Russian Roulette

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[justALover]

Imagine being so coddled that one would compare riding a bus to loading a revolver with a single cartridge, spinning the cylinder, putting the gun to one's head and then pulling the trigger.

Also: I know of no airport called "King Shaka". Maybe he means Louis Botha, perhaps?

[doginventer]

Also: I know of no airport called "King Shaka". Maybe he means Louis Botha, perhaps?
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‘Kinshasa’ capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo I should imagine.

[Deleted User 2149]

Also: I know of no airport called "King Shaka". Maybe he means Louis Botha, perhaps?

‘Kinshasa’ capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo I should imagine.
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No it's Durban airport. They keep changing the names of airports, towns, streets, etc to nigger names.

[Deleted User 2149]

Imagine being so coddled that one would compare riding a bus to loading a revolver with a single cartridge, spinning the cylinder, putting the gun to one's head and then pulling the trigger.

Also: I know of no airport called "King Shaka". Maybe he means Louis Botha, perhaps?

Max is a leftwing journalist so yeah.....

[justALover]

No it's Durban airport.

That's the joke.

Damn, Durban, especially, has had so, so many place names changed. Basically all of the streets in the whole city center have been renamed. Communists love erasing history.

[doginventer]

Also: I know of no airport called "King Shaka". Maybe he means Louis Botha, perhaps?

‘Kinshasa’ capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo I should imagine.

No it's Durban airport. They keep changing the names of airports, towns, streets, etc to nigger names.
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So it is, thanks for the correction CD
Interesting? :
> The airport was used by the South African Air Force and the Police Air Wing during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, before being decommissioned.[5]
Although it is currently unclear as to what the future usage of the airport site will be, it is widely expected that the site will be used for future industrial development. The site is located on a large parcel of flat land in the Durban South Industrial Basin, which is already home to much of the city's heavy industry; given Durban's generally very hilly terrain, such a large, flat parcel is ideal for future industrial development, port expansion, or both.[12][13] Ownership of the airport was transferred from the Airports Company South Africa to Transnet in 2012, for the construction of a dig-out port.[14] In 2017, it was reported that plans for the dig-out port[15] had been placed on hold until "at least 2030".[16]

No provision was made during the planning and construction of KSIA to accommodate the South African Air Force base at DIA, thus AFB Durban, 15 Squadron and related support units are still operating from this airport.

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Durban International Airport - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durban_In ... al_Airport