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[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=626139.msg7994770#msg7994770 date=1301201591]
Glad to see that I'm not the only person who thinks those two aren't well in the head.
[/quote]Better remove the log in your fracking eyes before attempting to remove the pebble in mine. with the above haven't you just insulted someone?

[quote author=A.D.M. link=topic=626139.msg7992534#msg7992534 date=1301170373]I see stupidity knows no bounds. Most comments are good, but I see the ignorance is alive and well. Kenezi, the website you posted is from 1999. Show something relevant to today. I can pull stuff off the web that disproves your nonsense. Bidemi12, you're another one. I went college, got a degree in business administration, and most of the black grduates in my class were from the USA. It's obvious you get your dumb views from what you see in the media or a few individuals that are bad apples. Guess what? One individual's actions does not determine the actions of a group. I guess you like to have a holier-than-thou attitude. Evilspirit, your username rings true because you are evil. Hate, no matter the excuse, is evil and anybody who has hate is evil. You talk about morals while at the same time you have hate in your heart. I smell a hypocrite. Smile11s, you're truly silly. Every group on this planet have a culture. Yes, this includes AAs. Why is it you think hip-hop music is the only music AAs created? Jazz music, house music, rock and roll, blues, doo-wop - they're AA music, too.[/quote]Another moronic Nigerian post. Obviously I am not saying all AA’s are not educated or don’t want it but we are talking about percentages here. (I am already getting a migraine from replying this reeetard) from your post you should be a teenager so I am not surprised that you find nothing wrong with the vast majority who prance around with sagging pants and oversized jackets. Or is it that you basically allowed yourself to pass through the system and not the system passing through you? A common trait among Nigerians abroad. They notice nothing and only hustle for the day they go back home to announce their “arrival”. And from your information we are not talking about other groups, we are talking about AA’s. If you want to discuss other groups, let’s say . . . . . . Nigerians, please open a new thread and we will have millions to talk about. MOORROOONNN…I don’t even know why I am replying him with his disjointed post. I never mentioned that hip hop is bad but used it as a reference to the over indulgence of AA’s to nothing but frivolous distractions. What a dunce. Better go get a refund from whatever college you went to. . . . .you obviously were cheated.

Outstrip:
First of all I really really really hate that word "akata". It has the same connotation as n*igger to me. Just something for us to think about. Those of us with children here in the US. Do you think that people will separate your children from any other African American? At the end of the day your children are African American. No matter how you try to break it down.

you know i never really thought of that bolded statement before. My kids will one day be labelled an "akata" one day. Hmmmmm. . . . food for thought. Anyway, my thoughts about  the ethnic african american is that they are completely hopeless and useless. Their whole concept of life is dwelling on R&B and having their pants slightly below the buttocks. for example, i never fully understood the role govt play or rather should play concerning education until i came to america. The govt does everything it can to sponsor your education to the fullest level through scholarships, grants and if you choose, the military. With all these largesse you find that most AA’s are reluctant to take advantage of these programmes and If they do sign up they ollect the grant and drop out of school when the check is their mail and wait for the next session to start the process again. I have never had the need to have an AA friend, you can never learn anything positive from them aside how to club, converse obnoxiously and wear oversized clothes. Also, their cries of being brought here against their will is enough. Sure they had a hard time but the America of today has compensated more than enough for those decades of transgressions. They just won’t take advantage of all the opportunities abound to them. Fracking lazy people.  Should just call them Africans instead of African Americans.

monopolist:
Job Security is SLAVERY AND IMPRISONMENT.

It is Job behind Bars. Like puting a limit to human destiny.

Some people still hunt for PENSIONABLE JOBS IN THIS INFORMATION AND SPACE AGE!

Job Security is a little better than Bankruptcy.

Liberty is better. To be free is better than to be behind bars or in Jail.

Work Liberty is better than Job Security.

And all that you have written makes sense right? GOD!!!

Sagamite:
It is better to be quiet and be thought a foool than open your mouth and remove all doubt

Sagamite you don start again.

homerac7:
Bluetooth

Guy, go check your history right. Europeans never brought slavery to Africa. Slavery had been before d Europeand exploited it. Mind u, slavery is still on-going in Africa but we all feel cool because there is no European to accuse.

WELL SAID,

As an employer of labour: providing goods and services that people will always need, e.g Bill Gates's microsoft. As an employee: equiping yourself with all the necessary tools required to guarantee your job or migrate to other jobs when the time comes, e.g solid educational background or technical craft. the problem in the case of the latter is as human beings are too fracking lazy and are too comfortable in our situation. once we achieve what we consider as success or achievement we tend to let the foot of the gas and relax forgeting the world is fast paced and constantly moving. personaly i have noticed that the world is/has moved totaly towards technology which has prompted my desire to start a bachelors degree programme in computer science this spring. And guess what? i am 40 years old so it is never too late to aspire for more. Also the army pays for everything with a smile.   i wonder when the nigerian government will see that part of our success as a nation is linked to qaulitative education. fracking country. anyway back to the topic. In the case of an employer of labour it is just too damned hard to be one, not everyone is cut out to be an enterprenuer. but if you decide to drive towards that route then for God's sake please pick an industry people need.

already making unrealistic promises. . . . . . . .

[quote author=onye_ngbu link=topic=616467.msg7843390#msg7843390 date=1299225314]Probably because Gbagbo is not shooting at ivorians.[/quote]perfect response to a moronic topic. . . . . .

buzugee:
these libyans are crazy. they are trying to kick out a man who made their city look like that ? these fools need to spend a week in nigeria, they will beg ghaddafi to stay in power when they return back home. fools

Another crazy Nigerian who has been psychologicaly raped to the extent that he knows nothing between political slavery and freedom.

As if that is the major problem in the country. misplaced priorities.

nwabobo:
No, the Yorubas are in real trouble

M.o.r.o.n, how does your post help the thread or the Nation for that matter?

Rant of a mad man. . . .This is food for thought for all those OBJ apologist. . . .kai!!

That's it folks. This is the reason they will continue to rip the country off till the end of time.

pleep:
like i said earlier, if there is something i do not know about Ghadaffi enlighten me. what has he done in that past that is so bad?

with the bolded statement then you have no cause to complain about pdp. might as well liken ghadafi to pdp. when a leader decides to preside over it's populace for decades and convert rulership to a family business then you have to start asking questions. no matter the guise of so called friendly societal bribery/policies, people will wake up one day from their slumber and revolt.

9jauk:
The global crisis is affecting the MENAP region through three indirect channels. First, the sharp drop in oil prices is shrinking revenues for oil exporters but also import costs for oil importers. Second, the contraction in global demand and trade is lowering export, tourism, and remittances receipts. And third, the tightening of international credit markets and lower investor appetite for risk are reducing asset prices and slowing down investment and capital inflows.
The domino effect has certainly been the talk about town when it comes to global affairs as the one thing concerning governments around the world was the spill over from Egypt into the rest of the Arab world. While western governments openly praise the people's choice to rise up in the face of dictatorship and cry out for democracy, there is undoubtedly a feeling that with the current economic sentiment, there will be an immediate short term impact.
I hoping zimbabweans will be bold enough to violently switch from d voyage of Confusion in zim

you miss road?

hbrednic:
Nigeria govt should bail out the guy,
a star is not supposed to suffer like this,he must have learnt by now.

This is a typical nigerian mentality for you. Tomorrow he will be the first one to shout that the government is wasting public funds, Kai!!

violent:
****sighs****  even after saying it repeatedly, that the dude is just being sarcastic, you still say this?

It means, the dude is just mocking her with by giving supportive statements even more than she could ever hope for.

********Dear Lord, I never knew a day like this will come when i'd have to explain sarcasm in the most basic manner to NLs, but in everything, i give thanks and if it is  thine will that it be so, so be it**************

SARCASM my foot. If I am you I will round up all my high school teachers with my lecturers/proffessors and have them shot. Especially your literature teacher. Did you read kilode’s post at all? Did you digest the tone? Do you really understand what sarcasm is? Osenobua nagbon!!!!  Bro’s the only reason he tried to downplay his post was because of the counter responses he got and I’m sure he re-read what he wrote and found out that he was really dumb to have written it in the first place.

[quote author=Ma_J_Blige link=topic=604910.msg7730204#msg7730204 date=1297703977]^^^^

Dem no wan here any contrary view. Is that not a sign of a Nigerian?

I simply said the truth and they go - I go kill u today, i go kill u today. Na today u go die. Haha?

They praise America as if it is heaven, and I simply pointed them to something that happens in America, and they go - we go fry yah head today, yah yanch go boil today, na today u go know say Patience na im marry Jonathan. Which kain thing be this?[/quote]And you . . . . . I hope you are not married cause your husband is in big trouble. With the way you think he has to be.

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=604910.msg7729733#msg7729733 date=1297699443]I agree with you, they all need to relax and stop shouting.

My Sister, don't let all these people bother you jare.

They complain about everything because their daddies are poor.

I mean, why should we fix our small small problems when there are people with bigger or similar problems all around us.

All these little little whiners on NL are angry because they are not connected or rich, did I mention that their daddy's ain't rich too? especially that oyb.

Kini big deal about some poor man in jail for 15 years without trial? Ignore them jare.[/quote]And you are suppossed to be a human being. . . . kai. . . . . . see typical original NIgerian mentality

because they bribe regularly so why tip?

http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//BHC_ITN/1966/01/19/X19016603/?s=nzeogwu
O'l boy, did you hear what the Nigerian journalist said? all the crap happening back then is still the same rubbish we are fighting and going through in real time. Mhen na wa ooo.

Kobojunkie:
Are you going to answer the questions or do you think attacking my person for what you have no clue of wins you this one?

I mean it is one thing to have a direct issue with Bakare, but when you come in, with NO CLUE, and try instead to attack him using Bible verses, be sure someone like me will call you out on that one. You admitted you are no born again but proceeded to EDUCATE those of us who actually cling to the beliefs expressed in the book, and you think attacking my person will validate your claims?

Just woke up, now i have your time. Me not being a born again does not mean i am not a christian. I just choose not to decieve myself when i know i have sin in my life still. which means i might probably know more of the bible than you do. I have already given you the explanation to the quote why dont you give yours instead of calling mine "a load of crock". Also for your information Jesus is God's son right, dont you think if he had wanted to he would have overthrown the romans and freed the jews from their shackles? Jesus never got into politics which was what ticked the people of israel off. They expected a warrior/politician to help them economicaly and politicaly but Jesus came to solve our spiritual problems. Everything of this earth is temporary but your spiritual problems will haunt you for eternity. For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul. . . . .Mathew 16:26. . . . . .Hence "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is God's". Yeah it sucks but he already warned us that the way to salvation is narrow and rough to tough it out. I cant so I choose not to be called a born again for now. . . . . .

Kobojunkie:
But, I am a Born again Christian and I think your analysis of what Jesus was saying in that verse is CROCK!!! lol

How do you EDUCATE people on something YOU YOURSELF are not a part of ? I think that is my first problem with you EDUCATING ME. Secondly, How can Jesus deem POLITICS to be of the WORLD when the same God surrounded himself with POLITICIANS and TAX PAYERS and in the Old Testament God is seen appointing and taking down Politicians?

Contrary to what you believe there, I don't believe Politics itself IS a DIRTY Game. I have friends who are in politics here in the States, and when we hang and talk, I cannot but be proud of how they push to get things done even with all the walls they have to deal with more times than not.  I believe that people play dirty politics for self gain. I am not into politics here but even in my field, people play dirty politics -- I had to resign to working for myself cause I found I had little patience for much of the politics in the corporate world.

So back to this, how in the world did you get that verse to say what you have above?

You, born again? Year right. Tell us another one. With the kind of responses you’ve made on NL so far you sure have deceived a lot of us. Heard you were crazy, beginning to believe it.
Ps. . . . . . you don’t have to be born again to read and comprehend

Kobojunkie:
[size=15pt]WOW[/size]~!!!!
So all Pastors who later turned Politicians, even those here in the States all went against Jesus??   Or is this just your personal interpretation there cause I have never heard that verse used in such a way . . . lol

Let me educate you, . . what Jesus was trying to tell the multitude and his disciples was that the things of the world will always corrupt you and it is best to distance ourselves from it but at the same time we have to live in it so try to partake of this world (like paying taxes which was the circumstance that brought up the quote in the first place) but focus more on GOD. DISCLAIMER. . . . .I am no born again. you and i know that politics is a dirty game so why would he want to swim in it?

Kobojunkie:
Are you implying that verse somehow means Pastor's should never get into politics?

Exactly. . . . . . . . . .

"Give unto ceasar what is ceasar's and unto God what is God'"s. . . . i'm pretty sure bakare delibrately turned a blind eye to that quote in the bible. I guess he want's to find out first hand why so-called men of God and politics don't mix.

naijafrend:
@topic

Not necessarily, I have a friend from SE Asia who never dated and had an arranged marriage. They have a perfect family and is almost married for 2 decades. She says majority of their people have arranged marriage and surprisingly most of them are happy too.

I personally think courtship takes away that freshness from your marriage. Everything is predictable and there is nothing to look forward to when you know your partner in and out. If arranged marriages seem barbaric, it is best to keep the courtship period short.

Your friend in SE asia is the exception to the rule. courtship before marriage is like oxygen to life

Beaf:
Mr smart, do you even know Mukhtari Ibrahim Aminu's exact words? If you don't then you have wasted your time typing this crap.
There is no reason why the Internet should be a place where manners are lost and there is no law. Thats what my argument is. Should those who defame others on the web go scott free? Defamation is a jailable offence in the real World.
As for personalising it to the times I have spoken harshly about politicians, there is always cast iron backing evidence whether it has been Ibori, Buhari, Atiku, IBB etc, so I fear nothing.

looks and sounds like you are fighting for air. your arguement can also be used by the young man in detention too you know. what makes your's better than his?

Beaf:
What do you mean freedom of speech? Slander is and has always been a crime, why should it be different because it was done on the web? Same goes with making threats and similar. Nigerians in particular do not seem to realise that the law is just as powerful on the web as it is on the streets. This should be an effective eye opener, in fact there should be many more jailings as happens in Western countries.
By the way, Sule Lamido is right up there with Fashola as an effective governor who has worked miracles.

UP beaf!!! Na wa for you. what if i decide to copy and paste all the insults you have vehemently disbursed to prominent nigerians on NL wetin you go talk? Would you defend so quickly if you were shackled for same? How quickly we forget. Anyway if this is true then we are in trouble.

[quote author=nrd_geek link=topic=595647.msg7640188#msg7640188 date=1296486255]Well, it might be easier for you to believe if you get to know a thing or two about a thing or two.

'Trauma based mind control' is real and has been admitted by US govt. agencies through declassified US govt. documents (just google 'Project Monarch' or 'Project MKultra' , voila! welcome to Alice's rabbit hole.)

When you begin to understand the evils and capabilities of mind control, then you'd probably realise movies like the Bourne Trilogy (Bourne Identity, Bourne Ultimatum and Bourne Supremacy) and 'Shutter Island' are actually depictions of reality.[/quote]You have been watching too many sci fi movies.

ayubam:
@ Bidemi 12, I understand your challenge and reasoning. You need to be free from salary mentality and key into the law of increase. You are part of those people who lived by salary alone. I do not know where you are or what you are doing but riches are not necessarily how much you have in your bank accounts. You said Buhari has not declared his assets, then you must really be outside this country or totally disconnected from the society to say such.

My guy, i have summarised that you are no more than 20 years old since you do not know nor understand military life in those days.