Abdul, I thought Hillary was an Afrikan brotha like Gadhaffi? When did you remove her from that column? The conditions for qualifying for this your Afrikanhood are as confusing as the legs of a tailor dancing soukouss on the treadle of a Singer sewing machine. I have warned you several times to help this forum by injecting some logic into the entry qualifications for this your poupees noires Afrikanhood. If, God forbid, Romney had set foot on Afrikan soil and had been bitten by these Malawian bees, I wager you'd be out here baying for Obama's blood. Ah, Obama who used witchcraft to send Afrikan bees after Romney, an honourary Afrikan mormon!
Pius
From: Abdul Bangura <theai@earthlink.net>
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Cc: leonenet <leonenet@lists.umbc.edu>
Sent: Sunday, 25 November 2012, 14:16
Subject: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Swam Of Bees Attack Hillary And Entourage In Malawi
Like the tsetse flies who fought against colonialists embarked upon further expansion, the Malawi bees have also fought for Afrika as a payback for Hillary and Obama's machinations in derailing the Afrikan Union Summit in Malawi with threats of foreign aid cuts to Joyce Banda. Indeed, the elements are with Afrika, and Allah/God (SWT) don't like ugly!
A Swarm of Bees Attack Hillary Clinton
11/22/12
Waznmentobe posted this funny picture:
Because of this story from TheHill:
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's tour of Malawi had an inauspicious finale on Monday as she and her detail were targeted by a swarm of bees at the airport.Clinton and her detail were headed to board her plane at Kamuzu International Airport in the capital, Lilongwe, when a swarm of bees descended on the farewell gathering. According to press reports, Malawi and American officials scampered for cover while Clinton ran onto the jet for cover."There was a slight panic as the bees winged across the airport. People could be seen running away to keep cover as the Secretary of State swiftly boarded her plane to avoid any stings," a witness told the Nyasa Times.
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