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Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 2:38am On Nov 13, 2007
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Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 2:30am On Nov 13, 2007
My prayer is that he dies before that time
Wow!
This statement is barbaric, brutish, and uncivilized. I have no respect for any human who has deadly wishes for another man.
This is a pure cannibalistic action and it totally contradicts the positive purpose of this forum.

You should be banned from this forum for a very long time.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 1:40am On Nov 13, 2007
including daddy IBB right?
@debosky:
You tell me!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 1:32am On Nov 13, 2007
Ndipe must be a mechanic.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 12:53am On Nov 13, 2007
unlike Nigeria where leaders are lost, incompetent, closed-fisted, visionless, desecrated, gullible, stupid, contemptible, inattentive, goalless etc.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 12:42am On Nov 13, 2007
This is what I think:

It is obvious that Bush's opponent refuses to impeach Bush not because he's unimpeachable, but simply to protect the image and future of United States.
Impeaching Bush at this point has enormous punitive damages than being advantageous to the image of America to the outsiders (who also crave for her downfall).
This is also why leadership standard in United States is untouchable. The oppositions are not only thinking about selves or today; they are more concerned about the future of the great image of the United States of America. And they clearly understand that carrying out an impeachment process for President Bush could result into a major impractical collapse of the great country.

If Bush gets impeached successfully:
It will also give a solid premise to successfully try president Bush for War crime.
American president being considered or tried for war crime will send a wrong message, which will further capacitate the stamina of the enemies.

I truly believe that this is the main reason why Bush must be left alone to finish his despicable and disreputable term.
Our Leaders in Nigeria do not think this way.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 12:24am On Nov 13, 2007
boys will always be boys, while men remain men.

It amazes me how folks are so quick to determine what affects one's life and what doesn't.
This is politics and also my choice of topic, if you have nothing to say, you should just move on to other interesting topics. It is absolutely not by force.

But please, don't come here dictating what topic I should be posting and don't you be fooled by Ajegunle boys high school.

The main idea of this topic is to compare the standard of leadership role in United States to our own Nigerian standard, but folks are too dull and callow to figure it out.
The topic doesn't have to spell things out at all time.

May God bless Nigeria!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 8:25pm On Nov 12, 2007
President Bush is not worried about impeachment or Iraq war, he's more concerned with the history his government will be leaving. Hence, capturing Osama at the right time might not be a bad idea.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 8:19pm On Nov 12, 2007
You guys will see how many books (revealing the deep secret) that will be released to the public when the time is right (after the end of Bush's term, when it won't matter what the outsiders think of Bush).

Bush will be dealt with by Americans, but only at the right time. This is also one of the main reasons why Bush is so obsessed in discovering a perfect strategy to finish on top.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 8:10pm On Nov 12, 2007
You totally missed the point.

At the moment, it's all good as long as President Bush's approval rating remains internal problem (inside United States). What they don't want is to build a solid case for the outsiders to consider prosecuting President Bush for war crime.
And there isn't any perfect premise for war crime prosecution than impeaching president Bush.

In order for America to retain her mighty status around the world, they rather deal with Bush behind the scene when the time is right.

But for now, and for the sake of the future of American Image, IMPEACHMENT remains out of question.

It isn't about anybody, it's about protecting the image of United State of America.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 6:06pm On Nov 12, 2007
This is what I think:

It is obvious that Bush's opponent refuses to impeach Bush not because he's unimpeachable, but simply to protect the image and future of United States.
Impeaching Bush at this point has enormous punitive damages than being advantageous to the image of America to the outsiders (who also crave for her downfall).
This is also why leadership standard in United States is untouchable. The oppositions are not only thinking about selves or today; they are more concerned about the future of the great image of the United States of America. And they clearly understand that carrying out an impeachment process for President Bush could result into a major impractical collapse of the great country.

If Bush gets impeached successfully:
It will also give a solid premise to successfully try president Bush for War crime.
American president being considered or tried for war crime will send a wrong message, which will further capacitate the stamina of the enemies.

I truly believe that this is the main reason why Bush must be left alone to finish his despicable and disreputable term.
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 5:23pm On Nov 12, 2007
Look around the world; folks that control a country don't make noise and mostly invisible.
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 5:20pm On Nov 12, 2007
We need to understand the difference between being a coward and being simply uncivilized.

You can call IBB anything, but a coward definitely doesn't fit
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 5:17pm On Nov 12, 2007
man don't get carried away, I don't mean this in the positive manner. (was simply quoting him)

I am simply telling you he is a coward who never takes a stance on National issues, a fact which led to the stalemate when he was leader.
My last post was already typed before you released yours.
I will never never be carried away.

READ it again; My point has absolutely nothing to do with your post.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 5:12pm On Nov 12, 2007
What can be more hideous than taking a country to war on false intelligence

Perhaps it is not a big enough offence because those dieing in Iraq are mostly the children of those who have no say in the future of America.

Has any Senator lost his son or daughter in Iraq?

Watch out for the movie Lions for Lambs, and see the true picture.
Incredible point!
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Says: Adedibu Is The Father Of Pdp by BigB11(m): 5:10pm On Nov 12, 2007
This is another clear spectrum that differentiate true leaders from honorary leaders.

After all what Ibadan people had gone through or continue to go through on a daily basis, the appropriate speech from OBJ is to praise this nightmare.
It is amusing and also shows what leadership role in Nigeria is all about.

Absolutely a wrong message.
Politics › Re: Delta State Govt Building Burnt (document Destroyed) by BigB11(op): 5:01pm On Nov 12, 2007
Ibori was responsible for more than 80% of Yar'Adua election expense. I just don't see much coming out of this case.
Stalemate and a big ZERO at the end of the day.
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 4:57pm On Nov 12, 2007
If IBB has anything against you or your actions, 99% of the time, you will be the only person that knows about it.
Many people (including OBJ) became who they are today simply just because of this man.
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 4:46pm On Nov 12, 2007
Question for you:

Have you ever heard IBB saying anything negative about David Mark?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 4:41pm On Nov 12, 2007
The topic says "why isn't Bush impeached" not "why Big B1 isn't impeached"

Stay focused and direct your post to the topic!
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 4:34pm On Nov 12, 2007
If this so called IBB unslaught is that supreme, David Mark would have been history. People just cash into popular outcry and start making noise about political clout.
Don't be fooled; David Mark is still a very good friend.
Politics › Delta State Govt Building Burnt (document Destroyed) by BigB11(op): 4:30pm On Nov 12, 2007
Office of the Secretary to the Delta State Government burnt - Documents destroyed

A mysterious fire is said to have destroyed vital documents in the office of the Secretary to the Delta State Government (SSG).

The fire is said to have been kept secret from journalists but sources confirmed the incident saying "it was the entire Director's office in the office of the SSS that was burnt destroying all documents there which I believe are vital".

It is also reported that since the EFCC's attempt to probe ex-Governor James Ibori there has been tight security around the Delta State Government House and the SSG's office.
Foreign Affairs › Why isn't Bush Impeached as yet? by BigB11(op): 4:47am On Nov 12, 2007
There is nothing hobbles a President so much as impeachment, but in Pres Bush's case it seems that impeachment is out of the question; even though, impeachment is clearly written all over his face and actions.

I wonder why it was OK for Americans to quickly consider President Clinton to be impeached over personal issues, but on the other hand, it's OK for President Bush to continue with his illegal operations and drag American economic through the dark brutal mud without any impeachment consideration?

I smell fish!
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 4:25am On Nov 12, 2007
Calm down, folks.
The man hasn't confirmed any of this development; furthermore, it makes no sense to waste time and energy on things you clearly can not control.

(enjoy a little Globacom dividends)
@Iyke-D:
Very low, inaccurate and absolutely unnecessary.
Obviously, you're a lost soul.

I will advise you to focus more on the topic instead of wasting your time smelling Big B1.
Politics › Re: IBB To Run For President In 2011: Your Opinion by BigB11(m): 4:05pm On Nov 11, 2007
At what age?  His "barrack age" or " Minna age"?
Age is nothing but a number of year; If OBJ could do it at the age of 100 years old, anything is possible.

Moreover, it is amusing how folks say "no" behind the scene, but when the show begins Yes, yes yes, yes, yes, yes, yes will be falling like an uncontrollable heavy rain fall. But the real politicians know what's up.

Fact: Nigeria as a nation is controlled by less than 20 people, these people do not make noise and mostly invisible.

This latest development remains speculation till the man himself or close associate confirms it.
Hence, stay cool, guys!

Just keep in mind that the name of our current president is Yar'Adua and he's from North.
Politics › Re: Wilbros: Efcc Set To Prosecute Indicted Nigerians by BigB11(m): 11:28pm On Nov 09, 2007
Debosky, Mckren and Iyke-D: what a systematical style.

I love you guys! lol
Politics › Re: Wilbros: Efcc Set To Prosecute Indicted Nigerians by BigB11(m): 11:15pm On Nov 09, 2007
The clown that laughs last laughs best!
Politics › Re: Wilbros: Efcc Set To Prosecute Indicted Nigerians by BigB11(m): 10:47pm On Nov 09, 2007
What is this cat talking about?
Politics › Re: Wilbros: Efcc Set To Prosecute Indicted Nigerians by BigB11(m): 10:44pm On Nov 09, 2007
Many will cover their faces with shame, when the time is right.

EFCC is like a big horse with broken legs.
Politics › Re: Wilbros: Efcc Set To Prosecute Indicted Nigerians by BigB11(m): 10:32pm On Nov 09, 2007
Up EFCC, long life failure. We shall all see as usual.

I'm used to this type of mass rejection. It is absolutely not a big deal to me anymore.

Just like before the presidential election, many of you guys crucified me, just because I was recommending the Fed Govt. to spend more on upgrading the election process, educating the voters and spend less on stopping Atiku.
infact, Mckren was the main class captain that bashed me for many days for this sensible recommendation.

Guess what? Atiku participated, election process failed and dead heads cried like pussy cats for many months.

We have to understand the true meaning of success before we start making unnecessary noise.
In my eyes, EFCC still represents the main major obstacle preventing a successful war against corruption. What sense does it make when the biggest thieves are walking around freely and flexing their muscle? It makes absolutely no sense to me.
I repeat: War against corruption will never be a successful war as long as EFCC stays around. It will be waste of time, money and will further disunify the entire nation.
The Next 4 years will be rat race with a BIG ZERO, the Nigerians favorite number when it comes to Federal Gov accomplishment.
Politics › Re: Do You Guys Think Women Can Change Nigeria If U Give Us A Chance by BigB11(m): 9:35pm On Nov 09, 2007
Absolutely YES!

But no hair-dresser permitted.
Politics › Re: Wilbros: Efcc Set To Prosecute Indicted Nigerians by BigB11(m): 8:33pm On Nov 09, 2007
Show me any newspaper links showing declaration of assets by the following people and tell me why Ribadu is your priorityhuh

1. Inspector general of police

2. Chief of Defence Staff

3. Chief of Army staff

4. Chief of Naval Staff

5. Head of customs

6. National security adviser

7. Head of NDLEA

8. or Other DIGs and AIGs
I can careless about the listed names, do you want me to start listing folks who have responded to Ribadu's request (presentation of assets)?
If you call yourself a cook, you must also be willing to taste the food you've cooked without any hesitation.

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