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𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐬𝐞𝐩𝐞: 𝐘𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐚 𝐆𝐨𝐚𝐥 𝐯𝐬 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐬 𝐋𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐝 𝐀 𝐆𝐨𝐚𝐥, 𝐁𝐔𝐓 𝐕𝐀𝐑 𝐒𝐚𝐢𝐝 𝐍𝐎 CAF President Mr. Motsepe says the goal scored by Yanga vs Sundowns a few seasons ago looked a goal, as he watched like a football fan, VAR said NO! #AfricanFootball

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Rwanda Many pretend, others wish … and in reality only few are PanAfrican For President Kagame it’s a reality, it’s a daily and it’s tangible. He has contributed as much as he could to have the Continental as Regional Organizations to work with that goal … yet, the bureaucracy and the real will for achievements has been drastically missing from the part of African leaders and their“white collars” serving inside those institutions. The “Richest” Continent should not wait for “AID” but build from its own Human and Natural resources. No need to be deceived by those who once colonized Africa Lessons from HE President Kagame

Rwanda Many pretend, others wish … and in reality only few are PanAfrican For President Kagame it’s a reality, it’s a daily and it’s tangible. He has contributed as much as he could to have the Continental as Regional Organizations to work with that goal … yet, the bureaucracy and the real will for achievements has been drastically missing from the part of African leaders and their“white collars” serving inside those institutions. The “Richest” Continent should not wait for “AID” but build from its own Human and Natural resources. No need to be deceived by those who once colonized Africa Lessons from HE President Kagame

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28,429 views • 4 months ago

Canada is now fighting off an effort by the Trump admin to destroy the Canadian economy and "de-facto" annex the country. "Fundamentally, what we think the President wants is much bigger than the issue of fentanyl. His goal is to weaken us, and then once he has done that, then de facto he thinks he can annex us. He's said that in the past" - Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs It's hard to overestimate how unprecedented this kind of statement is from the Canadian government. It looks like Trump watched what his friend Putin has been doing, and thought, oh that looks like a good idea.

Canada is now fighting off an effort by the Trump admin to destroy the Canadian economy and "de-facto" annex the country. "Fundamentally, what we think the President wants is much bigger than the issue of fentanyl. His goal is to weaken us, and then once he has done that, then de facto he thinks he can annex us. He's said that in the past" - Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs It's hard to overestimate how unprecedented this kind of statement is from the Canadian government. It looks like Trump watched what his friend Putin has been doing, and thought, oh that looks like a good idea.

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1,080,125 views • 1 year ago

Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy had a hilarious explanation for why he ignored his coaches' advice and hit the Griddy before crossing the goal line on Sunday Night Football. "I did it in practice and I was told not to do it. It was just me being who I am. Like ‘Oh, now I’m more enticed to do it.’ If it’s that open, just get in the end zone no matter what, be coachable and do what my coach says. I’ll definitely get a minus for that one," McCarthy said.

Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy had a hilarious explanation for why he ignored his coaches' advice and hit the Griddy before crossing the goal line on Sunday Night Football. "I did it in practice and I was told not to do it. It was just me being who I am. Like ‘Oh, now I’m more enticed to do it.’ If it’s that open, just get in the end zone no matter what, be coachable and do what my coach says. I’ll definitely get a minus for that one," McCarthy said.

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374,247 views • 7 months ago

Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh: On a person allegedly killed by an acquaintance over an eight-month-old dispute on Bakrid, Hindu Raksha Dal President in Khoda Colony, Sonu Sharma, says, "The worker who is no longer with us today was also a member of the Hindu Raksha Dal. His friends had called him out. He had a fight with a boy named Asad 6-7 months ago. Asad had decided that he wanted to kill him. That's why he brought a knife from home. He had a very large knife in his hand. He stabbed him 6-7 times, and his bones were exposed. He was chopped up like a goat. He said, 'Since I didn't chop a goat, I will chop you instead'..."

Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh: On a person allegedly killed by an acquaintance over an eight-month-old dispute on Bakrid, Hindu Raksha Dal President in Khoda Colony, Sonu Sharma, says, "The worker who is no longer with us today was also a member of the Hindu Raksha Dal. His friends had called him out. He had a fight with a boy named Asad 6-7 months ago. Asad had decided that he wanted to kill him. That's why he brought a knife from home. He had a very large knife in his hand. He stabbed him 6-7 times, and his bones were exposed. He was chopped up like a goat. He said, 'Since I didn't chop a goat, I will chop you instead'..."

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