectively.
In open market trading, the Nigerian note was unchanged at 123.3 and 175.49 against the dollar and euro, while it dropped to 255 from 251.74 against the British pound.

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Wiew of an offshore oil and gas production platform in the Niger delta

The naira has been appreciating steadily against major foreign currencies since March last year when the country's central bank liberalised the foreign exchange market.
On October 24, the naira hit a five-year high against the dollar to close at 118.50 from 119.45 the previous day.
The last time the naira traded strongly against the dollar was in July 2002 when it exchanged for 117
Source: http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hsutmonR0MBRwWHsD4l2mx1nP8jw

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Let’s talk about a serious disease that’s affecting our youth and spreading all around the world. This disease is called[b] “SLANG.”[/b] Why is it a disease?,Because it destroys a certain part of the brain making you retarded (slowness of mental development in children).According to “A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the English Language” [/b]the origin of slang is from sling and means, 'to sling the jaw, to abuse words.'Slang affects the way you behave, speak, dress, think; as a matter of fact it affects your entire life. Speaking in slang lowers the[b] IQ (Intelligence Quotient), and causes mental deficiency, simply called retardation. Take a look at the way people who use slang dress - clothes unkept and sagging, with untied shoes, etc. These are things you would relate to a person that has a mental deficiency. What if a life or death message using the correct pronunciation was broadcasted; do you think those who speak slang would overstand it? No they wouldn’t, and the result just might be their deaths or maybe even yours. The usage of slang affects the Broca’s Area, this is where you learn to articulate and form phrases. It’s the portion of the brain that gives us overstanding of languages, with language expression being the function of motor control. You must overstand that any part of your body that is not being used; your brain will cut it off just like it never existed. Increasingly we can see why speaking correct grammar is not only important, it is also beneficial, and a contributing factor to why most inner city residents can’t get jobs; they have poor diction. Slang may have started out with unconventional words or phrases that express something old a new way. However, it has developed into a sick, malicious, vulgar language that might even shock the devil, and it’s spreading throughout the world. We must fight against this disease of slang: poor articulation, bad grammar, and inferiorism by correcting our children and ourselves when slang is used.

Nigeria sweep aside Argentina

The Nigerians took a huge stride towards the quarter-finals of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Rio de Janeiro 2007 when they beat Argentina 5-3 as Group D got underway.
Despite making all the running early on, the Albicelestes fell behind when Idoko Ibrahim struck from a free-kick. The South Americans pulled level instantly through Gustavo Casado to leave the sides all square at the first break. For all their possession at the start of the second period, though, the Argentinians could not find a way past Abdullahi Isa.

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At the other end, meanwhile, the Nigerians showed them how it was done, Osahon Uhunmwangho, Ifeanyi Onigbo and Ogbonnaya Okemmiri, twice, all finding the back of the net to put the Beach Eagles 5-1 ahead. Hector Petrasso's team surged back just before the final break with goals from Santiago Hilaire and Federico Andrade.
Content to sit on their lead and let Argentina come at them, Nigeria held out in the third period to secure three very valuable points.

Source: http://fifa.com/beachsoccerworldcup/matches/round=249916/match=61228/index.html#nigeria+sweep+aside+argentina

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Jackson teams up with Kanye on new album

Michael Jackson is teaming up with Kanye West to record his new album.
The 'Stronger' rapper has revealed that he is currently working on material for Jackson's follow-up to 2001's Invincible.
West told The Sun: "I’m working on stuff for Michael Jackson. If I like a person’s outlet or what a person brings to the table, then I’ll speak to them."
Jackson sparked rumours yesterday that he may have some new material ready for release by claiming in a newsletter to his fans that he was about to announce some "exciting news".
The 'Thriller' singer has also been working with Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am and rapper Ne-Yo on his record, which has been described as as sounding like Off The Wall for a contemporary audience.
The album is rumoured to have a release date in early 2008.

Source: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/a77473/jackson-teams-up-with-kanye-on-new-album.html

The National Liberation Front of Tripura is a Fundamentalist Christian militant group in India, demanding a separate Christian state. Allegedly funded by the Baptist Church of Tripura, it is accused of ethnic cleansing and bombings that have killed hundreds, as well as forcing gunpoint conversions. They were declared a terrorist organization under the Prevention of Terrorism Act in 2002.In recent periods, examples of Christian terrorism are overwhelmingly tied to individuals and racist organisations.Many contemporary allegations of Christian terrorism are closely tied to American Protestant white supremacy organizations, such as the Ku Klux Klan.

Well,me,I am NOT a muslim.
Pilgrims, Did Jesus Read The Bible?

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Internet Connections Growing Fastest in Africa
Survey predicts bandwith to Africa will grow dramatically

Washington — Africa is gaining Internet connectivity faster than any other region and as such, service is spreading to smaller cities and rural areas via innovative technologies and that only can help the expansion of free press, democracy and development all across the continent, says the co-founder and chief executive officer of allAfrica.com, Reed Kramer.
In an interview with the Washington File to mark May 3 World Press Freedom Day, Kramer cited a recent survey by the London-based newsletter Balancing Act, which projects that international bandwidth to Africa will grow by 81 percent between 2005 and 2008, making the Internet accessible to more users across the continent.

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Kramer said Internet users in Africa now exceed 22 million, according to an estimate produced by Internet World Stats, a marketing and research Web site. Although only 2.5 percent of Africa's 900 million people are online, compared with nearly 16 percent worldwide, the number has grown by 400 percent since 2000, the World Stats figures show.
Continentwide, Kramer said, the largest populations of Internet users are in South Africa, Egypt, Morocco and Kenya.
With an estimated 3.6 million users, Kramer said, South Africa remains the country with the largest number of users but no longer makes up the majority of users as in years past. Additionally, Kramer cited World Stats figures that show actual usage throughout Africa might be six times to eight times larger than the number of Internet accounts, due to the growth of cybercafes and other multiperson access points.

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Kramer said the Internet and its growing evolution across Africa have revolutionized news-gathering in Africa and the operations of allAfrica.com as well.
Kramer's comments came in an interview marking World Press Freedom Day which this year celebrates the theme "Media as Good Governance."
A free press, Kramer said, is a "key building block" of any democratic society and especially in those societies that have less democratic tradition and judicial independence than in the United States. The press can play a "multitude of roles" in any society, he said, from watchdog, to advocate  providing a platform for competing and conflicting viewpoints. All of that is key to democracy."
Media, Kramer stressed, also have a big role to play in development. "It is very important that as countries debate and determine direction and make choices about resources that the media is there is to help peoples' viewpoints be heard and sponsor debates on these very vital topics … and serve as a forum" for all opinions.
Kramer believes that the Internet has created openings and opportunities for the free press in Africa and that the trend for increased free press is moving in the right direction. He was joined by two of his colleagues to discuss that point: Gaddiel Baah, an English news editor from Ghana and Aminata Sall, a French language editor from Senegal. Most of allAfrica.com's employees are African.
Kramer and his two colleagues agreed that trends are moving in the right direction on expanding press freedoms, but warned that results have been mixed and serious problems persist.
"I am hopeful," that the free press can expand in Africa, Baah said. "Naturally, with the expansion of democratic space … all of the institutions and organizations that thrive on democracy will inevitably grow so respect for the rights of journalists, respect for laws that regulate the media and having the right laws these things tend to improve as the general democratic atmosphere improves in the country, the region and the continent."

Source: http://pretoria.usembassy.gov/wwwhpress060428.html