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CanadaOrBust:You are very obtuse! How can the SC examine the tendered document without INEC providing their own true copies for comparison? Did you not see where I have repeatedly said INEC/IHEDIOHA COULD NOT PROVIDE A SINGLE DOCUMENT AS PROOF THAT UZODINMA SUBMITTED FAKES? Are you high or deliberately blind to whatever you read? Will the SC manufacture on its own what INEC should have in their possession? |
Donald Trump is threatening to launch a damaging new trade war with the United States' historically closest ally, the United Kingdom. In recent weeks Trump and his allies have issued a series of trade threats to the UK on everything from the future of the Iran nuclear deal to Huawei, to taxes on tech firms. The threats come as Britain prepares to leave the EU on January 31. The UK plans to seek a host of new trade deals as Trump appears to take advantage of the country's vulnerable new position on the world stage. Donald Trump is threatening to launch a damaging new trade war with the United Kingdom as the country prepares to leave the EU. In recent weeks the president and his allies have issued a series of threats to the UK on everything telecoms, to vehicle tariffs to security co-operation. It comes as the United Kingdom parliament on Wednesday voted to ratify Boris Johnson's Brexit agreement with the EU on Wednesday, paving the way for Britain's exit on January 31. Now as Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to seek new trade deals outside of the EU, Trump's administration is poised to take advantage of the UK's vulnerable new position on the world stage. Trump threatens the UK on tax The levy is designed to target international companies which the UK government believe use their position to avoid tax in the UK. Johnson's spokesman told a press briefing this week that these companies, most of which are based in the US, are "undermining public trust and confidence in our economic system." However, Trump's Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin responded in Davos this week to what the UK describes as a "proportionate" tax, by threatening a new trade war with the UK over the issue. "If people want to arbitrarily put taxes on our digital companies, we will consider arbitrarily putting taxes on car companies," Mnuchin said. The automotive industry is a key part of the UK economy with almost a fifth of overseas sales of UK vehicles going to the US. Johnson's spokesman responded to the threats this week by saying said that such a trade war would "harm businesses and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic." The UK's International Trade Secretary Liz Truss was also bullish on the issue on Thursday, saying that the UK's policy was "not a matter for the US. It's not a matter for the EU. And it's not a matter for anybody else." Trump threatens the UK on security Trump has warned the UK that the intelligence-sharing arrangement between the two allies will be at risk if the deal goes ahead, with US officials warning last week that "Donald Trump is watching closely." However, Boris Johnson is reportedly preparing to allow the Huawei deal to go ahead despite the threats, amid a widespread belief in Europe that Trump's warnings are a "bluff". Asked last week whether he would allow the Huawei deal to go ahead, Johnson told the BBC that "the British public deserves access to the best possible technology." He added: "If people oppose one brand or another they have to tell us what's the alternative?" EU trade commissioner Phil Hogan last week told an event in London that the President's threat was simply not credible. "I don't think that will happen at the end of the day," he said. "You can call their bluff on that one." Johnson last week joined with other European leaders in signing a letter endorsing the current deal, which they see as the best chance of bringing Iran back into the fold and preventing a potentially devastating conflict with the US. However, threats by Trump to impose 25% tariffs on European vehicles appear to have played a part in forcing those same countries to instigate the disputes mechanism last week , which could ultimately cause the entire deal to fall apart. Now as Britain prepares to enter new trade negotiations with the US, the threat of more punitive trade retaliation by Trump looms over the UK. The UK threatens Trump on defence Speaking to the Sunday Times, the Defence Secretary Ben Wallace warned that Trump's isolationist foreign policy meant the UK was considering drawing back from its longstanding defence alliance with the US. "Over the last year we've had the US pullout from Syria, the statement by Donald Trump on Iraq where he said NATO should take over and do more in the Middle East," Wallace said. "The assumptions of 2010 that we were always going to be part of a US coalition is really just not where we are going to be." Johnson's administration has repeatedly criticised Trump's stance towards Iran, with Johnson warning that the president's threats to target Iranian cultural sites could be a war crime. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-trade-war-uk-brexit-huawei-iran-boris-johnson-2020-1%3famp
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CanadaOrBust:INEC claimed the document was fake thus the results were also fake. SC asked them to provide their own copies for comparison and they could not produce a single one. In the court of law nobody takes verbal assertions by face value. You made a claim that it was fake then you must be ready to prove it is fake because the moment you alleged it was fake it then becomes a criminal matter and liable to jail time. iNEC could not prove their assertion because all they had was a verbal rebuttal but no actual evidence WHICH THEY SHOULD HAVE BECAUSE ALL PARTIES INCLUDING INEC, THE POLICE AT THE POLLING UNITS, ALL PARTY AGENTS ALL RECEIVE COPIES OF THE RESULTS EACH FOR SAKE OF ACCOUNTABILITY. UZODINMA PRODUCED HIS OWN, THE POLICE PRODUCED THEIR OWN, INEC AND IHEDIOHA COULD NOT PRODUCE THEIR OWN. This shows INEC connived with IHEDIOHA to rig otherwise what happened to their own copies when others had theirs |
Trump has been continuously denying knowing who Lev Parnas is or even ever speaking with him but when the vice President Biden was asked about the taped conversation between Trump and Parnas he did not deny it but rather confirmed it when he said ,"The president was concerned about developments so needed to do something about it" He in essence confirms that Trump did know Parnas and has spoken with him as the tape shows. |
This confirms the comments of Lev Parnas when he said he spoke with Trump and told him how the ex ambassador was against him in Ukraine and how Trump got very angry and demanded she should be removed, taken out etc Someone in the White House who was privy to this plot warned the ex ambassador and she beefed up her security and had all her mobile devices and computer switched off to avoid being traced. Agents from Trump kept monitoring her movements looking for an opening to take her out but found none and so had to stand down and wait until Pompeo became sworn in so he could officially sack her |
Video link below https://abcn.ws/2Gmpcwi YouTube link below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZsJkQjTeC8 |
Here’s the tape of Donald Trump saying “take her out” about U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Bill Palmer | 10:32 pm EST January 24, 2020 Earlier today, ABC News reported that it had heard an audio tape of Donald Trump saying “take her out” in reference to U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch in April of 2018. At the least, this confirms that Trump’s Ukraine scandal had been going on for much longer than previously known. Considering that Trump made the remark in response to comments made by Lev Parnas, it’s being widely interpreted as Trump instructing Lev and Igor Fruman to do something criminal to her. In any case, the most crucial part of the tape has now been released. Even as Lev Parnas’ attorney Joseph Bondy was on MSNBC confirming that he has a copy of the recording and he’s just given it to the House, but that he wasn’t ABC’s source, ABC went ahead and posted a portion of the tape on its website. Sure enough, Trump can be heard yelling things like “Get her out of there” and “Take her out.” Watch the clip below; the recording of Trump begins about 45 seconds into the video clip: This is all unfolding rather quickly now. ABC News has begun posting the tape. The House is surely going to use the tape for its own purposes while Donald Trump’s lawyers are trying to put on his impeachment trial defense tomorrow. We’ll see where this goes, but it’s certainly not a good development for Trump https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/heres-the-tape-of-donald-trump-saying-take-her-out-about-u-s-ambassador-marie-yovanovitch/24697/ Mynd44, Lalasticlala |
CanadaOrBust:You just showed you did not read the judgement. INEC/IHEDIOHA were asked repeatedly to provide evidence proving the documents submitted by UZODINMA were fake and they could not produce a single one. Both INEC and PDP/IHEDIOHA could not produce a single evidence to back up their claim. I am sure you never read the judgement because if you did, you would not be typing this nonsense as you did before |
CanadaOrBust:Read the full judgement like someone who actually went to school and you will slap yourself for the stupidity spewed above |
CanadaOrBust:You can refer to Zamfara and Rivers States and when you do you will realize you just said a load of rubbish |
tomakint:Yes that was exactly what happened otherwise why then was INEC and PDP unable to produce their own copies of the results from the PUs they said were cancelled? Or do you not know that every party agent is given a copy of the results from their polling unit for sake of accountability? UZODINMA had his own copy and so did the police present who by the way are also supposed to get copies. What then happened to those for INEC and PDP if not that they are both complicit and worked together to rig the elections? Unlike you I actually have a working brain and you need to go get one |
Deepthoughts:I will give you what may probably be the best advice anyone has ever given you in your entire life. Take out time and read the full Judgement. This will help you be more informed so you can make better and more intelligent comments or contributions. If you had taken just 30mins to read the entire Judgement your comment above would have entered the shredder in your cuckoo land. Full Judgement below https://www.nairaland.com/5649058/full-supreme-court-judgement-imo |
[s] Obec70:[/s] Nonsense and Mbaise |
Monday60655:I will re-quote your own words as you gave to me. You must be the most stupid and greatest nincompoop that ever existed. Attached is the second page of the judgement. Look toward the bottom and you will see that the appellant (UZODINMA) claimed he got the OVERWHELMING MAJORITY of the results from the 388 PU units cancelled. This means OTHER PARTIES GOT VOTES but he got much more. How does this translate to ZERO VOTES TO OTHER PARTIES? You make me ashamed of you seriously for this display of stupidity from you. Why would the SC call for a rerun? Is that the appeal before her? Nobody filed an appeal for a rerun and even INEC never did so but went ahead to declare ihedioha as governor in the face of injustice and lack of evidence from them. Even PDP could not produce their own copies of the results which is ALWAYS given to all parties and their agents for sake of accountability. Why did PDP not produce their own copy? Read the attached and stop being a nuisance
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Deepthoughts:If indeed there was violence, rigging or any other malpractice where is the incidence form Inec documented the reason for cancellation in and why did they not present same to the Supreme court? It is like comprehension is your issue. |
powerkey:He is not a democrat. He is a Libertarian and they lean more toward Republicans |
[s] Deepthoughts:[/s] Absolutely none of the nonsense you wrote is the concern of the supreme court. This was not the appeal before it and if you had gone through the judgement you will see that you just spewed a ton of foolishness in one post. The appeal was for the return of previously cancelled votes and not voter scrutiny or violence at the PUs or rigging. If there was rigging or violence which caused INEC to cancel the results why was there no incidence form indicating the reason for cancellation presented before the Supreme court? If there was one can you produce it for me to see? INEC focused on the appeal before them from the lower court and Judgement was delivered accordingly and correctly. if you still wish to wail over it then go ahead and keep doing do but if you wish to see and read the full Judgement so your confusion can be cured. then visit this link https://www.nairaland.com/5649058/full-supreme-court-judgement-imo We learn everyday and you should cease this opportunity to learn from the judgement above and become more intelligent rather than mouthing off like a leaky faucet |
When Fox news own top legal analyst debunks the rest of fox news then know that they are beginning to slowly see the truth as it is ![]() |
https://am11.akamaized.net/med/cnt/uploads/2019/05/Andrew-Napolitano-via-Aaron-P.-Bernstein_Getty-Images-1200x627.jpg Abuse of power. Fox News' top legal analyst Judge Napolitano says: "What is required for removal of the president? A demonstration of presidential commission of high crimes and misdemeanors, of which in Trump's case the evidence is ample and uncontradicted." I don't blame President Trump for his angst and bitterness over his impeachment by the House of Representatives. In his mind, he has done "nothing wrong" and not acted outside the constitutional powers vested in him and so his impeachment should not have come to pass. He believes that the president can legally extract personal concessions from the recipients of foreign aid, and he also believes that he can legally order his subordinates to ignore congressional subpoenas. Hence, his public denunciations of his Senate trial as a charade, a joke and a hoax. His trial is not a charade or a joke or a hoax. It is deadly serious business based on well-established constitutional norms. The House of Representatives -- in proceedings in which the president chose not to participate -- impeached Trump for abuse of power and contempt of Congress. The abuse consists of his efforts to extract a personal political "favor" from the president of Ukraine as a precondition to the delivery of $391 million in military aid. The favor he wanted was an announcement of a Ukrainian investigation of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden and his son Hunter. The Government Accountability Office -- a nonpartisan entity in the federal government that monitors how the feds spend tax revenue -- has concluded that Trump's request for a favor was a violation of law because only Congress can impose conditions on government expenditures. So, when the president did that, he usurped Congress' role and acted unlawfully. But, did he act criminally? Is it constitutionally necessary for the House to point to a specific federal crime committed by the president in order to impeach him and trigger a Senate trial? The Constitution prescribes the bases for impeachment as treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors. However, this use of the word "crimes" does not refer to violations of federal criminal statutes. It refers to behavior that is so destructive of the constitutional order that it is the moral equivalent of statutory crimes. For example, as others have suggested, if the president moved to Russia and ran the executive branch from there, or if he announced that Roman Catholics were unfit for office, he would not have committed any crimes. Yet, surely, these acts would be impeachable because, when done by the president, they are the moral equivalent of crimes and are so far removed from constitutional norms as to be impeachable. In Trump's case, though the House chose delicately not to accuse the president of specific crimes, there is enough evidence here to do so. Federal election laws proscribe as criminal the mere solicitation of help for a political campaign from a foreign national or government. There is no dispute that Trump did this. In fact, the case for this is stronger now than it was when the House impeached him last year. Since then, more evidence, which Trump tried to suppress, has come to light. That evidence consists of administration officials' emails that were obtained by the media pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act. Those emails demonstrate conclusively that Trump ordered a halt on the release of the $391 million within minutes of his favor request, and the aid sat undistributed until congressional pressure became too much for Trump to bear. This implicates two other crimes. One is bribery -- the refusal to perform a government obligation until a thing of value is delivered, whether the thing of value -- here, the announcement of a Ukrainian investigation of the Bidens -- arrives or not. The other is contempt of Congress. If the request for the announcement of an investigation of the Bidens manifested "nothing wrong" as Trump has claimed, why did he whisper it in secret, rather than order it of the Department of Justice? When the House Select Committee on Intelligence sought the emails unearthed by the press and then sought testimony from their authors, Trump thumbed his nose at the House. Instead of complying with House subpoenas or challenging them in court, Trump's folks threw them in a drawer. Earlier this week, his lawyers argued that those actions were lawful and that they imposed a burden on the House to seek the aid of the courts in enforcing House subpoenas. Such an argument puts the cart before the horse. Under the Constitution, the House has "the sole power of impeachment." The House does not need the approval of the judiciary to obtain evidence of impeachable offenses from executive branch officials. We know that obstruction of Congress is a crime. Just ask former New York Yankees pitching great Roger Clemens, who was tried for it and acquitted. We also know that obstruction of Congress -- by ordering subordinates not to comply with House impeachment subpoenas -- is an impeachable offense. We know that because the House Judiciary Committee voted to charge President Nixon with obstruction of Congress when he refused to comply with subpoenas. And the full House voted for an article of impeachment against President Clinton when he refused to surrender subpoenaed evidence. Where does all this leave us at the outset of Trump's Senate trial? It leaves us with valid, lawful, constitutional arguments for Trump's impeachment that he ought to take seriously. That is, unless he knows he will be acquitted because Republican senators have told him so. Whoever may have whispered that into his ear is unworthy of sitting as a juror and has violated the oath of "impartial justice" and fidelity to the Constitution and the law. What is required for removal of the president? A demonstration of presidential commission of high crimes and misdemeanors, of which in Trump's case the evidence is ample and uncontradicted. https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/trumps-senate-impeachment-trial-judge-andrew-napolitano Mynd44, Lalasticlala |
redsun:At your words in bold, THEN WHY DID INEC GO AHEAD TO DECLARE IHEDIOHA AS WINNER IF THEY DID NOT HAVE ANY CONNIVANCE WITH IHEDIOHA? You see, this case shows that PDP connived with INEC to rig the elections but failed at the point of proof before the supreme court. Clear cut and simple. |
ZombieHUNT:Onye mgbu |
adanny01:Which itself becomes a criminal case with possibility of jail time. They knew what they were doing |
redsun:The supreme court does not drift. it does not request for fresh evidence in its hearings. it only rules on cases as brought before it from lower courts. it then offers a proper interpretation of law and constitution governing such cases. The case in question was a simple and very rigid one in which uzodinma pleaded for the restoration of his "illegally" cancelled votes. He got favorable judgment in this regard and thus won the case. In this light the SC brought sanity not just to this case but to all other future cases similar to this one so they did their job extremely well |
redsun:That is not the business of the APEX court. They focused on the appeals brought before them and it had nothing to do with pointing out any other thing. If you want to read the full Judgment go here https://www.nairaland.com/5649058/full-supreme-court-judgement-imo You will see them state on numerous occasions that their focus is on the crux of the matter which is the omission of results meant for Hope Uzodinma. Simple |
OgundeleT:The Lord Errrrconomist them ![]() |
shadeyinka:Do you now see you are Psychotic? You do not subscribe to APC or PDP yet here you are leaning toward PDP and trying to slam APC for a Just judgement given by the SC. When someone said other parties got no votes you gladly jumped on that comment and said YES O NO VOTE O. When called out for the nonsense you have been posting i am now the villain ![]() Let me add to your last comment. FOUR LEGS GOOD; TWO LEGS BAD; ONE LEG INSANE. Go figure! |
DesChyko:Lmao so much nonsense piled into one post. INEC/IHEDIOHA rejected verbally and by law he who makes an assertion must prove it. The SC demanded for proof of their assertion that the results hope submitted were fake THEY COULD NOT PROVIDE EVEN ONE EVIDENCE. They were given the opportunity to verify that the results were fake as they alleged but did not and indeed could not. You cannot make careless comments in law. Everything must be deliberate and you have to be ready to defend your claim and this was what INEC/IHEDIOHA were asked to do. INEC/IHEDIOHA could not produce copies of their own. If INEC could not provide copies why could PDP/IHEDIOHA not also present copies of their own? The reason is because INEC connived with PDP and thus both of them were caught in the same trap and could not produce anything to back up their claim. Note it was UZODINMA vs INEC and PDP/IHEDIOHA 2 against 1 and yet the 2 could not provide even one evidence to defeat what 1 tendered. I am done with you. |
shadeyinka:You asked me a question and i referred you to the Judgment given to read and you still talk about evidence in the face of Judgment? Guy shift abeg you are confused |
shadeyinka:And i gave you an answer that should answer those and any other future questions you might have. Read the Judgement! |
shadeyinka:As a free citizen you have the right to sue. So go ahead and help us Sue Inec |
shadeyinka:As i submitted |
DesChyko:Lmao i knew a contender would fall for this trap i set ![]() Now i made a claim that Ihedioha got more votes than voters accredited and you asked me to prove it right? Same way Ihedioha and Inec claimed uzodinmas tendered results were fake and the Supreme court asked them to prove it. ![]() They however could not and thus threw out their case and Uzodinma got the victory You just simplified the ruling for yourself. Now it should be clear to you and others still contesting it. |
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honestly speaking I don't know how you APC dudes do it but I must confess you guys are very irritating and purely demonic. You lie more than demons