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Foreign Affairs › Re: Terrifying Moment Iranian Missile Hit US Troops Caught On Camera by CaseSensitive(m): 6:39pm On Apr 02
Iran knows exactly where these American soldiers are across the Gulf states. Sad they're risking their lives fighting an illegal war.
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 5:32pm On Apr 02
CorrectionFLuid:
Oh junior...

Don't tow this path, junior. This is support for terrorism. Why would you choose the dark side, junior?

The Nigerian government didn't arrest protesters and publicly hang them with cranes and showed the execution on TV!

Boko Haram does that, and then the Iranian regime.

Repent and come home, junior. Your mom and I love you very much.
Yh I follow your logic, makes absolute sense to the dense.
Politics › Re: Dangote, NNPC Pledge ₦30.5bn For First Lady, Remi Tinubu's Food Initiative by CaseSensitive(m):
It's high time Nigeria dismantle the distorted monoculture economy that Europe imposed on Africa and backed by the World Bank after world war 2 when we gave up our self sufficiency. Now we’re slowly edging back to a war time situation where self sufficiency is the only way of survival but one which Nigeria is not prepared for. Nigeria has more than enough arable land for self-sufficiency. Food security should never be an issue for Nigeria in 2026 and certainly should never be politicised!
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m):
CorrectionFLuid:
Alright junior, time to learn something.

Using acts of terror to achieve an aim, usually political or religious, is called terrorism.

The public hangings that takes place in Iran almost everyday since last year's protests is terrorism.

It's aimed at instilling terror on Iranians, and reminding them of the consequences of attempting a revolution.

Apart from the Irani regime, Other groups that use terror include Boko Haram, isis, and other Islamic subgroups.

Hope you've learned something today junior.
Ok senior. Is/are there distinction(s) between Iran government hanging dissidents and Boko Haram murdering people unprovoked? To make my question easy for you to answer, senior, is there any distinction between, say, Nigerian government's attempt at quelling EndSars protest/revolution and Boko Haram gruesomely murdering innocent civilians unprovoked? By your senior logic, they're both terrorism. No?
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 2:04pm On Apr 02
CorrectionFLuid:
And yet, that government is using terrorism to keep them from starting a revolution.
Define this "terrorism" that you casually and carelessly throw around like a golfball. "Terrorism" like Boko Haram or?
Politics › Re: Throwback; "Petrol Should Never Cost More Than N70 Per Litre." - APC by CaseSensitive(m): 10:44pm On Apr 01
Maybe one day, Nigerians will wake up from these psyops. Just maybe
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 10:39pm On Apr 01
CorrectionFLuid:
The Iranian - Americans.

You just dared them to do that at home where they'd definitely be killed. Proving their motion right that the regime in Iran is evil and Trump was right in fighting it.
Yh because it's a wise move to go back home to thank and praise an adversary who launched an unprovoked war against the country they supposedly came from. When USA and allies finally set Nigeria on fire (which is coming by the way) of course you can jubilate and praise Trump because you've never known sovereignty - it's an alien concept to you but real Iranians are solidly behind their government.
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 8:59pm On Apr 01
CorrectionFLuid:
And you just proved them right.
Proved who right? Who's "them"?
Celebrities › Re: Portable Criticises Nigerian Pastors Over Silence On Terror Attacks by CaseSensitive(m): 8:42pm On Apr 01
And some people call this Portable guy deranged? He has sense than a lot of Nigerian educated illiterate
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Bombs Amazon Cloud In Bahrain by CaseSensitive(m): 6:50pm On Apr 01
Bahrain will finally learn their lesson - It may be dangerous to be America's enemy but it's fatal to be America's friend.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's President Pleads For Ceasefire - Trump Reacts by CaseSensitive(m): 6:46pm On Apr 01
YourGFsnatcher:
If you believe Iran has anything on US, I pity you. Where did you get your education?
Where I got my education? Erm...somewhere you only wish for in your dreams.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's President Pleads For Ceasefire - Trump Reacts by CaseSensitive(m): 6:13pm On Apr 01
"Iran's president pleads for ceasefire" - Everyday is April Fool for this Donald Fool Trump. Different days, different lies.
Celebrities › Re: 2baba Says Nigeria Currently Better Off Than Years Ago by CaseSensitive(m): 6:08pm On Apr 01
I mean by what metrics did 2Baba measure "better" by? standard of living? infrastructure? economy? health? national unity?
Politics › Re: Rising Oil Prices: "Nigeria Govt Can’t Manage Anything. Pathetic!" — Tibor Nagy by CaseSensitive(m): 6:02pm On Apr 01
Kukutente23:
Even casesensitive as a moniker is imported
Practice what you preach!!

Politics › Re: Rising Oil Prices: "Nigeria Govt Can’t Manage Anything. Pathetic!" — Tibor Nagy by CaseSensitive(m):
Nigerian government can't manage anything because Nigeria is not a truly sovereign nation - it has never been.

Food? - Imported (Nigeria has arable land that’s more than enough for self sustainability)

Energy? - Imported (Nigeria has crude oil and gas, enough for self sustainability)

Religion? - Imported (Different ethnicity in Nigeria has their belief system until foreign religions took hold and now a major cause of instability)

Language? - Imported (Any Nigerian language spoken in Nigerian schools is vernacular)

Names? - Imported (Athena, Nathan, Chantelle sounds a lot more trendier and woke than Tolulade, Chukwuemeka or Oghenetega)

Steel and machineries? - Imported (Ajaokuta steel plant is still on its knees)

Governmental style? - Imported (Democracy hasn’t done much for the progress of Nigeria)

Until Nigeria reduces reliance on the outside world and revisit the foundation of certain elements, Nigerian government will never be able to manage anything and we will keep going round and round in circles.
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 3:52pm On Apr 01
lightwind:
So all this millions of people matching here are all Mossad and CIA agents 😃😃.

Is that how it's easy to be a Mossad or CIA agents including all this women and boys here 😊

You guys will never seize to amaze me

Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 2:27pm On Apr 01
Baxilexi:
When Boko haram drops bombs- it’s wisdom,
When bandits slaughter women and children- it’s wisdom,
When ISWAP beheads our military-it’s wisdom,
When Deborah is subjected to jungle justice for alleged blasphemy- its wisdom,
When Chibok girls were raped by their abductors- it’s wisdom,
When the NSA and MOD callously dismiss the pains, trauma, suffering and hope for justice by calling killers their prodigal sons- it’s wisdom.

If the US wages war against these groups in Nigeria it’s foolishness.

We are a people of particular concern.
But USA has no connection with the bolded? No?
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump, Thank You - Iranian Americans Say by CaseSensitive(m): 1:50pm On Apr 01
Nothing to see here, just a lot of Mossad agents. Maybe they should go back to Iran to thank Trump? Let's see how that works out.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Claims Iran War Will Be Over In '2 Or 3 Weeks' by CaseSensitive(m): 11:59am On Apr 01
Basicend:
The major strength of the US comes from it's allies and dollarization.

Trump has made a mess of the great works of their founding fathers. For G7 countries to be relating with Trump and the USA at a far distance during this war, shows how much damage Trump has done to matters of trust and reliability.

You don't talk to your partners as slaves or keep belittling great people. It's so wrong.

I believe Iran has an issue with Terrorism. But, let CIA and Mossad do more deep and forensic research about their weapon hideouts and capacity b4 taking a decision.

Striking Venezualla, Iran, even contemplating Nigeria are also geared towards crippling China's productivity.
China feeds the word now. There is nothing anyone can do about it at this stage. It's too late.
I agree with majority of this until it got to Iran and terrorism. Can you explain to me like I'm 5 - what Iran's issue is with terrorism? Having weapon hideouts?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Confirms Death Of Three Soldiers In Southern Lebanon Ground Combat by CaseSensitive(m): 12:58am On Apr 01
QuinQQ:
U miss my point. My point is that Israel can't hide death of some soldiers and report others.
So all these loons who keep shouting they're hiding casualties are stoopid
Ah right I get you. Still doesn't make your supposedly calm point any less....pointed, nor does it hide your obvious cleverness at responding to my initial statement which was more of an insinuation that an absolute. Don't you think? I think sometimes it's best to scroll past and bounce rather than flex all that intelligence or are you a little agitated?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Confirms Death Of Three Soldiers In Southern Lebanon Ground Combat by CaseSensitive(m): 12:06am On Apr 01
QuinQQ:
And they have no parents or bros or sis that some are acknowledged but theirs are not.
You see how stoopid you sound?
Of course they have families but so are civilians, not soldiers, civilians killed inside Iran including the school 168 school kids studying in a school building - They have families too but of course they don't matter because they're less than a human, their death is justified because they're not "God's chosen people". You see how smart and intelligent you sound?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Refuses US Aircraft Use Of Sicily Base For Middle East Operations by CaseSensitive(m): 10:49pm On Mar 31
I guess Europe learned from the mistake of the past where US drew them into an unprovoked war using WMD as a pretext in Iraq. I said at the height of Ukraine war that NATO is fractured. Well, given that UK, France, Italy and Spain have now deterred America from using their bases and refused to get militarily involved in Trump's war of choice, this is looking like the final nail in the coffin for NATO.

RIP NATO 1949 - 2026
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chechen Units Ready To Deploy To Iran In The Event Of US Ground Invasion: Report by CaseSensitive(m):
I doubt US will launch a ground invasion. Ground invasion for what actually? take control of Kharg island? which would be easy to take by the way but hard to hold.

Invading mainland Iran is also impossible for any armed force in the world, it will be a blood bath and not one single US soldier will return home. Pentagon should know it's a suicide mission.
Politics › Re: Use Plateau Tragedy Images To Wish Tinubu Happy Birthday—kunle Remi To Nigerians by CaseSensitive(m): 11:52pm On Mar 30
lawani:
Even if Ribadu is an asset of foreign intelligence and Tinubu is under pressure to retain him, is he not doing himself more harm than good? So Ribadu is free to continue funding bandits as a government official because he is an asset of foreign intelligence!

Can the foreign intelligence direct him to sabotage his family members?
Again, I don't know what's up with Ribadu. I don't keep up much with Nigeria's domestic politics but what I know for a fact is Nigeria has been surgically infiltrated by foreign intelligence - from the political ranks, media houses, social media to religious institutions. They are setting the stage for something bigger in Nigeria and it really should worry everyone.
Politics › Re: Use Plateau Tragedy Images To Wish Tinubu Happy Birthday—kunle Remi To Nigerians by CaseSensitive(m): 11:15pm On Mar 30
anonimi:
Which people?

The people whose leader city boy locked up in Sokoto prison?

Or the people who Jagaban of Borgu negotiated with, to release kidnapped children huh
I don't know what you're playing at and you can pretend you don't know that terrorist attacks in Nigeria are funded by external players (Unless you really don't know). The terrorists are who I meant by "These people". I don't do Nigerian domestic politics much. Majority of the politicians are assets of foreign intelligence. I don't care about Jagaban - I think he's complicit. Neither do I care about Peter Obi. I am Nigerian first and that's all I care about. Don't hit me with Jagaban or Peter Obi's politics. You don't elect your leaders, they are selected for you.
Politics › Re: Use Plateau Tragedy Images To Wish Tinubu Happy Birthday—kunle Remi To Nigerians by CaseSensitive(m): 8:39pm On Mar 30
anonimi:
Are you saying the Americans who killed innocent northerners on Christmas Day have not left?

Are they not looking for Muslim terrorists accused of Christian genocide huh
No one is looking for "muslim" terrorists. These people are obviously very well funded and are even asked by the European Union to be reintegrated into the society.
Politics › Re: Use Plateau Tragedy Images To Wish Tinubu Happy Birthday—kunle Remi To Nigerians by CaseSensitive(m): 8:19pm On Mar 30
Rightly so, but no one is talking about the Blackwater ISIS mercenary who perpetuated the attack.

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