Charlie Hebdo is not the problem...

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• Akwesi 10 years ago

  Well done bros, and is to all religions. People allow some pastors,imams and other leaders to mislead them. Some leaders will tell you not to seek for wealth on earth but will take your money and build mansions and big cars ...
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  Well done bros, and is to all religions. People allow some pastors,imams and other leaders to mislead them. Some leaders will tell you not to seek for wealth on earth but will take your money and build mansions and big cars for their family.

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• atenga 10 years ago

  read pope's reaction..... it could have saved you all this good writing. we need energy even in the least form..... in time of chronic dumsor. ask milions of americans what they know about africa and particulary gh and their ...
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  read pope's reaction..... it could have saved you all this good writing. we need energy even in the least form..... in time of chronic dumsor. ask milions of americans what they know about africa and particulary gh and their answers may baffle. some may say ignorance..i call it first sweeping home. concentration is very tactical. write on corruption. write on dumsor. write on water. write on bad roads. if you are really in accra i dont know the number of days with errant electricity supply to write your article. stay blessed

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• Yaw Okodom 10 years ago

  It baffles my mind why Atenga will make such a comment.
  
  We cannot under any circumstances act like solitary human beings, or pretend to live isolation. It is one community.
  How long havent we spoken about dumsor dumsor or ...
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  It baffles my mind why Atenga will make such a comment.
  
  We cannot under any circumstances act like solitary human beings, or pretend to live isolation. It is one community.
  How long havent we spoken about dumsor dumsor or water problems.
  
  Do we ignore the issues in the rest of the world and concentrate on Ghana only?
  No. We live together, and if we refuse to speak about it today, they will do it to our children tomorrow.
  
  WE NEED TO DO IT, AND YES, WE NEED TO!!

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  READ: "...I find religion to be tyrannical..."
  
  OUR COMMENT: Balanced by secular governance, religions can be healthy for the individual, and by extension, the State/Nation.
  
  Therefore, the most dangerous States in the w ...
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  READ: "...I find religion to be tyrannical..."
  
  OUR COMMENT: Balanced by secular governance, religions can be healthy for the individual, and by extension, the State/Nation.
  
  Therefore, the most dangerous States in the world today are those policed by theocratic governments, and their wannabees.

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• YW 10 years ago

  Great piece. Most religious folks dont look for the true values that their religions espoused and rather resort to some strange rituals thinking that is the purpose of religion. If religion is not taught well it can actually ...
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  Great piece. Most religious folks dont look for the true values that their religions espoused and rather resort to some strange rituals thinking that is the purpose of religion. If religion is not taught well it can actually lock up the potential of the human mind to develop and solve problems of humanity.

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• Behind the scene. 10 years ago

  We kill and die for Allah; for there is no any death more honourable than dying for Allah. Please be careful about your comments on Islam, for we have been commanded to fight the infidels until they say there is no god but Al ...
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  We kill and die for Allah; for there is no any death more honourable than dying for Allah. Please be careful about your comments on Islam, for we have been commanded to fight the infidels until they say there is no god but Allah and that Mohammed is his messager.

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• Behind the scene. 10 years ago

  Islam is the only religion not open for criticisms. You lose your freedom when you do so. Mohammed assassinated people who questioned his prophethood and behaviour.

  Islam is the only religion not open for criticisms. You lose your freedom when you do so. Mohammed assassinated people who questioned his prophethood and behaviour.

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• Behind Gross Stupidity 10 years ago

  It is a shame your "Arab Allah" speaks to you in Arabic and not Frafra.Dying for an Arab god is the ultimate madness for a poverty stricken African,Bangladeshi,Pakistani etc.

  It is a shame your "Arab Allah" speaks to you in Arabic and not Frafra.Dying for an Arab god is the ultimate madness for a poverty stricken African,Bangladeshi,Pakistani etc.

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• KAST 10 years ago

  The Arab slave trade typically dealt in the sale of castrated male slaves. Black boys between the age of 8 and 12 had their scrotums and penises completely amputated to prevent them from reproducing. About six of every 10 boy ...
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  The Arab slave trade typically dealt in the sale of castrated male slaves. Black boys between the age of 8 and 12 had their scrotums and penises completely amputated to prevent them from reproducing. About six of every 10 boys bled to death during the procedure, according to some sources, but the high price brought by eunuchs on the market made the practice profitable.
  
  Some men were castrated to be eunuchs in domestic service and the practice of neutering male slaves was not limited to only Black males. ”The calipha in Baghdad at the beginning of the 10th Century had 7,000 black eunuchs and 4,000 white eunuchs in his palace,” writes author Ronald Segal in his 2002 book, Islam’s Black Slaves: The Other Black Diaspora.

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• nabia 10 years ago

  Bosiako you have only regurgitated some ideas known long ago.
  If what you say about freedom of speech is true then words such as hatred racism and discrimination should not exist.

  Bosiako you have only regurgitated some ideas known long ago.
  If what you say about freedom of speech is true then words such as hatred racism and discrimination should not exist.

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