CaseSensitive's Posts
Nairaland Forum › CaseSensitive's Profile › CaseSensitive's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 54 pages)
The world is changing fast in our generation and the tectonic shift recently in Europe is a proof. |
If these foreign religions are not plain insanity in Nigeria, then I don't know what is. Christians constituting their nuisance, muslims doing theirs too. |
Another "Trust me bro" I use to take him serious until I learnt he receives funding from imperialist's 'NGO - National Endowment for Democracy. Probably making the empty pledges from New Jersey too. |
Not condoning Uju Anya's utterances because some of them are vile even though she's always been a target by people who despise her for whatever reason. So Netflix can make dark jokes about Charlie Kirk's death but Uju Anya can't? I hope someone exhume his carcass and put one or two more holes in his neck again just to be double sure he's certainly not breathing in that coffin by any chance. Just like Jesus, he stepped on wrong toes and got treated. Surely if whatever happened to him occurred in the days of Jesus, they would 'deitify' him and tell the world he "died for our sins", just like they're now trying to make Charlie a god in death. May his soul never find rest. |
Smartguyboy:Of course you would expect something like that. Recent xenophobic rampage in South Africa is also linked to the attempt in my opinion. They're also trying to cause trouble for India internally and through the border with Myanmar. They're really trying to light BRICS up, and they'll keep trying. |
seunayantokun:America created Al-Qaeda, they backed the Kurds militant in Iraq (and Iran by extension) - Doesn't Iraq have an army? America funded the boko boys in Nigeria through USAID, doesn't Nigeria have an army? Do you understand what you're talking about? Do the Houthis in Yemen and Hezbollah in Lebanon murder civilians? NO they don't, but whoever America labels "terrorist" is automatically a "terrorist" to you. Ahmed al-Sharaa was a terrorist in Syria, a product of Al-Qaeda who murdered people and actually posed with their severed head. He is now the president of Syria visiting the White House and the British Prime Minister. At some point you'll understand why 9ja was mandated to rehabilitate former Boko H boys and integrate them into the army, maybe by then you'll know who the real terrorists are but until then, enjoy the Hollywood. |
Loss on 3 fronts - Ukraine is collapsing, Iran is teaching lessons and Houthis are kicking Saudi Arabia in the backside. Strait of Hormuz on lockdown, Strait of Bab Al-Mandab secured by the Houthis. How will Saudi Arabia transport its oil to the energy market? Their East-Wing pipeline too are getting bombed, not by Iran or Houthis but by the Iraqis. They really want to suffocate them and perhaps choke US out of the Middle East. Dark times for Saudi, and for them specifically, they're learning of the old Henry Kissinger's saying - "It's dangerous to be America's enemy but it's fatal to be America's friend" |
Smartguyboy:BRICS is still certainly in its formative years, and it's still very shaky. Obviously the political West still has some control over India but you can't really blame Modi. America is watching India like a hawk, I don't think Brazil is safe either, neither is South Africa. It's going to be a bumpy ride but there can't be a reversal on the multipolar world order. It's here already and it's here to stay, that's the reality the political West will have to adapt to. |
YouandiAllofus:Economic sanction is one of the reasons why BRICS was born. No hegemony in this day and age should have the power to flex economic muscles over nations that are not their "ally", or cripple the economy of countries they don't like. Also compare BRICS economic output now to the G7 bloc. BRICS countries accounted for 40% of world GDP, G7 accounted for 11% less. Then do some forecasting, actually read too while at it. BRICS is the best thing that can happen to Africa if we don't want to be West's slave forever. You know what it means to be able to trade in your local currency instead of being forced to trade in dollars? But yh like I said. READ!! |
PS5, PS5 game discs (Call Of Duty and Fifa every December), Gaming chair, Home office chair, PSVR2, Coffee Machine, Macbook. One woman like 50 It's reciprocated though, as a natural giver that I am. |
Israel's last line of defence is JORDAN. The Iranians know what they're doing. |
The awakened knew this already. It's all theatre |
BondRiv:Provide context related to my comment that convinced you enough that I'm a "sheeple". What/who do you describe as sheeple? |
BondRiv:You and who are "Most of you"? |
Prime capability for reverse engineering. USA reverse engineered Iran's Shaed drone after all. I also think the Chinese and the Russians will like to take a closer look. |
HacheNoire:It's going to be one long movie. We're not even prepared for it |
The dog you trained and fed is coming right round to bite. Anyone with popcorn please? I have coke, let's watch this movie together. |
Well, she prefixed it with "AIPAC". I'll let that pass. |
Trump supporting your fuel subsidy plan is enough to steer clear |
Welrez:Where is the sen5e in your reply? How is it related to my comment? How is whatever is going on the Middle Belt directly coherent with my comment? Where do you draw the similarities? Where is the argument for or against? |
Greenleaf247:America's stated goal going into this war was regime change, they didn't just want to degrade Iran, they wanted the government gone. That's the bar they set for themselves. Six months in, has that bar been cleared? No The opening strike killed Khamenei himself, the kind of decapitation strike that was supposed to make the regime collapse on contact. It didn't. The government held together and Iranians stood by their government. Meanwhile the costs kept stacking up on the American side. This war has gone through multiple ceasefires that didn't hold. Then there's the Saudi angle. When Trump was gearing up for another massive strike on Iranian infrastructure in early August, Mohammed bin Salman personally called him and pushed for de-escalation instead, warning that further strikes risked Iranian retaliation against Gulf oil and water infrastructure. Trump called the strikes off days later. Some economists have gone further and argued MBS effectively used the threat of dumping Saudi Treasury holdings as leverage. You know how important Saudi is to America? The Strait of Hormuz is the clearest scoreboard. It's been effectively closed to Western-allied shipping for most of this war, oil flows through it collapsed, and even after multiple deals to reopen it, transit has stayed a trickle rather than returning to normal. Whatever paper gets signed at the end, the strait of hormuz will NEVER return to how it was before the war. Gas prices tell the same story, US pump prices have run roughly 40-plus percent higher than pre-war levels for months now, hovering around $4 a gallon. That's a tax on every American household and business, self-inflicted by a war that hasn't delivered the one thing it was launched to achieve. How long do you think Americans and American businesses will tolerate high gas price for? And the pattern of who's initiating strikes has also flipped. Usually Iran would wait for USA to attack before they reply, now Iran is launching pre-emptive strikes. Who would have thought that? In this war it's been hitting US bases, Gulf allies' infrastructure, and shipping preemptively, on its own timeline. A country that's been beaten into submission doesn't dictate the tempo of a war. Iran currently is. Add it up: the stated objective wasn't met, the war became domestically costly enough that a Gulf ally could talk Trump out of escalating further, the strait that's supposed to be a chokepoint for Iran has instead become a chokepoint on the US and global economy, and Iran is setting the pace of engagement rather than just reacting to it. That's my definition of "lost". There's nothing new America can do now that will change the outcome of the war. If they continue fighting, they've lost, if they withdraw, they'll still have to sign peace agreement on Iran's terms - they've LOST. |
Hismajesty44:Who has Iran terrorised? your family? your pitiful filthy shanty in Iju-Ishaga? If you don't know anything about something, you know it's ok to shut up? rather than regurgitating narratives and soundbites. |
Welrez:Who told you the war is about Iran developing nuclear capabilities? Trump? What was the reason US and friends invaded Iraq? OIL. What was the pretext they announced in the media and made everyone believe? Weapon Of Mass Destruction. Did they find any "weapon of mass destruction" in Iraq? No. Did Shell, Chevron, BP etc move in to Iraq to steal their oil afterwards? Yes. What was the reason they invaded Libya? OIL, Gold etc., and Gadhaffi's vision for Africa. What was the pretext they announced in the media and made everyone believe? 'Violation of Human Rights'. Did Shell, Chevron, BP etc move in to Libya to steal their oil afterwards? Yes, and the US government also stole Libya's tonnes of gold too and billions in cash. What was the reason they invaded Venezuela recently? OIL. What was the pretext they announced in the media and made everyone believe? 'Fighting narco-terrorism'. But yes, some donkeys believe the war is about Iran's nuclear program. |
Unsustainable tit for tat. Either US continue or withdraw - it's already a lost war on their part. |
And America voted against it. Deputy Americans of Nigeria Association would still support massa's decision no matter what. Millions of good Tobies. |
Miggs:MORE than enough to cater for current and future Nigeria's population but the powers that rule the world made Africans believe otherwise. That's why they're devising various means to depopulate Africa. Anyone who wants to argue should read the now declassified Henry Kissinger report. A lot of Nigerians don't know, the ones that know are happy to maintain the status quo because they've been pocketed. And no, Nigeria is NOT poor, Nigerians are poor and that's deliberate. |
Uber is evolving, they've been looking into driverless cars, they are looking into other markets too. It doesn't have much to do with "Tinubunomics". That's besides the fact that Nigerian Uber driver cheats Uber, making the business unprofitable. |
The moment he went into a debate with Kamala Harris and claimed immigrants are eating cats and dogs, that's when I knew that America is in trouble if this guy ends up being president. Strait of Trump . Why not rename the universe? And to think this 80 year old baby have access to nukes. |
Why's a grown a55 man on the lap of a grown a55 man? |
Looks like there's trouble in paradise. They created a monster, now monster has gone rogue and doing a U-turn on them. Anyone with popcorn please? I have coke...chilled coke. |
Dahomeywarrior1:I'd be easy on myself for not being able to read, but if I can read but comprehension flies over my head - then I'd just assume I'm a dumbo. Again, I don't give a flying duck about Jesus or Mohammed. |
. Why not rename the universe? And to think this 80 year old baby have access to nukes.