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basilico:
He is using the same cdc website.Does it matter really about the messenger or the message?
And for the record Alex Jones on Jan 6 was screaming via a megaphone to the crowd not to go into the Capitol because it was a setup. There is a video of that ..but a cnn educated life skills graduate would never know that

Do you now agree that the rona vaccine is causing deaths?

basilico:
You are not informed.
Check out here. CDC.. They are playing down the numbers.




https://wonder.cdc.gov/vaers.html


Don't trust Alex Jones but there is more reporting about the downplayment

https://www.infowars.com/posts/caught-cdc-deletes-thousands-of-covid-vaccine-deaths/


The exact same web page showed from
December 14, 2020, to July 19, 2021,
12,313 deaths were reported.
That’s a 6,234 death increase in six days!
However, on July 21, just two days later,
the website claimed the number of deaths
reported after receiving the COVID vaccine
was back down to 6,207.
So, what is the real number?



Some time ago I reiterated that COVID-19 deaths from vaccines are more than all other vaccine deaths combined. I also read somewhere that some cities have had more rona vaccine deaths than from the actual rona infections.

I've added a second screenshot showing reported number of deaths broken down by respective vaccine.

vasel15:
Speak English or pidgin, this is why nairaland is real if na Facebook or twitter I for don block you

vasel15:
We know on forums mods are mini gods especially the bias ones we know here but I am glad we don't have any block button so there is freedom of speech among us even though bias mods might remove it, but we can face each other unlike twitter where someone can just block you if they disagree with your own opinion , so imagine how many people these monikers below would have blocked on nairaland. Lol do you agree and add yours

I was blocked on Facebook by chukwuaustin because he can't take the truth, I want to see him block me on nairaland, lol and Oyigboupdate aka ijele can block people on Facebook but not on nairaland

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benalvino3:
You went from systemic racism to systemic discrimination. In life money talks and its a sad reality.

ignis:
Why will the villagers try to attack Buhari’s boys?

benalvino3:
Its not discrimination oooo. It is wrong but not discrimination. If you live in a poor area, whether you be bill gate son or Obama daughter, you must attend schools in your district that's the law trump was trying to end.

They see it as theft if you go to a school outside your district. This has nothing to with skin color or ethnicity. It is the same or kinda same thing here. Rich people tend to live at the GRA etc and poor people live at poor areas. The rich will remain or get rich because of all they benefit while the poor remains poor because of lack of adequate funds in their education system. This affects all race and ethnicity so don't make it a systemic racism affecting blacks

benalvino3:
I don't know what you are arguing or getting at, but it's illegal to enroll your Kid outside their district

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/434051-story-of-mother-sentenced-to-jail-for-enrolling-child-in

benalvino3:
. Evidence

The 34-year-old Bridgeport woman pleaded guilty in a Norwalk court to charges of first-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit first-degree larceny for illegally enrolling her 6-year-old son in Norwalk public school despite living here.

"This case is about the convictions for the sale of narcotics to an undercover police officer," the judge said. "I think you understand that because that is really the essence of what has gotten you into the predicament you find yourself today."
https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/Tanya-McDowell-sentenced-to-5-years-in-prison-3437974.php

benalvino3:
Lol, I told you racism in maths was a thing and I used South Africa as an example. That practice is no more. No one will deny the past was not filled with evil. We are in the present

benalvino3:
That's how it is in the US that's why you can't go to school outside your district and if your parents send you to school outside they will arrest you. Trump ended that rubbish.

benalvino3:
I told you about actual racism in maths and I gave you this example that day we talked about that book. If you can go back you will see where I mentioned it.

Local property taxes provide most of the funding for public school and this varies in accordance to the relative affluence of each neighborhood. Reduced funding can limit available electives, or Advanced Placement courses. The public education system provides the classes needed to obtain a General Education Development (GED) and obtain a job or pursue higher education. The education system can deem higher level courses unnecessary, therefore omitting these courses from public school curriculum. Though earning a diploma, students' education can be limiting, and most of the disadvantaged population includes those in a lower income city or neighborhood. Racial and ethnic minorities primarily comprise this population. As Kozol talks about in his book, Racial Inequality, school infrastructure and the surrounding neighborhoods play a big factor in funding allocation. Frequently, students drop out due to lack of support from parents or school faculty.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_funding_in_the_United_States#%3A%7E%3Atext%3DThe_Local_government_allocates_education%2Cfund_local_expenditures%2C_including_education.?wprov=sfla1

benalvino3:
School funding are based on property tax. If you live in a poor neighborhood, it is likely that the schools around there will be poorly funded

benalvino3:
Take south Africa for example, there was a time blacks were not allowed to get the same level of maths. But as I said things has change and it is left for everyone to take their chances.

benalvino3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yC3uxBIHDZY

Watch

yourshopkwikguy:
Wow so amazing..
The most funniest thing is that over 5 out of this people didn't study any course relating to Finances or banking in their bachelor's degree..I am so amazed about that. I'm also an engineering student but have so much zeal for business and hope to expand on this very soon.

Goodvibes007:
Too bad. This is a result of conspiracy theories and misinformation from the GQP.

benalvino3:
Before anyone can say discrimination or systemic racism, look at the qualifications. Asians are on top of the food chain and they are not whites. Stereotypes builds as a result of performance by one ethnic group.

Futureleader201:
THE ALMAJIRI SYSTEM
(What you don't know about it)

As a Nigeria, walking through the streets of some northern state, it is common to find bedraggled boys between the ages of 4 and 15 with bowls inundating every cranny begging for food and alms. These boys are popularly referred to as Almajiri meaning students of Islam. What you know about these urchins is their nuisances on our streets with their dirty appearances. What you don't know, however, about these little menaces is their political significance and relevance to the islamic ideology of the oligarchic north. These young boys, as innocent and innocuous they may appear, are well bred soldiers of Islam. These footsoldiers are highly trained ideological mercenaries whose main targets are non Muslims and regions not yet in the hands of Islamic leadership. It is a well thought out scheme that is well hidden to the ordinary eye. Here is how it works.

It is important you know before hand that there two classes of people in the core North. They are the elites and the "talakawas" (the poor). It is intriguing to know that every member of the society embraces his class contentedly with a conviction that it is the will of God for the rich to be rich and the poor to be poor. The elites are the ones destined to enjoy the spoils of life. They are however saddled with the responsibility of handing to the poor. The poor on the other expect their livelihood out of the benevolence of the elites. Sometimes you will see the poor actually praying for the rich to be blessed even more so that these rich elites can hand to the poor as charities. Imaging this prayer "Allay ya baka ka ba mu" (Allah should give to you so that you can give to us (the poor)). This is pure poverty mentality.

The responsibility of the Talakawa, however, in this skewed society is simple. The poor talakawas are to proliferate through breeding enough Almajiris to attain different causes of islam. I will tell you more about these causes in later paragraphs. Take a shoe shiner (mobile cobbler) for instance. His income in a day is between N300 to N500. He probably has two wives and eight children. Three of these children could be boys and the rest girls. Because of his meager income he is not able to fend for the family, he then leans on the Almajhri system that will absorb the boys. The girls are sent to early marriages under the guise that they are protecting them from prostitution. In other cases the girls are asked to hawk on the street to save some money for their marriages. It is a vicious cycle that perpetuate this ugly trend.

The boys, as young as four, are handed to an Islamic scholar often referred to as Mallam. This Mallams is teacher, proprietor, and everything a formal learning institution needs, all embodied in one individual. His school is often his compound where he makes a makeshift bug infested classroom that suffices for classroom and hostel at the same time. These children that may number up to 60 Almajiris are admitted into these ramshackle schools under the harshest learning curriculum. They are flogged and whipped to memorize the Koran. In the hands of a radically fanatic Mallam, these children are thought to hate others who are not of the faith of Islam.

In the care of a Mallam who sometimes is not able to fend for these kids these children are sent out into the streets armed with a bowl to beg for remnants of food eaten by people. Sometimes to complement what they have they scavenge refuse dumps to get whatever seems edible at the time. And when sympathetic passerby give them alms they judiciously hand moneys realized to their Mallam. These children will not bath with good soaps for years consequently they grow up with strange body odors.

Upon graduation after many year with mallam with no parental guidance and care they are ready for any of these purposes. Some of them are sent to states yet determined as Islamic states with a little percentage of their savings from begging given to them by their mallam. When they arrive these states they are often assimilated by an imam of a mosque. The mosque, other than a place of worship, provides accommodation and skills acquisition centres. This is where they learn how to become water vendors, mobile cobblers, mobile pedicurist/manicurists, and a host of other menial jobs. While at it, they study the characteristic of the people in their host environment. The information they provide is crucial for the decision makers in the north for political manipulations for instance.

The other set of this almajiris are saddled with the task of impregnating young unsuspecting girls and converting them to Islam. There is a fetish side to this act. Those who achieve this feat are rewarded immensely. The case of Ese Oruru should come to mind at this point.

The last set is the one that provide recruitment of soldiers into terrorist cells such as Boko Haram.

When GEJ was building schools for the almajiris he thought he was doing the core north a favor. He was actually tempering with a delicate system instituted by the north in furtherance of Islamic agenda in Nigeria.

I write this exposé because I want you to know what the whole system of almajiri is all about the next time you see a young almajiri boy dangling a plate in front of you asking for alms. Just remember that standing in front of you then is the first ring in a long chain of an Islamic plot to capture Nigerian.

Insidenaija:
Marcus Rashford has defended his off-field partnerships following claims that he profited from his campaigning, Newspremises reports.

The Manchester United and England star earned an MBE for his charitable efforts helping feed children in need throughout the last year-and-a-half.

Rashford called out the government on a number of occasions during the pandemic to ensure schoolchildren were given access to meals, which resulted in U-turns and a shift in policy, and he did a huge amount to raise funds for charity.

The forward, who was racially abused after missing a penalty in the final of Euro 2020, tweeted on Tuesday night that he had heard political magazine The Spectator was planning to run a story suggesting he has ‘benefitted commercially’ from his charity work and decided to speak against it.

"Just heard @spectator are planning to run a story on me tomorrow about how I have benefitted commercially in the last 18 months," Rashford tweeted.

"To clarify, I don't need to partner with brands. I partner because I want to progress the work I do off the pitch and most of any fee I would receive contributes to that.

"Last summer, 1.3M children had access to food support, through my relationship with Burberry children have a safe place to be after school where they will be fed, following the November investment vulnerable children have safe places to go this summer holiday, and due to my relationship with Macmillan 80,000 children now have a book to call their own.

"Do I have a larger commercial appeal following the u-turns? I'm sure. But I'm also a Manchester United and England international footballer. Why has there always got to be a motive? Why can't we just do the right thing?"

Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/marcus-rashford-defends-his-charity-partnerships-over-claims-he-benefited-commercially/

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shadeyinka:
If the bolded in your quote above is NOT baseless, then, you should be able to consent that there may be other believed beliefs that are in the sane category.

A statement like:
"I believe I can eat up a create of eggs" is not baseless for a person who has never tried eating a create of eggs.

However, a person who has in the past eaten more than one create of eggs in a sitting may claim "I know that I can eat up a create of eggs"

Both statements above are valid expressions.

DissTroy:
Actually, most people are gullible. Maybe not stupid but easily impressed upon. Religion and the acceptance of religious excesses like fanaticism are some of such proofs that people are gullible. Preach CRT religiously for decades and the effects are the same - mindless sheep feeding on what they are being fed without questioning if it's toxic or not.

I believe Black History should taught but go beyond victimhood. Most Black Americans are ignorant about the world around them and Black History as a whole. Most don't know more than "our fathers used to be slaves and were imported from Africa".

Most don't even know the Hieroglyphics was formed and written by people with same woolly hair and brown skin as them.

Most don't even know their slave ancestors had cultures of literacy already before enslavement; like the Nsibidi writing system of the Akwa-Cross people, which was also adopted by their Igbo cousins from Arochukwu and beyond.

Most don't know who Mansa Musa was.

This is the black history they need to learn. Know the dark past but learn the good and hold your head high in pride.

Why does racism exist in Scotland?
For many hundreds of years, white British society has enjoyed a position of economic, social, and political power over non-white people in Britain and across the world through empire and colonialism and their after-effects. Although people in Scotland often know little about this history, the social attitudes that developed over this time are still present in our society. This is known as ‘white ideology’, or sometimes as ‘white supremacy’. The advantages that this still brings to white majority ethnic Scottish people are known as ‘white privilege’.
https://www.crer.scot/what-is-racism

benalvino3:
You know the media and politicians are lying that Texas ban teaching that kkk is morally wrong right?

Texas Republicans apparently worried not enough people know they’re abject racists

So just to be clear, they‘ve passed a bill eliminating a requirement for public schools to teach students that the KKK and its white supremacist reign of terror were “morally wrong.” Yes, that’s right: They don‘t like the bad rap the Ku Klux Klan has been getting. Per HuffPo:

The cut is among some two dozen curriculum requirements dropped from the new measure, along with studying Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, the works of United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez, Susan B. Anthony’s writings about the women’s suffragist movement, and Native American history. Critics say the state is promoting an “anti-civics” education.

Senate Bill 3—passed last Friday 18-4—drops most mentions of people of color and women from the state’s required curriculum. That includes eliminating a requirement that students be taught the “history of white supremacy, including but not limited to the institution of slavery, the eugenics movement, and the Ku Klux Klan, and the ways in which it is morally wrong.”

The new bill echoes language from last month’s law that bars teachers from requiring students to develop “an understanding” of the 1619 Project, which calls for a far more profound examination of the significance of slavery in American history. It also retains the language that teachers may not “be compelled” to discuss current events or “controversial issue[s] of public policy or social affairs” and that if they do, they can’t give “deference to any one perspective.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/07/donald-trump-friend-thomas-barrack-arrested

DissTroy:
See? Actually, many people buy it. There is still racism just like there's always be tribalism but to what degree?

Sadly, most black people buy that narrative that they are held down by racism.

DissTroy:
Exactly! CRT examines all these stances - gender, education, finance, incarceration, family... - but from a racial perspective or racial prism.

For example, it postulates that the reason blacks are poorer is connected to institutional racism, or the institutional racism is responsible for black men getting incarcerated hence kids growing up without fathers.

It blames racism for it all.

It refuses to hold the black community responsible for its predisposition to gang violence or black-on-black crime or substance abuse or why black women lead the charts for abortion because it is overly subsidized for them. Need I go on?

CRT examines all issues but from a racial perspective.