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Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 12:57pm On May 19, 2012
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Imagine having a fan like alj haram?! grin grin grin

oyb: jona people - mad beaf people

failure people

its not our fault people

placholder people

jona people whining biatches people
Your only grouse with GEJ is the fact that he is from the Niger Delta. This post calling for the extermination of Niger Deltans forever potrays you as a worthless, hateful animal:

oyb: disgusting and ridiculous melodrama. i always knew beaf had some sort of romantic persecution complex. [size=14pt]i can see all those nders being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber[/size]
https://www.nairaland.com/464527/why-all-noise-about-mexicos/1#6238782
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 12:52pm On May 19, 2012
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Write a poem, love. Never assume like you are in my head. Deliver logic and be certain to recieve logic from me.
I've got it by the container load. cool

dbride: @ Beaf......please please stop this senseless argument/defence. You do not pay your mechanic to fix your car only for him to tell you that the problem still exists because of the mistakes of your previous mechanic.

I knew Jonathan has nothing to offer when during his campaign he promised to build an airport/university in every state. Oh my God, could not believe my ears. I made up my mind and did not vote because he was my choice b4 that statement.

What wil make a man desire to lead when he has not counted the cost? Greed? stupidity? or what? I am speechless. @Beaf, pls help here but pls make sense for once.
A lot of words just to say nothing?

Dude, the issue is simple. Did Nigeria's problems start in 1914 or not?
If yes, why are you scared of the truth?
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 12:40pm On May 19, 2012
4evergod3: Further losing it. At this point all I can do is pray for you
Please, don't pray for me. All your prayers, like those of Buhari and Kabiru Sokoto are about dogs, baboons and bloodshed.
Pray for yourself.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 12:36pm On May 19, 2012
4evergod3: Beaf o beaf. Obviously you have clearly lost it. Now i know you have no understanding when it comes to communication even when communicating in simple everyday english. Read my post again and maybe you would understand better or perhaps you are as slow in understanding as your boss slowpoke Jonathan
Your post was as daft as Buhari's words were primitive.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 12:15pm On May 19, 2012
4evergod3: Do you speak or translate hausa? if you dont then i suggest you shut that peephole u call a mouth. I translated what he said and he never said what that cowardly propaganda spreading PDP camp said he did. He only spoke figuratively same as you would have done in your own language. If as an ibo man i say unu me ihe a eligwe ga ada. Literal interpretation is [ if you do this then heaven will fall] but did i really mean that heaven will fall. All i meant is there would be trouble.

You need a brain scan
So the post I replied was written in Hausa? You people are just stup!d.
Yesterday, you guys were boasting loudly about what your blood sucking lord of beasts said; today, you are in full retraction mode.
Is it cowardice?
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 12:12pm On May 19, 2012
[quote author=na_joke]May God bless you and your generation.
@Beaf
There is a sayn dt some peop are alive because its illegal to kill them........otherwise[/quote]Dogs and baboons only know how to make death threats and kill like boko haram. Primitive wretches who should really be in the zoo.
You are scum from the gutter.

Buhari people = Foolish people
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 12:07pm On May 19, 2012
I believe Buhari didn't bother to campaign in the South in the last elections, not because he is a crazed bigot who thinks Southerners are not worth it, but because they cannot speak Hausa (his language of choice).

Now, I'm "wiser!"
Politics › Re: US Dept Of Justice Wants Boko Haram Labeled As Foreign Terrorist Organization-re by Beaf: 12:04pm On May 19, 2012
IYA NGBALI: america should stop all this talk and send us Jacj Bauer,Jackie Chan,James Bond,Bruce Lee and[b] Mike Tyson.[/b]
Lol! @ Mike Tyson!
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 12:00pm On May 19, 2012
lacasa: Who r U̶̲̥̅̊ addressing? R U̶̲̥̅̊ high
I'm talking to you, fool. Or is there any other clown with the id lacasa here?
Why are you frightened at the mention of 1914?
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 11:58am On May 19, 2012
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I find the level of ignorance displayed above entertaining. we should forget a man calling for blood and then blame the President for the drop in external reserves? Do you know how much you phucking awuf luv'n state governor borrows? And do you know it indirectly comes off the external reserve?

What a buffoon!
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 11:53am On May 19, 2012
Disgraceful bigotry is what drives hateful "critics" like oyb.

You are a hate-filled animal, that is where your problem lies. You hate the President bitterly, because he is from the Niger Delta.
Can you deny that you are the Nigerian equivalent of a Nazi? These are your words saying you wished Niger Deltans would be gassed:

oyb: disgusting and ridiculous melodrama. i always knew beaf had some sort of romantic persecution complex. [size=14pt]i can see all those nders being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber[/size]
https://www.nairaland.com/464527/why-all-noise-about-mexicos/1#6238782

oyb's hatred problem is the same as many of those who hate the President bitterly for no reason. They are sick people.
Politics › Re: 19 Northern Governors Defend Buhari's Comments by Beaf: 11:50am On May 19, 2012
okpurukata: Thanks Beaf for openining my eyes. the battle is really for oil. Instead of the 19 fools to seek advise from Chad and Mali their desert neighbours on how to develop their regions, they are supporting Buhari for more killings. They will get what they are looking for.
That is why there is so much bitterness. Some people think that oil, "their birthright" is taking the walkies and they are fighting with all they've got; ready to kill, steal, lie and destroy.
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Aide Demanded N5m For Access To President by Beaf: 11:45am On May 19, 2012
The man should be sacked if true.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 11:42am On May 19, 2012
ceah: If Oga Reno Beaf Omkri bounce on you... grin
You are sounding more stup!d with each post, but its obviously because you are mentally baffled, morally shackled and logically marooned.
...Just like Kabiru Sokoto and Buhari (your lord, the chief dog and baboon).
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 11:32am On May 19, 2012
oyb: poor beaf , these are really bad days, your man is living below even the most dismal of our expectations
Donkey, is that all you can say? You have been shown for the sick minded fool that you are. Only a psycho with murder on their mind would utter such despicable, disgusting and utterly evil words. You wish all Niger Deltans would be gassed?

You are like something scraped from the toilet floor:

oyb: disgusting and ridiculous melodrama. i always knew beaf had some sort of romantic persecution complex. [size=14pt]i can see all those nders being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber[/size]
https://www.nairaland.com/464527/why-all-noise-about-mexicos/1#6238782
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 11:29am On May 19, 2012
lacasa: 1914 my foot!

Nigeria's problem is corruption n bad leadership

Even thhe USA comprises ​ so​ many ethnicities from all over the world i.e we αv jewish americans, german americans, asian americans, hindus, arab americans, rednecks, blacks, muslims, xtians, native americans etc


With all practicing their chosen religions, cultures, languages, celebrations, sacriifices etc

Aπϑ America who is 2hundred abi 3hundred plus years went tru wat nigeria is syntethically facing aπϑ they overcane their issues n God made them one of Earth's superpowers.

what made them achieve this status was Good aπϑ Patriotic Leadership from the top trickling down τ̅o the least position.

​ so​ this GEJj of a man should not pull at straws aπϑ blame others for his Large incompetence towards Nigerians in this our failed state.

No excuse for the captain of a ship, no excuse for the commander in leading his men on the warfront, aπϑ definitely, NO EXCUSES for the Commander in Chief of this ailing giant of Africa

Its simple, if he can't meet up then he should resign aπϑ make way for someone who is ready aπϑ capable τ̅o lead us τ̅o our target. Thats Ђδω it is done in progressive nations of the world.
Run all you like, every intelligent person knows that 1914 is the problem. Why else would anyone call their President racist terms like fisherman if not for 1914?

Most of you are simply lazy phucks who fear the positive impacts to Nigeria of the upsetting of your gravy train. Phucking vampires, blood suckers, leaches and parasites.
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 11:22am On May 19, 2012
oyb: mad beaf disease man


u no dey shame

your big man who cornered cabal, 100 day whirlwind, sorting out nnpc and other fairy tales

anyway, desperate times call for desperate lies

now the whole world no longer pretends that your hatted drinkard is anything but a corrupt and ineffectual dunce who should have been left to teach zoology
You are a hate-filled animal, that is where your problem lies. You hate the President bitterly, because he is from the Niger Delta.
Can you deny that you are the Nigerian equivalent of a Nazi? These are your words saying you wished Niger Deltans would be gassed:

oyb: disgusting and ridiculous melodrama. i always knew beaf had some sort of romantic persecution complex. [size=14pt]i can see all those nders being rounded up in cattle cars and sent to the gas chamber[/size]
https://www.nairaland.com/464527/why-all-noise-about-mexicos/1#6238782

oyb's hatred problem is the same as many of those who hate the President bitterly for no reason. They are sick people.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 11:15am On May 19, 2012
ceah: You must know how Kabiru Sokoto writes OGA RENO...

Don't u have better things to do in Aso Rock...

Oh! Sorry I forgot this is your JOB ....
Daft.

You can even convince yourself that I'm Obama, it wouldn't change the fact that you and Buhari are just versions of Kabiru Sokoto.

Vermin.
Politics › Re: US Dept Of Justice Wants Boko Haram Labeled As Foreign Terrorist Organization-re by Beaf: 10:54am On May 19, 2012
princeFaty: What advantage does this create?
It would give the US govt all the legal tools it needs to go after boko haram kingpins, their finances etc.
In the most vivid terms, it would mean boko haram will become actively targetted by the US (drones and all).
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 10:50am On May 19, 2012
ceah: They all think and write like OGA GEJ
And you and Buhari think and write like Kabiru Sokoto.
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 10:43am On May 19, 2012
andresia: The President, who spoke in Enugu during the funeral ceremony in honour of the Mother of Enugu State Governor, Mrs Theresa Chime, said something must have gone wrong along the line from 1914 when the Southern and Northern Protectorate were amalgamated till date.

This guy is the most divisive leader this country has ever had!
Lol! The voice of a parasite!
As soon as the President mentions 1914, you fall into a raging fever! Are Lugard and 1914 not the problem?

Awuf luv'n phuck.

Until all parts of Nigeria negiotiate our unity as [b]economically [/b]and culturally autonomous units, there will be no peace.
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 10:39am On May 19, 2012
oyb: do you want fresh excuses in nigeria?

look at this clod - did he think the presidency or any leadership role for that matter would not come with problems?

what a disgusting whiner - i can just hear obama - bin laden was before me, not my problem, the meltdown was before me

or that guy who replaced brelusconi


pathetic
Look at this fool that actually said he would love to see all Niger Deltans herded into cattle cars and gassed. Dude, the source of your hatred is known.
Stick your smelly mouth up your hairy arse. angry
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 10:35am On May 19, 2012
DivideUs: and the fool is busy blocking SNC?
Someone has told you 1914 was a mistake and you think he is averse to an SNC?

Daft.
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 10:34am On May 19, 2012
yuzedo: Sharrapp motherfocker! Did Obama say "America has no problems and that's why I want to be president?"
You identify that your country has problems, you feel you have the competence and capabilities to change the situation, AND THEN YOU RUN FOR OFFICE!
You don't get imposed on 160m Nigerian, balk at the gargantuan challenges and then try to pass the buck to dead men.
Incompetent Turd! **mimicking his [b]ijaw [/b]mouth**
The bolded is the real problem with 90% of you winshes. Init?
Politics › Re: I'm Not Nigeria's Problem, Says Jonathan by Beaf: 10:30am On May 19, 2012
leomaxx: HE IS LITERARY SAYING THAT PUTTING TOGETHER NORTH AND SOUTH WAS WRONG. FULL STOP
Simple. It is high time all sections began redining themselves as autonomous units.
I see no reason why certain sections of the country are feeled with so much hatred, simply because the usual exploiters have been overthrown.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 8:15pm On May 18, 2012
dayokanu: He isnt as extreme as the MEND spokesman Odechukwu retardeen who absolved a criminal organisation of wrongdoing while the smoke from the October 1 bombing was yet to settle
Why do you take pride in sounding daft? huh
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 8:01pm On May 18, 2012
afam4eva: Some people seemed to be worried that he spoke hausa which in their dirty minds gives credence to the fact that he's an extremist.
He is an extremist.
Politics › Re: Buhari's Comment In Hausa And The True Translation ( No Blood Mentioned ) by Beaf: 7:11pm On May 18, 2012
I wonder why even CPC aknowledged that Buhari's statement was inflamatory? Ain't most of them Hausa speakers?
This late night show "patch 'im up" translation is a fail from where I stand.
Sports › Re: Formula One Gee-Spot 2012 by Beaf(op): 7:09pm On May 18, 2012
hercules07: Thank God for the Ferrari car, hopefully massa will find some pace somewhere.
Massa ended up being lapped by Alonso! grin
Its like he's driving a fridge.
Politics › Re: Have You Seen Any Major Project Carried Out By Ibikunle Amosun? by Beaf: 6:39pm On May 18, 2012
Gbawe: My brother, Amosun has done relatively well and OP just needs to familiarise himself with what is going on and what is planned. OP for example mentions "no light" in some areas without realising that there is not much Amosun can do in regards to that. For example, because of Amosun's effort, Ogun has the most modern APC's in Nigeria currently. No doubt there is much work to be done but Amosun is in the right direction in my opinion. Donating 13 APC's to the NPF , for example, is unmatched in Nigeria.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/features/39862-as-ogun-wages-war-against-crime
13 APC's? What next? Pics of donated bags of rice? Lol!
Our daddy has a knack for projecting comedy as achievement! grin

O-ga o!
Politics › Re: US Dept Of Justice Wants Boko Haram Labeled As Foreign Terrorist Organization by Beaf: 6:04pm On May 18, 2012
Nice!
Here's a non-Sahara Reporters version:

[size=14pt]US considers listing Boko Haram as a 'terrorists group'[/size]
Friday, 18 May 2012 08:21 Reuters

The US Justice Department is pressing the State Department to designate Boko Haram, a Nigerian militant group alleged to be responsible for hundreds of deaths, as a "foreign terrorist organization".

Lisa Monaco, head of the Justice Department's national security division, sent a letter in January to State Department counter-terrorism chief Daniel Benjamin requesting that Boko Haram, also know as the "Nigerian Taliban," be put on the list.

A Congressional source said that in the last few days, State Department representatives have lobbied Congress to try to stop legislation which would force the administration to act against the group or explain why they had not done so.

On Thursday, Rep. Patrick Meehan, a Republican who chairs a House subcommittee on Homeland Security, introduced an amendment to a defense bill that does just that, after he said State officials inexplicably cancel led a briefing on Boko Haram.

In several recent cases, including that of the so-called underwear bomber, in which a Nigerian failed to blow up an airliner headed to Detroit on Christmas Day 2009, the United States has been handcuffed by waiting too long to designate a group as "terrorists," Meehan said.

"Only later, after they've committed terrible acts have we put them on the list of foreign terrorists," Meehan said. "To not have the capacity that it gives law enforcement to both monitor and to hold people who give material support to an organization like that, puts us at a disadvantage."

Representative Mike Rogers, Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said: "Boko Haram claimed credit for the suicide bombing of the U.N. headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, killing 23 people and injuring more than 80 others. "That meets my definition of a terrorist group, but if the administration has a reason why they don't want to designate them, I would like to hear it.”

A senior State Department official said the department was "very concerned about violence in Nigeria" and added that it was "looking at this very carefully."

The official insisted the department was "not stalling or dragging our feet." But he noted that adding a group to the sanctions list is a "rigorous process which has to stand up in a court of law."

LINKED TO SERIES OF ATTACKS

Assistant Attorney General Monaco's letter said that in her view, Boko Haram meets the criteria for a foreign terrorist listing, in that it either engages in terrorism which threatens the United States or has a capability or intent to do so.

According to Monaco, since 2009 the group has targeted violent attacks against Nigeria's "police, politicians, public institutions and civilian population."

She said the group was responsible for an attack in December 2010 in which 80 were killed in Jos; a June 2011 attack on Nigeria's national police headquarters; an August 2011 attack on a U.N. compound in Nigerian capital Abuja; and multiple attacks in November and December 2011, including Christmas Day attacks on churches and other targets.

Monaco said that according to press reports, Boko Haram claimed responsibility for 510 victims in 2011, and also took credit for a January 20 attack on government buildings in Kano in which more than 160 were killed.

Monaco said that although Boko Haram attacks until now have occurred only within Nigeria, the U.S. should not underestimate the threat the group poses to U.S. Interests. She claimed the group had forged links with "transnational terrorist groups," including al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, a North African affiliate of al Qaeda's Pakistan-based core group, and Boko Haram has "openly espoused violence against the West."

In a March 30 letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Meehan and House Homeland Security Committee chairman Rep. Peter King suggested some of Boko Haram's most recent tactics have paralleled those of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and the Tehrik-i-Taliban in Pakistan, both of which have been linked to attempted - though unsuccessful - attacks on the United States.

Administration officials have said that U.S. government representatives will hold high-level talks with Nigerian officials in Washington next month and the issue of Boko Haram is certain to come up.
http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/news/latest/37953-us-considers-listing-boko-haram-as-a-terrorists-group

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