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Sunday, July 25, 2010
Shouldn't The Label Be Covered With Blood?
(On the other hand, the nightmare of the last 50 years has pretty much been off the radar of the UK consumer. Maybe the name summons up dappled sunlight through a leafy tropical canopy to the average Brit - just not to this one).
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moriarty
said...
Whenever I see the word 'Congo' I accociate it with Belgium. What a great record for a country that houses most of the EU government eh?
I think that there is no political faction (with mainstream media access) in the West that has a dog in the Congo fight, so it may as well not exist.
OTOH, speaking of dogs, everyman and his dog seems to have an opinion about Israel and Palestine, which may mean that particular conflict is the clash of the titans.
For a fascinating alternative read (i.e. one you won't hear in the MSM) take on the Belgian Congo, colonialism, and decolonisation see here:
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Whenever I see the word 'Congo' I accociate it with Belgium. What a great record for a country that houses most of the EU government eh?
Belgian schools teach pro-paedophile propaganda.
Now Laban you re not having a dig at Homo Congoidus are you? Please make it clear where you stand - we are all the same are nt we?
This reminds me of a post on Samzidata.
They couldn't understand why the Belgian king Leopold II, was loved as a benevolent leader in Belgium. But behaved with brutality in the Congo..
d'uh..
I think that there is no political faction (with mainstream media access) in the West that has a dog in the Congo fight, so it may as well not exist.
OTOH, speaking of dogs, everyman and his dog seems to have an opinion about Israel and Palestine, which may mean that particular conflict is the clash of the titans.
For a fascinating alternative read (i.e. one you won't hear in the MSM) take on the Belgian Congo, colonialism, and decolonisation see here:
http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2009/08/from-cromer-to-romer-and-back-again.html
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