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Africa Subsaharan
Ghana plans to offer lifetime visas to slave descendants
2006-05-14
Posted by:Fred

#6  
"Can you take back all those who haven't worked a day since their ancestors were freed?"

Oh my God! I worked at a FEMA Disaster Assistance Center in Shreveport after Katrina. I have literally had sitting across my table FOUR generations of Blacks that had NEVER worked a day in their lives.

All they had ever known was welfare, and the first question they always asked was: "Where's my check"!

Judging from the ages and spacing of the generations, it seems they started popping out their first child around 12 to 13 years of age.

Truly amazing!

-M
Posted by: Manolo   2006-05-14 18:42  

#5  Can you take back all those who haven't worked a day since their ancestors were freed? Not much in the way of investment money, but the hip-hop's good and they scratch a good record.
Posted by: Thinemp Whimble2412   2006-05-14 11:21  

#4  wonder how many calling for reparations now will take this offer up though?
Posted by: Greamp Elmavinter1163   2006-05-14 09:27  

#3  inflicted Koffee

more like dumped him. That's why they don't have a crisis.
Posted by: 2b   2006-05-14 06:14  

#2  They've inflicted Koffee on the rest of us.
Posted by: gromgoru   2006-05-14 05:53  

#1  Ghana is one of those places you don't hear much about, becuase there no 'crisis' there. They seem to be doing sensible things. Good luck to them.
Posted by: phil_b   2006-05-14 05:30  

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