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Foreign Affairs › Re: How The US And Iran Became Adversaries - A Brief History (Photos) by CSTRR: 7:52pm On Feb 27, 2021
kayjay69:
There must be a screw loose somewhere inside your head if you read the original post and came about the conclusion below.
That is where Iran turned to.shitt.

The Islamic revolution.

Anything else is story.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How The US And Iran Became Adversaries - A Brief History (Photos) by CSTRR: 7:52pm On Feb 27, 2021
gnykelly:
it was USA that enthroned the islamist.
Why would the US enthrone the Islamist when they already controlled the Shah of Iran who was a liberal.?
Foreign Affairs › Re: How The US And Iran Became Adversaries - A Brief History (Photos) by CSTRR: 7:39pm On Feb 27, 2021
Unfortunately, the enemies they are targeting are far powerful than them.

Israel will defeat them, America will destroy them.
So.what is the point of all that aggression?

In fact, Biden is worried that Isreal will lose patience and go after Iran themselves.

The Israeli defence force said they are trained and ready to invade Iran at any point authorisation is given.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How The US And Iran Became Adversaries - A Brief History (Photos) by CSTRR: 7:37pm On Feb 27, 2021
Zaggafrank:
I want to thank you very much for posting this because you have a lot of ignorant religious bigots on this platform. For them, everything is about religion. As far as Iran is concerned, it's about the US trying to punish them for kicking out an American puppet in the Shah. As well as fighting for the dignity of their people. They have great relationship with all Christian and Sunni countries except those dancing to the tune of the wahabi-selafist Saudis
Iran want to obliterate Isreal and the West.
That is their national motto.
That is not the act of a peaceful nation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How The US And Iran Became Adversaries - A Brief History (Photos) by CSTRR: 7:32pm On Feb 27, 2021
And their women are very pretty. cheesy

If not for Islamic revolution that swept that country, I am sure many Nigerians would have married Iranians today.

But now,all that beauty is hidden in the superfluous burqa that they wear.
Foreign Affairs › Re: How The US And Iran Became Adversaries - A Brief History (Photos) by CSTRR: 7:27pm On Feb 27, 2021
The Islamic revolution.

Iran and America were actually best of friends once upon a time, and the Iranians prospered as a liberal, progressive country.

Until some mad men carried out an Islamic revolution which led to many Persians leaving to exile and the females that remained in Iran subjugated under the yoke of backward islam.

Backward Islam ruined that beautiful country.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Biden Imposes Visa Ban On 76 Saudis Over Khashoggi's Murder by CSTRR: 8:21am On Feb 27, 2021
In fact, in the nearest future, I foresee a situation where Saudi Arabia becomes staunch enemies with America just like Iran is today.

Iran was once the favourite darling of America under the Shah.
Their main ally in the middle East.

They sold him top range weapons like the F-14.

Once the Islamic revolution swept Iran, things changed quickly.

And Iran became an enemy.

Saudi Arabia is tending down that path.
They are losing relevance and America don't really like them anyway.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Biden Imposes Visa Ban On 76 Saudis Over Khashoggi's Murder by CSTRR: 8:16am On Feb 27, 2021
BlueAir:
grin America is a toothless dog as far as the king is concerned. The oil deal is priceless and they need Saudis influence in the war against terrorism. If they lose Saudi Arabia, America is will be hell vulnerable to terrorism. They know the king is guilty but they can't touch him for now
Oil is no longer relevant to America.
America is the biggest exporter of oil now.

They need Saudi Arabia to contain Iran and Shia Islam.

Only Saudi Arabia has the religious legitimacy to contest with Iran in the middle East.

That is why a peace deal with Iran would be a game changer.

Once America does a real peace deal with Iran, the house of Saud would lose all relevance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Biden Imposes Visa Ban On 76 Saudis Over Khashoggi's Murder by CSTRR: 8:12am On Feb 27, 2021
Wake me up when the crown prince is part of the sanctions.
Politics › Re: VP Osinbajo Speaks Against Ban On Cryptocurrency (Video) by CSTRR: 8:31pm On Feb 26, 2021
His opinion is as useless as that of a road side newspaper analyst.

He can't even influence the CBN that ISA funtua was controlling.
Politics › Re: Jangebe, Zamfara School Abduction: ‘Close To 550 Girls Are Missing’ by CSTRR: 2:28pm On Feb 26, 2021
The tragedy of all these is that the north has been set decades back educationally.

Northern parents will no longer be comfortable sending their children to school and whatever gains they have made in the past few years is completly eroded.

The north of Nigeria has one of the bleakest future on the planet.

Any nation attached to them is fuccked in the short and long run.
Politics › Re: Sagay: Malami Won’t Let Bawa Succeed As EFCC Chairman by CSTRR: 5:28pm On Feb 25, 2021
This sagay thinks we have forgotten all his madness.
Business › Re: Bitcoin Can Be Used For 'Illegal' Purposes - US Regulators by CSTRR: 1:04pm On Feb 25, 2021
It is like saying cars can be used to carry out robbery.
It doesn't mean cars are not a positive invention.

The US- and China are currently leading the world in bitcoin and block chain technology.
US banks are even unveiling bitcoin ATM machines.

The question Nigerians should have asked is why the US regulators are not stamping out bitcoin in America.

Nigerian govt mumu no be small.
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Goodluck Jonathan Weighs Options Between APC, PDP by CSTRR: 9:51am On Feb 25, 2021
Honor10:
Go and give him your irrelevant 5% votes,we will Never vote a failure again, not Buhari not Jonathan
Who is we?
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Goodluck Jonathan Weighs Options Between APC, PDP by CSTRR: 7:56am On Feb 25, 2021
The problem with Yoruba candidates is that they are too compromising.
They bend too much.
Osibanjo is in that school.

There is a level you will bend, and you will not be able to carry out the real reforms Nigeria needs.
You will lose effectiveness.

Nigeria needs some structural surgical operations that will be painful and controversial but is highly needed.

There is no Yoruba politician currently I see doing that.

Just look at the senate. The only politician talking about the core issues is abaribe.

The Yoruba senators agree with him, but they don't have the balls to talk.

They compromise too much.
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Goodluck Jonathan Weighs Options Between APC, PDP by CSTRR: 7:52am On Feb 25, 2021
ArcSEMPECJ:
It depends on the foundation, the charisma, the energy the VP is known to be addressed.....

Atiku was never a spare tyre.....he fought Obansanjo in some decision making , we can't have a president who can't fight out one decision for himself ,....tradermoni comes to mind, Nigerians are no fools
Exactly.

Osinbajo would be another waste of four years.
Tinubu account will grow fatter, while the core issues will remain.
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Goodluck Jonathan Weighs Options Between APC, PDP by CSTRR: 7:50am On Feb 25, 2021
Honor10:
This Jonathan must be a fool.


So he is still interested in Power?

I don't blame u, it is the useless cow in Aso rock, I blamed, his failing failure has made Jonathan failure a little appealing.

Anyway, Jonathan is going no where, Jonathan is the plot of northerners to return to power through backdoor, by using him as a puppet and knowing he can only go single term.


Osibanjo/Zulum 2023
The osibanjo ticket serves no one except his Yoruba elites.
Not even the common people in Yoruba land, let alone the rest of the country.

If Jonathan runs again, the south will support him over every Yoruba man currently in politics.
Politics › Re: 2023 Presidency: Goodluck Jonathan Weighs Options Between APC, PDP by CSTRR: 7:47am On Feb 25, 2021
It would be funny if Jonathan emerges as president.
After all the Scheming from the odua group of boys.

As if they are the only southerners.
Programming › Re: Why So Many Junior Developers Struggle To Get An Opportunity. by CSTRR: 2:51pm On Feb 24, 2021
Lighero:
what is the full meaning of DSA
Data structures and algorithms.
Programming › Re: Why So Many Junior Developers Struggle To Get An Opportunity. by CSTRR: 2:50pm On Feb 24, 2021
techstack:
You are right
As I am typing this we are moving all the applications to micro-services using C# dotNet Core 5.
So many jobs for c# developers in Naija, young devs need to look at the market and environment.
You are in Naija and following the trend in US
What's is the path to be a C# developer for a beginner.?
Travel › Re: Why Aren't Nigerians Interested In Russia? by CSTRR: 2:15pm On Feb 24, 2021
They are not a member of the EU
Crime › Re: Suspected Herdsmen Burn Three Alive In Edo by CSTRR: 2:11pm On Feb 24, 2021
Buhari candidature is similar to trump.

Highly controversial demagogues with fanatical supporters brandishing ultra nationalistic toga.
They also both have a messianic complex.

Trump lost second term while buhari got it.

Nigeria did not have the advantage of a progressive immigrant population eligible to vote.
Crime › Re: Suspected Herdsmen Burn Three Alive In Edo by CSTRR: 2:07pm On Feb 24, 2021
The sad thing is that If Buhari runs for third term, the same idiots that voted him before will vote again and he would win.
Crime › Re: Suspected Herdsmen Burn Three Alive In Edo by CSTRR: 2:06pm On Feb 24, 2021
Nigerians are now used to very violent crimes.

Signs of a failed State
Travel › Re: Ibeno Beach: Longest Sand Beach In West Africa (Photos) by CSTRR: 2:02pm On Feb 24, 2021
Dolphins are very intelligent, very friendly animals.

They are as friendly as dogs if nor more.

Only Africans would kill these lovely creatures for food.
Business › Re: An Encounter With Dr. Cosmas Maduka That Changed The Life Of CEO Stanel Group by CSTRR: 12:14pm On Feb 24, 2021
Beface:
Some men of God have the influence to change life but their will put you on fasting and prayer rather than link you with the connect that will change your life.
That is the most annoying thing.

These Pastors will tell you stories of how they have the contact of top business owners and wealthy people that call them regularly to give gratitude for their prayers.

Yet an unemployed graduate would be in the church and the Pastor will be loading him with prayer points.
Politics › Re: Why Nigerians Should Support Tinubu For 2023 - Akeem Adeyemi by CSTRR: 12:10pm On Feb 24, 2021
BlackBaron:
Notice only his beneficiaries are the ones shouting themselves hoarse, so they can reap more benefits.

As for the common man, he's content with distributing ororo and rice plus a palmful wad of cash while he loots their future.

Kontinu!
Only his Yoruba people are campaigning for him.
Politics › Re: Rauf Aregbesola Received 96-Month Salary Arrears In Secret, Claims He Did Not by CSTRR: 11:55am On Feb 24, 2021
This is the nincompoop Buhari appointed as minister of interior.
A very critical ministry.

No wonder,the country has turned to shit.
Politics › Re: Chris Ngige: Igbos Held Sensitive Positions But Didn't Use It For Igbo Welfare by CSTRR: 9:09am On Feb 24, 2021
Whoever takes over from buhari and does not give his own people 70% of projects and appointments is an irredeemable fool.
Politics › Re: Chris Ngige: Igbos Held Sensitive Positions But Didn't Use It For Igbo Welfare by CSTRR: 9:07am On Feb 24, 2021
SachaBastien:
Could it be that the Igbos are not nepotistic by nature?
If you use the term "igbo nation", shouldn't the Igbos be in their own nation and not in Nigeria?
Federal appointments are not tribal. It's hard to understand the rot in the brains of these supposed educated people when they speak like retards.
Oga collect your L and move on.
No need for long story.

Learn from buhari and wait for your time.
Politics › Re: Chris Ngige: Igbos Held Sensitive Positions But Didn't Use It For Igbo Welfare by CSTRR: 9:05am On Feb 24, 2021
That is a fact.
They overcompensated for the civil war.

Hopefully when it comes around again, they will use it to develop their land maximally without giving a hoot about what anybody says.

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