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Having just completed the daily posting on my main page, “The Bearded Man”, I was struck by the number of cases before the courts in Zimbabwe that have political connotations.
As a former police public prosecutor in the Zimbabwe Republic Police, I...
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I am not a sociologist but observant. And, I don’t feel embarrassed if *others* find my views provocative, lecherous, or unsuitable. Damn with them. Two raging issues...
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John McCain was not born in the United States of America. He was born on a military installation in the Panama Canal zone where his father, a navy officer, was...
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Members of the opposition Democratic Party sleep as they set up barricades of furniture in front of the main hall of the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2008. The parliament speaker ordered opposition lawmakers camped out...
