Akufo-Addo calls for peaceful, successful conference

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  Please, don’t destroy people’s lies, their illusions, because if you destroy their illusions they will not be able to live at all; they will collapse. As bleak as it sounds,People will not find anything worth living for w ...
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  Please, don’t destroy people’s lies, their illusions, because if you destroy their illusions they will not be able to live at all; they will collapse. As bleak as it sounds,People will not find anything worth living for without them. They live because of the illusions; the illusions keep on giving them hope. They live in the tomorrow which never comes. They live in their ambitions which are never fulfilled; but whether fulfilled or not, through those ambitions and desires and illusions and expectations and hopes they can drag their lives up to their graves. If you destroy their illusions,they may simply drop dead here and now because then there would be nopoint in living.
  The real world is unforgiving. Events occur over which we have little control, other people ignore our feelings in their quest to get what they need, time runs out before we can accomplish what we had wanted. If we ever stopped to look at the present and future in a completely objective manner, we would despair. Fortunately we develop a habit of dreaming early on. In this other mental world we inhabit, the future is full of rosy possibilities. Our culture stimulates these fantasies with constant images and stories of marvelous occurrences and happy romances.

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia f ...
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  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia faithfuls.

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia f ...
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  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia faithfuls. PATHETIC

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia f ...
  read full comment

  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia faithfuls.

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia f ...
  read full comment

  The Nana Addos generation of politicians:
  My family does not have a lot of money so I'm going to be a PROSTITUDE , that's right, I'm going to be a politician. They'll never make way for the next generation of Danquah/Busia faithfuls.

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• Humanity 11 years ago

  A poor man has notihng to do or say, but pleading the illusion to be pursued. This is the fate of a poor man who can not think for himself.

  A poor man has notihng to do or say, but pleading the illusion to be pursued. This is the fate of a poor man who can not think for himself.

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