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Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by esuafraid: 11:27am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Not even Manknd nor GEJ can help the sitaution going on around the world includeing Nigeria,we all need Almighty God intervention. Close ur eyes right now and pray for safety for the UN-TOUCH children of God cos he has already said in his sripture that nothng bad/dangerous will come near his children. Signs on EndTIME......why worry when u can PRAY.take it to God in prayazzzz. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by jamst(m): 11:27am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Movingcoil: because u hav a website dat contains trash ie y U posted dz shit 3x... Am sorry 4 U...by the way who wrote d articles der, isn't it same person wid same ideology like U dat wrote wat U wanted to hear...am stil sorry 4 u douav u check dos website 1st?cos dey ar xtians like u,who ar ready 2 search 4 d truth...(peace2all) |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by DGranite(m): 11:34am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Unimke_Ak:hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Desoda: 11:36am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Hey lets have english class. Rule1: each time you see the world "ISLAM", in that same sentense you'll see "war, suicide, rape, terrorism, jihad" etc and in the next paragraph you'll see "peace muslims" |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by chux76(m): 11:47am On Jan 18, 2013 |
....and you gave them a welcome reception when you say them right?? Abegi!! |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by thaoriginator: 11:49am On Jan 18, 2013 |
mr.born2fuck:damn niggar you sounded so dumb just like your inane username. Ur momma f*ck2born you and your f*cking born2fuck brain. U insane! |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Ikwerefistson: 12:02pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
Real-Mccoy:who realsd ds ape from d zoo |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Desoda: 12:07pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
Hey, anyone who wants to have 72 virgins in hell, go to iraq and saudi arabia and afghanistan and qatar and turkey and india and egypt and libya and nigeria and ghana and south africa and mars and mercury and jupitar etc and kill those who now know that islam is the devils religion |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Nobody: 12:20pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
Naija make us proud. Those of u blameing Gej. Under the OAU law naija don,t choice than to send trops. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by ldpele(m): 12:24pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
mr.born2fuck:wat d heck of a word used by kids!!! |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by onyeka205(m): 1:12pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
pro01: Meanwhile, the Nigerian military has not proved competent in dealing with guerilla warfare. The Boko Haram and ND militancy are shameful reminders of this woeful incompetence. If our so-called Armed Forces could not uproot the militants from the ND creeks, how can it deal with battle-hardened and single-minded extremists in their own terrain in the dusty hills and dunes of northern Mali? It should be noted here that Nigerian military is the best in Africa in guerilla war, what made them a little bit docile in handling boko haram and ND militancy is politics. This time, they are facing war in its entirety and they will show the terrorists that the music tone has changed. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by bappahman: 1:32pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
dederocs:Fear mallam is the beginning of enlightenment cos to fear one dat wants to die is smart thing... Its not. Like nigeria doesn't have its own wahala so why go and enter a new one...fathers,husbands,sons,brothers will all die..billions will be spent all for what? |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by VellyG(m): 2:19pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
pro01: Meanwhile, the Nigerian military has not proved competent in dealing with guerilla warfare. The Boko Haram and ND militancy are shameful reminders of this woeful incompetence. If our so-called Armed Forces could not uproot the militants from the ND creeks, how can it deal with battle-hardened and single-minded extremists in their own terrain in the dusty hills and dunes of northern Mali?If you live in maiduguri then u had know how much our military have curtailed the BH boys. Mind u they gave the ND militants the chase of their lives else they would never have settled for amnesty coz they knew they would have lost out completely. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by VellyG(m): 2:27pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
advocate666: Destruction! Destruction! Destruction!U don they form galadima..hell fire no be beans oh. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by citizenisb: 3:17pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-17/us-drones-boots-arrive-mali Mali is one of the most irrelevant countries in West Africa from a resource standpoint, and what happens inside of it is certainly irrelevant from a greater geopolitical standpoint. What is more important is what this map doesn't show, specifically the name of the country located a few hundred miles to the south: Nigeria. Now Nigeria is important: very important. Or rather, Nigerian light sweet, one of the highest quality crudes in the world, is. And thanks to the "bungled" French peacemaking attempt, the US now has a critical foothold in what is the most strategically placed stretch of desert in Western Africa, a place where US "military trainers" will now be deployed at will. Be on the lookout for curious escalations in violence around the capital Abuja, and key port city Lagos, in the coming months once the current Mali fracas is long forgotten. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by sbeezy8: 3:19pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
lol they've always been there is not uncommon to see tauregs in north and western nigeria |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Nobody: 3:22pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
chief batiatus: All these terror, hatred, war and senseless killings is the ONLY legacy islam can leave the world. No muslim country is at the forefront of any research that has turned out products that improved the lot of mankind. See all the gadgets around you that make life easy, they are all invented in christian or other-religion countries. The only gadget islamic countries are interested in is the nuclear bomb and the reason for their fascination is obvious and I believe very soon they might succeed if the world let's down its guard. All other problems the world has can be corrected except a problem that is backed by religious ideology. For instance recently, a shop owned by a muslim northerner moved into our plaza where we work in wuse, in less than 1 month of coming they have quickly adopted the parking space of 2 vehicles as their prayer ground in a plaza where parking space is very very limited. They have already started heating up the polity as others are careful of confronting them even though they are pained by this development. And the muslim guy and his cohorts don't care from their body language. This is the same reason islam cannot live in peace with others. Fool how many muslims did americans kill in pakistan...more than 80,000...raping their wives and children and still come back and call them terrorist Just tell me what u can do when they don already abandoned your family and friend They have Nothing but 2 joined d JIHAD And am 100% sure that this is just d beginning Of rebels in mali and also bokoharam in nigeria |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by citizenisb: 3:23pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
Mali is one of the most irrelevant countries in West Africa from a resource standpoint, and what happens inside of it is certainly irrelevant from a greater geopolitical standpoint. What is more important is what this map doesn't show, specifically the name of the country located a few hundred miles to the south: Nigeria. Now Nigeria is important: very important. Or rather, Nigerian light sweet, one of the highest quality crudes in the world, is. And thanks to the "bungled" French peacemaking attempt, the US now has a critical foothold in what is the most strategically placed stretch of desert in Western Africa, a place where US "military trainers" will now be deployed at will. Be on the lookout for curious escalations in violence around the capital Abuja, and key port city Lagos, in the coming months once the current Mali fracas is long forgotten. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by nagoma(m): 3:31pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
Unimke_Ak: Chillin on my balconey and inhaling the fresh breeZe from the atlantic.. After those phucking islamist are done wif Mali, the can come in and take over the North I don't care. But the Niger Delta is a "No No" we shall kill em all if the step on our Soil. Do you have any soil? You mean on your waterlogged flooded swamp. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by nagoma(m): 3:39pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
jamst: dont believe wat the western mainstream media tell you,this rebels were funded & trained by us-saudi-zionist globist-nato...the french intervention is because 2 takeover the malian mineral resources(gold,diamond,uranium,oil & alot of oda resources),u guyz should try 2 find out the truth by urself.see dis site below The recolonization is in progress. How can the developed world sit down and watch while you monkeys are sitting on treasure in lands with no earth quake no tsunamis no volcanoes no hurricanes no major floods no winters ? who are you, they must recolonized by whatever means. Creating and arming so called Islamic terrorists is one strategy. The two toughest rivals for colony acquisition in 19th century West Africa were France and Britain. The Brits must be warming up now and they will soon enter as they would not allow the French to take any of their traditional colonies. Mark my word. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Nobody: 3:50pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
jamst:aren't u a muslim dat will say anytn 2 protect ur faith, i can never check it my dear cos i know every reasonable christian like me already knows the truth about islam and how they reason |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by chiefbatiatus(m): 4:36pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
haxan919: Lie lie lie lie is what you and your religion is all about. All the claims in pakistan, gaza, syria whatever are all lies. Muslims use human shield by building military installations in neighbourhoods and bases in schools. This is no longer news and I want you to know that not too long from now, the terror you and your worthless prophet sells will visit all of you very soon. I know you are a branwashed bigott from the way you sound already and be rest assured that violence will meet violence any moment from now. So since yakowa died u people have stopped bombing kaduna, your brother is there now and you are happy? God will punish all of u muslims very very soon |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by bappahman: 11:15pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
Wars are not chillds play |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by citizenisb: 11:17pm On Jan 18, 2013 |
NIGERIA THREATENED But it is Nigeria which could be the greatest concern. With the region's biggest oil reserves and economy, its security forces are already bogged down in on-off fighting with Boko Haram militants in the north. Abuja has wavered between not wanting to overstretch its army by intervening in Mali and hoping the mission could stamp out links between homegrown and global militants. By dispatching the first of 1,200 soldiers this week, President Goodluck Jonathan opted for the latter. "They want to cut off the Islamist problem at the root," said Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Lagos-based consultancy Financial Derivatives. "Not only could it inflame things here, but in the long run it won't solve the problem of Boko Haram's insurgency, which is to do with inequality and poor governance." Most West Africans, including the Malians themselves, have been largely supportive of French intervention while regretting the inaction of regional powers to come to Bamako's rescue. However, the failure of democracy to improve daily life in some of the world's poorest countries has opened the door to Islamic organizations to play a bigger role. Ultra-conservative Wahhabism, spread by preachers coming from the Gulf, has made inroads. "This intervention (in Mali) makes the whole sub-region considerably more vulnerable," Aning added. "We are going to see the spread of the fronts from Mali." |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by bappahman: 12:10am On Jan 19, 2013 |
As long as there is hunger, illiteracya, injustice nd inequality in africa due to bad leadership, Groups (religious ór otherwise) will continue to surface cos injustice breeds violence |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by mrborn2fuck(m): 5:57am On Jan 19, 2013 |
ldpele: wat d heck of a word used by kids!!!wat d heck of a word used by GOAT!!! |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by mrborn2fuck(m): 6:13am On Jan 19, 2013 |
tha_originator: damn niggar you sounded so dumb just like your inane username. Ur momma f*ck2born you and your f*cking born2fuck brain. U insane!U insane too my niggar,me no believe in religious,U f*ck with me,I f*ck with you, I am no Jesus,I am no Mohammed, religious doess not exist, you people deceives by early european and arab, and you killing each other, christian fakes,muslim fakes,everyone fakes. Don't f*ck with ass,I am no gay,I worship bottle of beers and wine and not church or mosque |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by nagoma(m): 6:20am On Jan 19, 2013 |
Movingcoil: aren't u a muslim dat will say anytn 2 protect ur faith, i can never check it my dear cos i know every reasonable christian like me already knows the truth about islam and how they reason That's what is called dogma. It breeds ignorance and narrow minded self righteousness . Broaden your mind my boy and allow your brain some berthing space. The imprisonment of the mind and fear of losing your stand should not be the basic tenants of religion. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by tpia5: 6:31am On Jan 19, 2013 |
citizenisb: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-17/us-drones-boots-arrive-mali i think mali is a merging point between north and west africa. that's why its strategic. |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by NegroNtns(m): 7:10am On Jan 19, 2013 |
@post, heck, they are all in turban.....how do you distinguish malian rebel from chadian or maiduguri "rebel"? its interesting that the top military chief used "rebel" to refer to "terrorists". amazing grace!! |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by Nobody: 10:35am On Jan 19, 2013 |
nagoma:islam is all about lies, pretence... So no need tormenting my life wid such things |
Re: Malian Rebels Seen In Nigeria - Army Chief by bappahman: 1:10pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
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