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Sexy girl fails at pole dancing

Downpours and dancing at Mandela memorial

JOHANNESBURG — A persistent downpour — the sign, say locals, of a great man’s passing — reined in the emotions and the crowds at former South African President Nelson Mandela’s memorial service Tuesday, but couldn’t keep some from engaging in a raucous celebration of Mandela’s remarkable life.

As world leaders, including President Barack Obama, took to the stage to deliver tributes to Mandela, young men — some of them bare-chested — danced and ran through the concourses of the FNB Stadium. Some mourners hoisted newspaper front pages featuring portraits of the man they call Mandiba.

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Gerstein reports from Johannesburg

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While authorities expected all the seats to be filled and arranged for several other venues nearby to accept overflow crowds, rain kept about half of the stadium’s 90,000 seats empty.

But for those who were there, the feelings evoked by the service will linger long after the crowds and the rains have cleared.

Most of the average citizens in attendance gathered in the top tier, which is protected from the elements. As they cheered — and sometimes jeered — speakers, the sound echoed through the stadium.

(WATCH: Obama honors Mandela)

The audience’s smaller-than-expected size didn’t keep attendees from mounting a deafening roar when President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama were first shown on large video screens. Obama also drew boisterous approval during his speech, with some in attendance chanting along in scenes reminiscent of his 2008 presidential campaign.

Some attendees didn’t show a great deal of interest in the official program, but kept their focus squarely on Obama: A crowd gathered in a tier just below his seats, replete with young women who waved and shrieked, “Obama! Obama!” until he obliged with a wave in return.

President Bill Clinton also seemed to have his own set of groupies, waving and gossiping with friends as the former president hobnobbed with world leaders like Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff.

(PHOTOS: Nelson Mandela memorial)

Not all Americans were so warmly received, however. Former President George W. Bush was booed when his face was shown on the big TV screens, according to local reporters. He was in some pretty important company: South African President Jacob Zuma also drew jeers from his own citizens when his image popped up.

The venue was also an evocative one: the same stadium where Mandela addressed the South African people on the day he was released from prison in 1990 after serving more than 27 years.

Many were bracing for the possibility of a marathon ceremony that could extend well beyond the scheduled four hours. But the rain may have also prompted many involved to keep it quick. The event got started about an hour late and wrapped up only 45 minutes behind schedule.

(TIMELINE: A look at major events in Nelson Mandela’s life)

The dozens of foreign leaders in town for the memorial service snarled traffic across the city — particularly after the event concluded, when a kind of gridlock ensued, separating press vans, an ambulance and a security vehicle from Obama’s motorcade as he left the stadium for a hotel in the suburbs.

Motorists stuck in traffic just had more time to ponder the legacy of the veteran anti-apartheid activist referred to by many here as “the father of the nation.”

“Rest in peace Mad’ba,” said one overhead traffic sign outside the city.

Nearby, a huge electronic billboard featured a Mandela quote: “The sun shall never set on so glorious a human achievement.”

Rain or shine.

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Downpours and dancing at Mandela memorial

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Israeli Soldiers Punished After Dancing “Gangnam Style” With Palestinians

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By JG Vibes
Intellihub.com
August 29, 2013

There is definitely an unfortunate amount of misunderstanding and hate in the Middle East, especially involving the conflict between Israel and Palestine. 

However, despite the current political situation, most of the average people on both sides just want peace, and Independence.  It is the governments and groups seeking political power on both ends of the conflict who keep these tensions stirred up.

Some of the worst encounters in these areas take place during military patrols, where Israeli soldiers who were forced into conscription are sent through Palestinian refugee camps.  Recently though, one friendly encounter with the military was actually aired on local television, but as expected the government had a hostile reaction to the footage.

Stuff.co.nz reported that “the soldiers were making the rounds in the city of Hebron when they entered a dance hall and joined dozens of Palestinian men dancing to the hit ‘Gangnam Style’. The Israeli military said it considers the incident ”serious,” adding ”the soldiers exposed themselves to unnecessary danger and were disciplined accordingly,” without elaborating.  Footage aired on Israeli Channel 2 TV shows the solders in uniform, flak jackets and carrying guns. One was shown hoisted on the shoulders of Palestinian dancers. Other soldiers joined hands and grooved with the partygoers.[1]

Sometimes music can actually bring people together, even when they belong to collective groups that are taught to hate one another.

For well over a year now peace activists in Palestine have been teaming up with other peace activists in Israel as well as the United States and Iran to spread a message of love and unity among people of all geographical locations…..regardless of what all the crazy politicians say.

Some of the most popular of these efforts is the Palestine loves Israel and Israel loves Palestine campaigns, which started out as a viral Facebook phenomena where Palestinians and Israelis would send messages of love to one another and reassure each other that the hateful rhetoric put forward by governments and media outlets are totally out of line with the true feelings of the average person.

Last month we reported that Israeli band Orphaned Land is joining forces with the Palestinian band Khalas for an 18 gig tour that will visit 6 different countries.  The purpose of the tour is to promote peace and unity between the Palestinian and Israeli people.  The bands will live together and share a tour bus for their tour, and they also plan on working together in the future.  Members of each group have told the media that they hope their children will one day form their own band.[2]

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[1] Israeli soldiers dance with Palestinians – Stuff.co.nz

[2] Israeli and Palestinian Metal Bands Unite for ‘All is One’ Tour – Intellihub

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JG Vibes is an Intellihub.com investigative journalist, staff writer and editor. He is also the author of “Alchemy of the Modern Renaissance”, an 87 chapter e-book and is an artist with an established record label.

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Israeli Soldiers Punished After Dancing “Gangnam Style” With Palestinians

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