We have a problem with Nigerians…

WE HAVE A PROBLEM WITH NIGERIANS….

‏ @IAmJamesTheBond FollowFollow @IAmJamesTheBond Other Nigerian rapes 13 year old. Then she massacres her little cousin who defends her. Horror in Battipaglia. The immigrant with a regular residence permit lowered his trousers and groped a 13-year-old. Then he hit his little cousin who is now in hospital. 10:39 – 2 ago 2018 The Nigerian president: “Too many of us in cells, difficult to be accepted” The admission…
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Sai qual è il problema dell'Africa?

Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team
Of Costanza Miriano
The incredible story of a friend of mine who had just returned from a long trip

(AUTOMATIC READING)
You know what Africa's main problem is?
My friend who just returned from a long trip questions me, but I'm prepared. I already have the lesson ready on the exploitation of resources by the white man, I know, I didn't understand it well but I can say it. But before he can leave he answers himself. “E’ witchcraft”.
And he starts to tell me an incredible reality, a primitive world in which if it hails hard and the harvest is destroyed the sorcerer slaughters a chicken, he observes the blood and based on that decides which woman will be punished. Why, you are, It's always a woman's fault. If there is a man you hate with all your heart, wish him to be reborn as a woman in Africa, my says (I don't hate anyone that much, and I don't believe in reincarnation, but I would certainly hope for an internship as an African woman for two months for someone, almost almost). The woman identified as responsible will be expelled from the village, banned, or sometimes put alive in boiling water or thrown into the river with crocodiles (if he survives he was innocent). In certain cases, if the blame for the hailstorm or any other negative event will be attributed with certainty to you – according to a culture for which nothing happens for natural or scientifically explainable reasons – she will be killed and her heart will be eaten. Read More

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Africa's problem is called France

Of Emanuel Pietrobon
Africa's problem is called France
Source: The dissident intellectual
France is one of the few (ex) powers of the defunct European system to have preserved and perpetuated hegemonic designs on what was its colonial empire, despite the loss of relative power, both in Europe and around the world, and the affirmation of a new international order that is no longer Eurocentric. In the beginning I was Charles de Gaulle wanting to prevent France's decline from a great world power to a regional power in decline and in a peripheral position in the new post-war order. For this purpose, France equipped itself with atomic weapons and attempted to reconquer the former imperial African territories through a policy of economic neocolonialism following the ambitious and visionary plan for French-speaking Africa developed by Jacques Foccart, one of the most important ideologues and strategists of the Gaullist era. Foccart's neo-imperial revival plan for France did not only aim at the reconquest of Africa, but to the expansion up every French-speaking territory in the world. The support provided by the Sdece fits into this context, the secret services for foreign countries, to the Quebec separatist movement, and that controversial “Long live free Quebec!” shouted by De Gaulle to the Montreal crowd in 1967. Read More

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«Visitai Alfie: the problem is “brain death”»

Report Roman correspondence

(Benedetta Frigerio, The New Daily Compass – 3 June 2018) Where did the medical approach clearly revealed to the world by little Alfie Evans come from?? The answer for Dr. Paul Byrne, internationally renowned neonatologist, that in December of 2017 called by the child's family he flew to Liverpool to visit him, has been clear for years: «Everything starts from the definition of death, no longer clinical but cerebral, sanctioned in 1968 by a Harvard medical commission".
Doctor Byrne, explain to us why you differentiate real death from brain death and what implications this distinction has?
I started an intensive care unit for sick children in 1963 at the Cardinal Glendon Hospital for Childrend in St. Louis, I was deeply motivated by the intention to sustain life in every way possible. During this period, New therapies have been discovered. But a few years later a new definition of death began to spread: the patient was no longer considered dead until the cessation of cardiac and circulatory functions, therefore also respiratory and nervous system, but it was enough to detect the absence of activity of the brain to declare him dead. In the 1975 A premature baby was admitted to my ward, Joseph. He was ventilated and then declared brain dead because his electroencephalogram showed no signs of activity. But Joseph was alive, so I continued to treat him: today he is the father of three children. From that moment I began to question the definition of brain death, finding out it was a lie. Read More

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