Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:49pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: You have more sense than that friend of yours, common sense appears not to be his forte. Is it any shock to anyone that the liberal half of America will think that Trump is the devil himself? To me he's worse than a devil. I have seen my share of Presidents growing up in Uptown section of Chitown and i know a racist when i see one. So what do you know about america except the junk you are led to believe. This is real life to some of us not some junk to post on nairaland to get likes. By the way, still waiting for your reply to my narrating instances of trump's bigotry and racism. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:45pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
budaatum: Just note that that Gallup Poll is also saying 50% of Americans believe that Trump is not a racist. You are absolutely wrong. 50% of Americans according to Gallup Poll believe he is a racist. Show me one president in American history that have that kind of horrible record. He's a vile racist. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:43pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
budaatum: And where did you get that from Even over in UK there is Trump obsession and last time I checked he wasn't the President of UK. Smh! I get that from the pig lovers here on Nairaland that never mention anything about the leaders mortgaging their future while their children and family are living off the hog. That's what I meant by that. Look at their previous posts and tell me where they ever have any discuss about the worthless Thieflicians destroying Nigeria. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:40pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Kophschmerzen: So truth, the nationalist here are wearing their white pride so proudly here now. Folks in the black community are buying guns faster than cornbread my man. These losers are spoiling for war at every turn. I have been a gun owner for about 20 years and i have concealed and carry permit (FOIC). The blacks now are not like Jim Crow era blacks. God forbid if I am going down, ain't going down alone. You see the loudmouth Anduku wouldn't reply to my pointing out trump's many bigotry and racism against minorities in America. I challenge him and his other pig lovers to rebuke my charges of racism against the vile racist. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:36pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
budaatum: You might as well ask why the 10% support him too, or don't they see him as sliced bread too? In every house there's always a bastard. Uncle Tom I called them. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:16pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
@ Anduku, I know you have no answer to your god bigotry and racism against minorities in America and that's why 50% of Americans believe that Trump is a racist according to Gallup Poll. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 8:03pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: Hold up!! Hold up!!! What the Fück are you saying? Should I go back and start bringing back to you all the posts where you stated that people living in Nigeria shouldn't be commenting on issues in a country they have no say in? 1st amendment rights for a Nigerian living in Nigeria? Do we have the first amendment in Nigeria? What the hell are you smoking? It must be some really crazy stuff Coming from a guy and his buddy itchie that used to call me baboon and a drug dealer. I am the only drug dealer that will openly show his face . It's your ignorance about what people like me face in a country that I grew up that angers me. All the Nigerian Americans on this forum hates the racist pig except one Uncle Tom interloper who think of himself as a Republican. The fact is that people like me are fighting for the cause of people like you and your other pig loving friends in case you decide to visit or reside in US. That's what you guys do not realize. No one, I repeat no one in my family needs a Visa but I have heard of things people go through trying to obtain a US visa under the racist pig in the few days that I have been in Lasgidi. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 7:53pm On Jan 03, 2019*. Modified: 8:54pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: Trump is not racist just because you and your liberal masters think he is. The truth is that Trump is not racist. If I ask you to prove that he is racist now, you will start talking off point like you always do. I give you another opportunity to do so right now, tell us what makes Trump racist? Good. Will take you up on your offer since your love for the Pig goes to him giving you Biafra which I frankly not against because I have no ball in the game. About Trump racism. 1. Will start with the Housing discrimation in Queens, NY with his father by blacklisting black rentals in which he had to pay fine to HUD. 2. Central Park Five in which he was advocating death penalty for four Blacks and one Latino even after the DNA absolved them of the heinous crime in which the city of NY paid each guy $13 million. Up till today, he never apologized for trying to put 5 innocent minority guys to death for a crime they did not commit. 3. Trump started his campaign descending the stairs in his Trump Tower by calling Mexicans drug dealers and rapist. 4. Calling an Indiana born Fed Judge Curiel a Mexican who wouldn't be fair to him because he's of Mexican ancestry. He's the same judge that fined him $25 million For his fake and Unacredited Trump University in which he scammed thousands of people. 5. Birtherism against Obama and till date the Pig still believe Obama was born in Kenya even after the Great Obama produced his long form birth certificate. 6. Calling millionaire black NFL players SOB because they are protesting against the injustice against their people. 7. Hailing Tiki Torches carrying White Nationalists and Klan members in Charlottesville good people. I can go on and on but a brainstem like you will still worship him. If 90% of black Americans voted against him, it's you that never see the inside of a plane that tell us Trump is a civil rights icon in the class of Dr Martin Luther king Jr. Choke on your ignorance boy. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 7:40pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: And by the way, your friend Abbeybailey doesn't believe you should be here either. He has a huge dislike for people who live in Nigeria like you comnenting on this thread, he thinks you should remain in your "third world cave" (his words not mine) and have nothing to say about the things happening in the US.
Abbeybailey!!! What have you to say about this my fellow third world cave dweller commenting on American politics?  Nope, you are wrong. I have no problem with people expressing their 1st amendment right. The problem i have with guys like you is that you love a racist pig who loathes people that looks like you with all the cells in his body. If 90% of African Americans voted against him because of his bigotry, who the hell are you who never live a second in America to dictate to us that he's the best thing since sliced bread. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 7:18pm On Jan 03, 2019*. Modified: 7:36pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
BraniacX: Point of correction, this is an american thread on a Nigerian forum and yes you and i are allowed to have opinions but that's where it ends, opinions only, but no, you delve in deeper into party membership[i] (sic)[/i] and espousing ideologies, well they say charity begins at home, what political ideology do you espouse to in Nigeria? I have told you mine is progressive cum liberal and yes i support not belong to the PDP, where do you stand here at home?  Yes and yes i attack trump and if you go back to my earliest and successive posts, you'd see i attack him for what i surmised he stands for and allow happens in terms of racial injustices not party affiliation or political ideologies as those have little direct impact on me so where i beg you is my hypocrisy? I said back then and i repeat today that the rational behind the misnomer "a black trump supporter" is very confusing and defeatist to be honest! I also mentioned that it is rich to sit in the comfort of your African skin in your home in a homogenously black African country on the African continent and claim to understand the challenges of what it is to have our skin color today in trumps America where all the closet racists have come out unapologetic with a barely disguised in your face racism because they have an unapologetic neo fascist as president and i am not sprouting hearsay, I actually do have family there, this is something you'd appreciate if you were in constant communication with the family you have there, so having put my opposition of trump into context i ask you, where is my hypocrisy in championing the cause of people(Americans) of same racial stock as myself because that is chiefly what i do on this thread and if that translates to opposing trump, why not?
In return i ask you in a different manner, if you do lack a political party or ideology in your own country, where is your much touted wisdom? Wow, not trying to patronize you , I will say God bless you for this post. You nailed it. Imagine a Deer supporting a Lion in the jungle. That's Blacks supporting a vile racist pig named Trump. |
Travel › Re: 10 Easiest Countries For Immigration by Abbeybailey(m): 4:37pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
forwardvent: List of ten countries with relatively easy pathways to permanent residency.
1. Canada Canada, eh? It’s one of the friendliest countries on earth. And while you might not think of Canada as beachy, it actually has the longest coastline in the world at 202,080 km. Canada has compassionately opened its borders to refugees from war-torn nations, but if you are not in fear for your life, you will have to show some professional skills. Take a look at Canada’s current industry shortages, and if you match up with any, you can take advantage of an express entry program for super-fast approval. It’s easy to apply – just complete an online quiz that tallies points for qualifications like education level, industries you have experience in, and whether or not you speak French. If you have family in Canada or studied there at any point, you’re ahead of the game.
2. Mexico If you’re fussy about the deadly drug trade, you may be tempted to skip over Mexico as an option. But there are still places in Mexico that are safe, and not only that, they are full of clean beaches, mountain views, cute historic towns, and upscale urban delights. Plus, it is the country that introduced chocolate, chilies, and corn to the world. Get started in Mexico quickly with an FMM visa, available at any airport or border location for the staggering fee of $21. When your visa expires in six months, you can renew it again, and again, and again. There’s no limit. Unfortunately, you can’t work on an FMM visa, but you can upgrade to a temporary residency visa that does allow work for only a few bucks more. You may need to leave the country temporarily to apply for one, though.
3. Austria Austria is a gorgeous little country that offers plenty of mountain fun in the form of the snow-capped Alps, which actually cover 62% of the country. Its location is ideal for exploration of many other European countries, as well. The lifestyle in Austria is called “perpetual resort,” which sounds pretty fine to us. The downside of Austria is that the cost of living is pretty high. However, the country offers 10 different types of residence permit, so you are likely to qualify if you can afford it. You will need to apply for residency in Austria from your home country, unless you are a resident of the United States or a European Union country. In that case, you are eligible for a D-visa that grants residence in Austria for up to six months before you apply for a residence permit.
4. Belgium If you love the idea of enjoying limitless beer and chocolate in a cozy little country dotted with gorgeous architecture and breathtaking natural beauty, consider Belgium. It is also a very progressive country; it was the second in the world to legalize gay marriage (after the Netherlands). You will need a job to be granted a permanent residency visa, but you can apply from home. Once you land a job, you only need to hold onto it for two weeks before becoming eligible for a residency permit. That’s not an offer to stay forever just yet, but as long as you keep working, you are moving toward it.
5. Ecuador Ecuador has virtually unmatched natural beauty in the form of mountain peaks, volcanoes, beaches, and islands. It is named after the equator, which runs through it, and is the only country in the world named after a geographical feature. The cost of living in Ecuador is very low, and if you’re American, you’ll be glad to know that the US dollar is the official currency. The easiest way to get permanent residence in Ecuador is called a pensioner’s visa. Though designed for retirees, there aren’t actually any age requirements to get one. You just need to prove that you will receive $800 per month for the length of your stay, no matter how long that is. It’s kind of mind-boggling to think about living comfortably on that amount of money.
6. Nicaragua Forget what you think you know about Nicaragua and see that it is a stunningly beautiful country with two pristine coastlines and passionate, caring people. It’s also great for stargazers – 86 out of 88 constellations in the night sky can be seen clearly in Nicaragua. If you’re intrigued, Nicaragua offers a retirement program similar to Ecuador’s, except you only need to show an income of $600 a month. The program is meant for people at least 45 years old, but this requirement is often waived if you have more than the base income. And guess what? You don’t actually need to be retired to qualify. The government of Nicaragua has a lot of flexibility in what it calls work. For example, you could own a restaurant or small hotel and still be classified as retired. You can also continue to freelance for an overseas company and legitimately get the retirement visa.
7. Belize If you want to spend your days on the beach, definitely take a look at Belize. The average temperature is 84F (29C), so you can have as many beach days as you want. Located between Mexico and Guatemala, Belize is a small country with a population that harmoniously represents no less than eight different cultures. It is also an English-speaking country with a very low cost of living. Getting to Belize is pretty easy. You can enter on a 30-day visitor visa and simply keep renewing it every month until you’ve lived there for 50 weeks. At that point, a $1,000 fee and a few bureaucratic hurdles will get you permanent residency. If that sounds like a doable plan of attack, you may want to engage a lawyer in Belize right away to keep you informed of any fine print. Some districts do require you to leave the country for two weeks every six months, which resets the clock on the 50-week requirement. And if you need to work while you await permanent residency, you could use some help to secure a work permit.
8. Costa Rica Costa Rica is very attractive to migration-seekers due to its peaceful and easy-going residents. Pacifists will appreciate the fact that it doesn’t even have a national army. But don’t forget the 801 miles of stunning coastline and world-class healthcare, too. Nature lovers will appreciate the 52 species of hummingbirds. The cost of living in Costa Rica is not too high. Couples will need about $2,500 per month to live comfortably. If you’re looking to retire, Costa Rica has a retiree program that you’ll qualify for if you can show $1,000 per month in income. Most folks will need a job in order to achieve permanent residency, but if you have skills that Costa Rica needs, things as simple as teaching English or entertaining tourists, the dream could be in reach.
9. Paraguay If you dream of disappearing off the face of the earth, Paraguay might be the place for you. Not many people know anything about it, despite being bordered by Argentina and Brazil. Chances are high that Paraguayans know about you, though. The country has a literacy rate higher than the United States. It’s a beautiful place with friendly people, vast scenic vistas, and low cost of living. Since it is so obscure, the demand for immigration is low and the bar for acceptance is, too. You will be required to deposit an amount of money into a Paraguayan bank that equals roughly 35x the monthly minimum wage. It sounds like a lot, but it comes out to only about $4,500-$5,500 USD. That’s all it takes to live in Paraguay indefinitely, and after three years you can apply for citizenship.
10. Panama Panama is an independent nation in Central America with a beachy landscape and a lot of English speakers. (The US dollar is its currency.) Some of the best coffee in the world is grown there. It’s a country that is considered safe and well developed, which also makes it pretty attractive to retirees. Panama’s retiree visa requires a monthly income of $1,000. If you’re not old enough to retire, a $5,000 deposit in a Panamanian bank gets you in the door for permanent residency. If you happen to hail from one of 50 countries that are friendly to Panama, a few of which are the US, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Austria, you are eligible for a Friendly Nations visa. However, you will eventually need a job to become a citizen. Ready to go? The bar for permanent residency in any of these countries is set pretty low, so with some planning and maybe a bit of saving, you could be drinking beer in Belgium or sipping cocktails on the beach in Costa Rica before you know it.
https://infohubcenter.info/2018/10/17/10-easiest-countries-for-immigration/ Where is my beloved America ?. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 4:35pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Martinez19:
Come on! Presidential election in Nigeria is coming up in Feb and none of you Orange heads are interested but whenever someone says something about Trump, your bp rises up. Trump doesn't give a fvck about you or your independence. If he doesn't care for the minorities in America, I am damn sure he doesn't even think you exist in Nigeria. So, what's your point about losing your sanity over a guy who think of you as SOB ?. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 4:30pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
LordReed: Please find me one statement from Kamala or Hillary saying they are for open borders. These guys love the pathological and sociopathic lying bigot more than they love their own parents. It's occultic following just like Rev Jim Jones of Guyana fame . So sad that they will just shun out their garbage without reasoning. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 4:28pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Martinez19:
Come on baby! Hush Your mouth boy. Go get a life. When you and your fellow pigs get that visa, you can holla at me and even when you come to America, you will be illegal alien after few months that's due for deportation because the racist pig think of people like you as a subhuman mongrel. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 4:23pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Martinez19: Don't mind the unfortunate nigerian who is an Americanna wannabe. He has the arrogance to speak for the whole Americans. He refers to Trump as "Orange pig" yet he calls Trump racist whereas Trump isn't. The left has a standard and that's double standard. Village boy, I am next to you in your erosion Laden, dust filled, pothole filled jungle you came from. Keep looking for me next to your one room garbage filled mansion with no electricity. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 4:13pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
For all the Orange pig lovers here, there's a new Sheriff that will be sworn in in about couple hours at the Capitol Dome on Pennsylvania and her name is Speaker Nancy Pelosi. She's the game changer because we do not practice Brown envelope democracy or press. That's the main reason Cadet Bonespurs always cry about fake news. Our leaders are afraid of us not vice versa. American Politics 101 for the loud mouths who neglects their backyard but are more worried about the house thousands miles away. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 2:20pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: Trump is a genius, you don't have to understand everything he does, just be rest assured that this will lead to better border security for the US and limit illegal immigration drastically. And yes border security is a serious enough issue that is worth shutting down the government for
God Bless President Donald John Trump!!! I am all for the wall as long as it keeps your likes out of my Beautiful country. That's the only way tax paying people like me will support the 100 feet wall. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 2:14pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Kophschmerzen: This is the classic example of stupidity wrapped in the foil of tomfoolery. Don't mind that foool. Even his pal itchie rats him out as a military guy and i doubt if that loudmouth makes N80.000 a month. A foool who always mouths off about someone who have his life investments in America while he has no Dime in the Stock Market. He and his fellow pigs never ceases to amaze me with their stupidity and ignorance. How will any American wish for a recession in a country that he lives in. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 1:42pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 11:57am On Jan 03, 2019 |
LUCAS99: Why should America fund the Border Wall?
He promised that Mexico must pay for the Border Wall.
So let Mexico pay for it. You see how slow the Pig supporters are. Let Mexico pay for the damn wall like he promised during the campaign. He's an unappologetic shameless liar. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 11:55am On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: What impending recession? What is wrong with you liberals and wishing for a recession in your own country? It's only jobless people and people who have no investments to lose that behave this way. People who really have something to lose can't be hoping for a recession just for political reasons You don't know Jack about the garbage you are spouting. The last recession we had was under Bush Jnr and i know I much of my 401K ( if you know what that means ) I lost. We are saying that to ward of the calamities that trump's stupid tariff will bring. Tell me if you have $1 In the stock market Mr Big mouth. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 11:23am On Jan 03, 2019 |
Anduku: The young man has just joined the forum but you won't even let him land before you start attacking him? Hush your mouth. Read the sequence and tell me who starts accusing someone of not knowing anything about America. He mentioned me twice or thrice on a false premise of not knowing what I am talking about. Calling people that oppose Trampy crybabies. What's the meaning of that. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 10:56am On Jan 03, 2019 |
MrAkata: Most Americans are not tired of Trump. The ones who are , are the ill informed cry babies. The media is so corrupted it leads u to believe Trump is racist and unpopular. Reality is a lot o blacks LOVE Trump and all Trump supporters arent racist. Trumps ratings were low when he was elected but he still won. He will win again in 2020 because Democrats are too stupid to do their job. Instead they cry and wine like babies I see you are a Rookie here, you can go queue up behind the other pig lovers since you don't know Jack about the Fruited Plains. A racist that only gets 8% of African Americans votes is beloved by African Americans. Why don't you make him a King for life so no one can voice any opposition against the Emperor. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 10:37am On Jan 03, 2019 |
MrAkata: Are u delusional Kamala Harris has said she does not believe in borders. She's supports sanctuary cities and almost every other Democratic hopeful is opposed to cracking down on immigration and choose to down play it. Do You notice that the guy just opened his account today ?. I love how Nigerian pigs love the Orange Pig in DC. He comes here spewing Basura that the Orange lovers are used to. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 10:31am On Jan 03, 2019 |
I don't know where all these pigs are coming from supporting the worthlessly bigoted Orange pig that hates their kind. Bunch of foools parading nairaland with their stupid anonymous monikers that they can't even show their real identity. Worthless bunch. Deers rooting for a tiger. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 10:28am On Jan 03, 2019 |
MrAkata: I never though Nigerians would be so invested in American political propaganda as they are here . You must be talking about yourself. Why don't you keep to the junk you know and let people who know what they are talking about talk. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 10:26am On Jan 03, 2019 |
MrAkata: I never though Nigerians would be so invested in American political propaganda as they are here . What is the meaning of this junk you posted. You must be a Rookie here. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 7:08am On Jan 03, 2019 |
Kophschmerzen: My money on Beto O'rouke or Kamala Harris in any order for POTUS and VP. My brother, I am all for that. I just want a healthy primary without raucous and denigrating each other because our goal is to get rid of that cancerous virus occupying the Public House on Pennsylvania Avenue. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Abbeybailey(m): 6:19am On Jan 03, 2019 |
PDPGuy: Beto is charismatic and progressive, but the fact that he lost his last election may hamper is message. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if he is picked as the running mate. Remembering very well in Chicago when Obama ran for the 2nd district Congress against Congressman Bobby Rush and lost and many people wrote him off. He won the State Senate and won the US Senate seat and we all know how he ended up. O'Rouke was very close to upsetting Cruz in a big Red State and the kind of progressive campaign he ran makes a lot of us progressives very proud. It was a very close election and Texas being Texas he ended up losing narrowly to Cruz. It's going to be a very interesting Democratic primaries and caucuses and personally, I haven't make up my mind who I am going to support. |