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Politics › Re: Breaking News Former President Is Boko Haram Backer – Source by Beaf: 11:47pm On Nov 15, 2011
cjfavour:
story story!!! Nigeria shld take action if they want me to believe.
Anything to do with al qaeda is more in the hands of World powers like the US and Russia. Afterall thats who their ultimate targets are.
Nigeria can only help.
Politics › Re: Breaking News Former President Is Boko Haram Backer – Source by Beaf: 11:41pm On Nov 15, 2011
Politics › Re: I Already Have An OFR National Award – Alele-williams by Beaf: 5:52pm On Nov 15, 2011
Nigeria has never kept records, its a shame really. Those blaming it on GEJ are either biased, known bigots, bitter losers or just plain stup!d.
It has become the fad to blame 49 years of misrule on GEJ by the numerous donkeys on NL.

All hail foolish people! Na una de reign e!!! grin grin grin grin
Sports › Re: Formula 1 Grand Hotel - 2011 Season by Beaf(op): 5:39pm On Nov 15, 2011
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=595435.msg9556788#msg9556788 date=1321298103]You are a hypocrite and Edumare would punish u for your hypocrisy. You lied and u are calling me a liar then you subliminally disrespect my folks under the guise of my upbringing. Surely you must be terminally mad cool i must warn you though that i wont let your foolishness slide anymore[/quote]Hmm! Its really strange that it hasn't occurred to you that you are only reaping the fruit of your lies. Wow!
What else, but a poor upbringing makes a person tell lies and continue to tell lies even when it is obvious to everybody that they are lying? You are truly damaged.
Its gutter in you bubbling up, sir. You can go through life without telling porkies, you know.

Liar.

This is a simple history of my posts and shameless lies you responded with and that have spoilt this lovely thread:

Beaf: His car wasn't the fastest last year, seriously? Lol!
He just had real difficulty coping with Webber's challenge in the sister car.

The only thing I agree with is that Vettel is good. I really doubt that he is as quick as Lewis, Alonso and Rosberg (there's also Senna, Algesuari, Kobayashi and Kovalainen). Webber is an also-ran like Massa, Truli etc and is poor material to guage a fast driver against.
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-595435.352.html#msg9350060

Beaf: What d'you mean, bruv? The only thing I deslike about Vettel is his rude finger. Lol!
I just think he is far from the other crop of good drivers like Lewis, Alonso etc. Na crime be dat?
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-595435.384.html#msg9388398

How either of those statements can mean that Vettel is not a good driver is best explained by your dishonesty. You went on to start lying and insulting; here are your shameless responses:

[quote author=A-40]A 24 year old two time World Champion is not a good driver. You are Baba Suwe funny[/quote]https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-595435.384.html#msg9389752

After the above response. I made it clear to you that you were misrepresenting anything I said, but you insisted and went right on lying and insulting like a gutter breed:

[quote author=A-40]You said he was far from good    anyway you are not saying anything new the same thing was said about Schumacher. Whether he is better than Lewis or Alonso hardly matters to me its an opinion thing[/quote]https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-595435.384.html#msg9425532

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[size=14pt]"Mummy! We 'catched' a liar!!!! [/size] grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Is The North Incapable Of Producing Quality Leaders? by Beaf: 5:03pm On Nov 15, 2011
[quote author=Godman_n link=topic=802605.msg9563235#msg9563235 date=1321372754]Are our people better? Ditto: OBJ, GEJ and the Governors?[/quote]Yes, they are.
Do we have 10 million almajiri's anywhere in the South?
Politics › Re: Breaking News Former President Is Boko Haram Backer – Source by Beaf: 4:16pm On Nov 15, 2011
Source please! angry

It is high time Nigeria developed assassination squads that can operate internationally.
Politics › Re: Gov. Sylva Heads To Court To Challenge His Disqualification By PDP by Beaf: 4:02am On Nov 15, 2011
Lol! Dem winsh di guy! shocked
The plot was so tight that he was left with no time to regroup in ACN.
Politics › Re: Algeria Confirms Boko Haram’s Ties To Al Qaeda by Beaf: 3:55am On Nov 15, 2011
Time to call in the drones.
Foreign Affairs › Ground-to-air Missiles 'may Protect' London 2012 Games by Beaf(op): 3:50am On Nov 15, 2011
[size=14pt]Ground-to-air missiles 'may protect' London 2012 games[/size]
14 November 2011 Last updated at 16:49

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has told MPs that ground-to-air missiles will be deployed to protect the 2012 Olympic Games in London if deemed operationally necessary.

He was asked to confirm this by the former defence secretary Liam Fox.

It was Mr Hammond's first appearance at Defence Questions since taking over from Mr Fox.

The comments follow reports of concern in the United States about security plans for the Games.

The Guardian claimed the US was furious about security plans and wanted to send up to 1,000 of its own people, including 500 FBI agents but the Home Office says it has "full confidence" in the plans.

'All necessary measures'

Mr Hammond was asked by his predecessor to confirm whether there would be a "full range of multilayered defence and deterrents" in place for the 2012 Games including surface-to-air missiles.

He replied: "I can assure him that all necessary measures to ensure the security and safety of the London Olympic Games will be taken including - if the advice of the military is that it is required - appropriate ground-to-air defences."

The BBC's Political Correspondent Robin Brant said Mr Fox would almost certainly have been aware of the security plans for the event - so the exchange may have been designed to show how seriously the UK's contingency planning was being taken.

Continue reading the main story London 2012 - Begin your journey here London 2012: Latest Olympic news, sport, features and programmes from the BBC
The deployment of overseas security officers at the Olympics has become standard procedure in recent years but final responsibility for security rests with the host government.

National Olympic security co-ordinator Chris Allison said there would be a small amount of "foreign security liaison officers" in London to act as a link between their national teams and UK police.

But he insisted their numbers would not be on the scale reported

"The Games will be delivered by the British police service, working with Games organisers Locog," he told the BBC. "We will have support from other colleagues up and down the country but it is the British police service that will be doing it."

The US was providing "great support", Mr Allison added, and their officials did not "recognise" the concerns expressed in the newspaper.

The Guardian article says the London riots, the arrest of a security guard at the Olympic site and arrests before the visit of the Pope last year have raised US anxieties while the restriction of the scope of anti-terrorism stop-and-search powers was also claimed to have caused concerns.

'Safe and secure'

In response, the Home Office said security planning was "on track" and funding had been protected.

"The government is committed to delivering a safe and secure Games that London, the UK and the world can enjoy," a spokesman said.

Philip Hammond: "All necessary measures available, including ground-to-air defences"

The International Olympic Committee (IOC), which undertakes detailed inspections of security preparations, had "full confidence" in the UK's plans, he added.

Responding to claims in the article, the games organisers Locog said precise numbers of security officers are only now being finalised because the venues themselves have only just been completed.

The US Embassy has declined to comment.

Earlier this year Mr Allison said 12,000 officers may be needed nationally to police the event and another 10,000-15,000 security officials could also be deployed by private security firm G4S.

The BBC's security correspondent Gordon Corera said: "The US is understood to be taking a close interest in the plans and is intending to send over hundreds of personnel to protect its athletes."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-15724639
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghaddafi Is Gone, Now They Are Killing Themselves by Beaf: 2:24am On Nov 15, 2011
[quote author=jp_phillips]beaf Descendant of odechukwu, is cluelessness generational? how can Odechukwu and beaf be clueless at the same time. is it a disease? just thinking aloud.

70% of NATO's funding comes from the USA which amounts to the defense budget of all its member states put together. USA supplies over 80% of NATO air force, 50% of SA missiles and other soft arsenal. personnel USA 60%.

beaf in your "critical thinking" when the No fly zone of Libya became effective, who supplied the Medic choppers and refueling air tankers? Your father I guess

when NATO approved the use of helis was Apaches not the most widely used?
who builds and supplies it to NATO? your Ode master i guess.

Beaf primary school education in Nigerijavascript:void(0);a is free in most states, pls if you cannot attend during the day, try the Night service it will help you.

About the Libyans, my script is playing out, it starts with unemployment then to the ultimate corruption, welcome to the world of true Africans; Femi kuti!!!!!!!!!!!! Awuu[/quote]You sound quite mad sir! But I've learnt that it is only akanmu in your head! grin

It is an incredibly difficult task to redeem your type, but. . . Halleluya! I have the patience and mental agility to educate and clean up the great unwashed like yourself and other kings of the dungheap. Yes sir! Having reached the 7th level of mental prowess, I am here to teach, teach, teach! grin

Climbing to the first level of mental acceptability might seem unfathomable to a semi-evolved roach like yourself, but with patience and manful fortitude, you will get there. So, lesson 1:

Repeat 3,000 times; "NATO is not a country, America is not NATO, NATO is not America!"

Baboon.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghaddafi Is Gone, Now They Are Killing Themselves by Beaf: 2:10am On Nov 15, 2011
[size=14pt]You is mad, sir!
Don't wear newspapers on your shirt![/size]
grin

[size=14pt]FAIL[/size]
https://biggovernment.com/files/2011/08/gaddafi1.jpg
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghaddafi Is Gone, Now They Are Killing Themselves by Beaf: 1:54am On Nov 15, 2011
Now that the 4 day old skirmishes have stopped can we have a brand new conspiracy theory from our inhouse stone-heads?
Can we have something reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaally exagerated this time, cos the "civil war" story has been a real let down.

How about someone really barking at the Moon this time? LOLZ!
What say you, Crap 28?

I no fit laf! grin grin grin

This is what you get for turning jet fighters against unarmed civilians. . . A six foot hole.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/10/20/article-2051503-0E76854C00000578-98_634x323.jpg
Politics › Re: Buhari May Contest In 2015 Election by Beaf: 1:30am On Nov 15, 2011
[quote author=lanre_front link=topic=802911.msg9558376#msg9558376 date=1321315984]Does this disgraceful self-actualised Jonthan's slowpoke actualy expect me to tackle concepts and reasonings with him? I have better things to do with my time.[/quote]Lol!

Id!ots have a way of bolting away like cowards anytime their puny minds are called to task. You took one look at what I posted, knew you couldn't cope, felt you had been silly, then got angry only to post even more crap! shocked
Life is full of riddles! grin
Don't worry, you are not alone; many have been known to burst into tears on discovering their id!ocy, you have embarked on a learning curve. Accept your journey manfully, sir.
Politics › Re: Anambra State University's Nuta_bolt Team Visits Uk by Beaf: 1:18am On Nov 15, 2011
This is a great step. I hope that some of the guys will make it into F1. In fact our govt should be actively pushing for such talents to get into high tech areas like F1 where quite a few of the engineers and aerodynamicists have worked in military jet and other super high tech areas. It is from such kernels that a country develops real technology; I wish I was in school again and one of those boys, I'm in love with high tech and F1. lol
Politics › Re: Gov. Sylva Dares Jonathan And Flags Off Campaign by Beaf: 1:06am On Nov 15, 2011
nsiadi:
It looks near natural that every credit in a country shd be heaped on the leader
There the leader shd willingly accept all liabilities
Sounds balanced , but the real fact is that our own man is not interested in burning his fingers
He washes his hands off all intrigues like what is playing out in Bayelsa now over PDP primaries
Its unfortunate that many people wont believe Mr Presidents hands are clean
He allows everybody equal opportunity
Looking back we can easily see how Iyabo fell
Ordinarily such a thing looks impossible, daughter of bot chair losing an election in Nigeria
But we are all witnessing these turning points in our history
One day we will all look back & say GEJ meant well for Nigeria
Word. cool
Politics › Re: Gov. Sylva Dares Jonathan And Flags Off Campaign by Beaf: 1:02am On Nov 15, 2011
mbulela:
What i don't understand is this;
the same PDP (and by extension GEJ) that allowed the likes of T.A. Orji and Uduaghan to run and win a 2nd term is refusing Sylva?
It seems the laws in GEJ land is made up on the fly based on your present alignment with the powers that be.

I really don't care who wins the election as long as the people of Bayelsa have a hand and a majority say in who it is.
However, i am not holding my breath as the past does not give room for such hope.

Looking at the field of contestants, you are left to wonder what it is about our polity that throws up charlatans and clowns as aspirants for political office? There is something fundamentally wrong about the system because there is just no way these clowns can lead us to the promised land.
You are painting hypocrisy and double-speak with the skills of Da Vinci. Choose one path and stick to it.
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Airline Begins Operation by Beaf: 12:55am On Nov 15, 2011
Evil Brain:
I'll give you $1billion if you can show me where in my last post I said Tinubu is not a thief. Maybe he is, maybe he isn't but if there's any indication that he stole public money then its the job of your useless PDP president to prosecute him. If he's buying airlines with the proceeds of crime, then it means that your useless PDP president isn't doing his job as chief security officer. The same applies to the 2 useless PDP presidents who preceeded him.

But we all know that to ask a useless PDP president not to turn a blind eye to corruption is like asking an Ijebu man not to eat amala. [size=14pt]A man cannot go against his nature.[/size]
True, and Tinubu's nature is stealing and drug pushing. No?

In the meantime, can you prove that you have a billion USD? If not sssshhhhhhhaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrap!!!! grin
Tinubu is a thief, and thats all that matters. The other thing that matters is that you are his willing donkey, bruv.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/524178_tinubuTif2_jpg4f96886de71ba2e3a7e17b862330af73
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Airline Begins Operation by Beaf: 12:05am On Nov 15, 2011
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Airline Begins Operation by Beaf: 11:55pm On Nov 14, 2011
Evil Brain:
Whatever, man. If Tinubu is really a thief, then its GEJ and Yar'Adua's fault for not prosecuting him. Your party controls the police and the EFCC so find some evidence and prosecute the man or STFU.

It's funny how PDP supporters all have selective amnesia. They never remember names like Ibori, Odili, Obasanjo and co when they're talking about corruption. But one mention of Tinubu, and everybody starts shouting.
Lol! So Nigeria can only be seen through partisan eyes?
Tinubu stops being a thief, because he is in a different party. Lord a macy!!! shocked
Its no surprise the nations problems are intractable, everyone is clannish, even worse, ethnically or religiously bigotted.

Pity.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/524033_TinubuTif_jpg4a6f1ebf2f823fa79b6b462d5a62baa6
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Airline Begins Operation by Beaf: 10:49pm On Nov 14, 2011
Filthy lucre.
Politics › Re: Aregbesola Working Out - Pics by Beaf: 10:46pm On Nov 14, 2011
[size=33pt]When will aregbesola pay Osun state's workers?
2 months and into the 3rd now.[/size]
angry angry angry
Politics › Re: Buhari May Contest In 2015 Election by Beaf: 10:27pm On Nov 14, 2011
Skii:
Ah Oga beaf, you have caught your breath grin grin

So you too can be humbled and humourous too, interesting
Lol! You gonna make me shed a steel tear now!
Click on this link and either be well entertained or well saddened: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-735072.0.html
Lol!
Politics › Re: Buhari May Contest In 2015 Election by Beaf: 10:02pm On Nov 14, 2011
[quote author=lanre_front link=topic=802911.msg9557169#msg9557169 date=1321301937]You are a good example of what I'm talking about; also of what texpette is also talking about.

First I said revolutionary change not a revolution; and it means a complete departure from the usual practice, a state of enemity of the goverment in power with the former system of running goverment business, utilising state's resources.

So what do you mean by "revolution my foot". Do you mean we don't need it or that Buhari/bakare presidency is not capable of doing this? And you beleive Jonathan will. Was I not right in saying we addicted to suffering, mediocrity (he's trying) etc

Buhari shed tears. You think he faked it? You think a grown man, a military man shed tears for nothing.

I give up.

By the way, I am in my thirties.[/quote]When he jailed only Southerners for corruption, you think he faked it?
When he pampered the President, Shagari (a fellow Fulani) and sent the Southern Vice President to Kirikiri Maximum Prison, you think he faked it?
When he enrolled Nigeria for the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) with wild-eyed sharia inspired ecstasy, you think he faked it?

Keep your wooden headed revolution in the wild lands where it belongs.
Politics › Re: Buhari May Contest In 2015 Election by Beaf: 9:56pm On Nov 14, 2011
jmaine:
Oh really, you don't need to lie to prove a silly point . . .You should be bold enough to sincerely declare where you voted . . . . below are all your posts prior to the elections

If after this , and you still voted for him . . .then your are as spineless as your words

Interesting you still voted for GEJ after saying all these

If after that statement you still voted for him, then you are even more a disaster than the person you termed so . . .

I voted for GEJ and i don't have any regret  . . . .If the elections happen again with Buhari along side him . . . GEJ shall i vote in again
shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
Chei! Oghene me biko o! Ona k'akpo?!!!

Bruv, you are bad, wicked, deadly, precise. Like a bloody cold and deadly efficient weapon! Gaddem!
The ambulance has taken dplordx to the emergency ward. grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Alison-madueke Petitions NIA Over Alleged Vienna Mansion by Beaf: 6:10pm On Nov 14, 2011
VoodooDoll:
If she does own the property I doubt she would be silly enough to put it in her name.

The purchase would likely be via a private company whose shares are held by an off-shore trust. The beneficiary of the offshore trust would of-course be completely unknown. [Freedom of information is unlikely to pierce this veil - sorry!]

But as we know - "innocent until proven guilty".

I want her to sue so that the Austrian newspaper defends itself and either provides the facts or STFUP.

If we must fight corruption we need to do it better than "DEM SAY, DEM SAY"!
"DEM SAY, DEM SAY" too is corruption.
Politics › Re: PDP Officially Bars Sylva From Running As Bayelsa Governor - SaharaReporters by Beaf: 6:07pm On Nov 14, 2011
A man that could threaten to bring boko haram to his own state is not worth it. In fact, he needs to be arrested the very second his governoship ends.
Politics › Re: Buhari May Contest In 2015 Election by Beaf: 5:59pm On Nov 14, 2011
blackolove:
ooh my God wonders shall never end.i no fit laugh again abeg.please Mr Buhari and co please dont start again.why not let the sleeping dog lie?i thought that the Gen. Made a promise that if he fail again,he will never contest again?why are you guys making fun of him.He's got nothing to offer Nigeria.He had his chance before but fail to make a name like Abraham Lincon according to the person aruging him to keep trying.was Abraham Lincon a former head of state before he came to power again?you dont have to compare Buhari and Abraham Lincon please.he's no good to Nigeria.i respect Buhari but he sold his respect out.Abraham Lincon used his one chance to affact lives positively.is it right to compare Buhari with Abraham Lincon?
Don't mind them, someone will soon claim that Buhari is Jesus on rapture day. I've never heard a more ridiculous comparison.
Politics › Re: Buhari May Contest In 2015 Election by Beaf: 5:57pm On Nov 14, 2011
9ijaMan:
Comprehension may be a problem for most Nigerian youths and one can easily understand why, 'cos the PDP led government has systematically destroyed the fabric of education in the country. Kindly point out in the entire ariticle where Buhari said he'll contest again?
If not keeping promises is a requisite to being agood leader, I suppose GEJ has no business in Aso Rock then!
Is that why we have 10million almajiri's, or is it because of local clowns like Buhari that have enslaved their own people?
Politics › Re: Alison-madueke Petitions NIA Over Alleged Vienna Mansion by Beaf: 5:44pm On Nov 14, 2011
I fully back the warlike approach the FG is taking. I hope people end up in jail when it is over, it wouldn't matter where the jail is, Europe or Kirikiri.
Let arses fry.

It was quite clear that the story was a fabrication from the beginning.
Politics › Re: Does Nigeria Needs Foreign Military Boots On Ground!? by Beaf: 5:36pm On Nov 14, 2011
saintohia:
The greater problem is that we don't have an intelligent president & most Nigerian don't comprehend global politics. The Nigerian problems can be solve 100% by Nigerians without involving even foreign intelligence network not 2 talk of boots. I wish even half of Nigerians wld understand the long term effect (compounded issues, more enslavement, increased conflict / death) of involving fereign boots.
What deeper slavery is there than what the average Nigerian citizens day to day life is, even without boko haram? Wikileaks has told you that Shell is in control of practically every nook and crany of the country. Dude, you are already a slave, a phucking item in Shell's inventory. What slavery are you talking about? What secrets do you think we have to hide from foreigners that they don't already know before us?

GEJ is having to start healing the country from below ground level; it would make us shallow not to see the deep abyss Nigeria already finds itself within. Slavery my foot!
Nigeria is a country so bastardised that we have no functioning institutions; such things get in the way of corruption and have been uprooted for "free flow" decades ago, just take a look at our "police force," the same story can be told for our army, SSS, govt ministries and state govts.
How can a country that has zero institutions, zero organisation, and zero skills fight a highly skilled, organised and murderous al qaeda without help?
Much better organised countries have had difficulties, talkless of our chaotic system that we have made increasenly lawless over each decade of our existence.

It would be foolhardy to imagine that Nigeria can overcome al qaeda. We just don't have the tools.
Politics › Re: Is The North Incapable Of Producing Quality Leaders? by Beaf: 5:08pm On Nov 14, 2011
All anyone need do to tell if a region has good leaders is, take a look at the region.
Child brides of 10 and under? 10 million almajiri's? Rampant polio, yet it has been eradicated in the rest of the World? Boko haram?. . . The list goes on.

Nuff said.

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