Oh Yeah!

[kambuli]

What happened to his personal conciousness? Religion?Ethics? Humanity?Self restrain, self control or self respect?

I was ordered kulahaa

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/03 ... index.html

[The_Emperior5]

omg i was orderd to rape childeren
how can you do that to a child

[kambuli]

As the Somali says: Hakaa Saarto

[AbdiWahab252]

Propaganda

[FAH1223]

Propaganda

I agree

[Advo]

western hypocrisy

They turn a blind eye to Dubya Bush and other white european rulers who committed similiar crimes but are quick to judge poor nations etc, With that said, I also believe Omar Hassan al-Bashir should be handed over to face justice.

[Abmn]

This propaganda has something to do with today's International Criminal Court's indictment of president Omar Al-Bashir. It isn't gonna work.

[Navy9]

These are liars, the West wants to punish Al Bashir because he sold his oil to China, I wouldnt be surprised if Bush was behind this!

[admin]

Europeans raped the whole world and no1 dares to challenge them except few jewish organizations....

these same ppl are beating human rights drums today:


Between 1620 and 1655 the Netherlands and Portugal were at war, a struggle that became increasingly dictated by the needs of the slave trade. The Dutch were late comers to Africa, and their attempts to establish trading posts inevitably led to confrontation with the Portuguese. The Dutch were initially chasing African gold, but after they captured the sugar plantations in northern Brazil, they turned to slavery to help realise its full potential. Plans made to conquer the Portugeuse headquarters on the gold coast, São Jorge da Mina, to ensure a steady flow of slaves, were successful and it fell in 1637. The newly renamed Elmina, proved disappointing, but it drove them on to Angola, and the island depot of São Tomé, and gave Dutch slavers a taste of the profit had at the expense of human beings. When Brazil fell in 1654 the trade continued at a pace, with colonies like Curacou emerging as vast slave markets open to the whole Caribbean.

Amsterdam was the capital of the Holland, the largest and most important of the Seven Provinces that comprised the Netherlands. The city was already prosperous, but when the southern city of Antwerp fell to the Spanish in 1585, it benefited from a stream of enterprising merchants and wealthy refugees. By the mid 1600s it was the most important trading centre in the world, providing a vital supporting role to Caribbean slavery.

West-Indisch Huis (West Indies House, see photo below) in the centre of Amsterdam was the former headquarters of the Dutch West-Indische Compagnie (West India Company or WIC), which was probably the largest single slave trader in history. The company was chartered in 1621, and provided with a monopoly on the African slave trade that lasted until 1730. This building was occupied from 1621-1647, a period which saw the first of 30,000 slaves arriving in Dutch Brazil, arranged through the WIC.

West Indies House

The slave routes required bulk warehousing and transportation for slave produce once it arrived back in the 'Old World', and Amsterdam developed accordingly. Its historic centre retains many of the original tall, narrow and deep warehouses that as part of the colonial boom once bulged with sugar, cotton and tobacco.

In the 17th Century most traded commodities passed through Amsterdam's canals and rested in its warehouses before being traded on. The Commodity Exchange (Beurs, pictured below) was built from 1608-1613 with this fact in mind, becoming so influential that merchants came from all over Europe to set their prices, and to speculate on the goods newly arrived from the Caribbean. These prices would in turn help shape the demand for bonded labour in the various sectors of the slave economy.

more:
http://www.antislavery.org/breakingthes ... ands.shtml

[Abmn]

admin, there's no need to go back to several hundreds years; what happened a few years ago is sufficient as it's still fresh in our minds. A few years ago, the Bush regime ordered US troops to rape Iraqi children, women and men. There you go.

[CoolPoisons]

kambuli he didnt rape them. read the interview. he said he didnt penetrate cause his ceeb wasnt hard

[kambuli]

Cool,

True that...haddaan dhegeystay..Waan ku dul jeefsady yuu yidhi

[Cawar]

Propaganda

I agree

100% pure BS. I never believe what they say on CNN or any western media against muslim countries and esp. against those viewed as America's enemies.

[Hyperactive]

Cool,

True that...haddaan dhegeystay..Waan ku dul jeefsady yuu yidhi

wan dul jeeftay