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Yanga, Ruvu tie under floodlights

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Young Africans

The Mainland Premier League match pitting defending champions, Yanga, against JKT Ruvu will be played under floodlights at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam on Saturday.

This is because the same venue is expected to host evening training session for Namibia, which will face Twiga Stars in Sunday’s African Women Championship (AWC) return leg match. Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) Information Officer, Boniface Wambura, said the Yanga versus JKT Ruvu game will kick off at 6pm instead of the scheduled starting time of 4pm with a view to allowing Namibia to train at the same venue from 4pm.

“The temporary change in the Yanga versus JKT Ruvu match’s kick-off has been done to allow Namibia to train at the same venue from 4pm before playing Twiga Stars in the AWC’s return leg match that will be held at the same venue on Sunday,” he said. Wambura said according to the AWC regulations set forth by the continental soccer governing body, CAF, the tournament’s guest side should be given opportunity to train at a venue, which will be used for the event’s match, a day before the game.

“The Twiga Stars versus Namibia game has also forced the Mainland Premier League match between Azam FC and Moro United, which was to be played at the Azam Complex on January 29 (tomorrow), to be pushed back to the next day at the same venue,” he said.

Wambura said the mentioned changes, however, have not affected other premier league matches scheduled for today at other venues, in which Toto African and Villa Squad will lock horns at the Azam Complex while Kagera Sugar will face Ruvu Shooting Stars at the latter’s venue, Mlandizi, in the Coast Region.

Sunday’s league matches between Coastal Union and Mtibwa Sugar at Manungu Stadium in Morogoro, African Lyon against Polisi Dodoma at Azam Complex and Simba versus JKT Oljoro at the National Stadium respectively on Wednesday will also take place as previously scheduled.

Wambura mentioned the entrance fee for today’s match between Yanga and JKT Ruvu as 3,000/- for each of the blue and green seats, 5,000/- each for orange seats, 10,000/- for each of the VIP C and B seats while VIP A seats will cost 15,000/- each.  Azam Complex’s entrance fee will be 10,000/- each for the main stand and 3,000/- each for the rest of the stadium.

Yanga will have the opportunity to continue bolstering their title chase when they meet JKT Ruvu in the potentially entertaining duel. The match is crucial for either side’s bid to stay in better position in the league standing, thus, neither will be willing to let the winning chances slip through their hands.

Victory in the game, nevertheless, will mean much more to Yanga, considering that it will help the team reduce the gap with league leaders, Simba, or even go above them if they score at least four clear goals.  Yanga, who are in the second position at the moment, failed to topple rivals, Simba, when the former  battled to a 2-2 draw with the unpredictable Moro United in the first game of the second round at the same venue last weekend to collect 28 points and briefly stay level with Simba.

Simba then managed to open a three point gap with their rivals, when they snatched a hard fought 2-1 win over Coastal Union of Tanga at the National Stadium on Wednesday this week to continue boosting excitement in the title chase. Yanga will definitely face huge challenge in their attempt to secure crucial three points today given that JKT Ruvu have proved to be stubborn opponents whenever the two sides meet in league games in recent years.

JKT Ruvu grabbed a surprise 1-0 win over Yanga in the first round of the league on August 21 last year to register the first of the two defeats the latter have conceded in their campaign and that means Yanga face an uphill task in their plan to overcome their opponents in the second meeting. Yanga’s head coach, Kostadin Papic, is expected to line up his most trusted weapons as he plots to get the better of the army outfit and possibly maintain winning ways for the rest of the campaign.

The Jangwani Street side’s striking force comprising Ghanaian Kenneth Asamoah, Zambian Davies Mwape, Ugandan Hamisi Kiiza, and the local lad, Jerry Tegete, once again, will face a challenging task of living up to the team’s expectations and bring smiles on the faces of the team’s fans.

Asamoah and Kiiza were on target last weekend as their side secured the draw against Moro United and the Ghanaian, in particular, will be keener on getting his name on the score sheet so that he could continue staying in better position in the race for the top scorer award.

Yanga strikers, on the one hand, will have a rather tough task of getting at the back of the uncompromising JKT Ruvu defence made up of George Minja, Damas Makwaya, Kessy Mapande and keeper, Shaaban Dihile, among others and the fans should, therefore, be prepared for an exciting contest involving the two departments.

JKT Ruvu striking force, comprising Sostenes Manyasi, Hussein Bunu and his younger brother, Abdallah, among others, will, on the other hand, equally be expected to turn into a constant menace to Yanga defence marshalled by Nadir Haroub, Chacha Marwa, Bakari Mbegu and Stephano Mwasika.

Yanga will have to do without the services of their dependable right fullback and skipper, Shadrack Nsajigwa, who starts to serve his three- match suspension on Saturday after he was shown red card for an unprofessional conduct in the last weekend match against Moro United. Nsajigwa was given marching orders after elbowing Moro United’s striker, Benedict Ngasa, and the defender’s absence, for that matter, gives another combative right fullback, Godfrey Taita, chance to return to action.

JKT Ruvu, currently in the seventh position with 17 points from 14 matches having won three, managed draw in eight and lost the remaining, undoubtedly needs a win to climb up the standing and possibly boost chances of being in contention for the trophy.

The Coast Region-based side started the second round on a sour note after conceding a 1-0 defeat to the relegation-threatened Polisi Dodoma at the latter’s venue on Monday this week and nothing but a win against Yanga will help JKT Ruvu stay on track for successful campaign.

Source Tanzania Daily News

Tanzania: Local farming plan gets WEF support

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Jumanne Maghembe, Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives of Tanzania

The ambitious Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) plan is now a hot topic at the World Economic Forum (WEF) here and has won massive support from development partners with many more willing to come on board.

This was manifested on Friday when some leading European countries, the US, Japan and some multinational companies saw an urgent need to support the programme, that aims at boosting agricultural productivity in Tanzania and the wider region. The US Under Secretary for Economic Growth, Energy and Environment, Mr Robert Hormats, the Crown Prince of Norway, Haakon Magnus and over 80 CEOs from multinationals attended the working lunch.

The programme run through the public-private partnership model also focuses on promoting clusters of profitable agricultural farming and businesses, with major benefits for small-scale farmers and local communities. The Minister for Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives, Prof Jumanne Maghembe, who is accompanying President Jakaya Kikwete to the economic forum, was upbeat about the support garnered so far.

The meeting was specifically designed to discuss challenges on food security, water, energy and climatic change. “We are happy that we got a rare opportunity to present our case at the forum for support on SAGCOT,” he said. He told the “Daily News on Saturday” yesterday that the World Bank leads the pack and has agreed to provide 60 million US dollars (about 91bn/-) to the SAGCOT Catalytic Fund.

Others are the US government through its foreign development agency, USAID which has contributed 12 million dollars (about 19bn/-) and Japanese International Co-operation Agency (JICA), which is studying the proposal but has shown big interest to support the project, JICA President, Ms Sadako Ogata who wields a lot of influence in Asia and at the global scene in general, paid President Kikwete a courtesy call on Thursday at his hotel. Details from their meeting could not be known immediately.

The minister said that climate change has negative effects on water sources unlike in the past whereby changes could be experienced over a long period. “In 1944, for example, Lake Jipe in Kilimanjaro Region dried up and farmers had to suffer dearly. It’s about 44 years now and we have not experienced such situation.

So, our concern at the moment is that these changes are unpredictable unlike in the past,” he said. He said the government has taken serious measures such as a research on variety of seeds that can adapt to different situations, as well as the execution of Water Efficient Maize for Africa (WEMA) programme which he said has made positive impact on the agricultural yield.

He cited the example of the Kilombero Plantations Limited (KPL) in Morogoro Region wheat project which has partnered with 1,600 small-scale farmers who can now produce eight tonnes per acre. Currently, the world’s highest yield is nine tonnes per acre. He said the target is to reach 5,000 small-holder farmers by the end of next year.

It’s on record that some countries have been impressed by the SAGCOT model and want to adopt it. These include Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Mexico, Ghana and Indonesia. The Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives, Ms Sophia Kaduma, Bank of Tanzania Governor Prof Benno Ndulu and SAGCOT CEO Mr Dunstan Mruttu, are also in the strong team accompanying the president who flies out here on Saturday for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to attend the African Union (AU) summit.

By GABRIEL NDERUMAKI, Tanzania Daily News

Demi Moore was ‘convulsing, burning up’: 911 call

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Demi Moore. (Photo: Reuters)

LOS ANGELES (AFP) – Actress Demi Moore was convulsing and ‘burning up’ after taking an unidentified drug when emergency services were called earlier this week, according to the 911 call released on Friday.

During the 10-minute call friends tell the 911 operator that the 49-year-old, who split from her younger husband Ashton Kutcher in November after his alleged infidelity, has ‘been having some issues lately’.

‘She’s convulsing so we’re holding her down,’ said one of three people who take turns to speak to the operator, repeatedly asking him to send an ambulance urgently to her Beverly Hills home.

‘Demi, can you hear me?’ a woman says at one point, apparently talking to the star. ‘Yes, she’s squeezing hands,’ she then tells the operator, but adds: ‘She can’t speak.’

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US seeks greater military ties with China

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Admiral Robert Willard

WASHINGTON (AFP) – The US commander handling Asia on Friday called for greater military relations with China, saying that dialogue between the Pacific powers has not advanced beyond broad strategic issues.

Admiral Robert Willard, head of the US Pacific Command, voiced satisfaction that military dialogue has continued despite frequent storms in US-China relations but said that talks generally focused on comparing strategic views.

‘Advancing the military relationship in other ways – at the operational and tactical levels, getting our two militaries more acquainted with one another through operations or through counterpart visits – has not advanced,’ Adm Willard told a news conference in Washington.

‘I’m gratified that at the strategic level the dialogue has persisted. I’m not satisfied that the military relationship is where it needs to be,’ he said.

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Tanzania wins praise over tropical disease control

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Dr. Mwele Ntuli Malecela

Donors, international organizations and other health development partners have showered Tanzania with accolades for the great strides that it has made in a quest to control Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) advisor for NTDs, Ms Angela Weaver, speaking on behalf of donors, applauded Tanzania through the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MOHSW) for being one of Africa’s role models in NTD control.

NTDs that are endemic to Tanzania include river blindness (Onchocerciasis), elephantiasis (Lymphatic filariasis or LF), bilharzias or snail fever (Schistosomiasis), intestinal worm infection (soil-transmitted helminthiasis) and a  bacterial infection of the eye also known as Trachoma.

The Neglected Tropical Diseases Control Programme National Coordinator, Dr Upendo Mwingira, said that NTDs affect many regions in the country and it is estimated that over 40 million are affected with more than three diseases being present in each region.
Dr Mwingira said that since the programme was started, their biggest challenge has been getting the people to trust the drugs.

Many associate them with interfering with fertility as well as encouraging people with illness signs to visit centres and make use of the numerous campaigns that are carried out.  Unlike other diseases, NTDs in previous years wasn’t given much attention because they don’t cause many mortalities but in recent years it has been determined that blindness, worm infection and physical disabilities halt economic development as resources are diverted to care and treatment for the sick.

“Tanzania has demonstrated a remarkable job despite the challenges that exist and has gone far in delivering drugs for the treatment of millions. Next week there will be a large global meeting in London and Tanzania will be a part of it which I know will share its experiences with others,” Ms Weaver said.

A representative from Mectizan Donation Programme, Dr Kisito Ougoussan, when echoing the words of Ms Weaver, said that NTD control had been successful largely because of the strong partnership that the country has with its partners. Dr Ougoussan cautioned that whilst the five-year Master Plan is being prepared, it is important not to forget the challenges associated with the supply chain of drugs and urged that medical professionals also had to be logisticians.

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare yesterday hosted its third stakeholders’ meeting that brought together development partners, international organizations, regional and district medical offices to talk about its successes in controlling NTDs and the challenges they face.

Speaking at the opening, the National Institute of Medical Research Director General, Dr Mwele Malecela, who spoke on behalf of the MOHSW Permanent Secretary, Ms Blandina Nyoni, said that the success should not bring about complacency. Previously NTDs were being controlled through individual projects but this changed since 2009 after adopting the integrated control approach.

In 2010, a total of 36 districts were administered with drugs and in 2011 this was scaled up to 76 districts. In 2010 a total of 15.3 million treatments were distributed and 25 million in 2011. “This is a great achievement and we are proud to be among the first countries to implement the integrated approach for NTD control,” she said.

Dr Malecela said that it was not enough to protect ourselves from AIDS, TB and Malaria but at the same time be complacent when we are dying of other diseases prematurely. She said that although the challenges in communicable diseases control in this era seem to be undefeatable, there was definitely hope in Africa to face and reduce the burden and that consolidated efforts with knowledge, skills and the tools were needed to make a difference.

By MASEMBE TAMBWE, Tanzania Daily News

AGOA still top priority for US foreign policy

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Director of Policy Planning at the United States Department of State, Mr Jake Sullivan

The United States has reiterated its commitment to support African entrepreneurs and African business people to create jobs and sell products.

Speaking to the international media including the “Daily News on Saturday” in a telephone interview from Washington DC, the Director of Policy Planning at the United States Department of State, Mr Jake Sullivan said the support has been a very serious focus of Secretary Clinton’s over the course of the past three years.

“She, in 2009 in her first year in office, went to Kenya to the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum, where she immediately began engaging a broad range of African leaders on the question of how we can deepen economic and trade ties between the United States and Africa,” he said.

Responding on the question of how the United States and the US market can provide greater opportunity for African entrepreneurs and African business people to create jobs and sell products, he said that over the course of the past three years, that has continued to be a central question that the Secretary of State has consistently posed to people in our government and to people in Africa.

“And so in 2012, as we host the AGOA Forum here in the United States, we’re looking for making practical improvements to AGOA so that more people in more countries in Africa can take advantage of that act and what it has to offer,” said the director.

He further said that at the same time, the US was very much focused on an entrepreneurship initiative across the continent that finds young entrepreneurs, women entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs from every corner of the continent.

“We always say to them, look, if you’ve got a good idea, the United States is prepared to back you, not just with money but with opportunities to link you to markets, with opportunities to link you to other folks in the business sector that you can partner with in order to grow your business and in order to make your idea something that has real staying power,” he explained.

He added that: “So I would say on the trade front, on the entrepreneurship front and then very importantly on the regional integration front, where Sub-Saharan Africa trades with itself less than almost anywhere else in the world, the United States would like to help countries there break down barriers so that farmers or business people in one country can trade effectively with their neighbours and sell their goods and sell their products and sell their services.

That will therefore remain an important diplomatic and development priority for the US as relates Africa.”  He further said that there were about a dozen different ways in which the United States was trying to work through all kinds of innovative means to support job growth and business development in Africa.

By JAFFAR MJASIRI, Tanzania Daily News

Anonymous ‘threatens’ to take down Facebook in Operation Global Blackout (VIDEO)

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Following a massive attack waged Thursday on several government and entertainment industry websites, hacktivists with Anonymous continued their assault over the weekend, momentarily taking CBS.com offline.

The next target very well might be Facebook.

The shut-down of the file sharing site Megaupload last week prompted thousands of users to participate in an Anonymous-led attack on opponents of the service, which left the websites for the FBI, Department of Justice, Motion Picture Association of America and Universal Music Group, among others, momentarily crippled.

The move, believed to be the largest Anonymous-led online initiative in the group’s history, was continued during the weekend when operatives participating managed to divert all traffic away from CBS.com. For around 20 minutes, the television network’s main site was unavailable on the Web to surfers across the world. Additionally, a second assault on Universal Music Group, or UMG, was waged and once again rendered the site unavailable. Universal is the largest record label in America and already revealed itself as an opponent to Megaupload before last week’s raid.

Sunday’s take-down of CBS.com and UMG was also accompanied by similar initiatives on foreign websites linked to anti-copyright legislation, including Polish and French government sites. According to some alleged Anonymous members, however, the bombardment doesn’t stop just there. In a new video uploaded to YouTube on Monday, a person claiming to work under the guise of Anonymous announces plans to take on the social networking giant Facebook in the coming days.

“An online war has begun between Anonymous, the people, and the government of the United States,” recites a digitized voice in the video clip. “While SOPA and PIPA may be postponed from Congress, this does not guarantee that our Internet rights will be upheld.” To insure that online freedoms aren’t further crushed, says the Anonymous operative, an assault should be launched on Facebook to make it clear to the US government just how strong the opponents of Internet laws such as SOPA and PIPA are.

“We’ve already crashed CBS, Warner Brothers and FBI sites; Facebook is our next aim. This will be enough to show them indeed that we are not playing,” continues the video.

The US Copyright office, the Recording Industry Association of America, BMG and other sites were targeted in last week’s attacks, which used a Distributed Denial-of-Service, or DDoS assault, to render the sites unavailable. Participants allege that they also waged an attempt at taking down the websites for both the Department of Defense and the White House, but were unsuccessful at taking them offline.

According to the latest clip, another DDoS attack will be launched on January 28 against Facebook in the same manner that the previous week’s assaults were conducted against the entertainment industry and government sites. The narrator of the clip and an accompanying text description provide detailed information on how to go about conducting the attack, which is done using a simple piece of software called the Low Orbit Ion Cannon, or LOIC.

Nearly 6,000 users broke the servers of the FBI and others last week using the LOIC program in an attempt that was mostly under the radar until news outlets eventually broke the story. With an attack against Facebook being plotted days in advance, a DDoS attack, while difficult to conduct to a degree worthy of taking down Mark Zuckerberg’s tremendous amount of servers, could very well happen.

“While it is true that Facebook has at least 60,000 servers, it is still possible to bring it down,” announces the voice in the video.

Others aligned to the group have shunned the would-be ambush, however, and insist that it does not represent the mission of the group as a whole. With no formal leader or membership though, it is easy for conflicting ideas and agendas to easily go viral on the Web without any authorization from those involved in past missions.

“Lulz at people saying we would take down Twitter, FaceBook and YouTube,” reads a tweet in response from the YourAnonNews account. “Why would Anon take down how we send our messages?”

Regardless of the legitimacy of the claim made in the latest YouTube clip, it is not the first attack on Facebook perpetrated by an alleged member of Anonymous. A previous attack was scheduled for November 5, 2011, but never materialized. In that case, a similar YouTube video was released ahead of time and informed viewers that “Facebook has been selling information to government agencies and giving clandestine access to information security firms so that they can spy on people from all around the world.”

The November 5 attack was expected to accompany similar assaults, including a takedown of FoxNews.com, that while reported, fell through.

“When you’re planning to hack someone, don’t tell them in advance. More importantly, don’t tell them exactly when you’re planning to rock their universe,” Matt Peckham, a tech writer for TIME, said before the last planned take-down.

In the new video, however, the alleged Anonymous operative uses the YouTube platform not just as a means of preparing for the assault, but as a recruitment tool

“Would you like to become part of the greatest Internet protest and first official cyber war?” asks the video’s narrator.

CAF picks Ethiopian official for Yanga, Zamalek clash

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Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) Information Officer, Boniface Wambura

Ethiopian referees are expected to officiate at the first leg match of the preliminary round of this year’s African Champions League between Yanga SC and Zamalek of Egypt, penned for February 18, Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has revealed.

TFF Information Officer, Boniface Wambura, said the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed Bamlack Tessema to serve as the match’s referee and will be assisted by Yilma Knife and Mussie Kindie.  Tanzanian Waziri Sheha, will be the fourth official while Malawian Charles Kafatia, will be the match commissioner.

Yanga will host Zamalek at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam in what promises to be a tough assignment for the former and nothing but victory will put the Tanzanians in better position in their campaign. Beating Zamalek, though, looks a tall order to both Yanga technical bench and the team’s fans given that Yanga have had less impressive preparations towards the match.

Yanga, according to the team’s head coach, Kostadin Papic, failed to train for almost a week prior to the team’s participation in the Mapinduzi Cup played in Zanzibar early this month because of, among others, financial constraints.

The team’s leadership, though, sprang into action and settled the matter but it was hardly surprising to see the Jangwani Street side crash out of the quarterfinals in Mapinduzi Cup considering it had extremely few days to prepare for the event.

Yanga’s participation in the Mapinduzi Cup, nevertheless, gave Papic and the rest of the technical bench an opportunity to assess the players’ performance and the team’s spell in the next few assignments in the Mainland Premier League will further serve as useful drills for the players.

Meanwhile, TFF has insisted that it was regularly contacting Yanga during the hearing of the complaints lodged by the club’s former Kenyan defender, John Njoroge, at the world soccer governing body, FIFA, in which the player was demanding compensation after Yanga had prematurely ended its contract with him.

Njoroge demanded that he should be paid a total of 17,159,800/- entitled to him after Yanga had prematurely terminated the contract and FIFA ruled in his favour, in which the world soccer governing body ordered Yanga to pay the player within 30 days after the ruling.

TFF Secretary General, Angetile Osiah, said the federation was sending Yanga all letters from FIFA on the case, adding that TFF had been working closely with FIFA on the issue. Osiah’s statement, therefore, quashed comments issued by Yanga Secretary General, Mwesigwa Celestine, on Wednesday this week, in which the latter claimed that he had yet to receive any letter from FIFA on Njoroge’s case.

Source Tanzania Daily News

A message to the Libyan people: it is through you that Africa will be united

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A message to the people of Libya by Dennis South.

Assalamo Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatohu!

My dear Libyan people, the majority of whom are, without doubt, the bravest people, and the most inspirational people, on Mother Earth, I have a message for you. It is a message about all of you, not just those who support the Jamahiriya and Brother Leader (but mostly for those who support the Jamahiriya and Brother Leader).

There is a saying that you may have heard of that comes from the Scriptures: “A Prophet is without honor in his own land.” The meaning is obvious: Sometimes, people who are very great, or simply very good people, are not appreciated in their own land. It often happens that that Prophet is appreciated, but he is appreciated by other people from other lands.

At this very moment, you, my dear Libyan people, are being watched, very anxiously, by millions and millions and millions of human beings on this earth, all of whom are biting their nails, hoping beyond hope, that your true government, The Great Arab Socialist Libyan People’s Jamahiriya, will resume its rightful role as the true government of Libya. As the people’s government.

Many of you Libyan people may not be aware of the following fact: Millions of Americans are aware that their government, the U.S. government, is corrupt to the core. And, at this moment, the day after the Libyan Jamahiriya took back the city of Bani Walid (January 24th, 2012), those millions of Americas, like myself, are shouting for joy at your success!!! Why?

The answer is simple: They have become very aware of the fact that their government, unfortunately, is an imperialist, dangerous, government. They are also aware that their own government has created hell for them in the U.S. Our jobs have been shipped overseas. Some 30 million U.S. citizens are unemployed, and the economic forcasters state that there is “no hope” that those people will ever be employed again. Their government is forming a police state. U.S. police departments now use drones, as was revealed by a Russia Today report, to spy on their citizens.

Millions of U.S. citizens know–very clearly–of the plight of the Libyan Jamahiriya. And on January 24th, when Bani Walid came back into the hands of the Libyan Jamahiriya government, those U.S. citizens danced for joy! They cried tears of happiness. Why? Because they identify with you, because they are oppressed by the same entities that have been oppressing you.

No one knows what the future holds. But, I make the following plea to you: If, by the Grace and Mercy of Almighty Allah, you regain control of your country from its traitors and foreign demons, you should return to all of the policies that were implemented by Brother Leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and the Libyan Jamahirya, especially with regard to your help of African nations.

If the U.S. and its devil allies have not dried up all of your oil wells, by the time that you re-take your land, I pray that you continue to help African nations to develop. I pray that you continue to stay out of the global economic banking system. I pray that you continue the Jamahiriya’s plans to open up three banks in Africa for the purpose of snatching Africa away from the control of international gangsters, and for the goal of creating Africa as a free, strong and independent continent.

I will tell you something, whether you believe it or not: If you regain control of your country, there will be a toppling of corrupt African governments all over the continent of Africa. Because those Africans who love you, and who love Brother Leader, will be SO very happy that all that Brother Leader had hoped for will begin to happen rapidly: corrupt African leaders will be overthrown by their citizens; countries of Africa will begin to start talking about uniting; African countries will begin to move themselves away from the influence of the U.S. corrupt political system.

Your victory in Libya will shake the entire world, but especially African nations. Their citizens will be ecstatic. There will be dancing [appropriate dancing, of course!] in the streets!! You will be looked upon as a BIG BROTHER!! You will be honored in Africa, and the world, forever.

We need you so much! And I had hesitated to speak these words to you, because it is probably not my place to lay such a burden on you. But, in point of fact, it was not myself who laid that burden on you. It was Allah.

Some of you might feel bitter that no African country–or very few–held out a hand to help you. But remember what Brother Leader said: The African nations are too weak. Some African nations did offer to send troops. But Brother Leader rightly told them not to come to Libya, because the march across the desert would be much to difficult for them to withstand. Brother Leader also told them to stay in their own countries, because one day the U.S. and its devil allies would be coming to their countries. So, it would be necessary for the Africans to defend themselves, as best they could.

So, do not be angry that African nations did not help you. They could not help you. They are too weak, and, unfortunately, too many of them are ruled by corrupt leaders.

My dearest Libyan brothers and sisters. I believe that there is a reason that Almighty Allah left you alone, with no support from any outside entity. I believe it was to strengthen you. I believe that, for some reason, Almighty Allah has chosen you to be the BIG BROTHER to the African people; to the African continent. I believe that it is through you that Africa will be united, which is a dream of Brother Leader, who is not dead, as you very well know.

When I heard that you had re-taken Bani Walid, butterflies shot through my stomach! I was on the verge of tears–happy tears. You are LOVED! You have no idea how much the people of the world love you; pray for you; and wish for your success. Because, your success will mean their success.

You are not alone! You have Allah. You have Muhammad. You have Muammar. And you have Libya. And you have us! You have those millions of us in this world who are watching you–whether they are black, white, brown or red– hoping beyond hope that you will succeed in regaining control of your country! And my last words are,

Allah, Muammar, Libya wa bas!!!

Your brother from the U.S.,

Dennis South

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