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Confronting Doctor Death on Vimeo


http://www.activistpost.com/2014/10/secr...ebola.html

allyuh take note:  in the west indies 35-40 of males are infertile.

I have been asking who does the 35-40 comprise of..is it just niggas or are Indo also infertile as well.

this is why I asked.  I am trying to figure out if it is an ethnic-specific biological weapon involved.  there is no doubt in my mind at all that this is what is happening in the west indies...prolly experimentation to perfect such a weapon, taking down the west indies at the same.

the west indies is a docile, stupid, white loving population anyway.. the perfect people for experimentation

look out! 

soon come patta cake, patta cake, baker man,  to bake a cake for the defense of the killers out of whole fiction.  no flour necedssary
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pattycake ?

I am here and I seh : Indo or whomsoever :

NEUTER  !!! 

well yuh have a fren.  contact him...Dr Death!

did they let him walk out of a courtroom in RSA a free man ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::

NEUTER is not death for a Male....

is a temporary condition to avoid Pregnancy !

NEUTER the wukliss fcukers in the Caribbean  >

[size=14pt]how can african countries be taken seriously, the Ebola epidemic be given serious concern, when stuff like this happens in africa all the time?

why is this man, totally unrepentant, boasting of his crimes, expressing his joy in the project of killing africans, walking free and enjoying a good like in the very location of his crimes, among the relatives and descendants of the people he murdered in great quantity.. for fun it seems::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::

if this man walks free is there any sooprise that there is an Ebola pandemic in west africa ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::[/size]

Quote:Basson's trial began on 4 October 1999 in Pretoria. At the time, the South African media had dubbed him "Dr Death". Basson faced 67 charges, including drug possession, drug trafficking, fraud and embezzlement of a total of R36,000,000, 229 murders and conspiracy to murder and theft. Basson refused to seek amnesty from the Truth Commission. The prosecution presented 153 witnesses, but the case soon began to turn against them. On 11 October 1999 Judge Willie Hartzenberg dismissed 6 important charges, including four charges of murder and possible involvement in 200 deaths in Namibia, because he stated that the South African court could not prosecute crimes committed in other countries. Basson was also included in the Namibian amnesty of 1989. Hartzenberg then adjourned the trial for two weeks. After 18 months of trial, he reduced the number of charges to 46.

Basson called only one witness -- himself. In July 2001 Basson began to present his own evidence, speaking for 40 days. He stated that he had learned about the weapons of mass destruction from Saddam Hussein, that he had indeed had free rein in the project and that he had exchanged information with foreign governments. Technically, all that was legal. The defence argued that Basson should have immunity for anything that had happened in Namibia. On 22 April 2002 Judge Hartzenberg dismissed all the remaining charges against Basson and granted him amnesty. In his judgement, the judge called the state's case "fragmented and confusing", and that it was largely superficial, hoping to convince the court of Basson's guilt in a manner which fell far short of the standard "beyond reasonable doubt". Judge Hartzenberg further added that the state seemed to have decided what the truth was and had urged the court not to believe anything that contradicted the state's version of the truth.[9] The trial had lasted 30 months. The state tried to appeal the judgement due to legal inaccuracies, but the Supreme Court of Appeal refused to order a retrial in 2003, a step reserved for appeals that had no chance of success.

After his release, Basson continued to travel all over the world as a guest speaker, and has founded his own private medical practice. In June 2005, a group of Swiss investigators questioned him about illegal trade in weapons and nuclear material and asked the South African government to stop cooperating with him.

Later that year the Constitutional Court, South Africa's highest court, overturned the judgement of the Supreme Court of Appeal. It ruled that crimes allegedly committed outside the country could be prosecuted in South Africa.[10] Since then the National Prosecuting Authority has not instituted proceedings against Basson for crimes against humanity.

[size=24pt]incredible eh!  the black south african government even works with this man, protects him!  why should I or anyone care[/size]

Quote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wouter_Basson

So why yuh Shouting ????

juss doan give a crap !