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The ‘Hillary’ Africa will never forget

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  • Alligator 7 years ago

    Na true talk, ma bruda.

    Everything you say in this piece is correct. Gadaffi is dead. He may have been a dictator but he was far better with Libya than what we see today. And those who destroyed are not genuinely apologet ...
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  • Sam 7 years ago

    Kudos my brother... You have my out most respect... Salute

  • Not Nice 7 years ago

    That's precisely the agenda of the American oligarchs running the show in Washington....to destabilize Africa and the Middle East in order to deter China from expanding trade in these two regions. Clearly, the US has lost its ...
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  • Abra Kuma 7 years ago

    When will we ever learn, oh Africa? They cannot love us more than themselves! They only want to rule us. Let us show them we love ourselves more than they can ever begin to love us. Kick her politics to the curb!

  • Kwaku 7 years ago

    Ah this article has touched my heart n sad US we all see to be there for everyone in the world regarding goodwill n freedom n they are rather treat to world peace, distabilising countries all along, good God help us !!!!

  • kwame Nkrumah 7 years ago

    Libya under Gaddafi was not entirely hellish as the world has been made to believe. The citizens did not have the luxury of voting but Gaddafi made sure they had a high standard of living to compensate for curtailed freedoms. ...
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  • Abra Kuma 7 years ago

    Kwame Nkrumah would be very proud of this your contribution, Soulmate!
    Jah bless and protect, every time!

  • Plasma Kote 7 years ago

    She is just as BAD as the husband, with ALL THE BLOOD ON THEIR HANDS

    Ron Brown and Vincent Forster !!!!

  • Plasma Kote 7 years ago

    How and why they were killed.

  • Kwabena Yeboah 7 years ago

    For some reason, we Africans have a very short memory, and do not do well to understand the world's geopolitics. But if you are an American, and lost your son or daughter in Pan Am flight 103 bombing over the skies of Lockerb ...
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  • kweku trouble 7 years ago

    How many people already died in Libya? How many are still dying in Libya and other countries because of this bad decision? You may sit in the comfort of your home and pontificate because you have not experienced first hand t ...
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  • Kwabena Yeboah 7 years ago

    All hell break loose when dictators fall. This is a fact, unless of course you were born yesterday. All hell broke loose when the You mentioned Ivory Coast, have you ever wondered why there was a civil war in that country? ...
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  • kweku trouble 7 years ago

    I was not talking about civil war, and I was careful to avoid that phrase. I am referring to terrorist activities that hit those two countries not too long ago. Those had nothing to do with Campoare or Boigny. So your point?

  • kweku trouble 7 years ago

    If you read me well, I made no mention of civil wars. I was careful to avoid that phrase knowing very well the history behind them. I was talking about terrorist activities that hit those two countries not too long ago. Those ...
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  • Aligator 7 years ago

    The angle you take obfuscates the issue. You are assuming that those who blame Hillary and imperialism are necessarily saying Gadaffi was a holy man without faults. Nobody supports the idea of killing innocent people on a pla ...
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  • Kwabena Yeboah 7 years ago

    Oh, no, I beg to differ, my friend. Qaddafi was the architect of his own misfortune. If a leader sets his country as a pariah state and sponsors terrorism, then I have no sympathy for that character.

    Africans called him t ...
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  • Mark 7 years ago

    Imperialist Countries don't want to see any Africa Country to Progress,and Develope,and Prosper.

  • Putin 7 years ago

    We were witnesses to this real-time so we know the truth. but history shall be written by the perpetrators and Gadaffi will be portrayed as a monster who was dispatched for the good of mankind. We should take HisStory with a ...
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  • Kwabena Yeboah 7 years ago

    Qaddafi was by no means a saint - he was a brutal dictator who killed thousand of his own people. Stop idolizing him for goodness sake. Yup, for goodness sake.

  • kweku trouble 7 years ago

    So what is left of Libya now? You think post Ghadafi Libya is better than it was? Then leave USA and go live in Tripoli. Stop arguing out of context.

  • Kwabena Yeboah 7 years ago

    Don't worry about Libya my friend. If the Hutus in Rwanda are living peacefully with their neighbours Tutsis after the genocide, then Libya will stabilize itself in the long run. If there is any blame to go around, then we sh ...
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  • Apostle Mawuetornam Dugbazah 7 years ago

    Now, I admit leadership is not easy when your enemies are as HYPOCRITICAL and UNRIGHTEOUS as the Western world. However, I must say that Gadaffi knew how to be a leader in the midst of wolves who preyed upon his national well ...
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  • Kwabena Yeboah 7 years ago

    Was Qaddafi truly good to his people? Which people? His tribesmen? Apostle, please learn the history of Libya because I respect your views on this forum.

  • Apostle Mawuetornam Dugbazah 7 years ago

    I will take your advice. However, no leader can satisfy competing interests without offence to the mundane pursuits of kinsmen as well as other nationals. Gadaffi was human. Thank you.

    Sincerely,
    Apostle Mawuetornam Dug ...
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