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Phones › Re: Nigeria Samsung Phone Not Working In UK by CaseSensitive(m): 9:59pm On Sep 29
Most likely stolen or reported stolen to tech insurance company and/or network provider in the UK, if that's the case, then the phone is useless in the UK even though it will work in foreign countries.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso Opens Gold Refinery by CaseSensitive(m): 6:15pm On Sep 29
Baddest0007:
This is good news for Africa we can now set our own price . Thanks to the internet the western powers will leave him alone. Thanks to Smartphones, laptops and the internet people will leave you alone because if you shout the shout is heard in real time
The price of gold floats freely based on global market supply and demand, so we cannot unilaterally set our own price but I agree with your sentiment, the proliferation of real time information has been helpful in debunking propaganda but it's a double edge sword and information alone is not enough for the "democracy" people to leave you alone.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso Opens Gold Refinery by CaseSensitive(m): 2:28pm On Sep 29
mablie:
From religion,to education,to the mass media even to the federal Government @Emboldened
Every single areas of their existence. EVERY SINGLE ONE.

Heck even music! The afrobeats they pride themselves over has been captured.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso Opens Gold Refinery by CaseSensitive(m): 2:15pm On Sep 29
FSBoperator:
You guys have no clue in what you are calling for.

Military rule has never ever tolerated the slightest bit of constructive criticism.

You dare not complain


So to see idiotes in this present day abusing their democratically enshrined constitutional rights to protest for military take over only shows the level of stupidity that abounds in this millennium and Gen Z ret@rds.

Go and ask those who lived through military rule the harrowing state of existence life was before democracy returned.
Some ancient baby boomers or archaic daftsaurus - silent generation must have seen my credentials to carelessly assume I'm "millennium and Gen Z retrds". Before Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso was one of the poorest nations on earth while its resource was an all-you-can-eat buffet for European companies, making profit off the back of impoverished Africans who don't benefit from what nature blessed them with. That's not of concern for you of course but you'd rather lose sleep over their style of government.

Captain Ibrahim Traoré is leading a much needed transitional government which will depose every single relic of European liberal democracy model that has fed fat on the country's resources like leeches. If you have an issue with that, take it to the Burkinababes, they'll receive your opinion with compliments.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso Opens Gold Refinery by CaseSensitive(m): 1:11pm On Sep 29
aloma007:
Nigerians are terrible people. It's the same thing Iranians did and the western powers have to tag them terrorists through the back door using Satanyahu scope of religious war sentiments. Every nation has to control their resources independently without foreign interference. Africans watch your back and never support wars irrespective of religious affiliations. Gaddafi was labeled a terrorist and African Christians bought the narrative until social media exposed the truth lately. It will take another long time for Africans to believe Israel and America are telling lies against Iranian leaders to justify killings. Religion is Africans' source of division hence the setback in developing
"Terrible" is an understatement. Millions are ignorant and conditioned, believing their friends is their enemy and vice versa. Sadly, the realisation that the imperialists are not their friend will not happen in my lifetime. Nigerians especially have been captured completely.

I'll revert to the saying that "a bird born in a cage would think flying free in the wild is a disease". If you try to free the bird from its captivity, it may peck you. That's Nigerians for you - they'll fight you if you fight FOR them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso Opens Gold Refinery by CaseSensitive(m): 12:41pm On Sep 29
Afrojuju2017:
He is a military junta leader he is not democratically elected via universal suffrage
Which part of may "democracy" never find its way back to Burkina Faso again is your brain struggling to process?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Burkina Faso Opens Gold Refinery by CaseSensitive(m): 12:29pm On Sep 29
"Junta leader" - Propagandist at work again with this their selective languages.

What Burkina Faso and the Alliance of Sahel States needs now is a very strong military to protect their resources.

May Libya not happen to them. May "democracy" never find its way back to Burkina Faso ever again.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Military Withdraws From Iraq After Two Decades - DPA by CaseSensitive(m): 7:29pm On Sep 28
FSBoperator:
Courtesy of Iran - the new power hegemon of the ME.
As it should be.

US has long flexed military influence and alliance in the backyard of other superpowers, but US cannot allow it to happen in its own backyard.
TV/Movies › Re: Those Born In This Era Had An Experience. by CaseSensitive(m): 6:10pm On Sep 28
moscobabs:
When men were boys niyen

Calender must be in that house.
You mean "Almanac"
Fashion › Re: EU Partners Nigeria Fashion Week 2026 by CaseSensitive(m): 9:21am On Sep 26
Nigeria didn't participate in any Industrial Revolution in the way Britain and parts of Europe did. The raw materials they extracted from us powered their Industrial Revolution while locking us out of it, now EU is treating sustainability as the next logical stage after industrial growth. In reality, Nigeria is being asked to adopt the environmental standards of industrialised economies without having received comparable access to industrial capacity, technology, infrastructure or wealth.

In Nigeria we have long reused clothing, repaired garments, repurposed fabrics and operated small-scale textile businesses. These practices should not simply be rebranded as a new European sustainability agenda. The EU should recognise existing Nigerian knowledge and enterprise rather than implying that environmental responsibility arrives through an EU partnership. The EU can bugger off with their "sustainable fashion" crap.

Nigeria had already been practising sustainable fashion long before Europe knew what it was.
Sports › Re: Akwa Ibom To Host National Cycling Marathon In October by CaseSensitive(m): 8:18am On Sep 25
Great initiative. Akwa Ibom is one of my favourite states in Nigeria. Even though I've never been (yet)
Business › Re: Nigeria, US Sign Framework to Unlock Investment in $700 Billion Minerals Sector by CaseSensitive(m): 7:31am On Sep 25
Blakjewelry:
This is the end goal of all those talk about killing Christian in Nigeria.

Many fools where happy when the issue was making headlines, they believe trump is coming to rescue their ass, I tried to explain that those moves are just to counter China in Africa especially Nigeria they said it is a lie.

China growing presence in Africa is threatening America in key rare earth mineral so they are using every arsenal in their possession to counter that.
At least someone has sense.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 12:36am On Sep 24
GeneralOuki:
Tah!! Carry that you Taqiya lies and go sit down.

"According to Nigeria’s foreign minister, the weapons were destined for a warehouse in Abuja, but shippers altered documents to send them to Gambia (presumably for anti-Senegalese rebels in Casamance).48 Nigerian security officials arrested four individuals: a senior Quds Force officer; a Nigerian who formerly studied in Iran and worked at Radio Tehran’s Hausa language service; and two Nigerian customs officials.49 A fifth Iranian suspect, Sayyed Akbar Tabatabaei, who was the Quds Force Africa Corps commander, took refuge in the Iranian Embassy, flew back to Tehran with Iran’s foreign minister and was reportedly reassigned to Venezuela to run Quds Force operations in Latin America.50 One month after these arrests, $10 million worth of heroin hidden in auto engine parts suspected of being linked to the weapons shipment in October was seized in Lagos from a ship originating in Iran."

👆🏽👆🏽 The shipment was not consigned to Gambia, it was destined to a warehouse in Abuja originally, the shippers only altered the plans mid journey.

Did you also read this: Iran’s role in weapons trafficking resurfaced in May 2013 when Nigerian security forces uncovered a weapons “armory” in a Kano home owned by the Lebanese consul to Sierra Leone.52 The security forces arrested three individuals, all of whom admitted to receiving training from Hizb Allah, including: a Lebanese citizen, who owned a supermarket and amusement park in Abuja; a second Lebanese citizen, who was arrested at the airport in Kano before boarding a flight to Lebanon; and a dual Lebanese-Nigerian citizen.53 Although the weapons were rusted, Nigeria’s director of the State Security Service said they were “serviceable,” and a Nigerian brigadier general said they were intended for attacks on U.S. and Israeli targets in Nigeria.54 Nevertheless, some of the munitions, such as anti-tank mines, are more compatible with rebel groups than a terrorist group and may have been linked to the weapons and heroin shipments in Lagos in 2010.

And this:In February 2013, three months before uncovering the “armory,” Nigeria announced it also uncovered an Iranian-funded cell whose leader admitted to plotting attacks on “prominent Nigerians” to “unsettle the West.”56 Such leaders included Nigeria’s former military leader, Ibrahim Babangida, and former sultan of Sokoto, Ibrahim Dasuki, as well as Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Nigeria.57 The cell also conducted surveillance on USAID, the Peace Corps, an Israeli shipping company, a Jewish cultural center, and hotels frequented by Americans and Israelis in Lagos.58 The cell’s leader, a Shi`a imam in Ilorin, attended a course at Imam Khomeini University in Qom in 2006.59 In 2011, he trained in the use of AK-47 rifles and improvised explosive devices in Iran, and in 2012 he traveled to Dubai to receive funding to form the cell.

Abi those did not appear in the write up when you read it or you intentionally ignored it?

Since you have the habit of disregarding all the human rights groups and news publications that don't say what you like to hear, how about this report by Al Jazeera: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/5/questions-after-irans-government-releases-victim-list-in-protest-killings

This is a report of Iranian government admitting to killing those protesters on January, now tell me that Al Jazeera is a western based news network.

I can also see that you dodged the other points that I raised about the innocent people that Iran has executed for flimsy reasons like demanding for Human rights, refusing to wear hijabs etc.

And the fact that Hezbollah has been well known to Kill and assassinate Lebanese citizens who don't agree with them as well as having a hand in the deaths of millions of Syrians.
I actually use my brain and form my own opinions, I filter the propaganda out of any publication, article or podcast I read or listen to, I don’t parrot copy and paste narratives. That's a huge difference between me and you. Something else that common sense hasn't taught you is that Al Jazeera is a Qatari owned and funded media company. If you know anything at all about geopolitics, especially in West Asia and how delicate relationships are in West Asia, you'd know that Qatar is hostile towards Iran and will never give Iran a favourable media coverage.

Quds Force Africa Corps?? Like an Iranian linked, standing army or public mercenary force in Africa?? and this one believed it. I usually don't question people's intelligence openly but yours comes under a lot of questions.

If whatever trash you regurgitated up there was anything to go by on the matter of IMN you're having epilepsy over - shouldn't you be asking yourself if they have kidnapped people, terrorised communities or possess arsenal of military-grade weapons like Boko Haram/ISWAP? Do they operate as an armed guerrilla wing like Boko Haram or ISWAP? But you're here losing sleep over their affiliation with Iran.

I wholly detest any affiliation with any religious group, that's why I don't do foreign religions, be it Islam or Christianity because I see them as a tool for influence and they've caused enough havoc on the continent of Africa.

Nigerian military will most likely soon be infiltrated by Boko Haram, if they haven't already. Again have you asked who is funding and providing them with military grade weapons including drones? Have you asked the world powers and coalition that ruined Libya which subsequently enabled Boko Haram/ISWAP to flourish across the Sahel and Northern Nigeria? Or is it Iran? Have you asked whose intelligence services are actively working with terrorist groups in the Sahel? - Should be a simple question for you to answer but again, common sense isn't very common amongst some people as long as they get to parrot Iran as a terrorist nation like a right conditioned donkey.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Pentagon Officially Adds One More Soldier Death To US Count From Iran War by CaseSensitive(m):
Only one soldier? It's way more than that. Eventually they'll account for the "training accident" in Erbil (Iraq), "medical emergency" in Kuwait. That's not even counting American "contractors" in the Middle East, or the soldiers that were injured in their military bases and flown to Germany for medical treatment, some with traumatic brain injuries from missiles.

Those soldiers deserves dignity, they died for their nation - albeit in a needless war.
Celebrities › Re: Lionel Richie Hospitalized Again, 3 Tour Shows Canceled by CaseSensitive(m): 11:32am On Sep 23
princepee:
Lionel Richie should slow down ....
He don't need all this concerts .
He have made money and name .
He should just retire and enjoy his old age.

Or he will go the way of Micheal Jackson
You can have all the money in the world but still enjoy your craft. Everything isn't about money. Michael Jackson was drugged to death by the way.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 11:41pm On Sep 22
zegxy:
Thank you for the question but simply applying common sense, you ought to know this link is simply TERRORISM
The bolded is funny. It was chasing you but you ran as fast as your leg could take you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m):
GeneralOuki:
The Iranian government themselves acknowledge to killing thousands of it's people https://www.iranintl.com/en/202601255198
👆🏽👆🏽
This is an Iranian news outlet by the way, not western on.

Here's a video of Khomeini admiring to the killing of thousands of protesters 👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arOiKgoYW0w?si=WmrbyhAesRsdYSBh

https://www.npr.org/2026/01/16/g-s1-106345/iran-protests-cleric-ayatollah-ahmad-khatami-trump-threat


Hezbollah's involvement in killing civilians is not a "Western narrative", it is a documented pattern of violence acknowledged by Lebanese and international bodies.

Hezbollah has also responsible for the assassination of numerous Lebanese politicians, journalists, and activists, including the 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafic Hariri, which killed 241 Lebanese citizens . The 2021 murder of activist Lokman Slim is widely attributed to Hezbollah, they were a key military ally of the Assad regime in Syria, contributing to a conflict where half a million Syrians have lost their lives . Hezbollah's role in supporting the regime's crackdown on Syrian civilians is well-documented. Thousands of Lebanese were kidnapped and sent to Dungeons in Syria to be tortured and killed, when Assad regime fell the survivors of these dungeons were giving eye witness account on Al jezera of what they went through in Syria. You absolutely have no frigin idea what you're talking about.



Are you kidding me? Do you have any idea how many innocent Iranians were even executed when the Ayatollahs came into power in the 1970s? And? These people weren't even killed because they supported the enemy but their offense was that they committed a crime against God, Masha Amini, Armita Geravand were both executed because they refused to wear the hijab, Toomaj Salehi was killed because of a social media post demanding for Human rights in Iran, Mohammad Gobadiou who was mentally disabled was executed by the IRGC despite the Supreme court squashing his death sentence demanding for a retrial. There are so many other cases of innocent people getting executed in Iran.



You don't know what you're talking about unfortunately. The IMN have been importing Iran made military weapons into Nigeria since at least 2010, El zarzasky is a shia, Taqiya is Their mode of operation, him saying that they're non violent group is Taqiya to deceive the gullible,

👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽https://ctc.westpoint.edu/the-islamic-movement-and-iranian-intelligence-activities-in-nigeria/

Nigerian security agencies intercepted 13 shipping containers at the Port of Lagos containing illegal weapons,including 107mm Katyusha artillery rockets, rifle rounds, and other explosives, shipped from Iran. Investigations by Nigerian authorities and intelligence assessments indicated the weapons were sent via an IRGC front company and were tied to Quds Force operations in the region. Nigerian security officials arrested key figures linked to the shipment, including an Iranian Quds Force officer, Azim Aghajani, and local operatives. Reports and diplomatic documentation indicated that the network had ties aiming to supply local radical elements, with the intended logistics infrastructure designed to support broader militant activities.
https://adf-magazine.com/2026/03/iranian-military-branch-casts-shadow-across-continent/
YouTube source - I guess Khomeini's mouth was moving in that video?

The intercepted shipment you linked to IMN was consigned to Gambia. The shipment manifest literally says that and even Nigerian authorities said the same.

Iranintl, which is a media company based in London - owned by a Saudi Arabian-British citizen, adf magazine which is directly sponsored and funded by US Africa Command (AFRICOM), westpoint.edu which is a federal service academy operated by the United States Army under the U.S. Department of Defense - are your source, and deep in your innermost thought - you think you have an idea of what you're talking about?

How is Boko Haram receiving funds and weapons? Have you asked? Or Is it Iran too?
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m):
Kukutente23:
See Islamic logic
So Hamas has the right to plan attacks and hostage taking of innocent Israelites and Israel's responsibility is to stop Hamas and they are to be blamed if Hamas succeed in their evil plans
You see... thats why boko haram cannot be wiped out of Nigeria. The average Islamists believe the Nigerian army shouldn't attack them in a bid to wipe them out but should try to contain them till they "repent"
How is "islamic logic" implied here? and where did you read my inference that Hamas has the right to plan attacks? It's in fact the responsibility of Israeli leadership or the leadership of any responsible country to assess, monitor and respond to threats and security issues but that logic seems to evade you.

Boko Haram? Their ideology and what they stand for is abhorrent and shouldn't have a place in any society but people like you are blind to nuances and distinctions, also failing to see how Boko Haram are used as (geo)political tools to achieve certain objectives in Nigeria, they are not Hamas, neither are they ideologically linked. If anyone is advocating for the complete extinction of Boko Haram, I'd be up there with them but again, apples are oranges to people like you.

Lazy comparison and shallow way of thinking.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 9:42pm On Sep 22
mosicola:
who is the sponsor of hamas, houthis and other terrorist group in the world if not Iran. You didn't see anything wrong when hamas invaded Israel, kill and kidnap more than 350 israelis. And when Israel decided to give them aura for aura, you then saw how wicked Israel is
Iran has been major financier of even shites here in Nigeria.
He who picks a stick for a mad man to pluck a fruit is also a mad man
I can't keep lecturing you people - it's futile.
Politics › Re: A Generation Born And Raised Under Democracy, Left With No Opportunity by CaseSensitive(m): 9:36pm On Sep 22
"Democracy" Who dash monkey banana

It was not designed by you. It was never meant to work for you but for the people who imposed it on you.
Travel › Re: U.S F-16 Fighter Jet Crashes Near German Air Base (Photos, Video) by CaseSensitive(m):
CaseSensitive:
Why are planes and helicopters dropping off like flies in the skies in America
Actually, why are American aircrafts falling off the sky everywhere like flies?
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 8:22pm On Sep 22
GuestInfinity:
You are well informed unlike many nairalanders here.

I won't be surprised if Netanyahu intentionally let Hamas in. There was even a court case against Netanyahu at the time for corruption. He could have ended up in prison because of it. Another motive for him to have allowed October 7 to happen - distraction from his court case
You hit the nail on the head. That's an open-minded way to look at it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m):
GeneralOuki:
But Iran killed thousands of their own people in January, continues to execute innocent Iranians who criticise the government, until recently they were executing women who don't want to wear hijabs. Iran also were the sponsors of Hezbollah who have the blood of countless Lebanese and Syrian citizens on their hands.. also Iran have been the ones sponsoring and arming the El zarzasky and his IMN in Nigeria, a group of insurgent who have been fighting and attacking security personnels in Nigeria.
Regarding the story that Iran "killed thousands of their own people in January" or the story about Hezbollah killing Lebanese and Syrian citizens - I think you've been watching a lot of CNN/BBC or reading from them and iranintl, jerusalempost, those NGO 'Human rights' reports etc. It's like saying security operatives kill civilians in Nigeria when in fact civilians were caught in a crossfire between security operatives and whoever they're up against.

Also if you know how M0554D operates, you would know why Iran executes its own 'citizens' Do I agree with execution as punishment? No I don't but I see why it's a strong enough deterrence for Iranian citizens who would want to work for their arch enemy against their own country. Those figures are massively exaggerated by the way.

Regarding El Zakzaky, he is a Shia muslim cleric. Iran is largely Shia muslim nation too so they share a religious ideological ties and receives support from Iran. By "support", I don't mean with arms and weapons. Even El Zakzaky has said numerous times that his IMN movement is non-violent. Has IMN been involved in violent confrontations with Nigerian security forces? Yes but it's not terrorism, suicide bombings, or insurgency. They are not another "Boko Haram." In fact, the IMN is ideologically opposed to Boko Haram, and Boko Haram is hostile to Shia Muslims. "Boko Haram" are Sunni muslims who are ideologically linked to UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Boko Haram/ISWAP leaders would definitely have links to UAE and Saudi Arabia if you investigate. It is now a public knowledge that US funded Boko Haram through USAID, US is a close strategic economic and security ally with UAE/Saudi Arabia. You see the link?

Burkina Faso was infested with terrorists. Ibrahim Traore recently said there are 800–1,000 Burkinabe students studying Islamic sciences especially Sharia in Saudi Arabia and UAE. He asked them to return home or they'll lose their citizenship. Do you know why?
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 7:11pm On Sep 22
Mrexcell:
That's just a conspiracy theory no evidence of such anywhere the only established evidence everyone clearly saw are hamas doing the massacre.
Then that would be a conspiracy theory coming from former Israeli officials and Raz Sigel - An Israeli-American historian and a professor of Holocaust and genocide studies who doesn't strike me as someone who would come up with stories without evidence.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 6:56pm On Sep 22
Mrexcell:
But same iran indirectly sponsored oct 7 massacre of hundreds of innocent isrealis inside their own country?
You're right, but Netanyahu also funded them indirectly. Netanyahu apparently knew Oct 7 was going to happen. He received intel from Egypt but didn't act on it.

Also the outdoor event where Hamas killed and kidnapped many youths, was meant to end on the 6th of Oct. IDF gave permission to extend it till the 7th of Oct. Why?

There's more to the story than meets the eye.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 6:51pm On Sep 22
hatchy:
75, 000 people killed, children killed, genocide bla bla bla....we have heard this thr@sh so many times....uncountable times, I mean.

Don't go and look for trouble and later look for sympathy from the world, shouting genocide when the person you hurt begins to beat you blue black.

Isreal was on it's own jejely when your people went in and killed thousands and adopted hundreds. What do you expect...Isreal to party and dance for what you commited?
You don't know much do you? I exchange words with people who actually use their brain and think beyond narratives or look beneath and beyond an event. You're not one of those people. Bounce!
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 6:45pm On Sep 22
GuestInfinity:
You can't say Iran is completely innocent. Iran sponsors Hamas. Israel is not innocent because they enabled Hamas too, but neither is Iran
You're right. I wouldn't say Iran is completely innocent because they sure fund Hamas. Hamas appeared to operate as a Palestinian liberation front but some former Israeli officials also say Netanyahu preferred keeping Hamas in control of Gaza because the political split between Hamas in Gaza and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank weakened prospects for a unified Palestinian leadership.

In fact, Netanyahu funded Hamas through Qatar. He received intel that Hamas was going to attack military base and take hostages (as a bargaining chip for imprisoned Palestinians/Hamas members in Israel) on Oct 7 apparently and didn't act on it. To me, the sinister twist I can't wrap my head around was that the Nova festival where Hamas murdered ravers, was meant to finish on the 6th of October. IDF gave permission to extend it till the 7th of October.

The question is - Why did IDF extend the event till 7th of October? Did Netanyahu intentionally let Hamas in, sacrificed his own people to justify the genocide in Gaza? I mean the genocide is disproportionate to Oct 7 and can never be justified but it looks like the justification that Netanyahu would need to create Greater Israel.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 6:00pm On Sep 22
Iykenuwa:
What your Boko Haram and ISWAP brethren as well as the Jihadist herdsmen are doing is what?

Charity?
And what's the link between Boko Haram/ISWAP and Iran? How do they relate?
Foreign Affairs › Re: UNGA: Donald Trump lays out two proposed decisions on Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 5:50pm On Sep 22
The only 'nation' killing and destroying people and countries in that area is Israel. Iran didn't carry out the genocide of 75,000 people, including kids, in Gaza. Iran didn't bomb their own kids studying in school. I'm also sure Iran isn't carrying out ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.

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