"...Mandelas methodical, improbable and brilliant campaign
to reconcile resentful blacks and fearful whites around a
sporting event, a game of rugby..."
NY Times book review: http://easyurl.net/95e06
Amazon page: http://atu.ca/PlayingTheEnemy
by Dave U. Rando » Wed, 20 Aug 2008 01:12:20
NY Times book review: http://easyurl.net/95e06
Amazon page: http://atu.ca/PlayingTheEnemy
by Skokki » Sun, 24 Aug 2008 04:42:30
> NY Times book review:http://easyurl.net/95e06
> Amazon page:http://atu.ca/PlayingTheEnemy
And they are rolling the old guy out again in time for elections - to
try and add some lustre to the jaded ANC. I get the feeling that the
old boy does not want to play anymore, not because of his age, but
because he does nt approve of what is going on.
In the 2014 elections they will probably dig the old guy out of his
grave and roll him round in a glass case.
by Peter H.M. Brook » Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:41:18
> And they are rolling the old guy out again in time for elections - to
> try and add some lustre to the jaded ANC. I get the feeling that the
> old boy does not want to play anymore, not because of his age, but
> because he does nt approve of what is going on.
> In the 2014 elections they will probably dig the old guy out of his
> grave and roll him round in a glass case.
I think that autoicons are rather amusing. I have a skull, that I'm
fond of, but I wouldn't mind having one of those shrunken heads - not
made to order, you understand, but already commissioned and executed
[in both the artistic and sanguinary senses] by somebody else. Jeremy
Bentham thought it so much more sensible than having statues of people
which, perforce, are pale imitations [literally if made in marble] of
the person himself. If Jeremy's own autoicon [in the ba***t of
King's College London, I believe] is anything to go by he had a rather
jaundiced view of how people looked when alive if he thought their
corpses good representations of them.
by Verwoer » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 04:39:25
> > "...Mandelas methodical, improbable and brilliant campaign
> > to reconcile resentful blacks and fearful whites around a
> > sporting event, a game of rugby..."
> > NY Times book review:http://easyurl.net/95e06
> > Amazon page:http://atu.ca/PlayingTheEnemy
> Ja ou swaer
> And they are rolling the old guy out again in time for elections - to
> try and add some lustre to the jaded ANC. I get the feeling that the
> old boy does not want to play anymore, not because of his age, but
> because he does nt approve of what is going on.
> In the 2014 elections they will probably dig the old guy out of his
> grave and roll him round in a glass case.