Afriyie Acquah merits Ghana call-up to Brazil -Parma Coach

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• HOUSTON, TEXAS, USA. 11 years ago

  BEFORE A CUSTOM OFFICER WILL OPEN AND INSPECT A CONTAINER, HE WILL ASK THE SHIPPERS TO GIVE HIM A CERTAIN AMOUNT. HE WILL SAY IF THIS AMOUNT IS NOT PAID TO ME, THEN, YOUR CONTAINERS WILL NOT BE OPENED.
  THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPE ...
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  BEFORE A CUSTOM OFFICER WILL OPEN AND INSPECT A CONTAINER, HE WILL ASK THE SHIPPERS TO GIVE HIM A CERTAIN AMOUNT. HE WILL SAY IF THIS AMOUNT IS NOT PAID TO ME, THEN, YOUR CONTAINERS WILL NOT BE OPENED.
  THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING AT THE PORT AT THIS TIME.
  MOST SHIPPERS INSTEAD OF REPORTING, GIVE THEM THE MONEY. REPORT SUCH BAD OFFICERS TO ANY FM RADIO STATION.
  PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF THESE CUSTOM OFFICERS AS PAKISTAN IS TIRED OF THE TALIBAN!!!!!

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• YOOMOBEGA 11 years ago

  For some reason, the whole world is gripped by corruption; whether it is Austin, Texas, Shanghai, China, Rome, Italy, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lagos, Nigeria, or Tema, Ghana.
  Money seems to decide everything imaginable.

  For some reason, the whole world is gripped by corruption; whether it is Austin, Texas, Shanghai, China, Rome, Italy, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lagos, Nigeria, or Tema, Ghana.
  Money seems to decide everything imaginable.

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• siward 11 years ago

  For nosy people who want to know more.
  Sorry for posting an unrelated topic here.
  
  
  I heard a story:
  When a baby is born, and it does not immediately cry,
  then the doctor or midwife make it cry,
  saying that this is g ...
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  For nosy people who want to know more.
  Sorry for posting an unrelated topic here.
  
  
  I heard a story:
  When a baby is born, and it does not immediately cry,
  then the doctor or midwife make it cry,
  saying that this is good for development of it's voice.
  If you want to know more about it,
  and ask what marvelous research has made them know this,
  then they are unable to point you to any investigation to support their claim.
  Such questions have been asked,
  and it has been suggested that we should start such investigations,
  but this was denied on grounds that it would be unethical
  to experiment on human babies.
  
  That is the story.
  I do not know if it is true.
  I read it a couple of decades ago,
  and perhaps there has been such research in the meantime ?
  A week ago i saw a documentary showing babies delivered in CAR,
  and it gave me impression that this may be important.
  
  As far as i can see, it is best to
  let the baby suckle the mother's breast before making it cry,
  or not make it cry at all.
  
  Do Ghanaian maternity wards habitually do this ?
  Is there newer research to support idea that making babies cry is a good thing ?
  I don't know.
  I hope some of you know.
  
  
  Story goes on to say :
  Although there is no information from experiments on babies,
  there is some research about animals that may be relevant.
  This is known as the question of the chicken and the egg.
  
  The question is :
  when a little chick comes out of it's egg,
  there may be many big chickens around ;
  how does the chick know which one is it's mother ?
  
  Scientists have experimented with this, and found that
  when there is no chicken around, but only a goose or similar bird,
  the little chick will think the goose is it's mother,
  and follow it around.
  However, if after that a chicken is brought into their environment,
  then the little chick will follow the chicken
  and not follow the goose any longer.
  
  Apparently little chicks have a built-in idea of what their mother looks like.
  
  Furthermore,
  when a little chick is following a goose,
  then it would normally start following a chicken instead,
  if one is put into that environment,
  but if the little chick is made to cry before that time,
  then it will not recognize the chicken as resembling it's mother,
  and will continue to follow the goose.
  So, making it cry terminates it's mother-acceptance.
  
  
  In documentary i saw, twins were born.
  First baby came head first and immediately started to cry.
  Second baby came feat first, and was silent.
  Second baby was then taken to a table a few yards away.
  Spiritual vibrations of that baby at that time
  were a lot like vibarations of it's mother.
  Then doctor put his hand agains baby's back,
  and crudely moved a rubber nipple around the baby's mouth,
  which triggered a suckling reflex.
  (Perhaps, but i did not see this, this start of suckling makes baby receptive to mother)
  Doctor then made his own spiritual vibrations strong in his hand,
  and the vibrations of the baby then became similar to these of the doctor,
  and no longer similar to those of the mother.
  Then he made the baby cry,
  after which it was returned to the mother.
  
  I think that is equivalent to rape.
  
  That documentary was transmitted on "Canvas" tv station,
  in a documentary-series program called "Vranckx",
  about a week ago.
  
  
  I have seen this. I do not know if you can see this.
  If it is possible to damage babies at birth,
  that does not imply that everyone always does that.
  
  
  So there is a theory that
  suckling reflex starts mother-acceptance, and
  making baby cry terminates mother-acceptance.
  
  
  As said, this is only a theory (until proven or disproven).
  But this is the only theory that i know of that can explain
  the generation gap that happened in the US around 1960
  (before world war two, US mothers usually gave birth at home,
  after world war two, it became customary to give birth in hospital).
  It is also the only theory that i know of that may explain
  why i am unusual
  (i was born before the doctor arrived,
  and baptised a few days later by my father).
  
  As i said, it is only a theory,
  but what is at stake is important,
  so let's be careful,
  and let babies meet their mother before they are made to cry.

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• Concerned 11 years ago

  Never seen Afriyie Acquah but looks like no one is interested in him

  Never seen Afriyie Acquah but looks like no one is interested in him

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• pk 11 years ago

  AA shouldn't be overlooked if better than others in his role.

  AA shouldn't be overlooked if better than others in his role.

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• slam 11 years ago

  TELL ITALY COACH TO PLAY ADEL RAMI

  TELL ITALY COACH TO PLAY ADEL RAMI

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• dread 11 years ago

  Oh Ghana when oh when so its true that Kwesi Appiah is taking bribes in order to send old old men to the world cup.
  Muntari, Essien, John mensah, Anthony Aquah are all old. I saac Vorsah has just recovered from injury.
  My q ...
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  Oh Ghana when oh when so its true that Kwesi Appiah is taking bribes in order to send old old men to the world cup.
  Muntari, Essien, John mensah, Anthony Aquah are all old. I saac Vorsah has just recovered from injury.
  My question is who in Ghana can mark or stop the speed of Christiano Ronaldo.
  Be careful A. Appiah

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• AK 11 years ago

  GFA mafias and AA don't knows what they are doing. Acquah Afriyie has been doing so well for the last 2 years whiles old players like Essien, John Mensah, Vorsah, Anthony Annan, Agyemang Badu, and many more are not.

  GFA mafias and AA don't knows what they are doing. Acquah Afriyie has been doing so well for the last 2 years whiles old players like Essien, John Mensah, Vorsah, Anthony Annan, Agyemang Badu, and many more are not.

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• lee 11 years ago

  Who is Anthony Aguah?.. Hey Dread stop smoking that intampi...lol...lol

  Who is Anthony Aguah?.. Hey Dread stop smoking that intampi...lol...lol

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• Africanus 11 years ago

  I agree, you just have to see this this guy play, he has pace, stamina and his work rate is super. Coach Appiah must take a second look at him. Muntari and Essien are slow and aging, a player like Afriyie Acquah represents th ...
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  I agree, you just have to see this this guy play, he has pace, stamina and his work rate is super. Coach Appiah must take a second look at him. Muntari and Essien are slow and aging, a player like Afriyie Acquah represents the future for Ghana.

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