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Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Soldier Arrested In The U.K For Spying For Russia (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 11:12pm On Nov 11
The name of the 'US soldier' that will NEVER be released.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Training Their Women To Fight Us(vide) by CaseSensitive(m): 7:33pm On Nov 11
That's what national pride looks like. Keeping the invaders out is the responsibility of everyone.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Secretly Boosted Iran's Missile Arsenal Before War With U.S (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 2:44am On Nov 11
USA successfully united China, Iran and Russia. That should really worry USA and its allies. I've said it before that Russia and China will never let Iran fall. Iran will eventually chase USA out of the Middle East.

Iran is now the 4th global power.
Christianity Etc › Re: “There Are Plenty Fake Pastors” – Bishop David Oyedepo (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 1:20pm On Nov 10
Pot calling kettle black.
Politics › Re: Russian Navy Ship Arrives In Lagos To Train Nigerian Navy (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 3:46pm On Nov 09
Great development. Global South/BRICS partnership is the future. 🇷🇺🤝🇳🇬
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Distributes Iodine Tablets Over U.S Nuclear Strike Fears (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 2:05pm On Nov 08
teejoyz:
Trump will not nuke the whole country but that pitaxs mountain that house those nuclear enrichment which bunker buster can't penetrate.
Pickaxe mountain as the name suggests, is a MOUNTAIN! A 300 feet of solid granite. There’s no conventional bomb that can penetrate it. How exactly is US even going to do it? It’s clear US will have to do it with a B2 bomber most likely carrying a B61-11 nuclear bomb which would have to get over pickaxe mountain cleanly and then hope that the nuclear weapon would cut through 300 ft of solid granite. Iranians know this and they’ll have air defence capabilities that would be concentrated around pickaxe. In all likelihood, Iranians would see it coming, even though they say the B2 is a “stealth bomber”. Ok let’s assume the B2 bomber gets to pickaxe and assume it turns pickaxe to rubble. You think the Iranians are going to throw their hands up and accept defeat?

Also the reputational damage it would cause for USA would be huge. Proliferation of nuclear weapons would surge, Russia and China would certainly not sit by and watch. Not to even mention that it would most likely be the end of IAEA. No one would respect IAEA anymore and Iran would come out with their own enriched nuclear capable weapon too. (If they don't have it already)

That’s what I meant by “pandora box”. I’m sure USA wouldn’t want top open that box. If USA withdraws and go home, it's a defeat. If they escalate, it'd still be a defeat. They already lost the war when the very first bomb dropped on Iran.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Distributes Iodine Tablets Over U.S Nuclear Strike Fears (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m):
Nuclear strike seems to be the only option left for USA. You can't bomb Iran into submission from the air without invasion but invasion is not possible either. If USA dare a nuclear strike on Iran then that'd be a whole pandora box US don't want to open because that'd certainly be the end of Israel, to start with.

US lost the war.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Texas Mayor Instructs Police To Limit Co-operation With ICE by CaseSensitive(m): 12:08am On Nov 08
Democrats back in the house so that'd be expected.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Bombed 570 Ships In The Black Sea, Making It World’s Deadliest Sea by CaseSensitive(m): 7:04pm On Nov 07
freshvine:
Don't ever think Russia is a big brother to Islam or fighting your jihad war against infidel states of the world
Who's this plonka? Who mentioned anything about Islam or jihad? Is reading a problem for you? Or comprehension, perhaps?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Bombed 570 Ships In The Black Sea, Making It World’s Deadliest Sea by CaseSensitive(m): 4:35pm On Nov 07
freshvine:
Russia is a Christian enclave need i remind you.

They're aren't jihadist in nature.
Ok......and your point is what exactly? And how does it relate to my comment?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Bombed 570 Ships In The Black Sea, Making It World’s Deadliest Sea by CaseSensitive(m):
Everyone is concentrated on the Strait of Hormuz. The Black Sea is the real "Strait of Hormuz". Russia is really strangulating Ukraine and its economy (as it should). Till the Europeans learn that Project Ukraine is a failed project.
Celebrities › Re: Kunle Afolayan's Son, Dieko Celebrates 21st Birthday With Sleek Blonde Photos by CaseSensitive(m): 4:22pm On Nov 06
Flangelo12:
Has nothing to do with western influence.

People are born gay.

This one seems to be one of those.

It's just that we have more opportunities in the modern day to see the sheer number of people that operate that way.
People are born gay? You mean in terms of pre-natal biology? I mean there may be a grey area there so you can't make such claim in absolute in my opinion, because if that's the case, how do you describe the biological predisposition of people that come out as gay later in their life? Have they always been gay?

For the record, I have nothing against gaybriels by the way but whichever way you'd like to spin it, being gay is NOT culturally African. Genetically? I'd argue that too. It's lifestyle choice for some, maybe most people especially within the black community.

I see it as abnormally and that should not be allowed to fester in Africa.
Celebrities › Re: Kunle Afolayan's Son, Dieko Celebrates 21st Birthday With Sleek Blonde Photos by CaseSensitive(m): 12:53pm On Nov 06
atobs4real:
The guy na model but don't know the gender he represents.
😂😹😂😂😂😂
Regardless of the gender he represents, it's a classic Western neoliberal agenda. You must have seen your favourite Nigerian male 'influencers', 'content creators' and even afrobeats artists giving Gay-briel vibes. This is just the beginning, come back in roughly 10 years when the influence must have gained momentum, then the Europeans/American government would really pressure the Nigerian government of the time to recognise and legalise Gay-briel marriage etc. Save this post for when it happens.


This is western neoliberal democracy.
Celebrities › Re: Kunle Afolayan's Son, Dieko Celebrates 21st Birthday With Sleek Blonde Photos by CaseSensitive(m): 12:38pm On Nov 06
Good lord! "Dieko" indeed because this is not small. The abomination is huge.
Politics › Re: Twerking, Dance Video Of Lagos APC Campaign Goes Viral (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 12:10pm On Nov 06
This country is not ready.
Politics › Re: $1 can't buy anything in the US, but ₦2000 can feed you in Nigeria - Oshiomhole by CaseSensitive(m): 12:05pm On Nov 06
Nigerians deserve their leaders truly. Sns.less people online, sns.less people in government.Basically everywhere you turn to - Either the ones that climbs the pulpit on Sunday to 'preach' or the ones running the affairs of the country or the ones.......they're just everywhere man because why would a senator compare Nigeria's economy and Purchasing Power Parity to that of the US. How on earth does it compute?
Politics › Re: Nigerian Navy Deploys US-Trained Marines To Borno For Anti-Terrorism Operations by CaseSensitive(m): 12:10pm On Nov 05
The pioneer group, known as the “Bushmen” 😂😂 You really can't make this up.


By the way, Boko haram or whatever other haram operates in Nigeria can be wiped out in a very short period of time IF, only IF the government is intentional about wiping them out but that will probably never happen because the Boko boys are the coloniser's foot soldiers.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Strikes Chokes Ukraine's Economy, Shuts Down Steel Production (Photo) by CaseSensitive(m):
Ukraine asked for it. Now they will produce nothing, they will export nada, they will import zilch until the legitimate security concerns of Russia are addressed.

If Russia sits at the top of a military alliance like NATO and invites Mexico to join, fund and train Mexican army, position military equipments on Mexican soil with the sole aim of undermining, destabilising, weakening and looting USA, I'm sure USA too will invade Mexico within seconds. Not to even mention that Russia gave several warnings prior to the invasion.

It can't be one rule for USA/Europe and another rule for Russia.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine Defies Trump To Resume Attacks On Russian Oil Refineries by CaseSensitive(m): 9:09pm On Nov 02
Zelensky is certainly banking on Trump losing the mid-terms which will give Democrats control, that's why he's defying Trump. Though personally for him, he knows that the war must continue, otherwise he's finished as a president and as a living being.

Ukraine is a democrat's project - most republicans don't support project Ukraine. Iran is Republican's war - most democrats don't buy into it. All in all, USA is warmongering country, the largest exporter of terror.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Major Anti-Government Protests Sweep Across Italy (Video & Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 12:10am On Oct 31
Europe gambled on defeating Russia, gamble didn't pay off and billions went down the drain. Trump bet on defeating Iran, it has not been going well so far. A renewed attack is being planned against Iran and it's going to be huge. If the IRGC regime remains intact then there will be problems in the western world. But will China let Iran fall? I don't think so.

Germany's economy is struggling, France is in shambles, UK is broke. Europeans are taking to the street due to slow growth, lack of job, high cost and decline in standard of living. We're living in an uncertain and strange time.
Travel › Re: UK Raises Student Visa Financial Requirement To Over $18,000, Africans Affected by CaseSensitive(m): 3:54pm On Oct 29
anonimi:
Were their universities not functioning without foreign students in the past?
Don't they have foreign lecturers and other workers in their universities huh
Were their universities not functioning without foreign students in the past? Yes they did function before, but not under today’s funding model. The issue isn’t that UK universities inherently need foreign students, it’s that policy has made them increasingly dependent on those fees from foreign students. These universities traditionally relied on government fundings but under the current funding model, tuition fees from international students relieves the burden on government and now with dwindling appetite from international students, that means government must keep those universities afloat. Makes sense?

Don't they have foreign lecturers and other workers in their universities huh I think you miss the point here. They do have foreign lecturers. Half of my lecturers and professors in my university days are Iranians, Nigerians, Greek/Cypriots etc. This is about reducing net migration, not about sending away non-white, non-British people away from the UK.
Travel › Re: UK Raises Student Visa Financial Requirement To Over $18,000, Africans Affected by CaseSensitive(m): 2:51pm On Oct 29
That's why UK Universities are facing financial crises. They want to curb migration and applying relative levers to that effect but still can't keep Universities afloat without the billions of £ from foreign students.

You can't have your "Kate and Edith".... You can't have your cake and eat it. How does that saying go?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ethiopia Buys 12 Russian SU-35 Fighter Jets (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 9:32pm On Oct 28
They really do need it. Eritrea has been moving funny lately.
Education › Re: Kenyan Mother Detained After Refusing To Let Child Sit Exam Over Number 666 by CaseSensitive(m): 9:24pm On Oct 28
Like Kenya like Nigeria.

Foreign religion really did a number on Africans.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Lectured Norway & Finland’s Leaders During Rare Phone Call (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 7:56pm On Oct 28
Deepthoughts:
NATO lost the war!!,I really wonder how some of you guys reason, Ukraine is never a member of NATO,, NATOs assistance to Ukraine is on humanitarian ground n to put a stop to Putin's madness, NATO is never in direct war with Russia n have not lost anything,if anyone lost at all it should be Putin who boasted of crushing Ukraine in two weeks but has failed woefully,those of you who believe in strongmen wished that Europe n NATO would step aside n allow Russia to crush Ukraine unfortunately that's never gonna happen, it's so shameful that Russia with all her Bragging would seek help from Iran n north Korean to fight Ukraine,I wonder if you people would accept your own country to be over ran by her neighbor just like that with out a fight so that you can happily become slaves!, Putin can go on with his delusions n madness,his cup will soon get filled up.
My analysis is not for dumdumzs. Sit outside.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Lectured Norway & Finland’s Leaders During Rare Phone Call (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 4:20pm On Oct 28
They needed to be lectured. Finland especially should have stayed neutral, they benefited from neutrality for a very long time, the same way Austria is benefitting from a considerable degree of neutrality till this day but Finland decided to join the NATO camp.

Now NATO has lost the war and Finland probably remember suddenly that they share about 830 miles border with Russia and their economic and national security may be in jeopardy.

Finland bet on the wrong horse, now they're very scared and gone back to kind of beg Putin. Neutrality cannot be reversed overnight, that's a huge strategic blunder on Finland's part.

President Putin is a very patient man.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran & Qatar Leaders Meet Putin In Moscow To Discuss War (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 10:22pm On Oct 27
Qatar will finally come round to acknowledge the power in the region, sideline of GECF presents an opportunity to ash things out informally but regardless, it looks like something big is coming - a huge Israeli-American attack may soon be launched against Iran, maybe before US mid-terms or after. It's certainly being planned.

I hope it doesn't happen but Iran's retaliation will be brutal towards Qatar, Bahrain and those other tiny desert nations.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia To Supply Indonesia With Electricity From Floating Nuclear Plant (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 10:20pm On Oct 27
Turkey supplies similar powerships to Ghana, Senegal, Mozambique, Côte d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone, and Guinea-Bissau. But nuclear powership is a different ball game.

When it comes to power generation- give it to the Russians. Ethiopia and Egypt are currently building their nuclear power plant with the help of Russia. When will Nigeria join this league? Considering Ekperikpe Ekpo - Nigeria's Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas) talked plenty in Russia today at the Gas Exporting Countries Forum.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lula Officially Declared Winner Of Brazilian Presidential Election by CaseSensitive(m): 3:07pm On Oct 26
JuanDeDios:
How? BRICS is full of shady characters. Bolsonaro would be at home there.
Yh because BRICS is a club of characters? Bolsonaro who was being propped up by Trump - who is doing everything possible to destroy BRICS would make Bolsorano "be at home there"? Makes perfect and absolute sense.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lula Officially Declared Winner Of Brazilian Presidential Election by CaseSensitive(m): 2:04pm On Oct 26
B out of BRICS nearly fell out of the camp. That was a close call.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Describes Trump As An Agent Of ‘chaos And Cruelty’ In Midterm Elections by CaseSensitive(m): 9:35am On Oct 26
Is Obama any better? No

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