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Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 9:12am On Jul 15

zoedew:
Truth is that they are waiting for everything to turn upside down and then their hidden Imam will show up and they will be glad! I guess Trump is taking them there shortly!

Very correct. Hopefully things go awry for them so they can be mentally emancipated.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 4:23am On Jul 15

CaseSensitive:
Listen to yourself - The Syrian president has agreed to act like a sane person. He's not any different to a "Repentant Boko Haram". You guys deserve what you get in Nigeria. Maybe one day, a repentant Boko Haram will be your president.

And what exactly are these IRGC's "pro-Islamic revolutionary agenda"? Is globalising Western agenda by force?

I don't know what people do with their brain these days.

You should question your flawed logic.

He fought his government, Boko haram kills innocent civilians.

He was a resistance, Boko haram is just a tool of violence with no agenda to better Nigeria.

Western agenda is pro-humanity and only a twisted mind would read the declaration or independent and say I hate this. Read a book friend.

Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 4:11am On Jul 15

Fash20:
You should do more research about the Iranians. You are just regurgitating western propaganda.

Do you know who funded and founded isis before it spiraled out of control? Iranian help defeat isis in Iraq but they don't get credit for it. You speak as if the western countries don't sponsor rebels.

What i have noticed is that, you folks judge with different rules. When your favorite do wrong you don't see it as such but you are quick to condemn the other.

I want to ask a question why are your favorites so afraid of ICC?

Let address issues one at a time.

Who founded ISIS? Photo attached.
How you believe an American pulled hardcore islamists together and paid them to kill themselves so America can steal their resources and change their values is impracticable.
You need to understand the mind of an Arab Muslim to know that Islam is everything, and America is everything Islam abhors.

Homework, read about the teacher in Egypt that founded the Muslim brotherhood. He simply hated the fact that Egypt was becoming secular. He hated the idea of women becoming liberated. Dancing, partying, dressing immodestly. Read the rest.

The battle with the ICC is well placed. When tactics change laws should change likewise.

Some countries are mulling the idea of legitimizing punishing children who commit crimes, I support this wholesomely. There are malevolent 10-15 year old that kill people in many countries. But mainstream media reports it as killing innocent children.

Lastly, I never engage in propaganda.

Phones › Re: Stop Phone Number Recycling In Nigeria Without Exhaustive Contact Attempts. by Baxilexi(op): 3:49am On Jul 15

Hello All,

Thank you to all that have signed the petition.

Please more signatures are needed and you can share the link too.

People are loosing money, essential connections and services, no thanks to this ill-conceived policy.

Phones › Re: Stop Phone Number Recycling In Nigeria Without Exhaustive Contact Attempts. by Baxilexi(op): 3:47am On Jul 15

Darkseid:
I don't understand the point of this number recycling when they can easily generate more phone numbers. The Glo line I bought for data gets minimum of 10 calls from "touts" per week.

Funny thing is that I've never dialled any number with that line before let alone knowing the number of hand. The calls are super annoying.

The 7 digits after the service code can generate 99 million combinations, in a country of 250million I don’t see why we are actively recycling.

Secondly, why not avail the user the courtesy of trying to reach out to them. WhatsApp is the easiest channel, add the number on WhatsApp and ask if the owner still needs the number.

Thirdly the network can contact Banks/BVN to inquire about active banking processes. If USSD or alerts are sent to the number.

Phone numbers in today’s world are digital identities.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Issues Urgent Evacuation Warning To Residents In Dubai And Across The UAE by Baxilexi(m): 9:42am On Jul 14

P1PrinceKT:
Trump wants to quickly finish with Iran and move to Columbia, Cuba and Greenland. Unfortunately for him Iran 🇮🇷 is costing him much time ⌚ probably it will take him end of his tenure without achieving his aim.

Not really. Have you noticed that the US is putting pressure on the ICC to back off them. The IRGCs lifelines are running out. The Lebanese government is working against their proxy, the Yemeni government is working with Saudi in a new campaign against the Houthis.

They’re being put in a tight corner and no one would come to their aid.

The question is, how about living to fight another day? Already, the destruction there is in excess of $400b.
Would the Pyrrhic victory be worth it.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 4:24am On Jul 14

Fash20:
Who told you the Iranians enjoy killing? Iranins didn't start the world War 1 or 2 where over 60million humans perish. They didn't start Iraq war, they didn't invade Afghanistan, but somehome you've been made to believe they are the one that enjoy killing.

The imam may be dead but what he stood for is not. So, do not worry about who will take over. You saw his funeral, how many of your western leaders have such influence on their people? Non.

False equivalence! World war 1 & 2 was a conflict that spiraled out of control between nations. Iran had an 8 year war with Iraq. Used kids to find mines on the battlefield and gave them ‘keys to paradise’.
I see no problem with that war, they have a right to protect their sovereignty but that’s not their core issue.

They are a theocracy, killing is considered a righteous act. Hanging, raping, beheading for misdemeanors not external threats. Funding rebels in Yemen, Lebanon and Palestine is their stock in trade.

I dislike all men with a god complex, not accountable to anyone. Trump was made to pay $88 million in a defamation suit. He isn’t above American laws. He can’t order the death of anyone on American soil.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 4:08am On Jul 14

CaseSensitive:
UK supports Ahmed al-Sharaa - a full blown terrorist who beheaded people live on camera and held their head in his hand with blood dripping. Same Ahmed al-Sharaa is nowadays attending meeting with the Prime Minister of the UK and the President of USA.

UK then went on to declare a ruling government of a functioning country a terrorist, but the atrocities committed in Nigeria by their "associates" is absolutely fine. Ok now.

The Syrian president has agreed to act like a sane person. Let’s be objective. If the IRGC jettisons its pro-Islamic revolutionary agenda and embrace mutual cooperation with western countries it will be accepted.
The aim is to globalize western civilization and not absolve anyone of their sins.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 4:05am On Jul 14

Razzness:
How the mighty have fallen, Britain used to be at center stage of world events; now it is just another Island country issuing "condemnations" and "bans" from a distance. 400 years of colonialism and imperialism down the drain.

You know little my friend. England is the epicenter of power.
Ask yourself, why is the British pound the strongest currency in the world despite not being industrialized?
The families that make decisions in the world live there. Watch a documentary.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by Baxilexi(m): 6:13pm On Jul 13

budaatum:
No one says Nigeria is not in a bad state. That is not a reason, however, to deny ones own Nigerianess as she stupidly did.

She has not only turned a lot of the Nigerian vote against herself, but also a lot of the black vote. And there's lots of boroughs where those groups make a difference and would affect her ability to become prime minister.

She is a politician, and should have cultivated us instead of what she did. Some of us were even dreaming of her becoming prime minister of UK and then positively effecting Nigeria, until she showed us how her own brain worked, to our disappointment.

I am Nigerian.

If you truly love Nigeria as much as you say you do, you’d rally support for Kemi.

Your support should be based on a vow to ensure the UK ceases to remain a safe haven for corrupt politicians. Can’t you see how many of them have reduced trips to the US.

Dreams of moving to another country should be a nightmare for every Nigerian, but we need a bigger institution to destroy the hegemony currently bedeviling our country.

My vantage might not be all encompassing but I believe Kemi is angry at the wasted potential of Nigeria, and I share the same sentiments. There’s no infrastructure abroad that we cannot replicate in 2 years.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Bans Support For Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by Baxilexi(m): 6:04pm On Jul 13

How a people enjoy living to kill beats my imagination.

Has the GCC become less Islamic by interacting in a sane manner with other countries?

Anyway, every empire comes to an end. Wonder who has been preaching at the masjid since the dictator imam died.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says Strait Of Hormuz Closed 'until Further Notice' by Baxilexi(m): 10:16am On Jul 13

Deepthoughts:
HiThere are international water ways for free navigation under the international maritime law,Iran should never be allow to change the law by force,the straight of Hormuz is certainly very strategic for world crude trade but it is not the only straight in the world, allowing Iran to change the law would set a very dangerous precedent n disruption of international shipping n trade.

I share in your sentiments. If the IRGC is allowed to, Yemen would do the same, Egypt, Indonesia etc.

But we’re dealing with irrational folks that would rather destroy the world to please the IRGC.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says Strait Of Hormuz Closed 'until Further Notice' by Baxilexi(m): 6:12am On Jul 13

Mattswaggz:
Exactly!!!....just imagine the audacity....you're trying to hoard and extort from people that are using a international water way because it's close to your territory and when the same people are trying to work another route out that they will also feel safe using you're doing everything to stop their plans like typical witches....Iranian-Nigerians won't see this now but if the bombs start flying they'll on their mic, climb to the rooftops and start singing their usual genocide campaign.

They see it, but with that lot, blind loyalty trumps logic.

Don’t ask questions just hate. Don’t isolates issues just go with the consensus view.

Where I lost them is how on earth someone respects a so called man of god who wishes death on people made by God? If the Pope declared hate for any country today I’ll be the first to reprimand him.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by Baxilexi(m): 6:07am On Jul 13

budaatum:
Actually, we dislike her because she denigrates her Nigerian heritage, and because we she is parroting right wing crap that is racist thinking she can outfarage Farage

If Nigerians she denigrates do not vote for her, I wonder who would.

Denigration- refers to the act of unfairly criticizing, belittling, or attacking the reputation of someone or something.
You believe Kemi exaggerates her experiences of the Nigerian state?
Or perhaps she is aloof of the magnificence of Nigeria and makes up stories to malign the country.

An adage says it’s the one that loves you, that tells you your mouth is smelling.

Nigeria is in a bad state, very deplorable one. Perhaps Kemi might evoke the emotion of shame in our elected officials.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by Baxilexi(m): 6:01am On Jul 13

DaddyJapan:
Wrong! Kemi Badenoch provokes outrage because, like Trump (your other hero), she advocates policies that are designed to stifle the progress made by minority groups in the country.

She gets called out because of her determination to abrogate civil liberties that were hard earned and won in Britain (the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), for example).

She gets called out for repeatedly denigrating her ancestral land in a way that no previous opposition leader has done, on the altar of political expediency! She wants to critique state-control - fine! Tell her to use China as a veritable example and not Nigeria. Kapish? She wants to talk about corruption? Tell her to look inwards at the country she resides in!

Listen, we know what her real problem is! We understand that she suffers from internalised racism because on arrival back in the UK at the age of 16, she experienced a disconnect from her people that affects her till this very day. We understand her and duly empathise, but we draw the line at her constant barbs and mean-spirited policies.

Trump does not favour Germans bah, but he prefers Norwegians - in his own words - and the 6,000 Dutch/German South Africans his administration has granted asylum to thus far.

Before making blanket statements, get your facts right!

To deny the glaring facts that migration and minority support institutions have gone rogue is disingenuous.
Be honest with yourself.

While it availed people like Kemi the opportunity to find a footing in a prosperous society and realize their full potential, today it has become a tool for tacit domination by ethnocentric groups.

It’s not about the UK anymore, but establishing societies within societies. Sedition and cultural revisionism on full display.

The burden on social welfare is alarming, crime, civil disobedience all mostly propagated by young migrants.

Same is lame my friend.

If you have a solution to the crisis in the UK, I’m all ears.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says Strait Of Hormuz Closed 'until Further Notice' by Baxilexi(m): 5:53am On Jul 12

From what i understand, the US is trying to work something out with Oman. Ships in their territorial waters are of no concern to the IRGC.

This imminent isolation scares them.

First it was the road up north with Armenia and Azerbaijan. Then the Lebanon - Isreal deal, with the right legal framework, disputes over the strait ends.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Kemi Badenoch: Diversity’s Most Ungrateful Dividend by Baxilexi(m): 5:38am On Jul 12

Nigerians, many of which are insatiable, disingenuous and retrogressive.

They vilify Kemi alongside her political opponents because she has no plans to open up the doors of the state to them.
They hate her because she stands for what every sane individual who has been given the opportunity to serve in a country that works should portray.
They hate her because she has tethered herself to the preservation of British values and existence.

Need I remind you that Trump has the same stats as Kemi but does not favor the Germans or Scott’s neither does he give migrants a free pass.

It is a treasonable offense to hold citizenship of a country and owe it no allegiance, while also having the audacity to point fingers at someone who respects the terms of her citizenship.

If the tables were turned and a foreigner stood at the frontlines with well meaning Nigerians to support our development even against his ethnic background would we call him a traitor?

Hypocrites! The UK isn’t a concentration camp or a motel. It’s a country. Do not only think of how much money you can take away and repatriate to a village, but what you can add to ensure it remains open to well meaning migrants that share similar views on it’s advancement.

You cannot serve two master!

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Foreign Affairs › Khomeini’s Grandson Rejects Peace Deal, Sues For War. by Baxilexi(op): 3:06pm On Jul 11

In the absence of the heir to the throne a new contestant has entered the scene. Could this be the Iranian Nero? Time will tell.

https://youtube.com/shorts/I01_VovZJeY?si=GJY2HCB5Lot75UkU

https://youtube.com/shorts/I01_VovZJeY?si=p6BcIvOQ50JiGnxY

Foreign Affairs › Re: The White House Is Upgrading Its Front Door To Fortify The Entrance (Photos) by Baxilexi(m): 9:05am On Jul 11

franvincoop:
Then that means you don't know Muslims.
El Rufai once said and I quote "We will write this for all to read. Anyone, soldier or not, that kills the Fulani takes a loan repayable one day no matter how long it takes".
Those billboards you saw in Tehran are saying "We will kill Trump" not we will kill President Trump.
There is a difference.
Let Trump just hope they don't have an opportunity because they have the means.
If you doubt it, see the joy in that young man's face

I agree with you wholesomely, but like Osama, even if one of his lieutenants kills Obama, it will be a sad day but it doesn’t destabilize the American government.

Then again, when dealing with murderous entities that have zero value for human life including theirs, one can never be too sure.

PS. The photo you attached above is why I will continually support any nation that chooses to rid the world of radical Islamist. I followed that case and was amazed that even Dangote’s son in law celebrated her death.

Foreign Affairs › Re: The White House Is Upgrading Its Front Door To Fortify The Entrance (Photos) by Baxilexi(m): 4:17am On Jul 11

Skydiv:
Bro get a life, see you wasting all your time scraping the internet searching and filtering news about the almighty US. God, please make me big like the US, so that my enemies will waste their lives searching for negative news about me instead of working on their own lives, just like what @op is doing against the US, even though a mosquito's presence in Nigeria will be more felt in the US, compared to him.

The OP isn’t wasting his time. He has just come of age and is perturbed by the invincibility of the US.
How can an ordinary man be untouchable?
He flew to China, France, Turkey in war time and he could not be killed. Yet Khomenei was killed easy.

In time he will come to terms with the idea that the US has the strongest military on earth. And unlike the Romans, Mongols, Arabs, Ottoman and British have been very very responsible with this power. They haven’t colonized any nation but push their agenda (which is pro-humanity) through costly diplomacy and incentives.

Foreign Affairs › Re: The White House Is Upgrading Its Front Door To Fortify The Entrance (Photos) by Baxilexi(m): 4:10am On Jul 11

franvincoop:
I hope he is also building the same in Florida because he won't live in the White House forever
But does he even know that?

It’s against the rules of engagement to go after non-governmental/political persons. The day he ceases to be the president of the US he becomes a low target official.

Killing him would just be a statistic.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Supreme Leader Khamenei’s Coffin Arrives In Najaf, Iraq (Video) by Baxilexi(m): 12:47pm On Jul 09*

FreeStuffsNG:
The images of millions of mourners, some crossing borders and others gathering at the shrines of Imam Ali and Imam Hussein, sent a message that Iran’s religious and political networks remain intact despite the war assassination of its supreme leader.
This is the kind of immortal power that Trump craved but will never get.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu is 'alive' yet his biological children abandoned Occupied Palestine and his name because it is associated with genocide and war crime.

You celebrate the freedom Netanyahu sons have but deny the oppression of Iranians. Double standards innit.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump: 111 Missiles Shot By Islamic Republic Of Japan by Baxilexi(m): 11:21am On Jul 09*

Efuaye:
I think he is overstressed due to the sheer number of meetings he has to attend, with limited time for sleep and rest.
Talking and talking isn't easy, and at his age, he needs to slow down and take a break.

Your attempt to be logical with an irremediably vague lot is commendable.
We have a dummy of a president that speaks to his citizen once in a quarter. Deadbeat I might add.

Then you have a geriatric that never sleeps. Somedays ago he was in France, US, now Turkey. Actively participating in all meetings not sending aides.

Our 3 last presidents can’t match his work rate.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says Ceasefire With Iran Is over by Baxilexi(m): 5:55pm On Jul 08

Diplomacy has failed.

How it started, the IRGC fired at ships in the strait, while mourning their fallen leader.

They refused to go to Qatar for further talks with the US envoy.

Trump has told jarred and witkoff to return. Vance tried his best to broker peace. The IRGC are the most despicable lot on earth. Vietnam, Afghanistan, Japan all experienced war with the US but everything ends, and diplomacy takes center stage.

Its hegeseth’s turn now. Good luck to both sides.

The GCC should put its house in order.

This ends now.

Phones › Re: Stop Phone Number Recycling In Nigeria Without Exhaustive Contact Attempts. by Baxilexi(op): 8:28pm On Jul 07

More signatures are needed. Kindly support this noble cause.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Riyadh’s Funeral Diplomacy: A Legitimacy Signal Washington Missed by Baxilexi(m): 1:36pm On Jul 05

In politics interest always supersedes anything else.

Ayatollah is dead, his son in the shadows. A leadership crisis is at hand.

What everyone is looking for is someone willing to normalize relationships with the west.
The shah wasn’t the best but offered something workable.
Saudi’s presence was a shot at America but a show to dissents in Iran that we are willing to be your friend if you drop this resistance BS.

FYI Armenia and Azerbaijan sent delegates despite the fact that they sign a contract with the US to control a vital trade route that bypasses Iran.

Business › Re: Newly Constructed 6,000MT/Day Lithium Processing Plant In Nasarawa by Baxilexi(m): 7:20am On Jul 04

I dislike commenting on local news but my people, learn to ask the right questions.

Is this a state owned company? If not, what’s the revenue ratio between the federal government and the owners?
How does the ministry of solid minerals keep track of every ounce of lithium mined?

Who are the owners?
What’s the economic impact?
What’s the environmental impact?

It’s a good initiative but like with every other sector (Gold, LNG, Oil) I fear it’s been monopolized.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Happy Semiquincentennial Anniversary, America by Baxilexi(m): 7:10am On Jul 04

Land of the free, home of the brave!

May God help them relocate their true calling. Reestablish Godly principles and continue to shine as a beacon of hope to all those who hate oppression, embrace mutual respect and brotherly love as Jesus admonished.

God bless Nigeria!
God bless America!

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by Baxilexi(m): 7:00am On Jul 04

I’ve got a feeling there’s gonna be water shortages over the next couple of days.
Can’t imagine the overdrive the data centers have engaged in in tracking every single person that showed up.

By the way, what son doesn’t attend his father’s funeral?

And someone said Trump is the one scared. Well I trust Netanyahu has updated his list. Now everyone’s location is known.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: CENTCOM To Relocate US Bases From Gulf States After Painful Iranian Strikes by Baxilexi(m): 12:11am On Jul 03

ScamDemicEra:
... all these for a war that is of zero economic, political value to Americans !

America has to be the greatest MAGA planet earth ever produced !!

Foreign Affairs › Re: CENTCOM To Relocate US Bases From Gulf States After Painful Iranian Strikes by Baxilexi(m): 12:06am On Jul 03

Demonic01:
Well, I'll anticipate this imaginary phase when the Americans are so eager to land a deal with iran and cement it.

Don't tell me they are going to finalize the MOU with iran only to launch another phase of attacks after the mid-terms?

What even makes you think that Trump would even win the Mid-term? oh my goodness, you were sounding reasonable enough till you stated an absurd statement of another phase of attacks after the mid-term.

You think Trump will authorize another operation after he starts facing impeachment trials when looses the mid terms?

Unless, a miracle happens and DT wins, I bet you, he is never going to wish to get involved with Iran again.

Take a chill pill. ‼️

Do you know who the guys ICE got out vote? Let me help you- Blue.
The SAVE act is genius. Majority Christian Americans are RED, Blacks- RED, South Americans- RED, Iranians- RED, Jews- RED, Capitalists- RED.

My permutations may be wrong but we’ll just have to wait and see.

Foreign Affairs › Re: CENTCOM To Relocate US Bases From Gulf States After Painful Iranian Strikes by Baxilexi(m): 9:24pm On Jul 02

Demonic01:
You are just a delusional folk. If the Americans had the capacities they would have their marines matching down the streets of Tehran where they would conquer the entire iran the way they did with Venezuela, but then, they couldn't topple Iran.

The only thing left for America to throw is Nukes which of course, i believe you're not stvv pidd enough to believe they would.

Americans are still yet to do shit after trump's delusional post on iran where he ranted he was going to strike Iran very hard.

I am still waiting for that attack. ‼️🤡

Unless you have a slow thought process, tell me why USA is even negotiating with a country without a military according to trump. ⁉️

You’re right and wrong.

New reports show that the reluctance of Europe to provide their bases for military operations cost the US a great deal.
Refueling became a problem and the logistics was just terrible.
They’re back to the drawing board.
Follow what’s happening in Iraq and Lebanon closely.

The next phase will leave no room for error. After midterms Trump can do whatever he wants.

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