₦airaland Forum

GanagiBitrus:
S/Eagles tried. 1-2 loss is a decent loss.

Na you wey dey expect S/Eagles to win dey complain about their performance.

Lanretoye:
Supreme Court of Aba abi which one?

Mrfixitt:
Everything about Islam is violence and bloodshed

Yobabad:
Terrorism and this religion are inseperable, most of us Yoruba Muslims are even getting tired of this Teror

system21:
You will never see a Muslim on this thread condemned this kind of atrocious behaviour from their fellow Muslims

HeadNigga:
I guess he is not VIP but VVIP that is why his police escorts were not withdrawn. Gen Musa some of your soldiers that are meant to be in the bush are in a hotel chilling with the first son

Treasure17:
Say it with your full chest. DSS not on duty.

gent2sly:
Your thoughtful message celebrating Her Excellency, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on her recent chieftaincy title is truly commendable. It reflects your deep respect for leadership, tradition, and national unity.

Your words were sincere and dignified, and they speak volumes about your character and the kind of leadership you represent.

Wishing you continued strength and success as you pursue your aspirations in service to our great nation.

MaxInDHouse:
Going by the research i made only one God makes sense to me and that's JEHOVAH the God of Jehovah's Witnesses!🤔

MaxInDHouse:
The world is filled with different deities that adherents of such deities claims their own is the Almighty.
Apart from the books written and revered as SACRED is there any evidence that's logical or humane to ascertain which of these Gods is the true God?🤔

osuofia2:
Wine is an alcoholic drink made from fermented grape juice
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You don even understand your Quran, Just as mentioned by the Quran of everlasting erection and sex with 72 virgins

osuofia2:
Alcohol forbidden on earth but allowed in Aljannah

osuofia2:
Boko Haram, iswap, Issis, alshabab etc. They are all products of islam

osuofia2:
Lols, down in your heart, you know that's the truth. Religion that grow with violence and out fear in its adherent is nothing but evil. The internet has expose a lot in islam

SixSeven:
The irony of it all. I asked AI to further expand on your post

Here are some of the countries from your list that — historians and analysts widely agree — have been destabilized, at least in part, by U.S. foreign policy. I highlight those cases with the strongest evidence below. (Others on your list have no clear record of major direct U.S. destabilizing intervention.)


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✅ Countries noticeably destabilized by U.S. foreign policy

Afghanistan — U.S. invasion after 2001, and subsequent 20-year war, deeply destabilized the country. The overthrow of the Taliban didn’t lead to a stable state: after U.S./NATO withdrawal in 2021, the country fell back into chaos.
Libya — U.S. (with NATO) 2011 air strikes to topple the regime dismantled a functioning (if authoritarian) state and triggered civil war, fragmentation, and ongoing instability.
Somalia — U.S. overt and covert interventions (1990s UN-backed interventions, later drone/air strikes) helped produce collapse of central authority, civil war, and decades of instability.
Yemen — U.S. involvement in counterterror operations (including drone strikes and support for allied interventions) significantly worsened internal conflict, humanitarian collapse and state breakdown.
Haiti — U.S. interventions and military interventions (e.g. 1994 intervention to “restore” democracy) produced repeated cycles of instability, weak institutions, and chronic political dysfunction.
Cuba — Longstanding U.S. hostility, economic pressure, covert actions and support for regime change efforts helped leave Cuba isolated, economically stunted, and politically repressed for decades.
Iran — The 1953 U.S.-backed coup overthrew a democratically elected government, replacing it with authoritarian rule — a foundational destabilizing event whose effects reverberate to this day.


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📝 What about the others — “no clear case” or ambiguous?

For many countries on your list (e.g. Burundi, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan), while they may be “fragile” or “conflict-affected,” there is no widely accepted or documented major U.S. intervention or interference that matches the scale seen in the countries above.
The presence of a country on travel-ban lists (as in a recent U.S. policy) — by itself — doesn’t equal “destabilized by U.S. foreign policy.”


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🧠 Summary — lost countries from your list

If I had to pick the ones from your list that were “lost” (i.e. severely destabilized or destroyed as functioning states / societies) by U.S. foreign policy, I’d mark:

Afghanistan

Libya

Somalia

Yemen

Haiti

Cuba

Iran


These are the cases with clear, documented interventions, coups or military campaigns by the U.S. that contributed to long-term instability or regime collapse.


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If you like — I can also create a short tweet-ready list (max 280 characters per country) summarizing each of those “lost” cases — ready to copy-paste. Do you want me to build that for you now?

osuofia2:
Europe should do same before the jeehadists populate their lands with high birth rate and later claim the fastest growing religion in the world

Hankim:
Yes, it’s cause of the insecurities and the killings
Bokoharam is fighting for Nigeria to be Govern by sharia law. Did I lie?

Guestmale:
And countries enabling them are Russia and China