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Business › Re: Citibank Temporarily Closes UAE Branches Amid Iran's Threat To Financial Centers by CaseSensitive(m): 5:19pm On Mar 13
The petrodollar is sure being challenged and under significant threat. America is toast in the Middle East.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 150 U.S Troops Wounded In 10 Days War With Iran (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 5:12pm On Mar 13
Only 150? The real numbers will somehow be revealed eventually. They were wounded in their hundreds.
Politics › Re: Lack Of Planning Behind Nigeria’s Fuel Price Hikes — Peter Obi by CaseSensitive(m): 2:10pm On Mar 13
What's Peter Obi talking about? To some degree, the risk can be mitigated domestically, sure but you can't completely eliminate it. This affects the whole world. Man is either really dumb or trying to score cheap political points but this one doesn't land.
Foreign Affairs › Re: French Soldier Killed And 7 Others Wounded In Drones Attack In Iraq by CaseSensitive(m): 2:06pm On Mar 13
French base and soldiers in Iraq? Ok
Foreign Affairs › Re: 4 Of 6 U.S. Crew Members Confirmed Dead After Refueling Plane Crashes In Iraq by CaseSensitive(m):
CENTCOM said the loss of the aircraft was not due to friendly fire or hostile fire but the latter is the truth. The Plane was brought down by a P358 Surface to air missile in Iraq. The downed plane is a Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker with Reg: 63-8017 and Serial number 18634. The plane left to the Middle East from the US base Mildenhall Air Force Base in Suffolk, UK.

There are chances that crew members began burning with the plane shortly after it was hit, before the plane finally crashed. They all died, none of them survived. Another refuelling tanker plane was apparently targeted but managed to land in Israel.

US said "Loss of aircraft was not due to friendly fire or hostile fire" - That's a lie, it was shot down
US said "4 out of 6 crew members died" - That's a lie too, they're all dead.
Politics › Re: Ahead Of State Visit, King Charles Hosts Event For Nigerians In The UK by CaseSensitive(m): 11:15am On Mar 13
KingOfAmebo:
This is pure lies...David Cameron calls Nigeria and Afghanistan ''fantastically corrupt''

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-36260193
They know exactly what they are doing. They want Nigeria corrupt, they love a corrupt Nigeria, they'll collaborate with them behind close doors and condemn them in public.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Air Force Refueling Tanker With Five Crew Members Crashes Over Iraq by CaseSensitive(m): 10:52am On Mar 13
God1000:
They will never admit it was hit, the narrative is always the same, technical problem or friendly fire


FAFO
It indeed was shot down by a P358 surface to air missile.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian ‘Suicide Boat’ Hits US Owned Oil Tanker In Persian Gulf by CaseSensitive(m):
There were more attacks on two ships travelling between Doha and Dubai. If this war doesn’t stop as soon as possible, we’re looking at $200 a barrel and the world economy will suffer a heart attack. There seems to be a problem with the war USA ordered.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran & Russia Have Undersea Missiles That Travel At 100m/s - IRGC Says (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 8:05pm On Mar 12
The West has no monopoly over military tech as already demonstrated by Russia with the likes of Oreshnik and Iran with Shaed drones and the range of missiles they have in their arsenal. It only makes sense that they develop capabilities like Undersea Missiles given the Strait of Hormuz is a significant leverage they have.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects Ceasefire: ‘you Can’t Start A War And Then Demand A Ceasefire by CaseSensitive(m): 4:02pm On Mar 12
aestake:
Iran is always aggressive to Israel and America!
Oh and I wonder why!
Politics › Re: UK To Restricts Its Airspace For Tinubu's State Visit by CaseSensitive(m): 2:58pm On Mar 12
No more oil from Middle East to Europe, at least not for a good few months. Russia has stopped selling oil and gas to Europe. America's oil and gas is 4-5 times the price of Middle-East or Russian oil and gas, partly due to logistics. Without oil and gas, Europe will be in darkness and their entire economy will shutdown.

Nigeria has oil and gas
King Charles is inviting Tinubu on a state visit.

I'm not connecting dots here but anyway, Afrobeats and Jollof rice to the world!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects Ceasefire: ‘you Can’t Start A War And Then Demand A Ceasefire by CaseSensitive(m):
A ceasefire would mean that America and Israel will regroup and come back again. Ceasefire cannot be on America's terms when they are clearly the aggressor. Iran will teach America a historic lesson.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Navy Tells Shipping Industry Hormuz Escorts Not Possible For Now by CaseSensitive(m):
Escorting ships through the strait of Hormuz will require a whole lot of USS Destroyers and those warships in the Strait of Hormuz are fair game for the Iranians, they will certainly sink a few of them. USA cannot replace the warships like they did 50 years ago. US can't afford to continue the war and Iran is rejecting ceasefire. Trump is toast and stuck. The entire world economy will suffer from his dumb, ill-thought and careless decision.
Sports › Re: Iran pulls out of 2026 World Cup to be held in the USA, Canada, and Mexico by CaseSensitive(m): 7:38pm On Mar 11
Well, that's the most honourable thing to do
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 7:21pm On Mar 11
Arrowhead71:
The Persians in Iran are majority...its the Islamic occupier on Iran that are in the minority
The Persians in Iran?? Iran is Persia and they are majority muslim. About 90–95% of Iranians are Shia Muslims, mainly Twelver Shia which is the dominant form of Islam in Iran. Around 5–10% are Sunni Muslims and those are mostly among ethnic minority groups such as the Kurds. Small numbers are Christian, Jewish, Zoroastrian etc. So both ethnically Persian and most non‑Persian groups in Iran are Muslim, and Islam is the religion of the overwhelming majority of the population (About 97-98%). So who are the "Islamic occupier" you are talking about here my friend?
Forum Games › Re: Boat Is Sinking. You Can Only Throw One Overboard To Survive. (photo) by CaseSensitive(m):
enemyofprogress:
Boat is sinking. You can only throw one overboard to survive. Who will it be and why?
Just one? I'm sorry, both police and journalist are Shark's snack. In fact, if soldier says or does anything stupid, then I'll have more sharks to feed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 6:55pm On Mar 11
Arrowhead71:
CNN....BBC....for where.... those are pro Iran regime
I watch Aljazeera sometimes...which makes money from Iran regime ..so cannot be biased against them
Well since you don't see Iranians everywhere celebrating.....may your eyes be healed to see clearly
There are dissidents in every single country and Iran is not an exception. Iranians (inside Iran) "celebrating everywhere" are the minority of the average Iranian population. May your brain be healed to think clearly and critically.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Won't Allow India Develop & Challenge It Like China - U.S Official (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 6:49pm On Mar 11
US doing what US does best - stunting the growth of other countries.

Deputy American associations of Nigeria, what says you?
Crime › Re: Lady Exposes Police Officers Who Beat Her For Driving Benz In Ladipo, Lagos by CaseSensitive(m): 6:12pm On Mar 11
And the fact that the "Police" man was wearing a cap that has the word "Polite" inscribed on it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m):
Arrowhead71:
Are you JJC...
Or you don't see the millions of Iran celebrating everywhere for their freedom...if the regime is that fair to them would they be celebrating the death of Ayatollah...or going out for massive protests that started late December last year
By the way ...why should a sensible government force any citizen to obey religion laws...but iran regime lack common sense
Where are the "millions" of Iranian celebrating? You mean the C.I.A. and Mossad actors? "Millions" celebrated when USA and brothers murdered Ghadaffi. Where's Libya today? I think this is beyond your comprehension. The Iran war has nothing to do with Iranians wanting "freedom" from "repressive islamic regime". It's all about OIL!!! I don't blame you though. This is what CNN, BBC etc does to people's mind.

The West are good at cooking pretexts.

They said Ghaddafi was a dictator, they murdered him - It was about Libya’s oil
They said Saddam Hussein has weapon of mass destruction in Iraq, it was a lie - It was about Iraq’s oil
They said Nicholas Maduro was a dictator, they kidnapped him - It was about Venezuela oil
They said Iran’s Ayatollah regime is suppressive - It was about Iran’s oil
They said Vladimir Putin is a dictator - It’s about Russia’s oil and gas
They said there’s christian genocide in Nigeria even though the bandits don’t ask if you’re christian or muslim before they delete you - It is about oil and other resources.

My point is, everywhere you see USA and brothers fighting a war, it’s mostly because of oil or other crucial mineral resources. If you are a leader of a resource rich country and you don’t bow to the USA or give them beneficial access to your resources, basically you will have problems.

So basically, this is America trying to gain control and leverage over oil producing countries and the general oil market because the survival of the dollar is tied to the viability of the petrodollar system which is now under threat. It has nothing to do with the Iran's "repressive regime". Think beyond the surface.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 5:51pm On Mar 11
lightwind:
The person you quoted is telling you the truth.

You are saying trashy things here
Yeah right
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 5:50pm On Mar 11
Willie2015:
Bros ..use your common sense now..

That's using civilian population as shield.

That's wickedness
Using civilian population as shield against what exactly? Last time I checked, Iran didn't launch a war against anyone.
Israel's Kirya Military Headquarters in Tel Aviv has a stretch of underground facilities too which is built under complex houses and sits in the middle of a dense urban area surrounded by civilian buildings, shopping centres, and roads. Now pick your 'common' sense from the gutter.

Next?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 5:30pm On Mar 11
Arrowhead71:
But regime changed in same Iran 47 years ago.....and the demons Ayatollah that overthrew the king turn Iran upside down and put the people in Islamic bondage
How specifically did the Ayatollah turn the country upside down? And how are they in islamic bondage? Iranian engineers are some of the best in the world. There are more female scientists in Iran than any other country in the world. 85% of the Iranian hospitals use their domestic medical devices which are manufactured by local Iranian companies.

Iran is also one of the oldest countries in the world, way more advanced than Nigeria in many ways. Despite being under heavy sanctions, they have a much stronger economy than Nigeria. An average Iranian lives a better life than an average Nigerian but a Nigerian here is trying to argue that the Ayatollah turned Iran upside down and put its citizen in Islamic bondage? Hello? Are we ok? Do you know what you're talking about or just regurgitating what CNN, BBC etc tells you?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 5:04pm On Mar 11
Willie2015:
Nationalism from where...exactly...?

It is Jihad that unites them...

Recall Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has underground facility under Shahid Shourideh Medical Center in Tehran
Having an underground facility now makes one a Jihadist? What an intelligent and mind-blowing take.

Next?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Crowds At Funeral Of Iranian Military Commanders Held In Tehran (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 3:43pm On Mar 11
Iran is one of few countries with strong sense of nationalism. Maybe regime change is more plausible in Israel than Iran.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Begins Laying Mines In Strait Of Hormuz - CNN by CaseSensitive(m): 2:58pm On Mar 11
WiseBizInvestor:
When would the whole world start experiencing uninterrupted peace for at least a decade?
Well, America is around 240 years old. Since its 240 years of existence, it has only been at peace for 16 years. So they've been in some sort of war or conflict for 224 years till today. If you research most wars, conflicts or insurgencies in living memory, they can be traced back to America.

So maybe the world will know peace when the real provocateur has limited or no means to wage wars again.
Foreign Affairs › Re: USA Navy Says Escorting Vessel Through "Strait Of Hormouz" Impossible For Now by CaseSensitive(m): 2:08pm On Mar 11
For now? It will never be possible.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Begins Laying Mines In Strait Of Hormuz - CNN by CaseSensitive(m): 2:00pm On Mar 11
'If you don't know what you're doing, neither does your enemy' - President Donald Tzu
US and Israel wanted war, they got war.
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Petrol, Diesel Prices by CaseSensitive(m): 5:00pm On Mar 10
mightyhaze:
lol

Somebody check on this guy


Na so e dey start o
Somebody will soon check on you when you start hallucinating due to severe hunger if this war doesn't end as soon as possible.
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Petrol, Diesel Prices by CaseSensitive(m): 4:40pm On Mar 10
The United Nations: USA chose war over peace

Colombia: This is an illegal war

Spain: We have declined USA access to our airbase

Human Rights Watch: USA bombed and murdered 160 school girls in a missile strike

China: USA killed a sovereign leader

Italy: This war violates international law

Russia: This is a preplanned unprovoked aggression

Norway: We oppose escalation

Pakistan: This is a violation of international law

Indonesia: We are withdrawing our Board of Peace membership due to USA military attacks and escalation.

Zionist Nigerians & Deputy American association of Nigeria: America na your mate? America dey give ayatollah wotowoto. America is sending the ayatollah terrorist to their 72 virgins hahaha.

Me: Who told you Iran is a terrorist state?

Deputy American Associations of Nigeria: BBC, CNN, UK, USA!

Me: Ok, but who have they attacked? Nigeria?

Zionist Nigerians: YES! they sponsor terrorism in Nigeria!

Me: Who told you that? You have any proof? I thought USA said it's China sponsoring terrorism in Nigeria?

Deputy American Associations of Nigeria: America said it, so I don't need proof. Whatever they say is the truth. China and Iran are both sponsoring terrorism in Nigeria. Oh and Russia too!

Me: How much did you buy a litre of diesel last week?

Zionist Nigerians - ₦945

Me: How much did you buy diesel today?

Deputy American Associations of Nigeria: ₦1620

Me: Wow why’s that?

Zionist Nigerian: TINUBU!!!!!

Me: (Laughs in inflation) Bunch of ode oponu afofungbemu akindanidani.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Investigates Iran Missile Splitting Into Different Warheads In Tel Aviv by CaseSensitive(m): 4:29pm On Mar 10
bigpicture001:
U dnt get it.. the air defence stopped it, but droplet still blew scattered...
What's this one talking about? Air defence stopped what? Are we talking of a single air defence stopping a single missile?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Has More Missiles Than Anyone Thought — Trump by CaseSensitive(m): 4:00pm On Mar 10
blowjohn:
What if it wasn't Trump?

Rothschild?
100% it's Rothschild's war. But Trump is the public-facing face of the zionist Rothschild.

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