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Politics : Evolution

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To: Solon who wrote (43938)12/12/2013 12:18:52 AM
From: average joe  Read Replies (3) of 69300
 
This story about the sign language interpreter is hilarious considering he was known from past events. He obviously had some good connections to get the gig. It is a wonderful story about how someone who knows absolutely nothing about he is doing can stand up and make a difference. Praise God!

"Analysts who looked at video clips of the interpreter’s performance said that he was communicating gibberish and couldn’t even translate basic words such as “thank you” or “South Africa” or “Nelson Mandela.”

She said the federation had filed an official complaint about the same man last year when he was the “interpreter” for a speech by President Jacob Zuma, but the party made no response. “When a deaf person complains, nobody listens,” she told City Press, a South African weekly newspaper."

story

theglobeandmail.com

video

dailymail.co.uk
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