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Waching daily Dec 29 2018

There was a very significant comment from Paul Kagame, from Rwanda, who talked about

the importance of the Chinese intervention, and had some fairly harsh things to say about the Europeans.

Yes.

He basically said the European hypocrisy is just unbelievable.

They preach things they don't practice themselves; they think so greatly of themselves that they

think the other countries in the world can only learn from them.

But then, he said, look at the European model: Is democracy working there?

It is obviously not, it is falling apart.

And he basically said, if the Europeans want to do something, really, about the migration

problem, then they should invest, they should treat Africa as equal partners: They should

invest in infrastructure, in the education of young people, and not basically come with sermons.

So I think that Kagame, who has a long history, basically has undertaken a big change for

his country -- many African leaders are now not taking this arrogance by the West any longer.

And given the fact that China has successfully changed the character and dynamic in many

African countries, like the Horn of Africa countries, or many other countries which have

seen railway building, industrial parks.

For example, in Uganda, China has just built 22 new industrial parks, and hydropower -- that

change has given many of these countries and their leadership completely new self-confidence,

where they demand to be treated as equal partners and no longer live, as Kagame says, accept

the "generosity" of the Europeans, who after all are mostly the former colonial masters,

and have not learned to shed that attitude.

So, I think there is a new spirit in the world, the New Silk Road Spirit.

And it's a good period.

The Western media don't report that to the population, so therefore, they don't know,

but there are ways of finding out about it: First of all, there's this channel, the Schiller

Institute is trying to make these developments known, but there are also other sources where

you can find out about it: You can read the African media, for example.

African newspapers are much more interesting than most mainstream -- for sure more interesting

than Western mainstream media -- and because of the internet, they are quite accessible.

So, make the effort and look at them.

For more infomation >> "The hypocrisy of Europeans is stunning." - Duration: 3:13.

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Is evolution theory real? / Humble answer - Duration: 2:22.

What do you think for example about Darwin's evolution theory?

As you said: many people have PhD on account of that subject and conventional science believes in that.

How can we look at that?

Again, I have to admit I know nothing about that.

And the little of it I learned in school, I don't even remember any of it.

The only thing I can say is that I don't believe in evolution theory.

Because, my experience with this world is formed in such way that I think that evolution theory is impossible.

That is my humble experience.

But I think that there is some catch about it, and that story about it is formed in order deceive us.

And God who certainly exist they covered it. OK, there is some "natural" evolution/adaptation inside of certain species which are already created,and that is real.

But they twisted that story and then based everything on that and formed it as a truth.

But they know NOTHING about it, NOTHING. All they have are assumptions/hypothesis.

That is assumption/hypothesis. That is not truth. Theory isn't some axiom, theory is just an assumption.

Just like that "Big fart (bang)" . What foolishness that is, Big Bang lol.

Ok, let's be real here, I know nothing about it, but there are people who know something about it.

But nobody let's them to say anything about it.

Ok, evolutionists maybe can fool me, make fun of me and make fool of me in 5 minutes.

That is not hard, because I'm already a fool.

But can they with their arguments fool someone who knows something about it?

That things they claim that are 100% true, things like big bang, evolution etc, those things are just an assumptions.

It's ugly and "high - flown" to make truth of some assumption and then call it "The truth".

And then put that in books and then make some PhD-s out of it and with that money they feed their kids.

For more infomation >> Is evolution theory real? / Humble answer - Duration: 2:22.

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For more infomation >> Фотоаппарат системный Canon EOS M10 White + EF-M 15-45 IS STM Silver - Duration: 2:00.

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Fed up woman is selling her 'used husband' on eBay - and he's going cheap - Breaking News 247 - Duration: 2:10.

If you're looking to get yourself a husband, one woman might have the perfect solution for you.

Instead of selling off her unwanted gifts on eBay this Christmas, one wife has decided to take things further and offer up her husband to the highest bidder.

The woman, who lives in Hamburg and is known only by the pseudonym Dorte L, has listed her "used husband" on the online auction site over the festive season.

And the price of the man starts from just €18 (about £16) which is her lucky number.

Dorte, 40, claimed in the ad that she's "fed up" with her partner's negative ways and despite being married for seven years, feels they just don't "belong together anymore".

She wrote: "Dear women who may be interested.

"Over the first two days of Christmas I have realised that we simply don't belong together anymore.

"I would like to give up my husband. I am happy to negotiate the price. But no exchange. Please send me inquiries over email."

Those keen to meet her husband were advised they could collect him on Christmas Day to "road test" him over Boxing Day.

The post was advertised as "Husband, used" and contained a photo of the couple's Christmas tree.

According to the Hamburger Abendblatt , her advert had many responses - but no concrete offers.

Which is probably a good thing, as it turns out it was all just a bit of fun.

She told the newspaper: "The advert was very well received. I got a lot of positive feedback and someone sent me a lot of smiley emoticons.

"I didn't want to make a drama out of it all. It was just for some amusement."

Dorte added that her husband was blissfully unaware of her eBay advert until the paper revealed all to him.

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