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Foreign Affairs › Re: Massive Explosion At Dutch Port Of Rotterdam, One Dead, Several Injured by CaseSensitive(m): 7:12pm On Aug 13
Looks like it has already begun. Oil refineries going up in flames everywhere, it was Libya couple of days ago, 2 refineries a week on average in Russia. Iran at the start of the month, Saudi Arabia too, then Netherlands today. And that's just this month alone.


Brace for it ladies and gentlemen - the prequel to WW3 European Tribal War 3.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "All That's Left In Iran Is 300% Inflation, Praise Be To Allah" - Trump by CaseSensitive(m): 7:10pm On Aug 13
QuinQQ:
Note commentary on AI below. Also see screenshots above
Good on you kiddo. Your life's problem is solved.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "All That's Left In Iran Is 300% Inflation, Praise Be To Allah" - Trump by CaseSensitive(m): 1:11pm On Aug 13
QuinQQ:
Pure ignorance. See who closes the Strait below. Iran can't open or close anything
This AI kid again SMH
Foreign Affairs › Re: "All That's Left In Iran Is 300% Inflation, Praise Be To Allah" - Trump by CaseSensitive(m): 11:39pm On Aug 12
FSBoperator:
The salt caverns that are used to store US strategic oil reserves are at their lowest levels since they were constructed and began use and engineers are now warning that risk of the walls caving in are very high..

The US domestic output can not meet both local demands, supplies to Europe (to stabilise prices) and to refill the strategic oil reserves salt caves

Meanwhile Iran has said anymore attacks on their own oil facilities will see them targeting not just US bases in the region but also gulf oil facilities.

If that happens, you are going to see over 40% of global oil supply completely cut off for the next 2ys as it takes time to fix those oil processing plants.

This is why Trump has warned Zekensky not to target Russian shadow tankers moving through the black Sea.

They now need sanctioned Russian oil to cushion the market supply drought.
Right on point.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "All That's Left In Iran Is 300% Inflation, Praise Be To Allah" - Trump by CaseSensitive(m):
300% inflation? This orange guy is pulling random numbers out of his greasy backside again. All that's left of the USA is increasing debts that's costing 30 billion dollars a day to service. Then oil reserves too is drying up, that's what's left of the USA. Iran is a lot more resilient than he'll ever know. If Iran is all talks and no action, then ships will be sailing through the Strait of Hormuz wouldn't they?

Mr Trump, let's try something very simple. Send one of your war ships to sail through the strait or make one cargo vessel sail through without Iran's permission, then we shall see if Iran is all talk and no action.
Politics › Re: Shehu Gazali Condemns Video Of Northern Pupils Marching On Israeli & US Flags by CaseSensitive(m): 5:37pm On Aug 12
Despite the fact that I despise the Zionist regime of Israel, I'm with Sheu Gazali Sadiq on this one.
Health › Re: Ebola Outbreak In DR Congo Surpasses 4,000 Cases, Death Toll Crosses 2,000 by CaseSensitive(m): 12:41pm On Aug 12
Manufactured bioweapon in my opinion. Surprise surprise, it's afflicting one of the most richest countries in the entire world in terms of mineral resources.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Lacks Fiscal Transparency, Fails To Properly Disclose Revenues, - US by CaseSensitive(m):
Reference:
So you are not interested in what government has or doesn't have and how they spend your money. It is foreign interests that are your main concern.

Is there anyone on this earth you give money to personally for one purpose or the other that you don't ask what, how, where it went. Even money you 'dash' out, you are interested in knowing how it is spent or misspent, not to talk of critical responsibilities for which you are paying out of your nose for.

We have this collective disease called ignorance (not saying it condescendingly) but in the fact that the things we should know to make our lives better in this country we willfully refuse to know and those that rule exploit this irresponsiblity.
Of course I'm interested in full disclosure and transparency on government's fiscal responsibilities. I don't live in Nigeria, I very hardly follow Nigeria's domestic politics. I see things from geopolitical lens, hence, pointing out a separate layer. Why a foreign government chooses to spotlight this now, given the broader US-China competition for influence in Nigeria. Both things can be true at once.

Your argument is why Nigerians should care about accountability which is a fine point on its own because Nigerians should indeed care about transparency and demand it from the government, but your point is answering a question I didn't raise. I wasn't discussing whether Nigerians should care (My God, we should), I was discussing why the US cares. Again, both points can mutually hold true.

The transparency gaps are real AND the US has its own strategic reasons for publicizing them. I wasn't even criticising the US for pointing it out, (even though I'm not a huge fan of the country vis à vis its foreign policy) So, me explaining a motive isn't the same as endorsing or dismissing the underlying issue. Makes sense to you?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Lacks Fiscal Transparency, Fails To Properly Disclose Revenues, - US by CaseSensitive(m): 11:43am On Aug 12
US simply doesn't want Nigeria becoming overwhelmingly dependent on Chinese capital and infrastructure. The US is therefore interested in creating an environment in which American companies can compete for Nigerian resources and infrastructure projects.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hormuz Strait To Remain Closed Unless U.S. Meets Conditions - Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 11:03am On Aug 12
agulion:
Most of us Yoruba Muslims do not support islamic terrorists and islamic bandits, Iran sponsors many islamic terrorists groups
How is Iran an Islamic terrorist? Who are the islamic terrorists that Iran is sponsoring?
Romance › Re: Man Proposes To Girlfriend At Osun-osogbo Festival Where They First Met(video) by CaseSensitive(m): 12:59am On Aug 12
Nothing is more symbolic than proposing to your girl at the festival of Orisa Osun - The Orisa of love, destiny, fertility, sexuality and wealth. May Osun bless their union. Beautiful!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Wants Favor From Putin More Than Nobel Peace Prize - Hillary Clinton Warns by CaseSensitive(m): 8:20pm On Aug 11
Mirasteel:
Trump wants to be Putin so bad, unfortunately he can never be like him.
One is a proper statesman - a former intelligence officer. The other is a clown who happened to be a president. He can be like Putin of course....only in his dreams.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Wants Favor From Putin More Than Nobel Peace Prize - Hillary Clinton Warns by CaseSensitive(m): 8:17pm On Aug 11
Hillary Clinton of all people is talking
Romance › Re: “they’re Good In Bed” – American Woman Praises Igbo Men, Reveals Her Experience by CaseSensitive(m): 6:03pm On Aug 11
EmmyMaestro:
It is because when the kn@cking is starting to feel intense, she will start wondering which kain kn@cking be this. Then she will turn back to look at you to make sure that you have not turn to demon

grin grin grin grin
Man of culture grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Hid In Food Van & Was Smuggled From Turkey Over Iran Fears (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m):
He has a well-known, long-standing preference for McDonald's. He was probably a big fat giant McDonald for a few minutes.
Romance › Re: Women, These Are Secrets Men Will Never Tell You! by CaseSensitive(m): 1:44pm On Aug 10
Goo0dHardDick:
Dear women,

The below are secrets men will never tell you, especially My kind of men..

1. Having tattoos - this instantly portrays you as a prostitute in the eyes of any man and no sane man will ever take you serious.

2. Multiple piercing - some men considers this as a red flag because it's giving prostitution vibes.

3. Having lots of male friends - it instantly means you're low value and that any guy can have access to you. I don't know why lots of women think having lots of male friends is a big flex. They'll even tell you I have male friends more than female friends, I prefer keeping male friends more, etc! Sis, that's a complete red flag for any sane man and he'll never take you serious other than piping and swiping.

4. Men don't really care about your money - This is funny but true. Men don't really care about how much money you have as a woman. Your attitude, respect and things you do for him matters Most. Do something for a man no matter how little it is and watch him strive hard to repay you back.

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"Men" here is not a monolith. I don't mind if my girl has tattoos or multiple piercings as long as it's not over the top (No pun intended). 3 & 4 hold true for me. If my supposed girl has multiple male friends, then that will signal to me that she's either shagging them or she's a closet lesbian. It may be nothing but that will worry me. Then number 4 is valid too - I don't care about how much she banks, though I'd love the fact that she's holding her own and ambitious.
Car Talk › Re: Why Do People Avoid Great Products Because Of The CEO? (my Tesla Experience) by CaseSensitive(m): 1:27pm On Aug 10
I'll ride a bicycle or trek to my death than drive a Tesla if it's the only automotive brand in the world. I'm not European - I can care less about Adolf Hitler or what he did to people of his own race but Elon Musk is undoubtedly a white supremacist and his views and utterances about Africa are not only questionable but utterly abhorrent. Needless to even say that BYD is cheaper and subjectively better than Tesla.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Christ Miracles; Feeding Of 4000 Vs Feeding Of 5000 by CaseSensitive(m): 2:32pm On Aug 09
If true at all, either he fed 4000, 5000 people or the entire Israeli population, it doesn't change the fact that Jesus and the people he "miraculously" 'fed' in that picture/bible, doesn't look like me.

Not my God.
Politics › Re: "Nigeria Under Fully Authoritarian Regime" - Human Rights Foundation Report by CaseSensitive(m): 7:21pm On Aug 08
"Human Rights Foundation Reports" All these Western NGOs 😂
Travel › Re: This Is Owerri Imo State Not California Or Washington DC by CaseSensitive(m): 6:33pm On Aug 06
I like how they prioritise good roads and nature in their communities. Saw a remote village in one of the Igbo states with abundance of nature in the community and good roads. Great job
Celebrities › Re: Alexx Ekubo & Tope Osoba Died Of Cancer At 40 by CaseSensitive(m):
Death is part of life. No one would wish to die young but as a man, I'll embrace it whenever it comes. Having said that, may they continue to rest with the ancestors.
Politics › Re: What Catholic Bishops Told Abacha In 1996... photos by CaseSensitive(m): 8:17pm On Aug 05
Abacha had great plans for Nigeria but Nigerians are not ready for this discussion.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Spainish Town Overwhelmed As Thousand Of Migrants Troop In From Morocco (video) by CaseSensitive(m): 11:12pm On Aug 04
100% USA and Israel's job
Travel › Re: A View Of Agbokin Waterfalls In Cross River State by CaseSensitive(m): 11:21am On Aug 04
Stunning!
Agriculture › Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by CaseSensitive(m): 7:27pm On Aug 03
I wish him every success on the land. He's our brother.
Politics › Re: Christian Groups Petition Trump, US Congress Over APC’s Muslim-Muslim Ticket by CaseSensitive(m): 12:09pm On Aug 03
"Christian Groups", "Muslim-Muslim ticket". The kind of political buzzwords and decision making keywords in 2026 banana republic politics.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Military Asks Troops For Creative And Unconventional Ideas To Punish Iran by CaseSensitive(m):
The almighty US military asking its own troops to come up with creative and unconventional idea simply means there was never a strategy, and Iran already won. Not very "unconventional ideas" would be to arm the separatist Kurds group in the Northwest but Iran is watching them too like a hawk. Another "unconventional idea" is a full ground invasion of Iran which USA simply cannot afford. USA lost and they didn't only lose, it's probably the end of their presence in the Middle East too. Take your L and go home! Or risk further humiliation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Sinks Ukrainian Ships Carrying Grain In Black Sea (Video) by CaseSensitive(m): 10:58pm On Aug 02
Sink them all! No mercy for terrorists.
Travel › Re: Pilot Reveals What He Sees During Takeoff - Stunning Cockpit View Of An Airplane by CaseSensitive(m): 10:48pm On Aug 02
Passenger sees the exact aerial view, just from different angle to the pilots especially if you book windows seat. I was expecting to see something unusual.
Politics › Re: Sharing of rice, a product of a wicked & irresponsible elite - Priest (vid) by CaseSensitive(m): 9:36pm On Aug 01
"Renewed Hope Ambassador" 😂 For a split second, I mistook that for the name of a church. But anyway, erm renewed hope in a bag of rice? 😂😂
Politics › Re: Hunger: You have memberships in churches to give hope - Tinubu to Catholic Bisho by CaseSensitive(m): 8:59pm On Aug 01
True talk - Churches sell hope and snake oil. They preach how Israeli God made manna fell from heaven, how this same God ensured that a poor widow's small jar of flour and jug of oil never ran out during a severe, multi-year drought. The same God used the prophet Elisha to feed a crowd of 100 men using just 20 small barley loaves and a few ears of grain, leaving plenty of leftovers.

Jesus took a young boy's small lunch of five loaves of bread and two fish, blessed them, and multiplied them to feed 5,000 men (plus women and children), resulting in 12 baskets of leftovers.

In a separate event, Jesus multiplied seven loaves of bread and a few small fish to feed a massive crowd of 4,000 men (plus women and children), leaving 7 large baskets of broken pieces.

On two separate occasions, after His disciples spent gruelling nights catching absolutely nothing, Jesus commanded them to cast their nets again. Both times, the nets instantly overflowed with so many large fish that the nets began to tear and the boats started to sink.

If you serve this same God and he's not sleeping or on holiday, why are you complaining of hunger? Why are you looking up to the government to provide what this God can easily provide? Abi reality don dey hit small small?

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