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Ken Bilele on: January 10, 2015, 07:49

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Condolences to French people for that act of terrorism and at the same time I would commend the French police for killing the two brothers responsible for that act at Chali Hebdo. What has been amazing to me is the unity of the European countries in support of the French people at the time of need and I was asking myself on the Kenyan case in which about 70 people were short dead by the terrorist at a shopping mall and no African country showed sympathy. The night vigils in London,Rome and even Munich showed that Europe is well aware of the threat next door.
        This attack comes barely a week after a serious demonstrations in Germany's large cities against immigrants. Though Government there dismissed leaders behind it as racists that cannot escape ones imagination that Europe is worry of Immigrants and more so those exhibiting bad behavior.
  I'm writing this in line with the menace of the Combatants in Europe and I think with this terrorism act in France, Combatants are going to rethink their actions again because i believe authorities there in France is going to be even tougher on acts of violence and lawlessness. I pray that this becomes the start of the end to violence against Congolese musicians abroad.

Jdog #1 on: January 10, 2015, 08:33

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I don't want to sound insensitive but this is nothing compared to what is happening in the Chicago and Kivu.Benin actually had a day of mourning for God sakes. This is not imperial times Africans don't have to bow down to the Europeans anymore. I don't see no European country having a day of mourning for any Affican tragedy. 12 people dead in Paris compared to 12 million in Kivu but people want to be like we are Charlie blah blah what about Kivu?? . And yes I also taught about our musicians because now hey can defiantly go for European concerts again since France in particular will no longer be ignoring threats and other  acts of violence in their country, Congolese artists need to use to their benefit.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

Ken Bilele #2 on: January 10, 2015, 10:22

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I don't want to sound insensitive but this is nothing compared to what is happening in the Chicago and Kivu.Benin actually had a day of mourning for God sakes. This is not imperial times Africans don't have to bow down to the Europeans anymore. I don't see no European country having a day of mourning for any Affican tragedy. 12 people dead in Paris compared to 12 million in Kivu but people want to be like we are Charlie blah blah what about Kivu?? . And yes I also taught about our musicians because now hey can defiantly go for European concerts again since France in particular will no longer be ignoring threats and other  acts of violence in their country, Congolese artists need to use to their benefit.

In essence the advantage is what I was talking about, now they can use this as an advantage to go and perform in Europe. Charlie Hebdo was not sacred in their drawings though.

archos #3 on: January 10, 2015, 11:45

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yeah could be a blessing in disguise for congolese music,jdog whats happening in chicago?
unfortunately,talking about kivu would embarass them so they avoid it
 and indeed there is no mourning in europe or america about  a tragedy in africa(maybe because actually tragedy is no longer an event in africa,sad to say...)
 the two brothers who did that actually were my direct neighbours two three years ago,strange to see  they had changed that much

NEWSIDE96 #4 on: January 10, 2015, 12:35

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the two brothers who did that actually were my direct neighbours two three years ago,strange to see  they had changed that much

Archos you're popular aren't you  ;D

shamala #5 on: January 10, 2015, 12:57

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 the two brothers who did that actually were my direct neighbours two three years ago,strange to see  they had changed that much

Archos it is called radicalization, it happening all over the world. it is adviced to note when relatives and friends behaviour  change.Radicalised individual are the worst as they try very hard to please there masters and try to play "catch up " in matters faith.

the difference with africa is how fast these guys are identified as opposed to us when they rarely found.
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Jdog #6 on: January 10, 2015, 16:33

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the two brothers who did that actually were my direct neighbours two three years ago,strange to see  they had changed that much

Archos you're popular aren't you  ;D
Lol I was thinking the same thing.
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Jdog #7 on: January 10, 2015, 16:36

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Archos, Chicago( southside to be exact) is the most violent and dangerous city in America. It has about 12 murders a day for every 100,000 residents and it's even nicknamed Chiraq in reference to Bagdhad. Last year the murders in Chicago was 412 (I could be wrong but that's what I recently read).
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archos #8 on: January 10, 2015, 17:27

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 oh okay jdog i see damn must be tough place to live in , lool newside i had moved to reims back then for one year for professional reasons and lived at a 5 of a road in the deprived of croix rouge and them at 7 and they used to be guys who barely talked and were never involved in fights and so on
at this very moment i am back to reims(remember i said i was away from paris in the days of ingeta release) in a safer quarter lol the city is still  very calm due to shock
 yes shamala you must be right they certainly were manipulated to change to that extent,some sort of mind control
the black guy killed was the brother of one the dancers(in clip) of werra,him on the other hand was a known gangster

Jdog #9 on: January 10, 2015, 17:38

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the black guy killed was the brother of one the dancers(in clip) of werra,him on the other hand was a known gangster
There was a black guy killed? and who's the dancer?
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archos #10 on: January 10, 2015, 17:43

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the blonde hair one at 4 10

Jdog #11 on: January 10, 2015, 17:48

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Do you know her name?
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archos #12 on: January 11, 2015, 00:45

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her name is maimouna coulibaly

KAISARI #13 on: January 11, 2015, 00:53

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archos #14 on: January 11, 2015, 01:46

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 Lol because i linked the girl to the fact she participated in a werra clip?