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Category Archives: Africa
Are Jews Going To Fall For Another Scam About Black African ‘Jews’?
Background on Ethiopian Jews in Israel, whose average IQ is 63 and whose descendants will assimilate about as well as American blacks into first world civilization. Report: When I had met Pinchas in Abuja, Nigeria’s federal capital some four months … Continue reading
Why Are Africans Attacking Aid Workers Trying To Help Them?
The CBC reports: The governments of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone have already stepped up their efforts to contain the disease. Education campaigns are underway to counter traditional beliefs and customs. But sometimes health-care workers still get attacked when they … Continue reading
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NYT: U.S. Officials Question Ability of Nigeria to Rescue Hostages
So what is the average Nigerian IQ? It’s 67, so of course they’re not competent. The average African IQ is 70. That’s why the continent is a disaster. As America imports more people from Africa and other disaster zones such … Continue reading
A Few Thoughts On Israel And America
I am a naturalized citizen of the United States of America. I love my adopted country. I believe that the primary purpose of the United States government is to insure the welfare of its citizens and their progeny. Therefore, I … Continue reading
AIDS In Africa
PR exec Justine Sacco was fired for tweeting: “Going to Africa. Hope I don’t get AIDS. Just kidding. I’m white!” She just happened to tell the truth. Whites are at much less at risk of getting AIDS or any STD … Continue reading
Why Is Africa So Primitive?
Africa has 18% of the world’s land, 13% of the world’s population and 1% of the world’s GNP. Why? Corrupt government and corrupt societies and corrupt interpersonal relations (such as failing to arrive on time to meetings, respecting other people’s … Continue reading
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When The Man Left Zambia, The Natives Started Buggering Each Other To Death
When the British ran the country that became Zambia, the natives had an average life expectancy of around 65 years. Since they’ve taken charge of their own affairs, their standard of living has halved along with their life expectancy. As … Continue reading
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Tagged annual incomes, average life expectancy, hiv aids, life expectancy rates, maternal mortality, sharing needles, social indicators, south africans, standard of living
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