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No better way to teach a Guinness who thinks he African than to sent that Guinness home to Africa... im a regular mother thereasa me
Africa, the pinnacle of industry!!No better way to teach a Guinness who thinks he African than to sent that Guinness home to Africa... im a regular mother thereasa me
Africa, the pinnacle of industry!!
He really is as thick as shit.
You missed Sligo!
Ms Black left behind a reputation for being very unpleasant
What I find funny about his ignorant entitled views is that at the time those very same countries who said colonisers being there are the problem. What follows will be a long list;
Canada: July 1, 1867 (Dominion status formed via the Confederation; legislative independence later formalized by the Statute of Westminster in 1931 and the Canada Act 1982)
Australia: January 1, 1901 (Federation of Australian colonies into a Dominion)
South Africa: May 31, 1910 (Union of South Africa formed as a Dominion; became a republic outside the Commonwealth in 1961, and rejoined in 1994)
New Zealand: September 26, 1907 (Achieved Dominion status, following earlier self-government acts)
Ireland (Irish Free State): December 6, 1921 (Gained Dominion status under the Anglo-Irish Treaty; later left the Commonwealth upon becoming a republic)
India: August 15, 1947 (Gained independence as a Dominion, later becoming a republic in 1950)
Pakistan: August 14, 1947 (Gained independence as a Dominion)
Sri Lanka (Ceylon): February 4, 1948
Ghana: March 6, 1957
Malaya (now part of Malaysia): August 31, 1957
Nigeria: October 1, 1960
Sierra Leone: April 27, 1961
Jamaica: August 6, 1962
Trinidad and Tobago: August 31, 1962
Uganda: October 9, 1962
Kenya: December 12, 1963
Malawi: July 6, 1964
Malta: September 21, 1964
The Gambia: February 18, 1965
Singapore: August 9, 1965 (after separating from Malaysia)
Guyana: May 26, 1966
Botswana: September 30, 1966
Lesotho: October 4, 1966
Barbados: November 30, 1966
Mauritius: March 12, 1968
Fiji: October 10, 1970
Bahamas: July 10, 1973
Grenada: February 7, 1974
Papua New Guinea: September 16, 1975
Seychelles: June 29, 1976
Solomon Islands: July 7, 1978
Tuvalu: October 1, 1978
Dominica: November 3, 1978
Saint Lucia: February 22, 1979
Kiribati: July 12, 1979
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: October 27, 1979
Zimbabwe: April 18, 1980
Vanuatu: July 30, 1980
Belize: September 21, 1981
Antigua and Barbuda: November 1, 1981
Saint Kitts and Nevis: September 19, 1983
Brunei: January 1, 1984
Some of those countries have succeeded in making the most of indepence but most have simply returned to the tribal nepitism countries they were before, whilst still blaming everything on Great Britain to hide their own corruption.