On appreciating the life to Desmond Tutu; Fighting for freedom and the equal human rights for anybody!
Desmond Tutu is dead. And we are many people loving his life, and what he was for us. And he fought for the freedom between all kinds of humans, and with all the colors on their skin. You cannot blame anyone for his or her human being, because we are coming from human nature in nature everyone of us. But equal rights for black and white people, that was Desmond Tutu’s wishes for all his life, and therefore he thought that apartheid was a silly decision, and that we should not discriminate any people. From soil we have come, and to soil we should be, and that is every people living, operating and working on the planet. And therefore we are stating: Then… stay forever… on my soil, on my land. And this is prevailing regardless of whether we are living humans or we are dead.
Desmond Mpilo Tutu was South African church leader and activist who was world known during the 1980s due to his opposition against apartheid, and he fought against injustice all his life. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984, and that is a great recognition of any person at earth. He was the first Anglican archbishop in Cape Town in South Africa. And an archbishop is a bishop at the head of an ecclesiastical province or one of equivalent honorary rank.
Desmond Tutu was funny, he was interesting and exciting, and he was a bit crazy in his human being and in his speeches, fighting for freedom and the democracy with equal human rights for anybody, and he fought for that through all his life. And he was glad to do dancing, as everybody black person is on the planet.
Desmond Tutu was born on 7 October 1931 in Klerksdorp in South Africa. And Klerksdorp is a city with 164,486 inhabitants in the province Bokone Bophirima, and being in this city is something you do when being alone and together with other people, and international relations are the best thing we can do, and we need not to cooperate with anyone, but we can determine our own friends of the earth.
Desmond Tutu demonstrated that education is important, and the more education we have, the more opportunities we have. And he died on 26 December 2021 in Cape Town in South Africa. He was married with Nomalizo Leah Tutu in the years from 1955 to 2021. And they had several children together, and these were: Mpho Andrea Tutu, Naomi Nontombi Tutu, Trevor Thamsanqa Tutu, and Theresa Thandeka Tutu. And children are the most lovely we can get in life, and this is about sexuality and fucking behavior, and this is equal on the earth, because it is about which persons we are as humans.
Desmond Tutu wrote several books in his life, and they are know worldwide many of these, and there are not all people being engaged in all international relations and in all international cooperation, since you need to have long education and being clever and appreciating wisdom. And some of the books were: «The Book of Joy», «No Future Without Forgiveness», «The Book of Forgiving», «God Has a Dream», «God’s Dream» and «Made For Goodness», and many more books. And the points are that you should love the humans you are meeting in life, and you determine which person you want to be friend with, and nobody should block you friendships, since you are completely determining the life, and how you want to organize it, and which relations you want. And this principle is equal for all
humans, but the inner and outer qualities of education, that is something you need to get on your own, and we are responsible for our own lives. And we can determine to cooperate or to be alone in the life, and every human has such a situation in life. But love is the best thing we are making and taking.
Our condolences are over people being influenced with the death to Desmond Tutu, and we light peace over his memory!
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