Éricles Souza

That of love to the next that most of the religious like this lord propagate is pure lie, a disguise to hide who really are truly.

That's true. I am not against people having their own beliefs and following whatever god they want, after all we live in a democracy not in a dictatorship, but a person wanting to impose the view of their religion as correct and forcing society to follow it is extremely disrespectful.

Forgive me if I was a little stiff in my words, I am not a saint, I am very far from being so, but if there is something I am honest, my parents taught me to have character and manliness above all else. That he does not agree with homosexuality and does not agree with our view of the world is one thing, after all everyone has the right to freedom of expression, but to say such absurdity about AIDS knowing that many people have already had their lives destroyed because of this disease , it's a lot of mischief and even lack of respect towards the next. Go, Billy Graham, it's late.

There is one thing about this gentleman that I read on Wikipedia: "Graham held anti-gay views. He believed that AIDS was a "judgement from God" and he was opposed to same-sex marriage" As always, he was another religious fanatic who believed that the world revolved around his belief, as many people do. It does not seem very good or fair to want such a devastating disease for people, let alone calling them "God's judgment." In doing so he was not much different from the ancient peoples who believed that any disease or phenomenon of nature was a result of the "wrath of God". I'm homosexual and, frankly, this man was late. For me it did not stink or smell. If he had been consistent with his own doctrine, he would have gone a long time ago

One day all religious fanaticism died

Zimbabwe's ex-president Robert Mugabe is reportedly not going to have his regular extravagant birthday celebrations this year despite the 21st of February being declared a public holiday.

Wow, that one worked. I thought I was never going to die

Billy Graham just died!

Happy 94th birthday, old bastard. Maybe you do a favor to the people of Zimbabwe and go and rest.

Is there anyone else born in 1924 in the Gambia besides former President Dawda Jawara?

In the list of next year, the Argentine-Mexican actress Rosita Quintana (July 16, 1925) could be added

In the list of next year, the Argentine-Mexican actress Rosita Quintana (July 16, 1925) could be added

I think it's time for Richard Arvin Overton to die. The man is already 111 years old (111 !!) and is only doing overtime on Earth

It seems that Dame Olivia de Havilland is eternal

Although I must praise this gentleman. Starting with his longevity (and also his wife's); even more than he is impressive the vitality that he has, even about to turn 93 years old. After all, it is not all in Malaysia that reach this advanced age

You see, I just saw news that the former Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad was hospitalized with chest infection. He had already suffered other stops in 1989 and 2007 Mahathir (born July 10, 1925), with 92 years, “is being treated in the general ward for chest infection following a bout of cough”, the National Heart Institute said in a statement. http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/2132843/malaysias-ex-pm-mahathir-hospital-chest-infection

I know, I'm aware of that. I'm talking about how Mugabe left the presidency, Tsvangirai could have been president in place of Mnangagwa, even because he fought so hard for it. It's really a shame

That's what upsets me the most. As a saying goes here from my country, bad pot does not break so easy

I know, there was a great possibility of him taking the presidency. The man fought so hard for the end, to give nothing

What a pity. Now that Mugabe is out of power, Tsvangirai could take the presidency in this year's elections

Morgan Tsvangirai just died !!!!

Brazilian actress Glória Menezes, 83, was hospitalized in Rio today due to a respiratory infection. https://g1.globo.com/pop-arte/noticia/atriz-gloria-menezes-e-internada-no-rio.ghtml

I believe that these following former heads of state should be added to the list next year: Giorgio Napolitano and Mahathir Mohamad (born 1925), Nuon Chea and Tun Dr. Siti Hasmah (born 1926), Imelda Marcos (born 1929) and Carlos Menem (born 1930) Incredible is that they are all in advanced ages and are still alive today.

She in 1976

I think it is high time we dedicated a separate forum for former First Lady of the Philippines, Imelda Romualdez Marcos (July 2, 1929), commonly known as "Centipede" If the bastard did not die that year ...