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frankblinkz:Elon is an African man now? |
Trump and Netanyahu were operating in tandem just a few months ago, how time has changed. Netanyahu wasn’t even given a copy of the Memorandum of Understanding signed between USA and Iran, in which Israel has huge vested interest. Israel doesn’t want to pull out of Lebanon but the deal signed between Iran and Israel hinged on Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon. Any attack by Israel on Lebanon will mean continuation of the war which USA can't afford. Deal signed between USA and Iran is not welcomed by the political establishment in Israel because they believe that their war against Iran completely failed to achieve any of the original objective they aimed for at the start, but there’s nothing they can do. Israel don’t want to pull out of Lebanon but they also can’t fight a war without USA’s support. Relationship fracturing between Washington and Tel Aviv. Netanyahu is desperate for friends at the moment, the only friend it has currently is Somaliland - only because Israel is the only country that recognises Somaliland as a country. Netanyahu is currently in a horrible political position. |
QuinQQ:Even greater insight. Well done! |
QuinQQ:Iran's wing has been clipped? Ah right Ok, great insight, nice one 👍 |
How exactly is this a better deal than the JCPOA that didn't require Obama to wage a war? |
As part of a President Trump-brokered peace deal? You waged a war and brokered peace deal? Someone please get me off this train ![]() |
Ah Ok we're still on this "Christian genocide" soundbite |
Where are the drones for dog's sake?! Are they hunting for hares and antelopes or conducting search and rescue operations? |
When I say that the West and their Neo-colonial instruments like IMF are not Africa's friends, African "Americans" somewhere in Surulere will tell you to shut up. They know you can't do without telecommunication and fuel, and that's where they're asking their puppet president in Nigeria to impose tax. You all will soon wake up se. |
padi padi clanmate politics. |
Dotherightthing:Invade Iran with ground forces? What are you smoking? crack cocaine? |
Iran is negotiating from a position of power. They are essentially in the driving seat of this negotiation. Araghchi has said that the Strait of Hormuz is the sovereignty of Iran and Oman which can never be challenged and management of the Strait will never return to pre-war era. So, if: 1. Iran is demanding $300bn (£225bn) from the US to end the war before they can open up the Strait of Hormuz that was never shut before the war. 2. Tehran continues to control strategic waterway (in collabo with Oman) generating almost $80billion a year which they weren't earning before the war. 3. Tehran continues its nuclear enrichment (as they rightly should). Where is the win for bloodsucking warmongering America? Ladies and gentlemen, the 4th world power in this new global order - Iran 📢 |
You don't know a systemic problem but want to be president? |
But why would you kill a python? |
LEXYLOV:Christianity never preached violence? Do you read your bible at all? Do you read the 1st Testament? Both Islam and Christianity have references of violence in their "holy book" ordained by "God". Both are foreign religions that should not have a place in Nigeria. |
One of the conditions of this supposed "deal" states that neither Iran or USA must claim ultimate victory - we already know who lost. Also Washington knows that Iranian parliament speaker was dead serious when he warned Trump of catastrophic impact on the region's energy infrastructure if America launch one more strike at Iran. This is humiliation on another level. |
Easylife1234:China has no hegemonic ambition - they have no interest in ruling the world. They're only interested in trade and world peace. |
ponziponzi:It's simply not worth the energy engaging with these people. They have no interest in thinking beyond surface-level narratives.Critical thinking remains frustratingly rare among my country people, particularly when it comes to geopolitics, its real-world implications, and Nigeria's position within the global order. The irony is striking. Many of these same people are holding Chinese smartphones they could actually afford, phones that would have otherwise taken them years of savings to replace with a 4 year old American equivalent. They're driving or at least aspiring to own Chinese electric vehicles that exist at a price point no Western manufacturer can offer. Everyday products that have quietly become staples of Nigerian life - affordable and accessible, overwhelmingly come from China. But somehow, these same Nigerian consumers will cheerfully root for China's decline. No ideology behind it, no analysis. Just herd mentality and borrowed sentiment from people whose interests are actively opposed to theirs. Brain ceIIs in very short supply for these people I tell you. |
CanadaOrBust:Ode-oponu is quoting yahoo finance article for me - what do you expect Yahoo Finance (an American tech company) to publish about China? Then he even went ahead to quote AI summary - no original thought or insight of his own, no idea of China's economic stature and trajectory. I bet he's probably using a Chinese phone as well. |
"How China will crumble as a world power" - coming from a USA media machine. China is already a superpower, they're leapfrogging into the future while USA is still trying to figure out if Iran's supreme head is dead or injured. |
ThunderFireAgba:"All the black South African" - So every black South Africans are all xenophobic? Again, reactionary emotion expected from a typical Nigerian who has no clue about the wider geopolitical gameplay. How you think doesn't amaze me at all, I expected it. |
Obagreatdatoye:Point me to a post I made 4 years ago that mentioned anything related to this war. I guess Ukraine is standing strong by losing territory the size of half of UK - way more than England? Standing strong by dragging young boys who have no interest in being drafted to war, off the streets of Ukraine? Standing strong by relying on EU to rescue them from total economic collapse? "Standing strong" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Who needs sense when you can spew a lot of balderdash? Certainly not you. |
Lagbaja - 200 Million Mumu |