LUGA YANGUJE? -- MY LANGUAGE






Friday, May 31, 2013

KENYA-- EVERYONE IS A PARTICIPANT--
NOT JUST PROFESSIONALS


High jumping is part of a well rounded education. So, why don't we see more of this in Anglo Saxon nations?

Answer: The boys cannot get out of their teen age mandatory slouch position.




Friday, April 26, 2013

KUKATA TIKITI YA MAJI


HARAKA HARAKA NI BARAKA

Lakini, angalia vidoli yako. Sitaki damu na tikiti yangu.

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

DO YOU HAVE AN OLD HORSE? WHAT TO DO WITH IT?
BRING IT TO NEW MEXICO FOR RETIREMENT TO MAC-DONALD'S


Thus, the old horse must go, and with a starving world out there, why not make horse burgers? My family grew up eating zebra when I was growing up in Tanzania. It had more fat than the various kinds of antelope, so it was preferred. Hippo was the only animal other than zebra that we liked better.

So, here is a Hispanic gentleman who is going to dress horse for Eastern Europeans. I have a hard time understanding why these bleeding hearts think that horses should be immune from coming to dinner at my house if that is the sort of meat I like.

ARTICLE UNDER DISCUSSION





Monday, March 25, 2013

GOOD WOGS KNUCKLE UNDER


Just as with the great colonial powers long ago, the US Secretary of State has convinced the "democratically elected leader" of Afghanistan to get back under the whip and behave himself.

History tells us this can only go on as long as the power is overwhelming. The longer it strings out time wise, the more ugly the final moment.

WATCH THE OFFICIAL SUBMISSION 


Thursday, December 20, 2012

THIRD WORLD- BE CAREFUL OF "PROGRESS"


Do you live in Bangladesh or Botswana? Tanzania or Tonga? Any other allegedly "Third World" nation?

Beware of White Men who come bearing loads of money to modernize your nation.

Here is how it worked in the USA.





RARE SOCCER GOAL


This is amazing. It is one thing to do this while playing around in practice, but to do it on demand when a real goal and a win is possible is quite another thing.

SEE THE VIDEO HERE

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

FROM CONGO, POOREST NATION ON EARTH- MUSIC


This is amazing beyond words. It shows what an unemployed man can do with determination beyond our imaginations:



Kinshasa Congo is one of he most depressing cities in the world. I can usually find words to chatter on about anything I see, but these people, who claimed the highest of art in music midst war, poverty, poor sanitation, and in an unspeakable shanty town....... there are no words to describe this. It simply shows how one man with a dream cannot be stopped by any adversity.

Also, we salute the folks from Europe who went into that fearful world to lift the bar a bit higher for these people in the Congo.