just put some make up on, and we’ll forgive you gurl!

Thats crazy…I’m glad to see Oprah is taking charge and addressing these issues and has gone out there to apologize and take care of things.

Wow, that’s sad…but’s not really all her fault…

OMG!

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Its a damn shame that this is going on. Oprah is doing such a great thing for Africa and this BS happens. Its not her fault at all though, I hate to say it, but I am not surprised that this is happening. There are always bad apples that mess good things up.

In addition, I think anyone would look like Oprah as well if they were involved in so much. Oprah is hella tired! She just needs a nap.

I think it is a damn shame what is going on, but just because it is Oprah’s school does not mean anything. It goes on all the time and no one addresses it…..On another note, her earrings are funky

She needs to put that make up artist on leave! Whoever smeared that on her should be beaten.

What the hell kinda ‘ish is going on over there? People are so cruel.

A child should be able to be a child without being beaten and sexually abused. Adults are supposed to protect them.

The adults who did this should go to prison for life.

Or killed.

not good deed………

think!

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typo….

NO GOOD DEED

GOES UNPUNISHED!!

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Go get ‘em Ope.

All IT TAKES IS JUST ONE DUMB, SICK PERVERT TO MESS THINGS UP FOR EVERYBODY. I HOPE THEY THROW THAT SICK, TWISTED MATRON IN JAIL IF SHE IS POVEN GUILTY. THE ABUSE MUST HAVE BEEN RELLY BAD TO MAKE THOSE GIRLS RUN AWAY LIKE THAT. GOD BLESS YOU MISS WINFRED, STAY ON TOP OF THINGS AND DON’T LET ANYONE DESTROY THESE GIRLS FUTURES.

It’s good to see that Sophia, I mean Oprah is not keeping quiet and trying to sweep it under the rug. I am glad to see that she has put it out their and addressing it openly.

It is sad that the folks in charge would be so opportunistic as to use a school and the children as their pedophiliac playground. One thing we can be sure of is that if the allegations are proven to be true, Sophia, I mean Oprah will press charges and ensure that they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

should be “there”.

Honestly, what did she expect? South Africa is NOT America. They play by a different set of rules there. In most black and brown nations children are seen and NOT heard. Which is so obvious by the way the principal ignored the girls complaints of abuse.

O is looking a bit nappy headed!

I BET THE FEDS HAVE AGENTS PLACED AT THE SCHOOL TO UNDERMINED WHAT SHES TYRING ACCOMPLISH.

I love this pic; put it next to any of Star’s pics and you’ve got true lunch losing material.

She isn’t doing anything radical, so there’s no reason for the Feds. She built a school worth millions for a small group of girls to be just like her, how threatening is that?

I still don’t like her.

Aww…. I’m so sad to hear about whats going on. There are some sick people in this world. Why would they do that to anyone?

um O please begin the botox treatments I mean damn u looking hella ugly right about now

I do appaluad Oprah for taking the initive to go there her self and not send a corporate rep, but being a person whose occupation for the past 10 years has been working with at-risk kids, I would like to know when are some of these celebrities going to start going to “get over” the fade of swooping in and “saving” children from other countries and do something with the kids that are suffering here. Not saying that 3rd world countries don’t need the help but I see plenty of kids here that could use a good home and good parents so that they can have a better chance to survive and become a productive part of society. It was impressive that Oprah built a school for girls in S. Africa but when will she build a school here? Dont we all know achild that could benefit from that? Angeline Jolie is “collecting” babies from across the globe, but arent there babies here that need to be adopted? Is there not stilla need for schools in the Katrina devestation areas? I mean maybe I’m wrong, but, I have read/heard anything being done by these priveldged few on that scale here.. Sorry for the long post.

Don’t be sorry Supreme Magnetic you are RIGHT. I was kinda mad myself when Oprah opened that school. There are a gazillion rich Africians in ATL that could have opened that school. They fly back and forth over there all the time. I can’t tell Oprah what to do with her money, I wouldn’t dare. But I know there are children here that need “saving”!!

@ Woman.. THANK YOU! At least someone on here has some sense.

Typical ignorant comments when it comes to Africa. I like how this has become “Africa’s” problem (yeah, something happens in one school, in one city in an African country, then somehow all the other 52 countries (let alone the whole of South Africa) is drawn into it and stereotypes made). This is a universal problem that happens in most schools. You make it sound as if such things don’t happen here..

GET A CLUE!And that “brown/black” nations comment is too ignorant to be responded to… when you make comments like that you speak about all black people of every shade.

@ Allah.. I agree with you. These problems are everywhere and most of all , they are here in the US of A and we do need to pay attention to what is going on here…

To answer your question Allah Supreme. Because in America, there’s a system that helps children. Free public education until college. Albeit the public education is terrible, at least they have the opportunity to go to school. That is not so in many developing nations (i hate the term 3rd World). There is no social welfare system, educational programs or such. Now I understand that most of these systems in the US does not necessarily function well, but it is just because these programs are under bad management aka FEMA. So I applaud these women (Oprah, Angelina, Mia Farrow, Meg Ryan) for helping children who would otherwise not have lived till the age of 15 in their respective countries.

**do not does.

Here come the lawsuits. I’ll bet any amount of $$$ that oprah thought she would only have these sort of problems in America!

Oprah visited schools in several cities in the US, and because the kids were not desperate enough for education as she put it they were concerned with the material trappings of success, she stated she was not going to do anything to help them.

If that is all they see on her show, when they see her giving away cars and stuff, what did she expect? They are CHILDREN, not mini corporate ceo’s. I applaud helping the girls in Africa, but girls are being abused here as well, she can’t walk a block in NYC and not see children in need.

OOPS, I forgot the big O does not walk in NYC, or Chicago, she has drivers for that.

Sometimes I do not understand oprah and many others like her. I understand what she was doing with the school in Africa but I did not and do not like what she was saying about some of the schools and about the children in America.

Re: IBW: but it is possible for her to have opened a charter school here. Many churches and other religious organizations open them all the time. I live in a small town outside of Charlotte and there are no fewer than 10 charther schoolsfor pre-K to 12th grade. And the welfare system here is not the answer to the problem. I work extensively with kids in the DSS system and in situations where a childs well-being is in jeoparady they will put them in temporary out-of-home placement but (and this comes from actually SocialWorkers), they are “encouraged” to place either re-unite themwith there parents after they have proven to have gotten there s*** together long enough to get a judge to agree or placethem with a family member who is sometimes just as inappropriate as the parents because its cheaper to place them there than pay the $275.15 a day pro-rated rate for a non-profit group home. Like I said earlier, I do appauld them for theirefforts because some of these kids would not have the chance, but there are just as many underprivelged families here. Do uyou think just because there are more commercials for poverty-stricken areas in the world that there arent just as many poverty stricken areas here in this country and just saying “oh well, we have organiztions here whose job it is to help them” is enough? Come-on lady, it’s 2007 and I know families who still dont have running water in their houses. And its not just because I live in the South. A lot of these peole forget where they come from. Oprah herself grew up “dirt po’”, but can someone tell me if she went back there and opened a school for girls? P.ositive E.nergy A.lways C.reates E.levation. ps. I hate that 3rd world term also. i thought about it after I had wrote it.

FTR (for the record) U can lose all the weight in the world but if ur ugly then ur ugly case in point OPRAH

It’s really sad, but i am happy to see oprah stepping up and being accountable. she is trying to make the situation right, however way she can.

Would ya’ll please excuse all my grammatical errors. I got so into typing that I forgot to proof read. and I have a college degree(Representing those Mighty Winston-Salem State Rams c/o ’96!!).Well,maybe if I would have went to an Oprah school…

also…

i don’t think this is an “african” problem. it’s a world problem. the are pedofiles all over the world, in every counrty and culture. so its wrong to point the finger at “them africans”.

i’m also very irritated by the many ignorant comments about africa. africa is a CONTINENT, not a counrty. each country in africa is very different. all african nations DO NOT prescribe to the american induced sterotypes.

read a book and travel somewhere before incorectly judging annother country/culture.

some americans think they are so superior, but the education system sucks, the class disparity is schokingly terrible, lack of mannerisms and values. americans are no better than any other people.

whoeva said peeps shudnt invest in africa ‘coz you dont know what goes on round ther’ is jus talkin shiiit,,,its funny how u african americans think ur above africans when in reality ur not,,,its really fukd up y’ll dnt kno wher u came from,,lemmi me tel u somfin majority of africans r waay clever than all y’ll n datz a fact atleast we kno how to read a a bloody map fo starters!! n dis kinda shiit goes on everywhere america,europe asia ,,its jus coz its oprahs school thats why dis is in d spotlight

ya’ll wrong!!! LOL SHE IS UGLY THOUGH. SORRY GOD

ya’ll wrong!!! LOL SHE IS UGLY THOUGH. SORRY GOD

i love you oprah

Hey Joe.

Just scanned this blog and would like to say, thanks for injecting a couple of coherent points into the discussion. Others have as well, but yours in particular..

Oprah’s doing the right thing, keep standing up Oprah.

ron and mike are the same person. loser

That was too much of a close-up of Oprah. SHE LOOKS SO BAAAAAD WHEN YOU DO THAT!!!

some of you people are so ignorant!!! WE ARE ALL AFRICAN!!! THAT’S WHERE WE CAME FROM!! what is the problem with oprah going to start a school in africa????? there is poverty all over the world… i hear all of you people saying that she should have done it in the u.s… how many of you with those comments give back to YOUR communities?? how many of you are big brothers/sisters?? How many of you go to soup kitchens or give to the salvation army?? How many of you decided to adopt/become foster parents??? Oprah may not have opened up the school in the u.s. but at least she did something to benefit a group of BLACK PEOPLE (no matter where they live) You people are the reason why black ppl will never get anywhere. So they’re black but because they’re not AFRICAN AMERICAN we should not help them?? instead of getting on oprah ( who actually did something) why dont yall get on successful black people who don’t do anything?? in the end, we are all black people and we all need to take care of eachother-no matter what country you are from. You wouldnt even exist if it wasn’t for africa-

second, all you people talking about oprah’s looks, that shows how ignorant you still are. Wow, oprah has come so far and did so much, but yet the only thing other blck people can focus on is how she looks?? We are talking about a case of rape/ molestation.. but half of yall want to focus on her looks??? again, you are the reason we will never get anywhere- white ppl are not the enemy anymore; we are our biggest enemies. How many rappers and entertainers are not doing sh** with their money but ‘making it rain’ and buying expensive nonsense??? “Free TI” is all over the blogs… he commited a felony, but yet we want to free him- we idolize him because of this. But oprah starts a school and we criticize her???? again, we are our worst enemies

MAKE-UP, Where is the girl with the MAKE-UP!!!!!

*applause, applause* @ Joss, well said, very well said.

@Supreme Magnetic,

The U.S.A prides itself as “the Richest Nation on Earth” and ” the Best Nation on Earth” so why are you being so un-American, America streets are paved with gold and everybody is happy, if that were not so, we would all be talking to our Politicians/Lawmakers and Corporate execs about fixing the system, instead of complaining about one woman spending her money do do what she believes is right.

Furthermore, in some places in Africa children are without shoes, without primary health care without primary school opportunity. Do you REALLY want to deny them a small chance.

Why weren’t you complaining when wealthy White Americans were building schools and feeding the children and adults of Eastern Europe (Kosovo)

thank you ibw- same to you and a couple of others… one last issue—- molestation is an african thing??? are you people stupid??? do you know how many american kids get molested?? yes, people, even by their ‘teachers’… this happens everywhere.. i almost feel like most of the bloggers to this comment are 12 year olds…. Joe- i totally agree w/ you.. some of you youngsters would rather pick up a rap album then pick up a book- especially a book about who you are. Again, i’m afraid that we will get nowhere in the world because of US. How many of you commenting on this know your history? How many of you know any black leaders (from all countries) other than mlk and malcolm x? How many of you know ANYTHING about yourselves other than what someone wrote in a history book? the fact that you are talking about africa like one country (instead of one continent with many different countries, customs, etc)- like joe said- is very sad. I bet you know that europe is a continent. and i bet you know that england, italy and france are all countries in europe. but how many of you can name 4 african countries? again, the reason we are where we are today is because of us. we dont know about ourselves or our history. We’re too busy breaking other black countries down and breaking down every black person who makes it (other than the rappers who spew misogynist and negatve lyrics to our 8-9-10 year olds- god forbid we try and censor them on behalf of our kids). As african americans, we are the luckiest black people in the world. We may not have all gone to stellar schools but the fact that there is an opportunity to go to a school for FREE (good or bad) is something no other black country in the world has. Instead of using our power and privilege to lift up other black countries, we talk sh*t about pple who are doing it? what does this say about the master’s tool?? i guess it really can’t ever be dismantled

Truthteller you are so right. Let them ignorant people know.

Building a school here in america doesn’t seem like such a bad idea after all, huh? But then her napkin(caucasian) supporters/owners wouldn’t go for that, now would they?

Thanks T,

To those who say leave Africa alone, let me say this:

Japanese Americans became an highly respected group and made many Americans want to learn Japanese, want to import Japanese culture, all because Japan became an economic force, they were wealthy and that translated into respect for the ordinary/average in Japanese person in America.

So, if we help Africa to become an economic force in the world (Leadership creation)it will translate to respect for the ordinary/Average Black person on the streets of New York, North Carolina or Europe.

I think that’s what Oprah is trying to accomplish, “People of a great country commands great respect”.

it is sad that young girls and boys are abused n america around the world like this case. any women or men who abuse kids sexually need to be put in jail for life because those kids will think about it every day for the rest of their lives so the victim never stops suffering.

If the girls have Oprah’s telephone number and e-mail address, whats to keep it from getting into the wrong hands?

I feel bad for O, but she really has limited control about what happens in a whole different country (especially that of Africa). I guess there is proof in the pudding: “you cannot save the world.” It will get better hopefully.

Im glad she addressed the issue and is doing everything to make it better!

Preach Joss!

Mzgapeach

FTR (for the record) U can lose all the weight in the world but if ur ugly then ur ugly case in point OPRAH

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You really shouldn’t be calling anyone ugly. I don’t want to be rude but damn look at you!! The nerve to call Oprah ugly. As if you’re actually gonna lose some weight. I mean look at you! Damn! Oprah has done a billion times more for Americans than most people and yet you want to call someone out and call them ugly. You expect someone like Oprah to take care of you because you can’t walk up a flight of stairs. That aint Oprah’s fault. Lose some weight Biotch!!

WOW, I knew most Americans were ignorant but had no idea that even African-Americans were this clueless about Africa. Maybe Oprah should built a scholl for ya’ll, ya’ll sure could use some education. South Africa is one of the most liberal countries in the Southern Hemisphere. Most black South Africans are better educated than the average Black American. Ya’ll never see that on CNN ’cause they want you to think all Africans are dying of AIDS, live in poverty etc. Oprah loves South Africa, she always has. I read somewhere she believes she has Zulu ancestors!!! South Africa is the only country outside the US where her magazine is published. Millions of South Africans watch her talk show. She built the school, not because there are no schools in the country but she wanted something special for girls. Come on people it’s 2007 we dont all live in huts anymore.

tembella- point taken.

but i have actually been there and i HAVE seen the ‘third world’ poverty that many black south africans still live in. sout africa may be one of the most ‘liberal countries’ in the south. hemisphere (havent researched that, but i’ll trust u) but trust me, i’ve seen abject poverty there, blatant racism towards blacks there and people on the street of johanessburg, durban and soweto who are poorer than the poorest of black americans here. there may be a population of wealthy/middle/upper class south africans, but dont get it twisted- there is major ‘third world’ poverty going on there. i did not see one poor white or indian person there actually. maybe i was going to the wrong areas, but i saw a heapload of poor africans (comparable to what i see in haiti- the poorest country in the western hemishpere- whenever i go there)

@Ria, You have said it far better than I could have.

There are Black Americans who have the opportunity and refuse to use it, but still have their hand out.

they don’t go to parents teacher meetings.

They don’t know their children study books nor lesson plan.

They don’t reply to teachers letters

they don’t talk to their kids about their school day.

They don’t ensure the kids are eating nutritious food, at school and home.

They don’t read the kids report cards.

They don’t make sure their kids friends are nice kids

But complain they can. About Oprah’s money and her looks, while their kids are running wild without direction.

To those people I say “Shame on you!”

@Joss, that’s quite accurate, South African Blacks are extremely oppressed with poverty, while Brown and Whites live a fairy tale lifestyle.

I would modify Tembella’s statement to say when the SA Blacks are given the opportunity of a good education they grab it, and do quite well with it.

truthteller, unfortunately, i agree with you. I used to be a teacher in a public school in ny and what i saw saddened and sickened me. Let me let you in on a secret people: parents have more power in their kids’ education than anybody else!! teachers are afraid of principals, principals are afraid of school boards and school boards are afraid of parents!!! guess what?? the reason that public schools in upper class areas work so well is not because of money- its because of parent involvment!! these parents come to the school and raise hell when their kids are not being taught properly!! these parents are there for every report card nite, every conference, etc. the schools stay on the straight and narrow b/c they’re afraid of the parents!!! when i was teaching, the only time i would see a parent was when they wanted to come fight a teacher for telling their child to “be quiet’ or ‘sit down’. 10% of parents came for report card nite, and even less would come when i demanded a meeting for their child’s behavior or concerns about grades. We are not in the predicament because ‘black people are poor’. we’re in this predicament because we are not taking proper care of our communities/children. wake up people. we are in a land where foreign black people can come w/ no money and no education and rise up the ladder in ONE generation (and they’re living in the same ‘poor’ areas that many african americans do). It’s not racism that’s holding us back-we’re asleep. We are the sleeping giant. as soon as we wake up, there’s no stopping us. but until then, we will remain on the ‘bottom’. everyone wants to talk crap about bill cosby but everyone wants to ‘free t.i.’

Jewish mothers have the reputation of driving their children into medicine and Law studies, and they would hound their kids until they graduate.

Chinese parents have the reputation of having their kids leave school each day and go home to the kitchen table to study.

African Americans have the reputation of ????

THOSE PARENTS SHOULD TAKE OPRAH 2 THE JUDGE 4 CASH

I agree with you truthteller… parents aren’t paying attention at all to their children’s lives but for some reason they expect the teachers to do all the work? They can’t do everything. Its difficult for teachers to help children who don’t want any help in the first place. This is why parents have to be involved and why they have to continuously check their child’s grades and what they learned in class each day. Its not that hard. Even if the parents are tired from work, they could still check their child’s bookbag and then talk to their child later on about their classes or if anything is wrong at school.

All I have to say to this photo is: OMG!

Unfortunately, with all her wonderful intent at creating the shool for those well-deserving girls, Oprah didn’t realize and probably could never have imagined, the culture that persists in Africa. It’s one where the adult has little to no consideration for the thoughts or feelings of the kids, especially the females. Kids are not supposed to voice their opinions or challenge authority or even feel privileged. That’s a persistent attitude that won’t be changed easily but at least Oprah is letting them know this is her school and things are going to be done differently!

Um Sonia, have you ever been to Africa? Did you go to school in Africa? Do you know any Africans? Have you studied the history of Africa? Did you know that Africa is not a country but a continent? So why the blanket statement?

What do mean kids are not allowed to voice their opinions or that adults have little to no consideration for the thoughts or feelings of the kids especially females? Whoa…your ignorance is beyond belief.

“Kids are not supposed to voice their opinions or challenge authority or even feel privileged. That’s a persistent attitude that won’t be changed easily.”

If I knew you, I would smack you outside the head for this nonsense. For you this quote will be appropriate…”it’s better to be quite and people think you a fool than open your mouth and erase all doubt.” I see the educational system let you fall through the cracks.

Africa: Pre-Independence quick snapshot

Western side: mainly colonized by the British

Central and Northern side mainly colonized by the French.

South Africa: Colonized by the Dutch and then taken over by the British, so you have two sets of Whites the ruling British and the Afrikaners the speak Afrikaan which is a Dutch extract. (see Boer wars)

Then there is Northern Africa: colonized by the Germans.

and Places like Tanzania Dutch controlled, some of of these countries would change colonial hands like moving chess pieces.

The French Colonies fared better because France allowed them good schools and a great deal of self government.

Africa: Post Independence

Most of Africa’s wars are tribal land wars caused by the British arbitrary re-drawing if tribal land boundries, so you have Tutsis who had one land, now living in three different countries Rawanda/Uganda/Congo.

The corrupt leadership iin Africa was also created by the British, who setup a “caste system” in their colonies and gave the minorities power over the populace, it was easier to control the minorities who had to depend on the British to stay in power.

My favorite African country is Rawanda, they are one of the smallest country in the region, but they are spunky afraid of no one, the President is Paul Kagali he is a Tutsi.

THE END.

You’re so wrong for this picture.

There are risks in trying to do good and this is one of them. I have no doubt that Oprah will remedy this situation swiftly.

Paul Kagame is the President of Rwanda of which Kigali is the capital. I feel he should be nominated for the Nobel Peace prize because he has not sought revenge against the Hutus for the genocide of 1994.

In fact, he has behave like a true Christian and has encouraged forgiveness and reconciliation among the Rwandans.

As for Oprah, charity begins at home and she has enough resources to open a school in the U.s as well as Africa. There are so many African-American children that would love to be in a better, safe environment and would very much appreciate an opportunity to learn and live a decent life.

She really should reconsider her attitude regarding our black children right here.

“In God We Trust, all others we run through NCIC.” The company who ran the background check on that awful HAG should be sued, not Oprah! She tried to do a righteous thing, she should not be punished for it. This is only a setback. She can still accomplish the mission of her school.

@E – Yes you are quite right, I rushed it through and mixed up the capital of Rawanda with the president’s name, his name is Paul kagame.

Regarding Oprah, have you considered not trying figure out how to spend her money and look at what you can do.

If Oprah or Bill Gates decided to burn all their money you shouldn’t have anything to say unless they are burning you money too.

How would you feel if some stranger started telling YOU how to spend your money?

When I said “resources” I wasn’t necessarily talking about Oprah using her own money. Just like she built all those homes for Katrina victims in Houston (she encouraged the public to donate whatever they would like to buy for each houses) she could do for a school in the U.S. She has tremendous influence which is also a resource. Look at how her book club makes bestsellers mega-bestsellers.

I guess I wouldn’t like a stranger or a friend telling ME how to spend my money but I’m always open to suggestions.

BTW, I guess you rushed through the spelling of Rwanda twice but I knew what you meant.

Oh yeah, it was the Belgiums who colonized Rwanda, not the British but, again, I understand what you meant.

No child anywhere on this earth deserves to be abused and the only comment people can leave has to do with her appearance?? And for those that say charity begins at home, Africa is the original home of mankind. So sad to see a people of African descent write off their ancestors homeland. Why does everybody want her to build a school here so bad? Half the people saying this probably don’t even belong to their own childrens PTA. It is the parents obligation HERE to fix our own schools. The children in Africa have to pay to go to school. I commend her for trying to do something!!

i just found my halloween mask!!

@E

Actually I didn’t mention who had colonized Rwanda, if I had I would have said:

Germany in 1885

Belgium in 1916

UN Trust in 1945 or there about.

Not to make excuses but I wasn’t trying to give history lessons, just quick notes, Rwanda was originally spelt Ruanda.

@E

The then League of Nations had adapted the British Colonization policy of promoting minority population above the majority and so when they offered the then call former German colony of Ruanda/Rwanda to the Belgians(1923) to govern, it was agreed that they would use the British policy of colony governance.

Then when it became the UN, the tried to make it sound legal by giving the Belgian colonizers a protecterate status.

It’s all far more complicated than that but, this isn’t the place to get into that.

awww, poor Oprah. I’m sure she is devastated. To have done something so spectacular, then have something like this happen is a tragedy. I can only imagine the euphoria of doing something on the level of opening a school for children who are practically starving for an education, knowing how proud God must be of you to open your heart like that, thinking of how many lives you may change, how many smiles you may bring to children’s faces and hearts, then BAM!! having someone jeopardize all that, and at the same time just opening the door veeeeeeeeeery wide for all her critics to come on in.

Visualize this: If this was a physical door, can u imagine people shoving and pushing like it was Black Thursday at Target and everything in the store was $1.99. Mmph mmph mmph……. What a shame, shame, shame.

oops, or is that Black Friday?

Oooh Joss – I am so feeling your passion.

For someone who is not giving a history lesson there’s an awful lot of history in your posts. OK, I give, you’re smart. However, even if Rwanda was originally spelled Ruanda, it has never been spelled Rawanda.

Oh yeah, since you know so much then I’m sure you know that the Belgians had the biggest impact on Rwanda than any of the other colonizers.

Anyway, this is my last comment on the issue and I will allow you to have the last word as I’m sure you will react/respond.

When closet lesbian opens up an all girl school and hires a bunch of dykes this is what happens

Oprah, don’t you know that Africa is cursed because of what they did to God’s Chosen people the Israelites(who are now here in America lost as hell). Watch the movie with Bruce Willis Tears of the Sun he says the same thing…The so-called Negroe needs help in this God forsaken country called Babylon (america)..You can’t look over the Losts Tribes of Israel and think you are going to be bless…It is know earthly way possible..Read Deut 28..

Yuck! look at ET in a wig!!!!!