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Two shores of lakes north of Toronto were closed to visitors after broken glass bottles, nails, and needles were found strewn about. Some bottles were buried in the ground with the jagged edges deliberately facing up. Ontario police are investigating the affair and it is not known who is responsible for distributing dangerous objects on beaches. A letter was sent a few weeks ago to a local newspaper with a message from the "Revolutionary Islamic Force" claiming responsibility for sabotaging beaches north of Toronto and warning that similar operations would be carried out on other beaches throughout and north of Toronto. The letter notes the motive for the action is Canada's refusal to embrace Islam and continued following of the "Great Satan," the United States. "Infidels, you allow your women to walk on the beach naked and disgraceful. Your women are prostitutes," the letter said, threatening to destroy tourist sites, attack people, carry out attacks on trains, poison drinking water, and burn forests. The letter recommends that Canadian citizens convert to Islam and follow the dictates of Muhammad. While the Canadian government passes measures against “islamophobia,” the real threat manifests itself. Two Canadian beaches have been strewn with glass shards, nails and needles after an Islamic group threatened to target them. So far, the Trudeau government has said nothing whatsoever about this. What will Justin Trudeau ultimately do? Wave the broken glass around in a celebration of Canada’s “diversity”? Most likely he will warn Canadians against “backlash” and “islamophobia” yet again. Justin Trudeau seems determined to impose sharia blasphemy laws in Canada. That suits the Revolutionary Islamic Force and other Muslim groups just fine. https://gellerreport.com/2018/05/canada-glass-nails.html/ http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/246299
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Version (KJV)
Matthew 5:17-19
Think not that I am come to
destroy the law, or the prophets: I
am not come to destroy, but to
fulfil.
For verily I say unto you, Till
heaven and earth pass, one jot or
one tittle shall in no wise pass from
the law, till all be fulfilled.
Whosoever therefore shall break
one of these least
commandments, and shall teach
men so, he shall be called the least
in the kingdom of heaven: but
whosoever shall do and teach
them, the same shall be called
great in the kingdom of heaven |
All Tithiers will be Condemned by the law |
Cc; Fynestboi MissyB3 lalasticala |
1.Bob Marley’s original name was Nesta Robert Marley but his middle and first name were swapped around to preserve his masculinity after a comment was made that Nesta was seen as a girl’s name. This was not the only thing which was noticeably different from his birth certificate. After Bob was born on 6th February 1945, it took his mother a while to finally get him officially registered, meaning the date on his birth certificate was incorrect, stating he was born on 6th April. |
2. The Wailers became the first reggae band to perform at the world famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem, New York City in 1979. |
8.Once he’d found success Marley became extremely generous with this money. Having grown up in a poor family in Jamaica he knew how difficult it was to get by. He decided to put his goodwill into practice by buying houses for friends and supported many of the poor in Jamaica. |
4.In Kingston Bob Marley was known by the natives as a “white boy”. This was due to his mixed raced origins being clearly visible in his facial skin. This made Bob feel very alienated although was a huge aid in helping him build up his confidence and self-esteem, turning him into the man he was. |
5.When Bob was at school his best subject was mathematics. He didn’t stay in school for long though, and left at a young age when he managed to secure himself as an apprentice welder. After a dangerous injury in which a piece of metal flew into his eye, he decided to leave, ultimately for the whole world’s benefit. |
6. The record label Tuff Gong was set up by Bob. It was named after his self-made nickname. This record label now boasts one of the largest audio recording facilities in the Caribbean. |
7.Bob was well known for being a bit of a ladies man. Throughout his life he had an involvement in many different women’s lives. Several of these women bore him children - he had one main chat-up line: “Yuh wan have ma baby?” Apparently he used this a little bit too much. |
9.A 1977 football injury led doctors to discover a malignant melanoma in Marley’s toe. They recommended amputation, but he refused for religious reasons. The tumour then spread, which ultimately caused his death. |
10.When Bob was terminally ill he wanted to end his days in Jamaica, but unfortunately, on the Germany to Jamaica journey, didn’t make it past Miami. Ever the romantic, he was buried on home turf along with a soccer ball, his Gibson Les Paul guitar, and a bud of marijuana. |
10. He wasn’t a lover of luxury items, but did have a BMW. He’s been quotedas saying, “I have a BMW. But only because BMW stands for Bob Marley and the Wailers, not because I need an expensive car.” |
11.From the age of four it was discovered Bob Marley could read palms. When Cedella (Bob’s mother) first heard of this from relatives and neighbours she took it as a joke. These palm readings invariably came true, which left his mother quite shaken. When Bob was a lot older and returned to Kingston, a woman asked him to read her palm - he replied: “I’m not reading no more hand: I’m singing now.” |
12. Marley was awarded with the United Nations Medal of the Third World just before his first trip to Africa |
13. Like Jimi Hendrixx and Chuck Berry, Marley has never won a Grammy. He was awarded posthumously in 2001. His sons have racked up quite a few. Ziggy has seven, Stephen has six and Damian has four.
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14. While known widely as a Rastafarian, he was also a believer in Pan-Africanism and gave plenty of praise to Marcus Garvey. The cuts “Redemption Song,” “Zimbabwe” and “Exodus” were rich in odes to African diaspora. |
15. He learned how to play the guitar in his late teens. |
16. “Three Little Birds” has been recommended by college elite to studentsas a means of easing anxiety. |
17. Outside of red, green and gold, brown and beige were his favorite colors. |
18. The Wailers were initially billed as a rock band and Marley thought Americans would interpret his music as R&B.
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19. Marley’s mother Cedella Booker has his body in a tomb above ground and will not be buried or displayeduntil the world is in a better place. |
20. Because the Rastafarian Movement’s roots stem from Ethiopia, there is a Bob Marley statue erected there. There’s also a one in Kingston, Jamaica and another in Banatski Sokolac, Serbia.
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Bob Marley died today 37 years ago If you ask any Rastafarian, Bob Marley never left. While he’s been gone from the earth since 1981, his music and vision for peace has influenced generations. Lovers of Marley’s precious discography and political stance have helped immortalized the legend as well as his children who’ve kept the Marley name strong in music. With celebrations taking place all over the world for what would’ve been his 73rd earthstrong, we gathered some not-so well known facts about the icon. Check them out below.
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Is there any Sociology student[Fresher] on this Forum |
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See the way he said it as if he has been a Contract LazyNigerianPolitician |

This is what am carrying around in my brain till I witnessed a she-goat giving birth.