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 Politics › Re: If H.clinton Happens To Win The Primary Election, I Will Not Vote For Her! by BigB11(op): 6:16pm On Feb 27, 2008 |
Posted by McKren: Gov of Kansas and shares a lot of political views as Obamahttps://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-110359.32.html |
| Politics › Re: If H.clinton Happens To Win The Primary Election, I Will Not Vote For Her! by BigB11(op): 6:13pm On Feb 27, 2008 |
@almondjoy: You need to slow down a bit, trust me! |
| Politics › Re: If H.clinton Happens To Win The Primary Election, I Will Not Vote For Her! by BigB11(op): 4:45am On Feb 27, 2008 |
Sarah was on tonight; let's see who will show up in tomorrow! |
| Politics › The Refusal Of Mike Huckabee From Stepping Down, An Indication Of "smelly Fish" by BigB11(op): 5:20pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
Huckabee is running behind and it is almost unfeasible for him to recover; but at the same time he refuses to step aside for McCain. This unique action of Huckabee tells me that he knows something heavily damaging about McCain that will come out sooner or later, and might force him (McCain) to step down. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 4:42pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
It will take less than 4 samples (scapegoats) for the message to get across to Nigerians! |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 4:40pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
The only solution to our mighty problems in Nigeria: Solution to corruption in Nigeria: |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 4:34pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
WHY DON'T WE THE YOUNTH FORM OUR OWN PARTY OR IS THERE NO POLITICALLY ABLE YOUTH WITH EXPERIENCE IN NIGERIA ?@vanesa: The youth are worst! They usually stay focused for the first few months before being brainwashed. Our problems are clear and solution to this problems is simple; but nobody has the balls to claim the responsibility. My recommendation is the only way, trust me! |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 4:24pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
What form of neo-mediocrity are u preaching here, please next preach this 2 your family, i think it mite help em better, @idupaul: What are you talking about? |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 4:02pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
Yaradua is very confused. He has no clear-cut idea what to do to fix the problems.You guys need to be realistic! What do you expect from this man? Do you guys understand the size of enormous intangible issues OBJ intentionally left behind? What do you expect from a man that is surrounded by thieves? It isn't that easy to face all these unique problems as the president. It takes time; we need to slow down and give this man all the support he needs to restore things. At least, we can say for sure the man is not stealing our money to rebuild a falling farm in his home town. Calm down and give the man a break. Our problems in Nigeria are not 2 years old; therefore it will take more than just few months to fix these problems. Simmer down and stop crying, folks. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 3:39pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
Nigeria is indirectly controlled by less than 20 people; if you can purely understand this fact, things will be a lot clearer to all. That is the way it is; even United States went through their own election issues (Mr.Bush and Florida) and nothing came out of the disagreement at the end of the day, It takes a lot to remove a president that has the backing of the big fish. Don't waste your time; it is what it is! |
| Politics › Re: Yar'dua's Carrot and Tribunal Verdict by BigB11(m): 3:30pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
Mr.Mark, a very cool personality, very focused and full of leadership skills; but when things were going sweet, he did not lookout for some folks; he looked out for self. He broke the loyalty protocol. Now he has to dance to the music all by himself. @Truequest: Sorry, I can not go any further. Folks have already erroneously labelled me as the Nigerian bad fruit. Lately, the last thing I need from these people is being harassed. |
| Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Upholds Yar'adua's Election by BigB11(m): 3:16pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
If the election is inaccurate, technically by law it suppose to be annulled and done over. Even Yar'Adua admitted to the irregularities. I'm not sure if it's OK to continue to annul the election of these governors and see absolutely nothing wrong with the presidential election. It doesn't make any sense; they are all guilty of the same crime! But I will talk the verdict, Yar'Adua is an excellent human being and he's totally determined to change things in Nigeria for better. |
| Politics › Re: Yar'dua's Carrot and Tribunal Verdict by BigB11(m): 3:06pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
All made in Nigeria 100%! May God bless our lovely country, Nigeria. |
| Politics › Re: Yar'dua's Carrot and Tribunal Verdict by BigB11(m): 3:04pm On Feb 26, 2008 |
I knew from day 1 that Yar'Adua wasn't going anywhere. Don't be a fool, the big man is still in control! And do not get it twisted, it wasn't up to OBJ this time around. On the other hand, David Mark knows why he was sent home and I'm not sure if the decision can ever be reversed. It's a done deal! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 2:50am On Feb 26, 2008 |
YOu can always take a donkey to standpipe, but you can never force it to drinkDonkey? That is a disrespect to donkeys in general; I say "black homeless rat" |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 2:37am On Feb 26, 2008 |
what humanity has he done proud. i bet u have no problem with castro purging out the same liberals that put him in power and supported his revolution. castro only became a communist due to soviet aid and advice from che guevera the butcherer. cuba should be like puerto-rico or the bahamas. rather it's a mess now. yeah humanity must be proud of the shit-hole cuba is.@bawomolo: It still doesn't give an American presidential candidate to wish him dead. Who knows? May be Castro has already asked for God's forgiveness. We should allow God to do his job. It is not right for a decent individual to wish for the death of another human being! |
| Politics › If H.clinton Happens To Win The Primary Election, I Will Not Vote For Her! by BigB11(op): 2:28am On Feb 26, 2008 |
H. Clinton continues to turn people off through her despicable boorish behaviour. The woman is crazy, desperate and absolutely a bipolar out-patient. She is Sarah one day and Rachael the next day; she needs to seek professional help for manic depressive illness. She is unstable, fake, disreputable, backbiting, and an exceptional prima-donna. I will first vote for Bush to rule for the 3rd term before voting for Hillary Clinton It's not politics anymore; the maniac is out of control. @McKren: I totally agree with you; Obama doesn't deserve a psycho as a running mate. May God bless her husband, Bill Clinton! |
| Politics › Former Governor Peter Odili's Nephew Abducted Yesterday By Gunmen by BigB11(op): 3:11pm On Feb 25, 2008 |
Odili’s nephew abducted A nephew of former Governor Peter Odili, Mr. Celestine Odili, was on Sunday abducted by gunmen on Ada George Road in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. It was gathered that Celestine, who had served as Personal Assistant to both Dr. Odili and Sir Celestine Omehia as governors, was coming from church when the hoodlums took him at gunpoint. According to a security report, Celestine, who is also known as Eni, was returning from church with his family when a yellow Benz car blocked his car, forced him out and drove him away. Confirming the incident, the Media Adviser to Dr. Odili and former Rivers State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Emma Okah, condemned the action. Okah, who said Celestine’s uncle had confirmed the development to him, called for his immediate release, noting that the ongoing act of terrorism was not in the interest of Rivers people and that of the people of the Niger Delta region. “We condemn this totally and we call on these terrorists to have a rethink because what they are doing can never be said to be in the interest of the Rivers people or the Niger Delta. Already, this has painted the region in bad light and it has the potential of making us lose the sympathy we have with the wider world,” Okah said. http://www.ngex.com/cgi-bin/frame/frameit2.plx?link="http://www.tribune.com.ng" |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 12:04am On Feb 25, 2008 |
A celebration of "GIBBERISH" |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 8:15pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
Like a kid? That is a total disrespect to kids in general; I say[b] "like a toddler"[/b] |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 7:51pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
Obama vs McCain = You Tube vs Feeding Tube We shall all see! |
| Politics › Re: The Hidden Agenda Of Hillary And Obama: by BigB11(op): 7:18pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
I think I've seen her once before, I think she is too white. The merging of the two (Obama and Kathleen) doesn't bring the required fire. She seems to be decent, passive and too white. I truly can not see the chemistry between the two. Hillary, on the other hand is crazy, is a brand name, aggressive, has a little Blackness (she has done a lot for Black folks) and knows how to get what she wants. She understands the DC political games (that is very important). For now, I will get to know Kathleen a little bit more; this process might take another 13 months! |
| Politics › Re: The Hidden Agenda Of Hillary And Obama: by BigB11(op): 7:05pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
This is also why many that consider themselves "decent human beings" stay away from politics and why lawyers represent great politicians. |
| Politics › Re: The Hidden Agenda Of Hillary And Obama: by BigB11(op): 7:03pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
Obama as a politician understands this protocol. I will not be surprised if both candidates (Obama and Hillary) holla at one another just this morning! That is the name of the game; you can not be emotional and at the same time be a successful politician. |
| Politics › Re: The Hidden Agenda Of Hillary And Obama: by BigB11(op): 7:00pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
Hillary has simply undermined her self so much, did u see her publicly denying Nafta and her Health policies? She is such an actor.Yes, I saw her. She is crazy and desperate; but that is also what politics is all about. You have to do anything to get the "W". I see her craziness as an advantage. I think they (Obama and Hillary) compliment one another. "One is crazy and aggressive, the other one is sincere, passionate and also aggressive". I see a very healthy marriage. FYI: the republicans are very concerned and scared of the merging of the two! |
| Politics › Re: The Hidden Agenda Of Hillary And Obama: by BigB11(op): 6:45pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
First, who is Gov Kathleen Sebelius? Governor of what state? Second, capturing the votes of just old white women voters is not the answer or path to the victory. Obama needs much more than that. Finally, if necessary H. Clinton will be the perfect VP for Obama. Why? 1. She is already out there, She doesn't need time consuming introduction process. 2. She has a very large number of followers 3. She is aggressive and has enormous experience in-term of national security and DC political games. 4. 98% of her policies/ agendas are very similar to Sen Obama's. 5. Her campaign camp still has million of dollars left, which could be brought to Obama/ Hillary's camp. 6. The merging of the two (Obama and Hillary) will give a complete meaning to the word "CHANGE", and I think that will only empower their messsage. Trust me, the combination of the two is an automatic touch down; nobody else fit that position (VP) better. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 6:11pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
I will not only entertain my friends, I will also sit with my enemies and have discussion on why they've decided to hold their various positions, may be something positive could come out of the discussion. That is how a leader should think. If wishing of death on one another is the solution, none of us will be here today. We need peace, unity and prosperity; enough is enough, the demons should be sent home. The disagreement between Cuba and USA is almost 50 years old, if not more. It is time for a change, it is time for new folks that embrace peace/ unity to take over and it is absolutely the right moment to send the old folks with expired state of mind home. It is unGodly and absolutely the definition of a suicide bomber's mind to wish for the death of another human being. Sen John McCain represents a follower and definitely not a leader! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 4:31pm On Feb 24, 2008 |
Wishing silenty? Where?? I just posted my view for all persons to see there on the issue?? I saidThere is a difference between an American presidential candidate and a naughty finger sucking boy talking rubbish. Infact, it is OK to silently wish somebody dead (it is not Godly, but it is acceptable), but for a presidential candidate to come and publicly express this despicable wish is barbaric; also it makes him (the presidential candidate) a dangerous human being that can not be trusted. McCain at his old age should have known better. I hope democrates get themselves together; at the moment the only enemies democrates have are themselves. It is purely clear that McCain is not ready and can never be the next United States president if Hillary and Barack play the cards right. Again, as a presidential candidate that was not the right thing to say; let the Cubans judge the man (Castro) by themselves and the potential United States president should focus on preventing Americans from losing their houses. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 12:52am On Feb 24, 2008 |
Considering McCain is no spring chicken himself, he really should avoid all talk of health or death.@doyin13: Exactly! And many wonder why many around the world despise America. This type of statement coming from a presidential candidate doesn't speak well of the future of USA. America desperately needs a change coming from someone who stands for unity. I'm afraid, this person is not John McCain! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 12:44am On Feb 24, 2008 |
@4 Play: You're a good man! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 11:28pm On Feb 23, 2008 |
First, I'm not Castro's supporter! But regardless of one's position or what may be going on, I do not think it is Godly or appropriate for anybody to wish or crave for the death of another human being (just because both parties share different ideas and policies). This is barbaric, evil and ridiculous. Suicide bomber and John McCain have one or two things in common; and that is sad. I honestly do not think that John McCain is a true leader. I also think that John McCain's style of leading is not what United States of America needs at this point in time. John McCain's policies and vision are all obsoleted many years ago. His image on the TV is frightening, it shows an old man in pain, that heavily depends on medication to see the next minute. He represents one of those old men that doesn't like to give it up for the new generation. The man is currently 71 years old; by the time a new president is elected he will be 72 years old on this earth. United state presidents usually aged 10 years older within the first year in the office; therefore as a president, Sen John McCain will be technically 82 years old this time next you. This is purely ridiculous; just let it go already. Could someone please tell this man to go home? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › I Hope Castro Dies Soon: John McCain by BigB11(op): 10:42pm On Feb 23, 2008 |
McCain hoping Castro dies INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Likely Republican presidential nominee John McCain says he doesn't look for any major political reforms in Cuba until after Fidel Castro dies, adding he hopes that's not far off. As McCain put it during a campaign stop in Indiana Friday, "I hope he has the opportunity to meet Karl Marx very soon." That's a reference to the author of "The Communist Manifesto," who died in 1883. McCain's comments follow an argument between Democratic contenders Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama over the best way to push for change in Cuba. Castro himself has responded to the barbed interest in his decision to step down this week as Cuba's leader. Eighty-one years-old and infirm, Castro says he's enjoyed seeing "the embarrassing position of all the presidential candidates" making "demands of Cuba." And he says he made the right call by stepping down. http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/02/23/mccain-hoping-castro-dies/ |
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