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Afzal Moolla
The Manic Scribbler
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- The Beauty in You
- In your eyes …
- Random twirls, Fresh swirls …
- The Hyperbole of Verbose Hope
- This hapless man
- The Demonisation of Mahatma Gandhi
- South Africa Heritage Day 24th September 2019
- Is it me?
- For Bantu Stephen Biko
- Caution: A Counter-Revolutionary Rant …
- X E N O P H O B I A
- shamelessly verbose blah-blah …
- I don’t Care*
- dawn slides
- Talkin’ Neo-fascist Blues
- leaving it all behind
- The 15th of August 1934 and 1947
- Women’s Day 2019 – The Conceit of Man
- The Beauty in You
- Love Concedes
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Hello, I explained in a post that I could no longer follow bloggers who do not put links on their gravatar! it’s hard to find you. So how easy it is to put your wordpress link underneath your photo or logo; I do not understand this oversight? In addition you would have more readers! Well there I make an effort for you because you follow me from the beginning. Please think about it and thank you for your visits. Congratulations for your blog!
cheers
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thanks will do so
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Viewing the pictures – all I can say is – I respect you so dearly for all the sacrifices made!
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you’re as generous as I remember you to be, and thank you for your kind and warm words. they mean a lot. really and truly. personally I didn’t have to sacrifice much but for all the people who did and are still doing so all over the world your words are poignantly moving 🐹✊✌👍
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Afzal this is amazing, I am astounded I really do not think that we South Africans know the impact of what that international contribution was to the struggle for liberation was especially those Jonny come latex who are the experts today. Can I share these memories with people in the international human rights field! I think it is something that must be told. What a contribution Papa has made and what sacrifice all you guys made.
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Respected comrade, thank you for your very generous sentiments. I must confess that being born in exile and growing up away from the battles that countless comrades like yourself waged right here at home, I was a mere bystander. My siblings and my parents were the ones who bore the brunt of the injustices of Apartheid, like yourself and the many nameless and faceless courageous people of conscience who made the sacrifices and stood on the ramparts. It is because of those comrades and yourself included that I am today able to even post these historic photographs and scribbles on this blog. Aluta Continua, Chief, and Kea Leboga to all the ordinary working class people who gave their lives so that we may be here today. Thank you again and warmest wishes …
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Please do feel free to share freely with all …
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Hey Afzal, What a pleasure viewing your photo album and reading your beautiful poems. I think of you all ever so often.
Lots of love
Suniti
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