The Sword – Maiden, Mother & Crone
New video from The Sword’s Gods of the Earth Album. Directed by Artificial Army.
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Daily Market Watch – Umhlanga Ridge – 25 June 2009 by Mon Media
25 June 2009’s Stock market report by Mon Media presented by Kevin Evans, Regional Manager of Thebe Securities Durban, South Africa.
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Is this for real?Beyoncé – Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) AFRICAN REMIX!!!
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Beyoncé Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) AFRICAN REMIX from the album Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) (C) 2008 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. Featuring the Naija Boyz. Nigerian music. Obama
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World Cup: Race relations in South Africa
SOUTH AFRICA – With the approaching World Cup, security forces are regularly demonstrating their strength. When extreme right-wing leader Eugene TerreBlanche was assassinated last weekend, the suspects were immediately arrested. The government sent a high-ranking delegation to the scene. The police, however, cannot fix everything. Violence is also a product of verbal agitation. Provocateurs such as ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema have recently been condemned for fanning the racial fire.
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Zakir Naik’s SEXY ISLAMIC answers (Part 1 of 3)
Zakir Naik humiliates opponents of Islam! Masha’allah!
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Zakir Abdul Karim Naik (born October 18, 1965) is an Indian public speaker and writer on the subject of Islam and comparative religion. He travels extensively and has been featured at many Islamic conferences.
A medical doctor by training, Naik attempts to clear what he considers misconceptions about Islam, using the Qur’an, Hadith and other religious scriptures as a basis while also spreading Dawah (Islamic proselytism). Naik claims to offer a rational understanding of Islam. Various aspects of Islamic law, Shari’a, he says, may seem illogical to non-Muslims, or non-practicing Muslims; Naik claims these rules are sensible. Islam, in his view, is the best way of life because its teachings constitute practical solutions for the problems of mankind. Critics have claimed that Naik’s views on “Idol worship in Islam” is hypocritical. They have claimed that he deliberately talking only of “standing on idols” and nothing else which could be deemed disrespectful (like spitting or kicking).[16]
Naik’s views on prasad and Christmas wishes have been discussed on Indian television channels. During NDTV’s televised debate “The Big Fight” (March 11 2006) and prominent Indian Muslims such as Salman Khurshid and Javed Akhtar reproved what they felt were Naik’s mischievous attempts to radicalize the Indian Muslim community and promote communal strife.
Other Muslims like Sheikh Taj-Al Halily and the members of the Muslim Canadian Congress have also rejected this viewpoint on Christmas wishes. [17]
Some non-Muslim critics have questioned his claim that the consumption of pork can lead to a person behaving like a pig. [18]
Critics also point to Naik’s strident debating style to claim that he wants to raise communal feelings.[19] During the Bangalore debate, Naik criticised other religions including Hinduism. His co-speaker Sri Sri Ravi Shankar simply replied, “to each their belief, and it is not our position to question them.”[20]
Various published sources, such as the CIA Factbook, contradict Naik’s claims that there are more women than men in groups of marriagable age.[21] Critics say this undercuts his rationale for polygamy.
Ali Sina, who is a big critic of Naik, has claimed that Naik is a showman who twists the truth and fools his audience. He has reviewed the debate between Campbell and Naik and claims that Naik misrepresented Islam with his lies.[22]
In response to questions about Naik, Darul Ifta, an Islamic organization in India which issues advice and fatwas has said that “one should not rely upon his speeches”[23], “his knowledge is not deep”[24] and that”he is deviated from the path of well-versed Ulama”[25]. They also say that Naik is “spreading mischievous things and misguiding simple Muslims to wrong path”[26] and that “he is religiously deviated, some of his talks are unauthentic.” [27] They advise other Muslims that “one is most probably feared to fall in fitnah by listening his speeches.”[28]
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Would you consider me to be a racist?
Please, I sincerely apologise if this diatribe offends anyone. Offence is sincerely not my aim here.
I am a white South African currently living in Britain. I have always been an extremely liberal, tolerant person. Pretty much everyone I know thinks of me the same way – in fact, my family often refer to me as "the hippie" because of my overly liberal attitude.
Very recently I have found that my opinions appear to be changing…
I have recently read of Julius Malema (of the ANC – South Africa’s ruling political party) singing a song called "shoot the boer!" ("boer" translates directly to "white farmer", by the way). He is the leader of the ANC youth league, someone in high power in charge of impressionable young minds.
Winnie Mandela famously called out "one farmer one bullet" at her husband Nelson Mandela’s presidential inauguration. This on what was supposed to be the dawn of South Africa’s "renaissance".
South Africa’s current president Jacob Zuma (while ruling a country that has the world’s worst AIDS statistics) had unprotected sex with a partner he barely knew. He claims that it was ok because as soon as he was done he jumped into the shower and washed his genitals.
Jacob Zuma’s predecessor Thabo Mbeki (also while ruling a country with the world’s worst AIDS statistics) constantly maintained that there was absolutely no link between HIV and AIDS.
Nksozana Dlamini-Zuma, South Africa’s former minister of health strenuously claimed that HIV and AIDS could be overcome by eating fresh garlic and African potatoes. I believe that while these products probably DO contain nutrients that are very beneficial, combatting HIV or AIDS is far beyond their capability.
My family are originally from Rhodesia (now called Zimbabwe). Robert Mugabe has systematically turned Zimbabwe (Africa’s most prosperous country formerly known as "Africa’s bread basket") to the world’s worst economy OF ALL TIME. Apparently he blames this on a 23 year drought that coincidentally happened to start when he took office.
The international world seemed to be very happy when Robert Mugabe started reallocating white-owned farms to the native people regardless of the fact that they soon turned these farms to subsistence farms – one of the leading causes of the dire economy. If this is the right thing to do, why aren’t American farmers being chased off their land (without ANY compensation) in favour of Native Americans?
A black politician in Britain (a first world country, a first world education) recently said "how can you call me racist? I’m black! You’re being ridiculous, a black person can’t be racist!". This she said shortly after referring to a fellow politician as a coconut (ie: brown on the outside, white on the inside).
Why is it that having an entirely white government is racist and wrong, but having an all black government is ok even when they clearly have racist tendencies and appear to be incompetent?
I know that I appear to be focusing on the negative and I apologise, but VERY little has appeared in the media that is positive. Having said all this, I would also like to state that when it comes to people in the general population I have absolutely no problems regarding race, colour or creed. My problem appears to be when people like this (who just so happen to usually be "of a slightly darker colour") do and say things like this when they are in a position of authority where they have a direct effect on my life.
When I hear things like this, it makes my blood boil. It makes me exceedingly angry. I can actually feel my blood pressure changing because these sorts of things are not isolated incidents. Does this make me a racist?
And before anyone tries to use Apartheid as a counter-argument, bear this in mind: Yes, the Apartheid government was GROSSLY unfair, biased and bigoted. Yes, the majority of the population was badly treated and badly educated. BUT I believe this has no bearing on my argument because it was the exact polar opposite of what is currently happening. NO MIDDLE GROUND (such as equality for ALL) HAS BEEN REACHED. Besides that, it was almost before my time (the horrendous Apartheid government came to an end when I was 12 years old) so I focus on what is happening now, during my time.
You like many others are a realist that sees what is happening yet when you speak up you get tarnished with the racist tag. The South African Government single handidly has kept the butcher called Mugabe in power. They have managed to make South Africa the most dangerous country in the world to live in.
While we all agree apartheid had to end, the reality of the ANC isn’t that much better
Why do black people in South Africa still 13 years later screw over white people based on Apartheid?
The present of South Africa jakob zuma sang a song about killing white people and denieing them off rights that they did not have themselves before apartheid, why is it black people are killing millions of whites every year jsut simply based on them being white and why are they dening them simple rights that they should have simply based on there skin color?
Please watch this video
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This is a Serious Question!!
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Emma, I would be honoured, as a citizen of the Republic Of South Africa, to answer this question for you. Firstly, all this crap I am reading, all the responses-you are all pathetic. I wish for once there would actually be some intelligent answers here, it would be so lovely if I could just for once get into a lovely debate with all you ignorant "western civilisation" people!
The song sung was re-inforced by one of our political parties youth league leader (ANC-JULIUS MALEMA) For those of you who dont know, he is probably one of the most uneducated persons in our country. http://media.photobucket.com/image/malema/jeremynell/malema.jpg. There is his report card for matric. Judging by his intelligence we can all see how amazing this man really is. The song sung by him and his pathetically large amount of followers, was MESHIMI-WA-MI, which translated, bring me my machine GUN. There are unanimous topics to slam this leader, despite his songs of oppression currently being sung by this leader, in several unions in SA. SO what exactly is this song of oppression? its called SKIET DIE BOERE-translated-SHOOT THE BOERS(FARMERS). Is it justifable that our president JZ then has a rally and promotes songs of encitement. Struggle songs?!! who is struggling?! MAlema did not even live in the APARTHEID ERA. I hate how the yanks forget about how they treated their own BLACK in their years of apartheid.( SOrry I forgot to mention that all americans are innocent, they are not racist and would never harm blacks) By the way the Germans still have alot to account for dont they??
White activists were also imprisoned during the years of apartheid, fighting for equity and unification, So do the next 10 generations of these still pay for the crimes of the apartheid leaders? What I cant understand is, Our people are being murdered, our farmers namely, and there is a count of the dead farmers by the leaders of the apartheid justice seekers. It amazes me as how the blacks of the country claim heritage land and want us white people off, yet you still see them driving fat fancy cars, living in houses that could cater for a hundred, ( basically western civilisation). But they want us out?? I wonder why Zimbabwe turned out the way it is now, cos thats what Bob wanted, no white farmers-look where that got them, now Zanu PF has nothing left and is basically crying like a baby for the whites to return.
Whites will continue to die under the ignorance of the so-called sufferers of the next generation apartheid victims, this is the ignorance we are dealing with, so If it makes all you yanks happy to see us die, clap our hands for us please. Because you are right, we should all suffer for our terrible crimes of our past, after all,we are so civilised…
Tom McEvoy
Tom McEvoy talks to the All Africa Poker team, anchored by Neil Andrews about poker, golf and his WSOP 2009 experience … part 1
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