My Tanzania weeps tears of blood

My Tanzania weeps tears of blood

Ndugu, I have already said hapo juu you are too emotional.

Come out of that denial state covered by dark cloud.
Gentleman,
I have been taught to be courageous and to distance myself from the discipline of fear and hypocrisy, and there is no one who can sway me from this, in any way whatsoever.

and fore sure,
there is no one who can shake our nation through lies, hypocrisy, or idle talk. :1Head:
 
Gentleman,
I have been taught to be courageous and to distance myself from the discipline of fear and hypocrisy, and there is no one who can sway me from this, in any way whatsoever.

and fore sure,
there is no one who can shake our nation through lies, hypocrisy, or idle talk. :1Head:
You are exactly and slowly coming to the point of this thread.

Currently there is a climate of fear and the nation weeps tears of blood, as the thread starter says.

Don't dwell in denial just say why now Tanzania weeps tears of blood?

Your denial and hypocrisy is laid out bare by yourself throughout your entire participation here in JF, that's why other JF members are against you, because your approach is totally and absolutely wrong.

So, why don't you go back to classroom and learn a bit more about patriotism?
 
You are exactly and slowly coming to the point of this thread.

Currently there is a climate of fear and the nation weeps tears of blood, as the thread starter says.

Don't dwell in denial just say why now Tanzania weeps tears of blood?

Your denial and hypocrisy is laid out bare by yourself through out your entire participation here in JF, that's why other JF members are against you, because your approach is totally and absolutely wrong.

So, why don't you go back to classroom and learn a bit more about patriotism?
Gentleman Tlaatlaah kuja hapa ucharazwe mboko za kitaaluma :1Head:
 
In the epoch stretching from Nyerere to Mkapa, whenever the National Anthem was intoned, one's entire corporeal being would be permeated with a profound, visceral surge of patriotism from within.

Yet in these contemporary times, its rendition evokes nothing but profound melancholy and lamentation

Britanicca
Please iongezee nyama chief.
 
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