Liouse Lintons Book - In Congo's Shadow is stereotypicals, Narcissi and fraud.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Very misleading book and does not deserve to be published by reputable publishers such as Amazon or international media of the Telegraph caliber, unless they accept anything that dreamers dream about without facts.
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Ali Kaona
10 years ago
I hate everything I've read about her book.
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Bwalya Mubanga
10 years ago
This book is fiction and should expunge all references to Zambia in general and all places and people associated with Zambia
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Kangwa Tembo
10 years ago
Linton should get psychiatric help. This isn't any ordinary lie. It's a pathetic sorry excuse of fiction.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
#Lintonlies
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This book is total RUBBISH.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Linton can't be allowed to succeed and paint an unsubstantiated picture of Zambia.
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Mona
10 years ago
I agree with this petition, Why cant they let Africans tell their own story - Africans dont need blondes to devolop
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Nkandu Nina Chatupa
10 years ago
Zambia is a beautiful countryand shhould be depicted for what it reallyis andnot fictious imaginary stories.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Lies
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This book is fraud that's using stereotypes and fantasy to make some "Angel haired" muzungu rich at the expense of my country and race. We cannot accept this.
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Javan Phiri
10 years ago
This is an embarrassment of a publication that should be burnt.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Is Miss Linton ok? This either exists in her dreams and a fiction story than a real encounter. What a muddled up fabrication. Miss Linton, where did you get your research from??? Blimey :((
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Chimfwembe
10 years ago
Appalled!
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Richard Mutafela
10 years ago
Humanity should get a bit of manners and give up some primitivity. I wonder what Liouse Lintons wants to get out of peddling such lies about beautiful Zambia, and indeed Africa. Whether western media report negatively or not, Zambia is in many respects a far much better, beautiful and peaceful place to be in than most of the so-called 'developed countries'. Get some civility for once!
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Lupupa Musonda
10 years ago
Not so true afterall !!
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Wellington Chabala
10 years ago
This girl is suffering from an old sickness called 'fantasizing'
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Wellington Chabala
10 years ago
This girl is suffering from an old sickness called 'fantasizing'
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Stellah Simukoko
10 years ago
I grew up in Zambia in a village and the only place I saw a lion was a zoo when I visited the city.I have been alive for over 40years and there have been No wars in Zambia. None.
Very misleading book and does not deserve to be published by reputable publishers such as Amazon or international media of the Telegraph caliber, unless they accept anything that dreamers dream about without facts.
I hate everything I've read about her book.
This book is fiction and should expunge all references to Zambia in general and all places and people associated with Zambia
Linton should get psychiatric help. This isn't any ordinary lie. It's a pathetic sorry excuse of fiction.
#Lintonlies
This book is total RUBBISH.
Linton can't be allowed to succeed and paint an unsubstantiated picture of Zambia.
I agree with this petition, Why cant they let Africans tell their own story - Africans dont need blondes to devolop
Zambia is a beautiful countryand shhould be depicted for what it reallyis andnot fictious imaginary stories.
Lies
This book is fraud that's using stereotypes and fantasy to make some "Angel haired" muzungu rich at the expense of my country and race. We cannot accept this.
This is an embarrassment of a publication that should be burnt.
Is Miss Linton ok? This either exists in her dreams and a fiction story than a real encounter. What a muddled up fabrication. Miss Linton, where did you get your research from??? Blimey :((
Appalled!
Humanity should get a bit of manners and give up some primitivity. I wonder what Liouse Lintons wants to get out of peddling such lies about beautiful Zambia, and indeed Africa. Whether western media report negatively or not, Zambia is in many respects a far much better, beautiful and peaceful place to be in than most of the so-called 'developed countries'. Get some civility for once!
Not so true afterall !!
This girl is suffering from an old sickness called 'fantasizing'
This girl is suffering from an old sickness called 'fantasizing'
I grew up in Zambia in a village and the only place I saw a lion was a zoo when I visited the city.I have been alive for over 40years and there have been No wars in Zambia. None.
Unworthy to be on a book shelf. Lies Lies Lies