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  1. 20-Oct-10, 07:16 AM #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by desA View Post
    Variation on the SA theme:
    I believe that the magnitude of the corruption involved in the arms deal & many, if not most, subsequent deals is so big that it should in fact bring any normally-appointed, democratic government to its knees.
    What, we have a democratically appointed Gobblemunt??? Why didn't someone tell me.

    Seriously, it would bring any democratic gov. to it's knees, but we all have to remember, this is Africa and most of the voters/population only have access to gov. controlled media, so at elections time where are they gonna get the biggest influence for their votes...?
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