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blackjack21:
Thanks.



I mean Elleria has kids for the crippled king of Dorne, Oberyn' brother.

That makes Sand a family name.

blackjack21:
what are you guys talking now, Ellaria Sand has kids for Doran. when she called him spineless that was the only reason he forgave her.

I think the reason why she bent on avenging Obyrin is not that she really loved him, because she had a beef with Cersei. Remember Cersei referred to her family name(Sand) as non entity.

UjSizzle:
Wonder if R'hollor finally abandoned Mellisandre. She saw Jon fighting in Winterfell? Lol! She saw Stannis winning the battle too innit?
The hag is exhausted and slightly losing hope mehn. She just had to reveal the shriveled old woman she was

armadeo:
A man peeps at the topic and scrolls slowly to read mentions. A man sees a name he knows and a man disappears .

Lol. You guys enjoy. I am savoring my wait. pls no spoilers on my mention thanks.

gj22:
26 hrs too much now. Maybe 12pm on mondays

iAmCharis:
Me too.

Seun:
should we have a new thread for season 6?

Kaycee7:
So you knew there would be a coup in Dorne? That Dany would be told to go to Vaes Dothrak to stay, abi? *In Shao Kahn's voice* Don't make me laugh.

If i hear anyone mention Rickon...

Akanniade:
Mostly boring episode except for the Mellisandre revelation.

akanniade10:
Seconded

RamsayBolton:
That Red lady Melisandre is old af. That part really creeps me out. Just imagine ...Stannis....not only, burnt his own kid alive, caused his wifes suicide, got killed when he should have lived, but now we find out he got duped into shagging a nasty old woman.

rubsaphy:
There is something off about the church. My distance relative wanted to take her son to this very church for prayers cos her son was involved in an accident and the doctors said they needed to amputate his leg... she decided to take him to SCOAN, they were involved in another accident and the leg that was supposed to be amputated, divided and she also died.

jarkbauer:
6 weeks not months

Sparonani:
...His salary was $450 per
month and he refused to use the air conditioning units in his office, saying that
he felt guilty doing so, since very few of his
country people could afford it. Thomas Sankara would not let his portrait
be hung in offices and government
institutions in Burkina Faso, because every
Burkinabe is a Thomas Sankara, he
declared. Sankara changed the name of
the country from the colonially imposed Upper Volta to Burkina Faso, which means
land of upright men.

...Sankara preached self-reliance, he banned the importation of
several items into Burkina Faso, and encouraged the growth of the local
industry. It was not long before Burkinabes
were wearing 100% cotton sourced, woven
and tailored in Burkina Faso. From being a
net importer of food, Thomas Sankara
began to aggressively promote agriculture in Burkina Faso, telling his country people
to quit eating imported rice and grain from
Europe, said, “let us consume what we
ourselves control,” he emphasized.

.... In 1987, during a meeting of African
leaders under the auspices of the
Organization of African Unity, Thomas
Sankara tried to convince his peers to turn
their backs on the debt owed western
nations. According to him, “debt is a cleverly managed reconquest of Africa. It is
a reconquest that turns each one of us into
a financial slave.” He would not request for,
nor accept aid from the west, noting that
“…welfare and aid policies have only ended
up disorganizing us, subjugating us, and robbing us of a sense of responsibility for
our own economic, political, and cultural
affairs. We chose to risk new paths to
achieve greater well-being.”

...He spoke truth to power fearlessly
and paid with his life. Upon his assassination, his most valuable
possessions were a car, a refrigerator,
three guitars, motorcycles, a broken down
freezer and about $400 in cash.

... For Africans, the strength desperately
needed for the transformation of the
continent cannot be drawn from World
Bank and IMF policies, from aid and
assistance obtained from China, India, the
United States or Europe. The strength to transform Africa lies in the foundations laid
by uncommon heroes like Thomas
Sankara; a man who showed Africa and
the world that with a single minded pursuit
of purpose, the worst can be made the
best, and in record time too.

fewj:
...and you have the effrontery, the impetus, impertinence, temerity, insolence, audacity and nerve to come online and argue against their their obvious sluggishness and breach of campaign promises, infact karma will answer you for me.

bennymcnonny:
The day I heard this one I nearly peed on my pants : I'm feeling cold. Feeln't you?

Honestly1:
Back to back.