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Business › Re: Elon Musk Adds $135 Billion To His Fortune, Now Has A Net Worth Of $1.3 Trillion by CaseSensitive(m): 7:00pm On Jun 16
frankblinkz:
I just want to remind the world that an African man is the richest man in the world.


Mansa Musa of Mali once did it
Elon is an African man now?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Claims Israel ‘Would Have Been Blown Up’ Without Him, Warns Netanyahu by CaseSensitive(m): 5:23pm On Jun 16
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.
Foreign Affairs › Re: See Why Trump Is Pushing For Iran signed agreement by CaseSensitive(m): 1:14pm On Jun 15
QuinQQ:
Exactly right my boy. US economy is thriving, inflation is under 4%, and they have now become the world's largest exporter of oil, entirely due to the war.
Iran on the other hand, their economy is totally destroyed and in deep depression. Inflation is over 200%. Their Navy, Airforce, and air defence are gone. On top of all that, over 7000 people are dead in Iran and Lebanon, including their topmost leaders!
Even greater insight. Well done!
Foreign Affairs › Re: See Why Trump Is Pushing For Iran signed agreement by CaseSensitive(m): 10:59am On Jun 15
QuinQQ:
The difference is that Irsn's wing has been clipped (last thing on their mind is nuclear wespons), Ayatollah and all those who tortured civilians are dead, and US controls WHAT Iran spends money on.
Iran's wing has been clipped? Ah right Ok, great insight, nice one 👍
Foreign Affairs › Re: See Why Trump Is Pushing For Iran signed agreement by CaseSensitive(m): 10:48am On Jun 15
How exactly is this a better deal than the JCPOA that didn't require Obama to wage a war?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by CaseSensitive(m):
As part of a President Trump-brokered peace deal? You waged a war and brokered peace deal? Someone please get me off this train grin grin
Politics › Re: Rep Riley: World Must Not Forget Christian Genocide In Nigeria – US Congressman by CaseSensitive(m): 8:40pm On Jun 14
Ah Ok we're still on this "Christian genocide" soundbite
Crime › Re: Soldiers Searching For Kidnapped Oyo Students And Teachers (video) by CaseSensitive(m): 6:36pm On Jun 14
Where are the drones for dog's sake?! Are they hunting for hares and antelopes or conducting search and rescue operations?
Politics › Re: IMF Asks Tinubu To Impose Fuel, Telecom Taxes On Nigerians by CaseSensitive(m): 4:44pm On Jun 14
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.
Politics › Re: I Support President Tinubu Because He Is From Osun State - Gov. Adeleke by CaseSensitive(m): 4:46pm On Jun 13
padi padi clanmate politics.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's 14-Point Deal To End War: Iran Demands $300bn To End War (See List) by CaseSensitive(m): 9:23pm On Jun 12
Dotherightthing:
Trump is just a disgusting and cowardly clown

Invade this country with ground forces once and for all

Remove the regime and do whatever you like
Invade Iran with ground forces? What are you smoking? crack cocaine?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's 14-Point Deal To End War: Iran Demands $300bn To End War (See List) by CaseSensitive(m):
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 📢
Politics › Re: I Cannot Know The Problems Of Nigeria Until I Become The President -Peter Obi (V by CaseSensitive(m): 9:02pm On Jun 12
You don't know a systemic problem but want to be president?
Science/Technology › Re: Python I Caught This His Morning by CaseSensitive(m): 7:38pm On Jun 12
But why would you kill a python?
Islam › Re: Islam And Muslims In Yorubaland: Separating Criminality From Faith by CaseSensitive(m):
LEXYLOV:
. Do not blasphemy, Christian religion never preach violence or hatred, neither does it force anyone to convert to it or has any strict and severe punishment for anyone except the hell fire that both the Bible and Quran refers to has greater punishment for mankind that deserve it. But logically, Islam are in to 2 major main groups, one is Sunni which is moderate. And one is Shitte which are fanatic and originated from accent parsia which is Iran 🇮🇷 today. Although Islamic religion was brought to the world through violence and sword by converting people's by force and sword and blood things to conquered many empires and spread the religion during the time of mohammed himself. But some later refined and chose to be moderate when seeing the Christianity side and modes. But some adamant ever since then. And those are shitte today that carry the same sword for head like their hair which iran is their headquarters. But many other Muslims are moderate and calm in nature.
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.
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump Announces He Is Cancelling Planned Strikes And Bombings On Iran. by CaseSensitive(m): 12:20am On Jun 12
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.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How China Will Crumble As World Power - The US Sun by CaseSensitive(m): 1:26am On Jun 11
Easylife1234:
China is next on the line to rule the world
China has no hegemonic ambition - they have no interest in ruling the world. They're only interested in trade and world peace.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How China Will Crumble As World Power - The US Sun by CaseSensitive(m):
ponziponzi:
So why are you interested in their downfall? What do you gain as a Nigerian from China’s downfall? China lifted more than 800 million of her people out of poverty in less than 30 years. This has never been done in human history. A country that moved from being dirt poor country to one of the most technology advanced country in the world in less than three decades. Instead of you looking at what they have done right and try to implement it, you are looking and happy for their downfall. I understand that the US government as the world leader are not happy to have a peer competitor in China but how does that help you and your family. Let’s image China crashes today, will that improve your life and that of your children? Just think about it and stop consuming news and information not meant for you.
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.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How China Will Crumble As World Power - The US Sun by CaseSensitive(m): 6:34pm On Jun 10
CanadaOrBust:
Population was China’s superpower. How do you think they were able to flood the world with ridiculously cheap goods? Now go to China and all you see are old people working everywhere then add massive debt as shown below!


China is on an irreversible downward trajectory and only the blind will refuse to see it
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.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How China Will Crumble As World Power - The US Sun by CaseSensitive(m):
"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.
Politics › Re: Xenophobia: Nigeria Considering Retaliatory Measures by CaseSensitive(m):
ThunderFireAgba:
Are you sure you're alright??
So Zionist implanted chips into their brain or they gathered all the black South African in a space to brainwashed them??
How you lots think sometimes amaze me
"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.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Fuel Crisis Intensifies As Ukraine Steps Up Strikes On Occupied Territory by CaseSensitive(m):
Obagreatdatoye:
Shut up ..you have been saying this for 4 yrs now .still nothing change. Ukraine still standing strong.
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.
Music/Radio › Re: What Music Are You Listening To Right Now? by CaseSensitive(m):
Lagbaja - 200 Million Mumu

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