How Did The World Cup Affect South Africa's District 9?

I'm as big a football fan as anyone, so being interested in anything football related, I recently watched a film called WORLD CUP SOCCER IN AFRICA.

It was really eye-opening, and caused me enough to question FIFA's desire to bring "the beautiful game" to Africa, that I created a mashup of this documentary with another of my favorite films featuring South Africa.

Hope you enjoy this and please chime in on my question at the end of my clip in the comments section. Please tell others to dig deeper into this, even after the 2010 World Cup is over.

These issues will matter when the World Cup goes to Brazil in 2014.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• district 9
• world cup
• soccer
• politics
• south africa
• economics
• apartheid
• movies
• remix
• mashup
• prawns
• white elephants
• africa
• education

[ChrisJohnsonD9]

@PRodent  THANKS!

[xAERz]

ROFL LOOKS LIKE A PORN SITE!!!

WhoreAllyWins

[avpruler]

They probably earned back the $2 Billion in Vuvuzela sales...

[mrsnoops1958]

Excellent job on video man, i loved it , made start feeling sorry for them young beast, you know the little ones, click on our name for a message about the little ones.

[cdavaz]

@PowerSprinter A government, even if it is composed of a dictator, represents its people to the world. South Africa however, is a democracy. Moreover, do you really feel that the villagers as you call them didn't want the world cup coming to SA?

[badfish8592]

i thought those were real south africans

[DeathNote123321]

good job nice video

[UndineLaVerve]

Good point!!

Africa should be spending that money on development, building schools and housing and supplying clean water, not stadiums....

[deuone]

whore ally wins . com ?

[TomoeNageX]

Brilliant!

[marcelynomarcelyno]

 this is for itti1997

[marcelynomarcelyno]

spain was lucky to get the cup

1 - 0 from switzerland ? thats the world cup champion ?