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Letter from a Future Dinosaur! John Douglas John pondered slowly and deeply the theory that states mankind began life in Africa. White, black, Chinese and the many other, numerous forms and shapes the human beings adopted, all began here on the God some what forsaken mother continent. In the distance he could hear the thunderous roar of the lions, approaching ever closure, while beating muffled drum, echoing the pace of his weak by passed heart. Its too late to run now. ...
Chapter 4 Continue.... Khu counted the money over and over, he looked at the pictures on the fresh notes, he thought about the idea the notes stood for, about freedom, bill of rights etc. He then started thinking about Abel, for the most part Khu liked Abel, and even took that liking to the point of believing Abels anti-goverment retic. The goverment dealt with people like Abel by sweeping them under the carpet with longs words, that Khu did not understand. ...
Mother Afreeka Chapter 3 [ATTACH=CONFIG]3613[/ATTACH] Freedom Fighter Khumbulani was a man of no means. His days were houred and numbered, soon he was to be a man on the street. It was not so much that his life when to the dogs but more like the dogs came looking for him. In a country with only 10% percent of the population in formal employment, one could almost understand his situation. One could almost empathize with him, but ...
Her sister Teressa died at the tender age of 17 from a dreaded virus called HIV, this virus had ate at her sisters immune system, and by the time is was done with her she looked very much like the starving kids in etheopia shown so often on tv to promote a concert called LIVE AID. At 17 Teressa's only legacy, only glimpse to the world of her existance, was her son Jabu who was 3 years at her time of death. Her sister took the role of mother, carer, comforter, provider of love for Jabu . Amai Jabu ...
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