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Politics › Re: We Have Used All Channels To Warn Buhari Over Shi’ite Leader – Iran by BraniacX(m): 10:36pm On Jan 04, 2016
nobilie:
Iran again! I remember some time ago, a cocontainer loaded with arm(from Iran) landed at Apapa sea port. when the content was discovered, they simply claimed the shipment was not for Nigeria. Only God and those involved know how many of such must have passed unchecked. Now, they are interested in what happend to a Nigerian in Nigeria. Hmmmmm
one crate of orijin for you wink
finally someone who can piece clues together, point is, there's already a Shiite militia in Nigeria, well armed and well trained waiting for a convenient excuse to launch itself, the arrest of a certain Iranian some years back who was taking photographs of key government facilities and installations comes to mind, also the arrest of suspected hezbollah linked Lebanese businessmen in kano about two years ago comes to mind, my opinion, the pieces are falling into place and Iran has never been a country to make callous statements they can't back by force, buhari is using the state apparatus of Nigeria to wage the Sunni-shiite war in favour of his Sunni sect and Iran will hit back and hit hard even if it is by proxy plus the fact that there are many southern Nigerians who'll love to see that happen.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Real-Madrids Manager, Rafael Benítez, Sacked!! by BraniacX(m): 10:02pm On Jan 04, 2016
MisterGrace:
Except Wenger.
tongue
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Real-Madrids Manager, Rafael Benítez, Sacked!! by BraniacX(m): 9:55pm On Jan 04, 2016
otemanuduno:
I, the GREAT FOOTBALL PROPHET, have declared this before, but you GENERATION of doubters did not believe it.

Here are the full PROPHECIES and 2/18 of it has been fulfilled already with the number 6 still on point.

See the original prophecy thread here: www.nairaland.com/2835815/football-prophecy-2016#41651065

FOOTBALL PROPHECY 2016



Meanwhile here are the football prophecies
for 2016:
Note- No. 5 of it has been fulfilled before. Some Nairalanders can testify to
that. If you doubt the prophet, thy Football
Club shall perish forever. Believe the
PROPHET and make profit.
1. Barcelona will win the la liga and the
Champions League back to back for the
first
time.
2. Arsenal will lose Home and Away to
Barcelona in the UCL.
3. Chelsea will qualify to Q/final ahead of
PSG.
4. Man city will not qualify to quarter final
despite an easy draw against Dynamo
kyev.

5. Man utd will end their unwinning streak
in
their first match in January.

6. Chelsea's Hiddink will not lose a match
in
January.…still in progress.
7. Bayern Munich will win the Bundesliga.
8. Tottenham Hotspur will win the EPL.
9. Leicester City will make the Top 4.
10. Man utd and Chelsea will not make the
top four.
11. Ighalo and Lukaku will end up the two
highest goal scorers in the EPL.
12. Lionel Messi will win the world best.
13. Juventus will claim the Seria A title
again.
14. PSG will win the French League.
15. Suarez will be the Highest Goal Scorer
in
La Liga.
16. Benitez will be sacked before the end
of
his tenure in Real Madrid.

17. Mourinho will take charge of Man utd
but
will not still make top four.
18. Real Madrid will drop out at the Quarter
Final of the UCL.
I dey watch you style style cheesy
Celebrities › Re: In Her Opinion, Does This Justify Don Jazzy Action? (snapshot) by BraniacX(m): 6:12pm On Jan 03, 2016
midassultan:
see as you just yarn dust. Abeg swerve
Haha! But by your logic him no call your name na undecided

Now you understand how it felt to be don jazzy tongue
Celebrities › Re: In Her Opinion, Does This Justify Don Jazzy Action? (snapshot) by BraniacX(m): 6:04pm On Jan 03, 2016
midassultan:
in my own opinion, he never mentioned don's name. Nothng warrants degrading a fellow celebrity on stage in front of the whole world. He pricked his ego na. He is supposed to act like the don he is and let it slide.. I strongly blif badoo was referrng to d management. Even if at all he meant to diss d mavins crew, he sha ddnt mention any of there name so d damage was minimal. Don reply only added petrol to a burning fire. He obviously misunderstood olamide.
Wow! shocked
The lengths you olamide fans are willing to stretch reality to to rationalize the irrational is simply...................................... ........ Depressing undecided it shows any of or varying combinations of lack of education, lack of comprehension, lack of maturity, lack of honesty, lack of fairness and equity and abundance of hypocrisy.
Celebrities › Re: In Her Opinion, Does This Justify Don Jazzy Action? (snapshot) by BraniacX(m): 5:45pm On Jan 03, 2016
midassultan:
Nothing justifies his actions. He acted like a jack ass. Olamide wasnt actually referring to him, he never mentioned his name. He ddnt say reekado wasnt worth it, he was referring to the management for being biased. He only expressed himself because his boy wasnt given a fair chance and the so called boss took it upon himself out of what i call an act of show off and pompousness to go on stage and utter the most embarrassing statement to a fellow celebrity. We are talking about olamide's ego na. I ddnt expect anything less from the acclaimed street king. And i am not even an olamide fan. The fact needed to be said. #Yawns
Obviously reading doesn't equate to comprehension undecided

Rubbish
Politics › Re: Senate Forgery: FG Decides On Ekweremadu, Others This Week by BraniacX(m): 5:39pm On Jan 03, 2016
allthingsgood:
[s][/s]

We should be checking your own certificate. Cos how will someone who went to school be questioning how an army general has no certificate. Abandon this ridiculous idea already, election campaign is long over!
we have questioned so provide it or go fvck yourself undecided
Politics › Re: Nigeria Won’t Release 2 Detainees Despite Court Orders. Washington Post. by BraniacX(m): 10:54pm On Dec 31, 2015
OrlandoOwoh:
Gbuo onwe gi. Did you ask Washington Post if they've done a report on those that are held in Guantanamo Bay that have been denied the servicer of attornies?
matter of fact they have repeatedly, Washington post is a liberal and pro democrats media house, they are among those who keep highlighting this issue again and again and helped Obama campaign on this issue as a human right issue which Obama campaigned about (shutting gitmo) helping him win the presidency in the first place, but try as much as he did, Washington post and Obama came to realise that the bill that created gitmo) placed it, its inmates and its activities outside the reach of the U.S constitution and repealing that law required the support of republicans which frankly is never gonna happen once the national security sentiment is whipped in the red states, so gitmo's existence is despite efforts to shut it down by Obama and not in violation of U.S's laws not buhari's type of condescendence and support while flouting court orders and our Nigerian constitution
Politics › Re: Nigeria Won’t Release 2 Detainees Despite Court Orders. Washington Post. by BraniacX(m): 10:39pm On Dec 31, 2015
omenka:
Dude, read my fingers: I DON'T CARE about you people's opinion. The WP's article isn't gonna change ANYTHING.

Nnamumudi Kaalluu is a bloody criminal, a terrorist, an imposter, a con artist, and a mad man, and would be treated as such.

Deal with it. cheesy
are you prosecutor, judge and jury now! huh shocked imagine the list of crimes you're convicting Kalu for! or is that a whiff of dementia seeping of your breath? undecided
Politics › Re: Nigeria Won’t Release 2 Detainees Despite Court Orders. Washington Post. by BraniacX(m):
omenka:
Do I look like a give a fvck about you or your opinion??

Mstcheeeew.
what colour of fl-rag should be waved to mynd44 on this one? undecided is it red, [color=crimson]crimson[/color], [color=scarlet]scarlet[/color] or [color=maroon]maroon[/color]? angry oh cripes! they'll the same sorry (silly me tongue) well, seems we have an impasse, though i'll like to see how our resident nairaland online police plays this one out, banning me and not banning you! am praying its so, for a so called recently oh so sensitive to foul language and obeyer(forgive the deliberate grammatical assassination) of rules you'll like to portray yourself as, you're coming of a bit rich and hypocritical grin aha! cheesy that's the word! "hypocrisy" grin if only I had a nickel for every time that word is ascribed to you grin
Politics › Re: Nigeria Won’t Release 2 Detainees Despite Court Orders. Washington Post. by BraniacX(m): 10:19pm On Dec 31, 2015
omenka:
From the beginning, they said Nnamumudi Kalluu has nuclear weapons and would visit the country with one of them soon, killing every living being in it besides Biafrans- we didn't see as much as a fire cracker.

Then they said he cannot be arrested- we was.

Then they dared the State to keep him beyond two days- he's been in a dungeon for over two months.

Then they said Vladamir Putin has ordered his release- he remains in the dungeons!

Then they said a lawmaker in the UK wrote a petition to their parliament for his unconditional release- that was over a month ago, dude's still languishing in the dungeons.

Then they said David Cameron has ordered his release since he's a UK citizen otherwise they would go to war with Nigeria- DSS got offended and increased the liquidity of his beans meal.

Then they protested on the streets- it didn't change anything.

Then they gave an Ultimatum- it has since expired and NOTHING has happened.

Then they said only an Igbo President could calm them down- PDP zoned the presidency to the North!

Then they demanded 8billion bribe to stop their protests- not a penny has been given them and I doubt Baba would give any.

Now they've brought Washington post article- Na today?? Ask them about detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
taper of on your weed addiction, I know you're wary of withdrawal symptoms undecided
Politics › Re: FG Committed To Winning Boko Haram War By December 31 – Lai Mohammed by BraniacX(m): 10:07pm On Dec 31, 2015
okotv:
simple.... The war wasn't taken serious even Jonathan attested to this fact. We lost so many men that everyone posted to war zones were not expected back. It was that bad but with the relocation of the headquarters of the operation to the zone concerned, changes have been felt. Promotions are given as at when due, weapons are sufficient and a lot I cannot say for safety reasons. You can go over my posts to see for yourself.
was the war as unconventional back then as it is now or is its unconventionalism a recent discovery to you? and if so, what prompted this new reality check?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Won’t Release 2 Detainees Despite Court Orders. Washington Post. by BraniacX(m): 9:55pm On Dec 31, 2015
omenka:
How many Gitmo inmates has the government of US released on orders from her courts?? As a matter of fact, how many of the inmates have seen the insides of a court room since detention??

Nnamumudi Kalluu will rot in jail like those terrorists in Gitmo and heavens won't fall, just like it didn't in the US.
is gitmo in U.S constitutional jurisdiction? undecided or you think we won't know the difference? you want to paint the U.S as flouting court orders same as Nigeria's buhari in order to excuse buharis's impunity and you think everyone is fooled? angry let's just pretend the U.S actually did, will that make it alright for Nigeria to do the same? I thought we were supposed to emulate only best practices obtainable anywhere? oh now those you deem undesirable are being locked up and their constitutional rights are being suppressed and you feel cool with it forgetting that with each such privilege you grant to a potential despot (no assumption on this one) it takes a step to becoming his/her right and someday when someone you know falls victim, you scream to high heavens about suppressed rights and neglected constitution forgetting the licence you granted the despot at the beginning with your silence/support. there's far too much impunity in Nigeria already to add blatant presidential support of impunity to it, if/as the attitude trickles down the line of executive and legislative power holders/brokers, imagine the domino and exponential effect of impunity we're looking at and somehow you think you, your friends and family won't be affected?
in femi kuti's vpoice "I sorry sorry oh!
I sorry for Nige-eria--aa!
I sorry sorry oh!
i sorry for.................(well, you of course)
"
Politics › Re: FG Committed To Winning Boko Haram War By December 31 – Lai Mohammed by BraniacX(m): 9:18pm On Dec 31, 2015
okotv:
we in the military do not vote or actively support any political parties while in service. We fight for you. That's our job.
and if no one appreciates that, I do from the bottom of my heart, but just one quick question, what was your sentiment about the precise nature of this war pre-buhari? were you as objective and realistic back then as you are now? honesty here please because records do exist to prove it, am just trying to weed out any hypocrisy here and just in case you are wondering,(though it should be quite obvious) I belong to a set of Nigerians who lost their objectivity after the massive dosage of hypocrisy and conspiracy to silence of major media players and APcheats politicians post election, just so you know where am coming from. thank you and happy new year
Politics › Re: FG Committed To Winning Boko Haram War By December 31 – Lai Mohammed by BraniacX(m): 7:08pm On Dec 30, 2015
okotv:
You think terrorism is conventional warhuh Forget about what they have been spilling cause they are politicians and don't follow us to the battle field
And when exactly did the unconvetionalism of this war dawn on you? Before or after the APCheats election victory and presidential inauguration? undecided
Politics › Re: FG Committed To Winning Boko Haram War By December 31 – Lai Mohammed by BraniacX(m): 10:55pm On Dec 29, 2015
okotv:
You live far away from the north yet you know what's up.... Can you compare Dec 2014 to that of this yearhuh? I have lived up north since September and know how far.The war against terrorism cannot just stop like switching of a tap on.

And on a serious note, swear words weren't needed.
seriously? shocked

but I thought that was exactly what apcheats, Lai Mohammed, Sahara reporters and co wanted us to believe before buhari assumed power and sat on the hotseat? undecided
Romance › Re: Ladies,.. What Are The Funniest Things Guys Toasting You Have Said? by BraniacX(m): 10:19pm On Dec 29, 2015
YourMain:
What point is this ?
that most perversions are perpetrated outta sight wink like say...............under the hijab. damn! grin you couldn't get more covert than that and am sure he knows too, so don't mind him
Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Ladies Act The Way They Do by BraniacX(m): 3:36pm On Dec 29, 2015
Oliviaarims:
Hehehehe.
c'mon for the sake of researchers and academics at least grin we are counting on you please wink
Politics › Re: Buhari Tops BBC's Africa's Best Quotes of 2015 by BraniacX(m): 3:29pm On Dec 29, 2015
Ebukaobi:
While Buhari is focusing on his job of turning Nigeria around, IPOB youths are busy spreading propaganda everywhere.

Now an International media organisation has recognized the impact of Buhari's statements and actions but wailers will still complain

God bless Buhari

God bless Nigeria
impact huh? what bloody impact you blithering idi0t? undecided
Politics › Re: Media Giving Oxygen To Boko Haram, Says Lai by BraniacX(m): 3:03pm On Dec 29, 2015
seeing the justice you guys have done to this thread, it becomes unnecessary for me to add to it seeing as awareness is at an all time high! kudos guys and girls wink and as a wailing wailer we won't stop wailing till apcheats fulfil all their campaign promises

GOD bless Nigeria
Politics › Re: Fani-kayode Writes Open Letter To Buhari On The War Against Boko Haram by BraniacX(m): 9:36am On Dec 29, 2015
WaffenSS:
You're perfectly at liberty to be rude, because I'll certainly be rude to anyone who calls my tribe terrorists.

Oh yes I can lecture you because I'm fulani. You know nothing about us besides the myopic and garbled nonsense idiots like FFK drum down your largely hollow skulls.

The herdsmen are substantially more in number than the urban and even rural fulanis. If we're so violent, why aren't places we dominate going up in flames?

Fulanis are in greater numbers in adamawa, sokoto, bauchi, katsina, and there's lots of us in kano, yobe, kaduna, kebbi, jigawa, and so on. Is there any history of fulani marauders there?

What about the rest of Africa? We're in mali, senegal and much of the sahel.

You see how your primitive xenophobia is making you dizzy and delusional?

Talking sense to brainless motherfucckers is a chore at best and a futile gesture at worst.

But who am I kidding? Anyone who takes the rantings of a man no one accords any iota of intellectual respect as worthy of consideration is already irredeemably lost to sense and reasoning.
your opinion

your right and entitlement

ffk's opinion in this regard echoes mine so maybe am ranting and delusional too, but if that tags me xenophobic and still keeps me safe, well hell yeah!

maybe this analysis does injustice to you as a person same way racial profiling does injustice to many an African American, but still, stats are damning and once a victim, it will be one hell of a ask trying to be politically correct and as for me if I should interact with you in public and identify you as a fulani, I will err on the side of safety by carrying a concealed weapon, my apologies, my scar is mental and I hate being a helpless victim
Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Ladies Act The Way They Do by BraniacX(m): 9:16am On Dec 29, 2015
emusmith:
hmmm, she is a dog, to mince my words. That's an euphemism sef. How did you get to know?
dog? no shocked

right term is b1tch, yeah bitches are those female dogs that are notorious for ................................ you catch my drift? wink
Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Ladies Act The Way They Do by BraniacX(m): 9:12am On Dec 29, 2015
Oliviaarims:
Well, ur asking me if I could listen to myself sounded a bit off, like u got pissed. And yes, I can't relate to any.

When a girl visits u and she says she wants to be on her way in the next 45mins. Don't stand up readily to show her the door. She expects u to persuade her to stay a little longer.

If she calls u at night or early in the morning when u're still sleeping, don't tell her she woke u up. Or perhaps, if u do and she says "Ok, bye." Pls, don't re-echo "bye." Lol. She wouldn't be happy about that, especially if she really did want to talk to you.
.

There are so many other things. When I have the strength, I may list more. I can relate to those two I wrote up there.
pls do tell grin

am an apt pupil attracted to mundane topics and studies without any particular application cheesy
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by BraniacX(m): 5:04am On Dec 29, 2015
Sultan5:
When i said asistance i mean in real time that is when i fight is going on.

How did I insult ur intelligence concerning Iroh. I said he is a strong contender what else is there to say

Did you read my post at all. If u did u could see i was just picking fun @Korra to probably lighten the mood.

The problem here is your so focus on this that you r trying to make it personal. But i had i great day and i wouldnt let you ruin it.

N concerning Avatar 1st firebending teacher. I honestly thought Iroh was the 1. Even now i still cant remember who ur refering to.

Honestly though you take things too serious. The only definitive things i said is respect Zuko, and his supremacy over Azula.

N concerning the poison please read lordprogress's post 4 a more clearer view.

Today was christmas i was just poking fun @Korra. So men chill

And lastly i didnt really get ur point about Azula. What was it u were driving at? Anyways i tink i said all i needed to say concerning Azula in my last post.

I guess thats it really?
Have a nice rest.
the spirit of one of master tensin's kids, ikki i think, gave korra a realtime assistance in her fight against unalaq and vaattu just when she was being overwhelmed and her spirit on the brink of total corruption, it doesn't get more realtime than that and having remembered this, I guess my list of korra's spiritual fallbacks, guides and supporters would never be complete as there are just so many of them. have yourself a lovely day too.
Politics › Re: Fani-kayode Writes Open Letter To Buhari On The War Against Boko Haram by BraniacX(m): 4:55am On Dec 29, 2015
WaffenSS:
You can say fulani miscreants, or even criminals.
But not herdsmen.

And in every tribe and culture everyone has thugs and killers. Amongst FFK's yorubas are some undesirables, and don't even get me started on igbos.
i wouldn't want to be rude to you and say something out of anger but until you've become a victim at least once and gotten a mental or physical scar to show for it and subsequently taken pains to study their patterns of activity across the country, do not presume to lecture me about marauding fulani herdsmen! there are only three types of fulani herdsmen and you can deny all you want

1. those who have commited a crime be it murder, rape, theft, vandalism and/or sabotage and were caught and paid the price for it or somebody in their group paid the price for it.

2. those who have commited the crime and got away with it without anybody outside their group being none the wiser and/or commited the crime and remain untouchable even with it being common knowledge outside their group especially the victims family due to protection from political forces who wield these fulani herdsmen, a fortunate but not so randomly placed top security official like a military or naval commandant or a commissioner of police of hausa/fulani extraction taking away recourse to the law from the victims and shielding the culprits and also fear of further reprisals if revenge or some semblance of justice is sought.

3. those who are yet to commit a crime but are on the constant lookout for an easy or soft Target to hone their skills and machinations on.

I don't expect you to agree with me on this and neither am I disputing your statement of there being criminal elements in every societal subset but you'll notice I didn't say fulani as a tribe as I don't have enough information on that to make an assertion, I selected out fulani herdsmen in particular because their antecedents have been well documented with countless survivor eye reports (including mine) and are as such irrefutable. having a different opinion is entirely your right undecided
Politics › Re: Fani-kayode Writes Open Letter To Buhari On The War Against Boko Haram by BraniacX(m): 7:45pm On Dec 28, 2015
WaffenSS:
The biggest fallacy is believing FFK is fighting for the common man, or the victims of Boko Haram.

A great many of the victims of BH are the very Fulani herdsmen FFK vilifies at every opportunity.
And what of the victims of these fulani herdsmen, are they figments of FFK's imagination too
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by BraniacX(m): 7:08pm On Dec 27, 2015
cao:
Which Zuko are we talking about - old man Zuko, hothead Zuko, conflicted Zuko or Zuko that finally got his shtako together in the last season? And why should I explain if yes? Why does only one answer warrant an explanation? That already shows a bias to your questioning. Okay, I'm done playing devil's advocate.

I believe I removed myself from this argument/discussion a long while ago, with team Korra, I've always maintained that Asami would beat the snot out of Sokka, six ways till Sunday. Sokka, might have learnt from the Kyoshi Warriors and a sword master, but given Asami's father prejudice against benders, she probably learnt all her martial arts from masters. Sokka is intelligent, a decent strategist, but he sure as hell doesn't have the engineering prowess of Asami, he's street smart, she's book smart. We are better off with pitting Asami against Ty Lee, now I'd pay good money for that fight.

Bolin & Mako might be both excellent benders, but I don't believe they were trained extensively by any masters, they were orphaned street kids that at some point turned to crime before turning probenders. But, Toph & Zuko came from privileged. Yes, Toph family sucked, but she learnt from the original Earth benders - Badger Moles, and she discovered a new subset of Earth bending, Mako might have a slight advantage with lava bending, since that would definitely distort her "reading" of the earth. But, it won't end well for Bolin. Zuko learnt from his Uncle & the original fire benders - Dragons, he might have lacked the control in the beginning thanks to his anger and need for honour, but by the end of the show, he learnt to be patient and observe properly. He was the first one to notice that Azula was not all there, 'cause let's face it, we all know (including team Aang, Zuko's family, random guy on the street) that Azula was the better bender & fighter...But, in the long run, Mako's experience pales to Zuko's, the brothers will try to put up a fight, but they'd lose. See, I still gave an explanation for no...

As for Aang & Korra. I don't know, the Avatars are an interesting bunch with their ever changing personalities and fighting styles. As seen in their premiere season, Aang was a classic runner & avoider, as an airbender, he's default setting is to avoid. Korra (like the previous water Avatar) was the eternal challenger, the go-getter, the muscle - let's be frank, Korra was ripped. The first thing we saw Aang do was delay his responsibility, while with Korra she wanted to get on with it, remember kid!Korra's proclamation - I'm the Avatar, deal with it. By the end of it all, Korra might have lost her connection to all the past Avatars, but she regained a stronger connection with Ravaa, she's the avatar that truly created balance with the spirits and the humans. Aang created balance with the humans. And those that keep going on about the Avatar state, Aang appears to have relied on it more than Korra and we've seen that thanks to his emotional state, he subconsciously slipped into it more times than Korra. Aang's non-violent solution to dangerous benders was to take away their bending....well, that turned out to bite his future self in the ass.

As you can see, I've not given a real definitive, regardless of whom my previous paragraph might lead to. With those two, it could go either way...
Classic!! wink
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by BraniacX(m): 5:50pm On Dec 25, 2015
slyowokoya:
Dudes pls, this argument is old.
TLA and TLK creators didn't explore Aangs full potential. His story was really simple unlike Korra. TLK was a more grown-up narrative. In the eyes of someone who had grown since TLA Korra story will be more appealing but if ur just too attached to ur younger years then TLA is for you.
I love TLA but TLK for me was more interesting.

That said, team Korea would kick team Aang back to their childhoods
well yours is an argument I have no issues with. complements of the season wink
Nairaland General › Re: Compare And Contrast These Christmas Wishes And Judge For Yourself.(image) by BraniacX(m): 5:34pm On Dec 25, 2015
BABANGBALI:
tongue
representing wailers to the fullest cool and babangbali can bank on that wink
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by BraniacX(m):
Sultan5:
Sorry i didnt get the bolded part. Anyways

1stly, I think lordprogress made some very good remarks in the previous page about some of these issues. And about ur question? Mine still stands because Aang would not have been poisoned in d first place.

And about Vaatu dont overblow the importance of fighting him. Because Korra's naivity set him lose in the first place. If it was Aang lol am sure dat the number of people to have fought him would still be 1 lol. I guess we'll never no.

And about Korra's spirituality i never said she didnt find a way in d end i said it caused a lot of harm.

Iroh is a strong contender no doubt. And so was Azula bt her unstable mental state and rashness gives Zuko(the 1 in d last season) an immerse edge over her.

Please respect Zuko he grew up he owned his skills and even went further. And with that twin diao da sword or watever its called. He is unstopable. This is a cheap shot though but he could even beat Korra. Lol

And lastly smile its the holidays. Merry Christmas
the meaning of what I said is that the backing you claim aang gets from toph and zuko in physical challenges isn't more significant than the backing korra gets from master tensin, the white lotus, the spirit of general iroh, firelord zukko and even zaheer in spiritual challenges,

on iroh vs zukko, please, don't insult my intelligence undecided
on zukko vs azula, we all know that mental insanity and depression caused by a feeling of betrayal and abandonment by everyone she felt she deserved love from especially her long lost mum gave zukko the edge in that agni-kai or else quoting ozzai "some people (azula) are born lucky while others (zukko) are lucky to be born"

on zukko vs aangs first firebending master and member of the white lotus whose name I can't seem to remember, good you were mute on him, seeing as he was the greatest firebender of his generation and others if I may be bold enough to make the claim grin and for him, firebending was both a burden and an art (try and beat that wink )

and why wouldn't aang have been poisoned?

because unlike korra he wouldn't have surrendered himself to zaheer when the entire air nation or her family is captured right? undecided or what exactly is your line of argument here?

and on korra's naively setting vaattu loose, tell me what choice aang would have made differently given the hostage unalaq had?
just don't make callous statements on the premise of assumptions because if you really understand aang's personal nature like you claim to do, you would have understood that he would've done exactly what korra did if loved ones like katara were ever threatened.

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