Comments on: Rhodes University Breaks The Silence http://kambale.com/rhodes-university-breaks-the-silence.html In the footsteps of Lumumba Sun, 11 Dec 2011 05:58:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: George Marecheau http://kambale.com/rhodes-university-breaks-the-silence.html/comment-page-1#comment-124 George Marecheau Sun, 03 Jul 2011 17:22:54 +0000 http://kambale.com/?p=239#comment-124 I am profound in my belief that the Congo holds the key to Africa's development. I have sudied the events eviserating the Congo from the time of Patrice Lumumba's voice for self determination, through the bringing down of Daj Hammersjold, through the Cia's imposing on the people of the Congo a Colonel Mobutu. I heve followed the economic emasculation of the Congo through Unione Muniere, controlled by Lord Russel of liverpool and later other English capitalists with interests in the then troubled nsighbourhood of Angola as well as in Knightsbridge's Harrods. The strangest irony is that the past President of the USA was reading the account of America's involvement in the Congo while he was engaged in toppling Saddam Hussein in Iraq. The Congo is the key to an African development of economy and cultural sustenance. I am profound in my belief that the Congo holds the key to Africa’s development.
I have sudied the events eviserating the Congo from the time of Patrice Lumumba’s voice for self determination, through the bringing down of Daj Hammersjold, through the Cia’s imposing on the people of the Congo a Colonel Mobutu.
I heve followed the economic emasculation of the Congo through Unione Muniere, controlled by Lord Russel of liverpool and later other English capitalists with interests in the then troubled nsighbourhood of Angola as well as in Knightsbridge’s Harrods.
The strangest irony is that the past President of the USA was reading the account of America’s involvement in the Congo while he was engaged in toppling Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
The Congo is the key to an African development of economy and cultural sustenance.

]]> By: George Marecheau http://kambale.com/rhodes-university-breaks-the-silence.html/comment-page-1#comment-123 George Marecheau Sun, 03 Jul 2011 17:18:19 +0000 http://kambale.com/?p=239#comment-123 I am profound in my belief that the Congo holds the key to Africa development. I have sudied the events eviserating the Congo from the time of Patrice Lumumba's voice for self determination, through the bringing down of Gaj Hammersjold, through the Cia's imposing on the people of the Congo a Colonel Mobutu. I heve followed the economic emasculation of the Congo through Unione Muniere, controlled by Lord Russel of liverpool and later other English capitalists with interests in the then troubled nsighbourhood of Angola as well as in Knightsbridge's Harrods. The strangest irony is that the past President of the USA was reading the account of America's involvement in the Congo while he was engaged in toppling Saddam Hussein in Iraq. The Congo is the key to an African development of economy and cultural sustenance. I am profound in my belief that the Congo holds the key to Africa development.
I have sudied the events eviserating the Congo from the time of Patrice Lumumba’s voice for self determination, through the bringing down of Gaj Hammersjold, through the Cia’s imposing on the people of the Congo a Colonel Mobutu.
I heve followed the economic emasculation of the Congo through Unione Muniere, controlled by Lord Russel of liverpool and later other English capitalists with interests in the then troubled nsighbourhood of Angola as well as in Knightsbridge’s Harrods. The strangest irony is that the past President of the USA was reading the account of America’s involvement in the Congo while he was engaged in toppling Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
The Congo is the key to an African development of economy and cultural sustenance.

]]> By: Diane http://kambale.com/rhodes-university-breaks-the-silence.html/comment-page-1#comment-68 Diane Tue, 30 Nov 2010 21:37:38 +0000 http://kambale.com/?p=239#comment-68 I agree with you that it's sad and troublesome to see cultures being subsumed by American culture. I think Tambu agrees with you too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGRP0n0TjX4 I agree with you that it’s sad and troublesome to see cultures being subsumed by American culture.

I think Tambu agrees with you too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGRP0n0TjX4

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