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Good question. I hope Mowgli isn't doesn't choose the demonic way of raising children.
Brazil: A History Of Institutional Violence/Corruption/Demonic Filth
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Good question. I hope Mowgli isn't doesn't choose the demonic way of raising children.
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She won't accept his proposal...at least until he stops coming home smelling like his wrestling playmates' sweaty balls every night and completes his gay conversion therapy sessions at Marcus Bachmann's clinic.
interestingly enough blacks in brazil have a greater chance of upward mobility than blacks right here in america
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As much as i love Brazil, nothing could be further from the truth breh.
Please don't shatter his perception of reality.
Dont be in my business.Read this educational thread.
This thread is about the "demonic filth" of Brazil, but as you always point out, there is demonic filth in this country, too, so maybe we should look at that. Sad that yet another Black child will be brought into this world out of wedlock.
Mr. Somebody
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Mr. Somebody
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This thread is about the "demonic filth" of Brazil, but as you always point out, there is demonic filth in this country, too, so maybe we should look at that. Sad that yet another Black child will be brought into this world out of wedlock.
Friend, why do you pick and choose when you hold religious values, that you dont believe in. What does wedlock mean to an atheist. Clearly, you're just being demonic for demonics sake and obviously, thats so demonic, friend.
88m3
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President Dilma Rousseff plans to create public service quotas for Black Brazilians as a way to repay the country’s historical debts for centuries of slavery and discrimination, a government official says.
The government is considering adopting a quota system for new public service contracts and exams to benefit Afro-Brazilians, the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said on Monday, AFP reported.
The source did not reveal the specifics, saying the details of the affirmative action program have not yet been worked out. He added that Rousseff would like to introduce the new scheme this year.
On Monday, a new law went into effect that sets aside half of state college places for minorities and graduates of public high schools, with priority given to Afro-Brazilian and indigenous students over a 10-year period.
“This law helps repay a historic debt of Brazil toward our underprivileged youths," Rousseff said in her weekly radio program on Monday.
"Our goal is to increase access to our universities and our state institutions to youths from public schools, the Blacks and the Indians. These universities are among the best in the country and, very often, students from public schools have a hard time getting into them," she added.
The 50-percent quota will be phased-in over four years, beginning with the 2013 freshman class, with 12.5 percent of seats reserved for students of African or indigenous descent.
Last week, Joaquim Barbosa, the judge overseeing Brazil's corruption trial of associates of ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, was officially nominated to become the first Black president of the country’s Supreme Court.
More than half of Brazil’s 194 million people are of African descent and most come from the poorest strata of society.
PressTV - Govt. plans affirmative action program for Afro-Brazilians: official
The government is considering adopting a quota system for new public service contracts and exams to benefit Afro-Brazilians, the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said on Monday, AFP reported.
The source did not reveal the specifics, saying the details of the affirmative action program have not yet been worked out. He added that Rousseff would like to introduce the new scheme this year.
On Monday, a new law went into effect that sets aside half of state college places for minorities and graduates of public high schools, with priority given to Afro-Brazilian and indigenous students over a 10-year period.
“This law helps repay a historic debt of Brazil toward our underprivileged youths," Rousseff said in her weekly radio program on Monday.
"Our goal is to increase access to our universities and our state institutions to youths from public schools, the Blacks and the Indians. These universities are among the best in the country and, very often, students from public schools have a hard time getting into them," she added.
The 50-percent quota will be phased-in over four years, beginning with the 2013 freshman class, with 12.5 percent of seats reserved for students of African or indigenous descent.
Last week, Joaquim Barbosa, the judge overseeing Brazil's corruption trial of associates of ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, was officially nominated to become the first Black president of the country’s Supreme Court.
More than half of Brazil’s 194 million people are of African descent and most come from the poorest strata of society.
PressTV - Govt. plans affirmative action program for Afro-Brazilians: official
Mr. Somebody
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Wow, even the educational system is racist at the university level in this country. Interesting thoughts here.
A University of the State of Rio de Janeiro study based upon the 2000 Census shows that only one in 50 adults who call themselves, black, mixed race or indigenous succeeds in completing college. One out of every ten white Brazilians over 25 years old has a college diploma.
A study by the Laboratory of Public Policies (LPP) of the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) based upon the 2000 Census shows that, while one out of every ten white Brazilians over 25 years old has a college diploma, among black Brazilians the proportion is much less.
“In high school there is already a racial filter. Since universities have fewer openings available than the potential demand, it is the white population that is admitted.
´If high-school education were more balanced, there would be less inequality in the university. As things are now, it can be seen that Afro-Brazilians are underrepresented in the university and discrimination also extends to the workplace,” affirms Petrucelli, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) investigator responsible for analysis of the Census data about education and color.
It is a mistake to imagine that the racial difference stems solely from socioeconomic conditions, since it also can be found in the population with a per-capita household income higher than five minimum wages.
“Those against quotas maintain that merely improving K-12 education solves the problem. It doesn’t. And they still say that those in favor of quotas are against improving education for everyone, which is not true. The quotas are a way of trying to remedy the inequality in a shorter period of time.”
A University of the State of Rio de Janeiro study based upon the 2000 Census shows that only one in 50 adults who call themselves, black, mixed race or indigenous succeeds in completing college. One out of every ten white Brazilians over 25 years old has a college diploma.
A study by the Laboratory of Public Policies (LPP) of the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) based upon the 2000 Census shows that, while one out of every ten white Brazilians over 25 years old has a college diploma, among black Brazilians the proportion is much less.
“In high school there is already a racial filter. Since universities have fewer openings available than the potential demand, it is the white population that is admitted.
´If high-school education were more balanced, there would be less inequality in the university. As things are now, it can be seen that Afro-Brazilians are underrepresented in the university and discrimination also extends to the workplace,” affirms Petrucelli, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) investigator responsible for analysis of the Census data about education and color.
It is a mistake to imagine that the racial difference stems solely from socioeconomic conditions, since it also can be found in the population with a per-capita household income higher than five minimum wages.
“Those against quotas maintain that merely improving K-12 education solves the problem. It doesn’t. And they still say that those in favor of quotas are against improving education for everyone, which is not true. The quotas are a way of trying to remedy the inequality in a shorter period of time.”
Mr. Somebody
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O just when you thought this thread was getting boring with facts you demons could care less about we bring you a shocking revelation straight from something like a video game. In Max Payne 3, Max saves Brazillians who are being used as organ donars, against their will. Unfortunately, friends, this isnt fiction. These people are actually doing this. I wonder if the roots of the Brazillian boom have a lot of history in these sort of sick demonic activities.
Friends, did you know that in 1998 Brazil, against the will of the people, the Brazillian government made it a requirement for every Brazilian to be made an organ donar after death? Could it be that policies like this are linked to their death squads that have been statistically shown to kill poor people who dont even have criminal records. A Brazillian can make 6 - 10 grand to donate his kidkney. This is over a decade of wages in this nation. How much do you think this kidney is flipped for when it is inserted into a rich individual in a foreign nation. Knowing that each poor person killed has their organs harvested you can see how cheap/lucrative the life of a poor individual in Brazil is.
Suspect in International Organ Trafficking Ring Testifies Israeli Government Financed Transplants
A retired Israeli army officer under arrest on suspicion of participating in an international organ trafficking scheme testified before a Brazilian court that the Israeli government financed organ transplants, the daily O Globo reported.
In South Africa, where the transplants were performed, police arrested an elderly physician and a regional transplant coordinator for a private hospital group for their involvement in the Israeli-led organ trafficking ring that was uncovered last December. The scheme involved donors from Brazil, and transplants performed in South Africa for patients from a variety of countries. (Transplant News, December 15, 2003)
The retired army officer, Geldaya Tauber Gady told a court in Brazil that Israel financed organ transplants in other countries, mainly South Africa, through its national health service. "The Israeli government is aware of the traffic in organs for patients in its country and pays for all transactions through 4 health plans," O Globo quoted Gady as telling the court.
"I never thought the Israeli government was financing anything illegal," Gady said. "I was only helping people in need. The people who are selling kidneys are in dire straits and living in nauseating conditions. There are many parties concerned. There are over 100 of them."
He said the transplants were performed in a hospital in Durban, South Africa, on Israeli, Iranian and American recipients using organs from Brazilian, Russian and Romanian donors.
The ongoing investigation by South African police resulted in the arrest of 71-year-old physician Jeff Kallmeyer, MD, and 29-year-old Lindy dikkson, the regional coordinator for organ transplants at Durban's St. Augustine Hospital. Kallmeyer worked part-time at the hospital, according to Independent Online.
South African senior police superintendent Mary Martins-Engelbrecht said Durban police were investigating more than 70 cash-for-kidney operations.
Wow, its so demonic, friends
Friends, did you know that in 1998 Brazil, against the will of the people, the Brazillian government made it a requirement for every Brazilian to be made an organ donar after death? Could it be that policies like this are linked to their death squads that have been statistically shown to kill poor people who dont even have criminal records. A Brazillian can make 6 - 10 grand to donate his kidkney. This is over a decade of wages in this nation
. How much do you think this kidney is flipped for when it is inserted into a rich individual in a foreign nation. Knowing that each poor person killed has their organs harvested you can see how cheap/lucrative the life of a poor individual in Brazil is. Suspect in International Organ Trafficking Ring Testifies Israeli Government Financed Transplants
A retired Israeli army officer under arrest on suspicion of participating in an international organ trafficking scheme testified before a Brazilian court that the Israeli government financed organ transplants, the daily O Globo reported.
In South Africa, where the transplants were performed, police arrested an elderly physician and a regional transplant coordinator for a private hospital group for their involvement in the Israeli-led organ trafficking ring that was uncovered last December. The scheme involved donors from Brazil, and transplants performed in South Africa for patients from a variety of countries. (Transplant News, December 15, 2003)
The retired army officer, Geldaya Tauber Gady told a court in Brazil that Israel financed organ transplants in other countries, mainly South Africa, through its national health service. "The Israeli government is aware of the traffic in organs for patients in its country and pays for all transactions through 4 health plans," O Globo quoted Gady as telling the court.
"I never thought the Israeli government was financing anything illegal," Gady said. "I was only helping people in need. The people who are selling kidneys are in dire straits and living in nauseating conditions. There are many parties concerned. There are over 100 of them."
He said the transplants were performed in a hospital in Durban, South Africa, on Israeli, Iranian and American recipients using organs from Brazilian, Russian and Romanian donors.
The ongoing investigation by South African police resulted in the arrest of 71-year-old physician Jeff Kallmeyer, MD, and 29-year-old Lindy dikkson, the regional coordinator for organ transplants at Durban's St. Augustine Hospital. Kallmeyer worked part-time at the hospital, according to Independent Online.
South African senior police superintendent Mary Martins-Engelbrecht said Durban police were investigating more than 70 cash-for-kidney operations.
Wow, its so demonic, friends
Mr. Somebody
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I believe you made an error and mispelled my name. You can google the information, if you want, friend.
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Did you know they even committ genocide in Brazil and no one cares. The indigenous population to this day are still being targeted for highly advanced killings to wipe them out in an effort to rape and pillage the Brazillian landscape of resource demonic corporations feel are worth the lives of the natives who live there. Wow, no reparations or anything huh, just go in there and murder death kill? Wow, really Brazilians? What kind of culture does this to people? I wonder if the Brazillians who leave their native land have these same kind of traits to kill friends for no reason, friends.
This is like that film, Avatar, friends. Here is a brief story about Brazillian natives who are being crushed, mopped and wiped by demons.
In 1995, field workers 
employed by FUNAI, the government’s Indian affairs department, made contact with a group of five Kanoê Indians, a group who live in the same area as the Akuntsu. The Kanoê told FUNAI that they had seen the gardens and houses of another isolated group nearby whom they 
called the Akuntsu.
A few months
 later in 1995, contact was finally made with the Akuntsu. Alarmingly, they numbered just seven people. Since then, one of Konibu’s daughters died, when a tree fell on the house during a storm in 2000, and Ururu, the oldest Akuntsu, died in October 2009.
From the 1970s FUNAI was aware of the existence of uncontacted Indians in Rondônia. The construction of a major highway, known as the BR-364, resulted in waves of cattle ranchers, loggers, land speculators and colonists occupying the state.
As more and more forest was destroyed, the uncontacted groups were forced to flee the bulldozers and seek refuge in the dwindling pockets of forest. We will never know just how many died from disease and violence.
In the 1980s, despite the ranchers claiming there were no uncontacted groups left, a group of determined FUNAI field workers continued to search for isolated groups which they knew were under serious threat.
Signs of the Indians’ presence were uncovered. In 1984 a tractor belonging to loggers was hit with arrows. Abandoned communal houses and gardens were found demonstrating that the Indians had fled in a hurry.
Rumours in the Corumbiara region told of the massacre of uncontacted Indians at the hands of gunmen employed by cattle ranchers.
In 1985, FUNAI found evidence of the massacre – an entire Indian maloca had been bulldozed and covered with earth by ranchers in an attempt to hide the attack.
Pieces of broken pottery and arrows were unearthed which Konibu later confirmed were Akuntsu. He named many relatives who were killed by the gunmen.
Pupak, the other Akuntsu man, was shot in the back as he fled the gunmen and still bears the scars. The trauma the group has been through is evident in their fear of the ranch hands who still occupy part of their land, and of the noise of chainsaws operating nearby.
Its so demonic, friends.
This is like that film, Avatar, friends. Here is a brief story about Brazillian natives who are being crushed, mopped and wiped by demons.
In 1995, field workers 
employed by FUNAI, the government’s Indian affairs department, made contact with a group of five Kanoê Indians, a group who live in the same area as the Akuntsu. The Kanoê told FUNAI that they had seen the gardens and houses of another isolated group nearby whom they 
called the Akuntsu.
A few months
 later in 1995, contact was finally made with the Akuntsu. Alarmingly, they numbered just seven people. Since then, one of Konibu’s daughters died, when a tree fell on the house during a storm in 2000, and Ururu, the oldest Akuntsu, died in October 2009.
From the 1970s FUNAI was aware of the existence of uncontacted Indians in Rondônia. The construction of a major highway, known as the BR-364, resulted in waves of cattle ranchers, loggers, land speculators and colonists occupying the state.
As more and more forest was destroyed, the uncontacted groups were forced to flee the bulldozers and seek refuge in the dwindling pockets of forest. We will never know just how many died from disease and violence.
In the 1980s, despite the ranchers claiming there were no uncontacted groups left, a group of determined FUNAI field workers continued to search for isolated groups which they knew were under serious threat.
Signs of the Indians’ presence were uncovered. In 1984 a tractor belonging to loggers was hit with arrows. Abandoned communal houses and gardens were found demonstrating that the Indians had fled in a hurry.
Rumours in the Corumbiara region told of the massacre of uncontacted Indians at the hands of gunmen employed by cattle ranchers.
In 1985, FUNAI found evidence of the massacre – an entire Indian maloca had been bulldozed and covered with earth by ranchers in an attempt to hide the attack.
Pieces of broken pottery and arrows were unearthed which Konibu later confirmed were Akuntsu. He named many relatives who were killed by the gunmen.
Pupak, the other Akuntsu man, was shot in the back as he fled the gunmen and still bears the scars. The trauma the group has been through is evident in their fear of the ranch hands who still occupy part of their land, and of the noise of chainsaws operating nearby.
Its so demonic, friends.
Luana 