[“‘woman’ Charged with Mother’s Murder Fled the Country; msm Refuse to Say What Country She Fled to.”]
By Eahilf
Saturday, December 18, 2021 at 2:39:00 P.M. EST
“Ngongoseke”
Tanzania – link.
Soon, if not already, probably in Ireland – many Nigerians are now in Ireland, so why not Tanzanians?
By Nicholas
Saturday, December 18, 2021 at 2:41:00 P.M. EST
Ah, so that’s how an African name “originates in Ireland.”
Thanks, Eahilf!
By (Double) Anonymous
Saturday, December 18, 2021 at 4:09:00 P.M. EST
“the name Ngongoseke derives from Ireland and Britain, but I don’t buy it. I’m thinking Africa.”
My instant impression, too. Africans.
By Pax Romana
Sunday, December 19, 2021 at 12:34:00 A.M. EST
“The name Ngongoseke derives from Ireland and Britain…”
Come on, people, do I really have to explain this?!
Gaelic or Erse, i.e., Irish Gaeilge, is an ancient member of the Goidelic group of Celtic languages. The words “Wylumva Ngongoseke” is actually ancient Gaelic, meaning, “Irish and British, my a$$!”
N.S.: Pax Romana was obviously joking, but the basis he used for his joke—the references to “Gaelic or Erse,” “Irish Gaeilge,” and “the Goidelic group of Celtic languages”—is all true.
A female kvue newsreader said, “They did not say which country she has fled to.”
I had assumed that, based on the msm’s track record, it was the msm aiding and abetting an alleged, black African killer, but if the kvue report is true, it would mean that some police departments are now even more evil than your typical media outlet.
1 comment:
Fled to another country? Gone? Nigeria? Tanzania? South Africa? Gone?
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