Exjoker: Rubbish!!!...Ask de immates at guantanamo bay detention camp how life is like there...this oyibos shul stop fokin at us in de name of HRW...look at countries like china, russia, southi arabia, iran, sudan, india etc wit human rite violiation buh why isnt HRW complainin bout them?

ignis: Without torture , how can we extract the truth from criminal and terrorist suspects?
Should the military men host them in an air conditioned room and buy them Ice cream and cake?

sunboy: Now I can see the USA is determined to destroy this country. Just yesterday the military was complaining about the USA blocking their ways that we were blacklisted to buy arms because of human rights violations, I didn't really believed it because we can always buy from Russia, Iran, China and even India who won't wait a second to sell. Now I'm reading about human right publishing this shi.t now I believed whatever the military excuse of laundering such cash. This mu.mu human right people no see Israel on Palestine soil committing anything, the USA Guatemala bay ? The Russian KGB method which was considered the toughest? The Indians torture was sef especially their police. What the mess does the USA stands to gain from a divided or destroyed Nigeria ?
I also strongly believe that I.diot Australian old man is a plant by the western world who's volunteering to talk sh.it he wasn't paid to do. All these doesn't just add up ?
Bottom line: either USA like it or not, petrodollar is going for good, then they can start surviving on their technology and become their dream world largest oil exporter. I'm beginning to dislike that country this days and their puppets media must especially BBC who never publish any good news from the military but look for lope holes. Like the same USA would have brought peace to Liberia suppose Nigeria army didn't single handedly did.
I'm vex.ed

InvertedHammer:

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Are you pissed that the message is false ?

Or

Are you pissed at the messenger?

USA didn't want to sell weapons to Nigeria. Well manufacture your own f@cking weapon!

You take solace in deriding the West. But faced with any freaking challenge, you start panhandling to the West.

Necessity is the mother of invention. Nigeria has the necessity but where is the invention?

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adeoladrg: “A policewoman took me to a small room, told me
to remove everything I was wearing. She spread
my legs wide and fired tear gas into my
womanliness… I was asked to confess that I was
an armed robber… I was bleeding… up till now I
still feel pain in my womb.”

Ekundayo7:
Procuring knowledge is the best way to stem ignorance...
1. Amnesty International is a Non-profit, Non-governmental organization which mission is "to protect human rights". It was founded on May, 28 1961 in London. http://www.glotter.com/entry-2869

2. At 3pm on 2 November 1936 the BBC began the world's first regular hi-definition television service, from specially constructed studios at Alexandra Palace in North London. http://www.bbc.co.uk/historyofthebbc

3. Guantanamo Bay Amnesty International listed US indefinite detention of 166 prisoners at Guantanamo as the country's primary human rights concern in its latest annual report. [/b]The paper also denounced drone strikes and uninvestigated deaths from secret CIA detentions.

4. [b]What assistance has the United States provided to Nigeria to help it counter the Boko Haram threat?
U.S.-Nigerian diplomatic engagement has focused on the Boko Haram threat through a Regional
Security Working Group of the Binational Commission, as well as through regular engagement
by U.S. embassy officials in Abuja. Through the BNC dialogue, the United States has supported
Nigerian efforts to establish a joint intelligence fusion center; the FBI has also provided periodic
support to the Nigerian government to assist in specific incident investigations. The United States
has provided counterterrorism training and assistance to Nigerian civilian and law enforcement
agencies, but counterterrorism support for the Nigerian military has been limited in comparison
with that provided to some countries in the Sahel and East Africa. U.S. military assistance to
Nigeria has focused primarily on professionalization, peacekeeping support and training, and
border and maritime security. The country has received sizable assistance to support the Nigerian
military’s peacekeeping deployments through the Global Peacekeeping Operations Initiative
(GPOI), totaling $2 million to $3 million annually in recent years. Nigeria also receives on
average $1 million annually in Foreign Military Financing (FMF), which has been used to sustain
the country’s fleet of C-130 aircraft. Nigerian security forces have received counternarcotics
assistance from the State Department and DOD.
U.S. counterterrorism programs in Nigeria are implemented through the State Department’s West
Africa Regional Security Initiative (WARSI), the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership
(TSCTP) and other State Department-led initiatives, including Anti-Terrorism Assistance (ATA)
and the Regional Strategic Initiative (RSI), as well as through DOD funds for counterterrorism
and military-to-military cooperation activities.

Nigerian law enforcement agencies receive ATA and RSI training regularly totaling more than $3 million per year, focusing on border security,crisis response, counter-IED, and investigative and analytic capacity. Counterterrorism assistance
to the military is increasing—FY2014 assistance includes $5 million in counter-IED and civil-
military relations training, and U.S. military trainers have recently begun efforts to train a ranger
battalion. Some U.S. assistance for Nigerian military and police units has been restricted based on
human rights concerns (see below).
The State Department and USAID additionally support programs that focus on counteringradicalization in Nigeria. Other counterterrorism-related support includes justice sector programming focused on improving Nigerian capacity to prosecute terrorist financing cases.
MEANWHILE.....
"Turkish Airlines denies smuggling arms to Boko Haram The statement specifically stated that no arms deliveries were made to Nigeria from Turkey or any other country"...worldbulletin.net

What are the major factors constraining further U.S. assistance to Nigerian security forces in their operations against Boko Haram?
Human rights concerns have constrained U.S. security assistance to Nigeria for both legal and policy reasons, and coordination on counterterrorism efforts has also been hampered at times by a lack of cooperation from Nigerian officials. U.S. legal provisions, popularly known as the Leahy Laws, that prohibit assistance to foreign security force units implicated in gross violations of human rights have had a significant impact on U.S.-Nigerian security cooperation. DOD officials have further described Nigeria as “an extremely challenging partner to work with,” and“slow to adapt with new strategies, new doctrines, and new tactics.”

ignis: Without torture , how can we extract the truth from criminal and terrorist suspects?
Should the military men host them in an air conditioned room and buy them Ice cream and cake?

kadas01: http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-29254500

The above link shows how "biased" these "imperialists are!

Even with the recent gains recorded by our gallant Armed Forces, BBC has refused to report such success on their website!

I don't know what they stand to "gain" when they choose to "blackmail" our country at this "critical hour"!! This is real blackmail am sick and tired of this oyibo people, now they don't want Nigeria to buy arms legitimately pushing the gov. to take back door.

The Lord is watching!!

Feedmemore: I thought they said all is fair in war. No? We are at war against agent of the devils parading themselves as Muslims, all necessary technique should be used to get the info needed to stop the next suicide bomb.

NNMUU:

Here are some torture techniques carried out in Guantanamo bay.
this was said by one of d failed 9/11 hijacker

" Water is poured over the detainee. Interrogations start at Midnight, and last 12 hours. When he falls asleep, he is woken up by American pop music and water. Female personnel tries to humiliate and upset him, which is successful. A military dog is used to intimidate him. The soldiers play the American anthem and force him to salute. They stick pictures of 9/11 victims to him. He is forced to bark like a dog and his beard and hair are shaved. He is stripped nude. Fake menstrual blood is smeared at him and he is forced to wear a women's bra"

django1:

Since Nigerians think like animals I guess you all deserve the animal treatment.

The Guantanamo lots of you are screaming about here was brought to light by this same organization and their activities are not limited to Nigeria by no means, I smh for you shortsighted none thinking primates.

Truly there is no hope for this black nation, defending the same people that'll treat you like animals.

Punkinmusty: america killin iraqis, israel kilin palestins yet amnesty no talk. rubbish

ducii:

So what have they done about human rights abuse in Guantanamo Bay, that is the issue we are talking about. How did Gaddaffi die, he was killed in broad day light like a chicken. where was this organisation when this act was committed. The issue is that if you are talking of human right then it has to be across the board.

You criticise the NA for killing BH but when the army retaliates it becomes inhumane. Has anybody tried to tally how many innocent civilians have died in Afghanistan, Iraq and Yemen. No too long ago a Drone crashed into a wedding ceremony in Yemen, killing everybody that attended that wedding. who is investigating that? so if we are talking about human right then it has to be across board otherwise it is POINTLESS!!!

Daninya1: Why is it that most of these BHM boiz are very dark skinned?they are just to dark for an average Nigerian...I don't think they are Nigerians...

bushdoc9919:

In case you did not know...Amnesty cannot change governments policy.,...and does not run the govt of the USA.

sunboy: Now I can see the USA is determined to destroy this country. Just yesterday the military was complaining about the USA blocking their ways that we were blacklisted to buy arms because of human rights violations, I didn't really believed it because we can always buy from Russia, Iran, China and even India who won't wait a second to sell. Now I'm reading about human right publishing this shi.t now I believed whatever the military excuse of laundering such cash. This mu.mu human right people no see Israel on Palestine soil committing anything, the USA Guatemala bay ? The Russian KGB method which was considered the toughest? The Indians torture was sef especially their police. What the mess does the USA stands to gain from a divided or destroyed Nigeria ?
I also strongly believe that I.diot Australian old man is a plant by the western world who's volunteering to talk sh.it he wasn't paid to do. All these doesn't just add up ?
Bottom line: either USA like it or not, petrodollar is going for good, then they can start surviving on their technology and become their dream world largest oil exporter. I'm beginning to dislike that country this days and their puppets media must especially BBC who never publish any good news from the military but look for lope holes. Like the same USA would have brought peace to Liberia suppose Nigeria army didn't single handedly did.
I'm vex.ed

Exmay: Picture of the Chamber or .............(U no the rest). And by the way can u summarize the Long Essay

ducii:

So what have they done about human rights abuse in Guantanamo Bay, that is the issue we are talking about. How did Gaddaffi die, he was killed in broad day light like a chicken. where was this organisation when this act was committed. The issue is that if you are talking of human right then it has to be across the board.

You criticise the NA for killing BH but when the army retaliates it becomes inhumane. Has anybody tried to tally how many innocent civilians have died in Afghanistan, Iraq and Yemen. No too long ago a Drone crashed into a wedding ceremony in Yemen, killing everybody that attended that wedding. who is investigating that? so if we are talking about human right then it has to be across board otherwise it is POINTLESS!!!