Judgment Debt Or Judgment Death: A Controversy?

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• Ekuma 10 years ago

  It is Judgement grave or judgement ghost. What is ur problem? Don't write nonsense on the web next time.
  
  Repent from ur judgement nonsense . Fool

  It is Judgement grave or judgement ghost. What is ur problem? Don't write nonsense on the web next time.
  
  Repent from ur judgement nonsense . Fool

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  Your mind is colonized. Corruption was brought by foreigners into our midst. remember when you coould leave your doors open and no one will steal to now we need to use burglar alarms ? Na who causam

  Your mind is colonized. Corruption was brought by foreigners into our midst. remember when you coould leave your doors open and no one will steal to now we need to use burglar alarms ? Na who causam

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• Francis Kwarteng 10 years ago

  Hello Kojo T,
  
  Thanks for your explosive comment.
  
  I read all criticisms of my articles, but I don't respond to every comment. You are one of my readers who critices with responsibly and intelligently.
  
  I do take your ...
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  Hello Kojo T,
  
  Thanks for your explosive comment.
  
  I read all criticisms of my articles, but I don't respond to every comment. You are one of my readers who critices with responsibly and intelligently.
  
  I do take your criticism of my articles seriously.I don't waste time irressponsible. Criticise me with facts and you will make my day.
  
  My brother, Kojo T, have a great weekend, and, together, let's make Ghana and Africa great.
  
  Please continue to read my articles. I look forward to your intelligent and responsible critiques of my articles.
  
  Thank you, Mr. Kojo T.

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• Francis Kwarteng 10 years ago

  C.Y.ANDY-K,
  How're you doing? Please let Ghanaweb readers know that I have sent you a two-part response to your critique. Please post then on Ghanaweb for the general readership.
  I have also expanded upon the responses but ...
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  C.Y.ANDY-K,
  How're you doing? Please let Ghanaweb readers know that I have sent you a two-part response to your critique. Please post then on Ghanaweb for the general readership.
  I have also expanded upon the responses but Ghanaweb refuses to publish them because the editor says they don’t directly address Ghana’s problems. However, myjoyonline.com, modernghana.com, vibeghana.com have all published them.
  On myjoyonline.com it’s titled “Africa’s Development Facing Its Greatest Crisis: Responses to My Critics-Part l.” The others simply published them as “Response to My Critics-Part l.” In fact, they all will be publishing Parts ll via lV soon.
  Meanwhile, see the following books by the White American scholar James W. Loewen (They put many of C.Y. Andy-K’s arguments to rest—as far as historiography, Eurocentrism, and Afrocentricity are concerned.”
  
  1) “Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong.”
  2) “Teaching What Really Happened: How To Avoid the Tyranny of Textbooks and Get Students Excited About Doing History.”
  3) “Lies Across America: What Our Historic Sites Get Wrong.”
  Thanks.

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