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MindHacker9009:
Why go a see a SCAMMER. If his juju is not FAKE why did he not give the scores for Nigeria vs Ghana.
Juju can only be used for evil divination but it cannot give wealth or protection.

waldigit:
What is your problem, he said you should come and see for yourself. What better way of proof is that!.

The idiot has already admitted he doesn't have JuJu. Just check the last few comments.

BabalawoPikin:
You be fool.. Your grandfather give me juju to keep for am

Idiotic boastful halfwit. You just ended up disgracing your family online by boasting and ending up showing you are just as impotent as the idiotic fools that you call your ancestors. Now go cry in your room fool. Useless babalawopikin with no jazz. Shame on the people that birthed you.

LordReed:
Then what is the meaning of your statement:



What are you going to use on me?

That guy na heavy mumu.
He doesn't have the JuJu but he is coming here to boast about it. The kind of mindless morons that litter Nairaland ehn.

This controversial scammer in suit and fake stories. Why will he be on Russia's hitlist? Of what importance is he militarily that he will be a Russian target? Christians and foolish lies.

I won't be surprised if they are cooking the lies they will use to build a new church in another location.

The OP is just another boastful idiot. Lol. I came in here thinking I will really see JuJu only to see an impotent man boasting senselessly and asking people to go destroy a shrine. What a fool. It's like telling people that the proof that phone works is buy destroying Nokia office. Senseless idiots everywhere.

Haakeem:
oga where u go find ur brain from. Hiiya! Second hand used brain u got

Spoken like a true halfwit. Go and look for your mates to play. Look for people with low IQ like yourself and Yeye Below and other hopeless rabble.

Haakeem:
why e con pain u like this?

Pain me? Clown shift. If you are looking for something to say, start reciting ABC.

Oluboh and his multiple monikers always fooling himself with Yeye Below stories.

King2019:
Like the guy you quoted, Russia is too big to be brought down to her knees with sanctions.

Putin is doing the right thing by taking decisive action against Ukraine.

Russia is already on her knees. Look at Putin crying about cancel culture like an American celebrity. He isn't deceiving himself like you followers.

gowaga68:
It's clear you don't read nor make findings to use them as facts so long it's doesn't suits your assumption.
Do have a wonderful day ser

Lol they start cancelling their selves away and exposing their weak abilities the moment they can't defend their position logically. Tell me how Neo-nazi groups joining the fight against Russia means they are running Ukraine. Simple. Not all this emotional rant.

gowaga68:
It's like you are either rejecting the fact or blindly following what they want you believe.
Kindly read the links below to correct your earlier words (bolded below)
https://foreignpolicy.com/2014/08/30/preparing-for-war-with-ukraines-fascist-defenders-of-freedom/

https://www.globalresearch.ca/u-s-congress-admits-nazi-role-in-ukraine/5455422

It's like you are either rejecting English blindly or following what you want to believe.

How does Neo-nazi participation in war equate to them running Ukraine? Or what are you talking about? Do you know how many armed Neo-nazi groups are in the US? You want to tell me that if you invade the US now and those groups take up arms and start fighting you, that means the US is run by Neo-nazi?

Sometimes a little contextual comprehension goes a long way. Now go back and correct your whole comment LMAO.

Bigchristo:
Russian influence can never diminish as you claimed and on a second note everything didn’t just happen Putin has been warning about NATO eastern expansion for a long time now before this invasion but the US keep pushing for it, Finland will equally suffer same faith as Ukraine and which the NATO and US know it if they admit them, same thing US did to Cuba when Russia was supplying them weapons, having a border with a world power automatically banned them from joining NATO it’s okay to stay neutral.

Lol. You are obviously not living in reality. Russian influence was at its highest in the cold war. Since then it has been a nose dive. So what do you mean by never diminish? They were even recovering over the past 20 years due to better European relationship with them but guess what will happen now?

Oddfinder:
I don't border reading further anytime i come across that statement in bold..
Anytime u see that statement just know that the writer has run out of propaganda..naso i de carry sabi dem

All talk and no substance. You think Putin was banking on Germany and even Switzerland to move so hard against them? Come back when you can answer question logically.

Bigchristo:
Please keep your sentiments aside and reason well like a human being, I know you hate Russia simply because they invade Ukraine fine but don’t shy away from the truth even the biggest countries in the world including US are somehow dependent on Russia natural gas and crude, currently crisis is brewing in all countries simply because of Russia and let me tell you this war isn’t just Russia invading Ukraine it’s a proxy war, Canada and US think they can destroy Russia international crude oil sales by liaising with Saudi QAtar and UAE along with other big oil producing countries but unfortunately those Arabic countries knows US move and don’t want to succumb to their plans… before you start hating on Russia unnecessarily think about how it all started, a common diplomatic means would have solved the problem but the US and NATO allies keep confusing President Zelensky not to sue for peace and stop the death of it citizens they intend to keep the war going destroying Ukraine along side hurting Russia economy but they got pained to see country’s refusing to cut ties with Russia even president Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey a NATO member state refused to succumb to their plans of asking him not to deal with Russia arms… all these people don’t want peace they know Russia is their major rival in both Arm sales crude oil and gas even war Russia bam

Fortunately I think more like a human being than you do obviously. But that's aside. Looks like you are on last month's news. Those UAE you are talking about are already signing deals with Europe to supply them. Sorry for jolting you back to reality.

So you mean a megalomaniac like Putin can just wake up one day and declare that Russia created Ukraine, claim Nazis rule Ukraine, make up stories out of nowhere and then you want a diplomatic dialogue with him? Remind me how Hitler became powerful again.

Trust me, people like Putin need to be checked once in a while. And he has just been given the biggest reality check of his life. Now he has achieved the opposite of his aim and other countries like Finland have started talking about NATO. The war will end and things will become better. But Russian influence will be far diminished.

Idaytesj29:
Anti US in what way? Did he burn American flag? Did he ordered US diplomats out of Caracas? Did he refused to sell her oil to the US ? Did he attack any US base or mainland ?

How is he anti US?

Russia/USSR and US had been anti each other since 1945, their case isn't new.

Come on. Maduro was a follower of Chavez and the US had been trying to get rid of them for long. Like I said, it has nothing to do with USD exchange for oil. That's what I wanted to correct you for.

Johnrake69:
Today's capitalist economies are run on the backdrop of cheap supplies. If only you understood what this means. Energy supply is a material cost in every economy. Africa can't compete with Russia for European market cost wise. Alot of deals will be going on through the back door. Even after they announce a shift.

Remember Russia supplies arms too. Russia is too big to be sidelined. The earlier they all find a diplomatic solution the better for everyone involved.

I agree with that last part. But ask yourself this question. Ahould Europe continue to fund an ever-belligerent Russian regime lead by a ruler who thinks he can bring back the height of Russian power in the USSR? Or should they bite the bullet and inflict as much pain as possible despite taking a little themselves in the meantime so as to nip the threat in the bud?

Which strategy do you think is better for the future integrity of Europe? No matter how you see this, Russia has lost this war and has been demystified. Whatever happens after the war, Russia is going to have way less influence than it used to.

Putin seriously miscalculated and has pushed even reluctant Germany and neutral Switzerland to move against it. That is not what he intended. He was hoping they will stand idly by due to the energy he supplied. He should have waited a few years for Germany to be totally dependent on them.

Idaytesj29:
Thank God its nature and God that give these resources and not USA, cos she would have used her sanctions to take it back.

About Venezuela, do you rem what led to that situation? Venezuela under Nicolas Maduro tried to negotiate oil deals with other nations without the use of USD as means of payment. This led to American sanction and boycott of her oil as america rallied her allies- (co bullies) to the boycott. The situation is not caused by the forces of demand and supply, it was influenced by the US.

The same way she is trying to go with Russia. But Russia isn't Venezuela.

No that's not what happened. The US just wanted to get rid of the Maduro government because it was vehemently anti-US just like Hugo Chavez before him. And that's what led to the whole issue. Russia is going through the same phase Venezuela is going through. If care is not taken with all the sanctions they might start seeing double-digit inflation too.

Idaytesj29:
Let's assume EU is not buying Russian gas. So, you think she will not sell her gas? Have you thought about Russia bringing the price of her gas further down to further tie EU to her patronage ?

This is a long economic war. We are still at the early stage.

Mind you Russia is no third world country that runs scrambling over sanctions or diplomatic gang up of some bully nations. She is used to that, and despite it, she has done incredibly well for herself.

@the bolded, please I don't trade insults. Comment your opinion freely, share your thoughts, you are not compelled to accept my opinion or thoughts and I'm not compelled to accept yours. So, no stylish insults pls.

Russia is doing incredibly well because it has a very huge country with lots of natural resources.

You realize that there is only a finite number of countries in the world right? How many countries will buy your orders if most decide to trade with your competitors just to spite you. Ask Venezuela what it's like to be shunned. Even they are stylishly happy Russia goofed and they can benefit from it.

And if other competitors increase their capacity to meet your rejected demand over a period, it might be hard to ever get that market share back and that will mean no money to maintain your output and that will spiral into all other sorts of problems.

Johnrake69:
Shift to where? You guys don't understand how economies work. Replacing 50% of your energy supply is not even possible within 3years without sending the cost of your energy so high.

Russia feeds Europe with cheap gas. Economies are just recovering from COVID-19 lock down. No economy is in a position to move away. Even UK with all their disdain for Putin will continue to buy until end of year which could be extended. Hunger and cold go kill Europeans. Make winter come first. It's in their best interest to have a diplomatic solution in Ukraine.

So you think the shift I am talking about will occur within a year, right? That's your interpretation of what I wrote?

Trust me, Russia has lost its energy influence over Europe. It's only a matter of time for it to reflect. And if Russia losses then it's bargaining power over even countries like Hungary will diminish. Even Putin knows this and that's why he is complaining about being cancelled.

The US has been trying to do this for years but Putin handed it to them on a platter.

obedience4:
Please why don't you tech us..

That guy is daft. He doesn't even know what he is talking about. He is just here to cancel comments emotionally because the discussion is beyond his brain.

Idaytesj29:
Hers is the most convenient, has proximity, directly fixed to EU homes and factory, and of course very cheap

If not, EU will not be speaking of alternatives right now. They would have secured that long ago

Of course it's cheap and the infrastructure is there. In a normal political climate Russia is the best choice. But at what other cost? That's what you guys don't think about. All they now need to do is to start looking for alternatives and in a few years it will normalise. The only reason Germany is where they are now is because their former Chancellor before Merkel tied them too hardly with Russia.

Winters23:
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In other words you acknowledge the role they played in bringing down the iron curtains.

That's all that matters

First canceling comments shows you are intellectual incapable of any meaningful discourse. Secondly many countries played a role. Thirdly next time talk about stuff you know something about instead of acting like a kid. Cheers. You will be ignored from now on. You are definitely to up to it.

Idaytesj29:
You think all the EU nations has the financial muscle and economic stability of UK,France,Germany, Netherland etc to rock their economy to spite Russia by stalling import of her gas in favor of looking for alternative deals? The Czech, slovakia, Bosnia,Bulgaria,etc will continue to buy. Only the European bullies are talking when Push comes to pull, you will be surprised at the decisions of many EU countries.

What is the economic outputs of those countries? Why can't you guys see beyond your nose? You think like Putin that totally miscalculated and didn't see that this war will achieve what America has always wanted in Europe. Most of the pipelines supplying gas to those countries are actually delivering to France and Germany and those small countries piggyback on it. Do you think the gas companies will be able to keep maintaining those pipelines at a cheap cost without the two powerhouses in Europe?

Poland has been praying for this for a long time and now they have gotten their wish. It won't take long and only a little incentive for those small countries to join once there is an alternative. In the end they might even have something to bargain against Russia with. No matter how you look at it, Russia has lost its energy influence. It will only take time for it to be very obvious.

Winters23:
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Hungary doesn't matter in Europe yet they brought down the iron curtains.

They've always played the role of bridge building and not otherwise

How did they bring down the iron curtain? Or you don't know what you're talking about? Anybody can do anything at any period of time. Or you think their little gesture which they did at that time could have been tried when Stalin was in power? The USSR was weak and crumbling already and that's why they developed balls.

But right now, unless you are just being unnecessarily obtuse, Hungary doesn't count in Europe. The only thing they ride on is their anti-immigrant stance.

ElijahIme1992:
looooooooooool so wat u mean is dat the other big country in EU will bully small Hungary into going along with their decision with out minding how it will affect the citizens of Hungary... hmmmmmmmm is it not the same thing Russia is doing?

Nope. Influence is influence. I said quietly follow. I didn't say bully. Once there is an alternative to Russian gas flowing readily, poorer EU countries will abandon Russia. Especially if the EU gives out incentives for doing so.

Proudlyngwa:
Shift from Russian gas to what.

What exactly do you think powers EV, generating plants and manufacturing.

Because Russia is the only country with gas or other fossil fuels to power said plants, right?

Some people will start jumping up and down on this thread. Hungary doesn't even matter in Europe. Of course they are not as rich as the other countries so they can't reject Russian gas. And the president is facing an upcoming election so he will say anything.

The moment other big European powers shift from Russian gas, Hungary will quietly follow.

Did anyone else notice Russia didn't give figures on those MIA? I am sure some of them are dead too.

The half-witted morons who are shouting western propaganda are here rushing to believe Russia.

If you think Russia is revealing true numbers then you are a hopeless fool. Propaganda is a tool during war and both sides are deploying it adequately. So any anti-western idiot who believes this news needs to be neutered so as not to pass moronic genes to the next generation.

Appleyard:
At the bolded, you are very wrong. Some of you think the European legal system operate in a lawless form like what we have here in African countries . On the contrary, it isn't.

First, building LNG terminals is not like putting cables and pipes together. There is so much that goes into it. The legal framework, the environmental framework, and the political timeframe viz the needs of the people and health of the economy. All of these makes up the bureaucracy you think can simply be thrown out of the window. let me break it down for you a bit.

In Germany, The approval procedures for an LNG terminal are highly complex. They are likely to take more than a year in regular times, but more likely several years. Add to that construction, and such a project can take many years. A whole range of legal matters plays a role. These include, for example:

Construction planning law:
In Germany, this regulates which (industrial) facilities may be located in a particular area at all. The corresponding construction planning procedures are complex. Many concerns have to be considered, and citizens and public interest groups have to be consulted.

Federal Immission Control Act (BimSchG):
If the construction planning law is complied with, an additional immission control permit is usually required. Large LNG terminals, such as those envisaged by the German government require approval under the Federal Immission Control Act. A whole range of technical and legal aspects is examined in such a complex procedure (see the following points).

If a procedure is carried out following the Federal Immission Control Act, it has a concentration effect. This is because the immission control permit also includes other licenses. For example, a separate building permit is not required. However, the concentration-effect does not mean that the other legal matters are not examined. Instead, the concentration-effect merely means that the responsible approval authority also deals with the other legal issues. These may include:

Environmental Impact Assessment Act (UVPG): under this Act, projects are assessed that may have a significant impact on the environment due to their nature, size, or location. The law is based on European legal requirements. Therefore, it requires extensive reviews before a project is approved - and public participation.

The Industrial Safety Ordinance:
This serves to ensure occupational safety in the plant and is also based on European law.

Building law:
More extensive building regulations must also be complied with, even if building planning law allows the plant's construction on principle. For example, building regulations, as a special safety law, place requirements on the condition of structural facilities to avoid hazards to life and health. In addition, as unique structures, the construction of LNG terminals requires compliance with stringent building code requirements.


The above are just the legal framework that governs the building of LNG in Germany, which must be met in strict adherence. These are law abiding societies, where provisions of the law are followed to the latter, unlike what you have here in Nigeria.

And the bureaucracy have not even set in yet.
Many technical and legal issues have to be examined. The location where these LNG plants will be situated will have to be mapped out and approved first. The people close to those localities must be consulted. A lot of documents must be signed. The government must involved so many third-parties, and so on and so forth.

While the government can still fast-track this plan by pushing through public interest claim, the legal frameworks already mentioned, particularly the one that governs the environment, will pose serious challenge because Germany and the EU is in the forefront of the Climate Change Save our Planet initiative, meaning any sidestepping of these laws will not only attract a truckload of legal suits from individuals and environmentalists, it will also give the opposition a political talking point.

So, if anyone tells you that the government will simply throw away these legal and bureaucractic framework and you will then get LNG plants in next winter, tell that person is a lie.

Even with the best fast-tracking of such projects, it will still take up to a year if not.more than to complete.

That's why in the whole of Europe, you have less than 33 LNG terminals. It's not as easy as you think.

Note: the above information is in the public domain.

I agree with some of what you have written there. And it may not be as easy as you think. But if you think that with all the war going on and Putin asking people to pay for gas in Rubles, that the European bureaucracy won't be scrapped or lessened to make way for LNG docking then you must think that the EU is run by morons.

Desperate times demand desperate measures.

Jeromejnr:
But you're the insecure one na this one you took "boy" as insult.

Sorry..I didn't know it will pain you

It didn't pain me. It just gave me an excuse to deal with you the way I prefer instead of being nice. You know I like reminding everyone here that you are daft. In case they forget

Reflect7:
This whole practice of the Ukrainian govt forcing all men aged 18 to 60 to remain in the country and 'fight' is fascist, authoritarian, and a clear human rights violation. That the UN and other rights organisations have been silent on this is scandalous, appalling and disgusting.

This one hasn't heard of military drafting before. It's a legitimate power governments have in war-time