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Africa’s Last World Cup Hope Is Ghana (New York Times roots for Ghana over US)
The New York Times ^
| 6/25/10
| JERÉ LONGMAN
Posted on 06/25/2010 6:59:00 PM PDT by Ge0ffrey
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To: Mr. Mojo
I assume they backed Russian collective farms - that starved millions - over capitalism... Did they back us or the Germans in World War II - I forgot...
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posted on
06/25/2010 7:48:53 PM PDT
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GOPJ
(http://www.portpublishing.com/Computer%20Based/retaildetailgmsea.htm)
To: Ge0ffrey
Too bad all these people who hold such high admiration for Africa don’t fecking move there.
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posted on
06/25/2010 8:01:14 PM PDT
by
jla
To: nuconvert
That’s why I posted it under “bloggers and personal” and not under “news/activism.”
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posted on
06/25/2010 8:21:55 PM PDT
by
Ge0ffrey
To: hole_n_one
In my defense, why in God’s name would the New York Times publish a story entitled: The New York Times Roots for Ghana over US?
I posted it under “bloggers and personal.” It has my own editorial spin.
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posted on
06/25/2010 8:24:42 PM PDT
by
Ge0ffrey
To: Ge0ffrey
We (Australia) drew with Ghana with only 10 men. The USA should beat them by what I have seen! You are playing really good football and as long as you can keep their centre forward under control you should win and win well!
Mel
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posted on
06/25/2010 8:40:17 PM PDT
by
melsec
To: Ge0ffrey
It would be racist to defeat the African team.
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posted on
06/25/2010 10:15:37 PM PDT
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E. Pluribus Unum
("The only stable state is the one in which all men are equal before the law." -- Aristotle)
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