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21 hours ago ago from VDARE.com: Blog Articles
In South Africa, bull sacrifice apparently remains highly valued, and the brutal-sounding custom was recently found by a court of law to be acceptable. [ Zulu king wins South Africa bull-killing case , BBC, December 4, 2009] A bull-killing ritual can go ahead on Saturday after a court ruled against an animal rights group which tried to have the practice banned in South Africa. The bull is killed during the Ukushwama ritual, an ...
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4 hours ago ago from Lehigh University and Me
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9 hours ago ago from OPEN SPACE
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7 hours ago ago from FilmyFair
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12 hours ago ago from Kumkani
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The Netherlands' worst holiday tradition, Black Peet
5 hours ago ago from Gadling
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20 hours ago ago from PopEater
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