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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 5:50pm On Apr 08
cococandy:
I don’t engage in useless back and forth conversations with conservatives especially not retrograde whataboutism about Joebama O’Biden.

When you guys have to face the fact that your maniac is dancing nayked in the market place, you resort to whataboutism.

Keep sitting in the corner or you finna get blocked again
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Besides a person who always writes in all caps is some one whose stability is questionable.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 5:46pm On Apr 08
bemeruca:
Genocide a nation based on what?
A tweet you don't understand?
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Are you defending those maniacal posts which the whole world has condemned?
If so, I require you to eat six heavy stones tonight.
Politics › Re: INEC: We Can’t Have One-party System In Nigeria – ADC Dares Tinubu by DeepSight(m): 5:20pm On Apr 08
adioolayi:
There is no one party system in Nigeria..

We have more than 20 registered political parties in Nigeria..

What's is ADC talking abouthuh
NewHe:
:it's in your own imagination, Nigeria is a multi party state and we all knew there's no way, we are going to turn to a one party state except all political parties were barred from the elections which is not possible.
At least we still have-
APGA
LABOUR PARTY
SDP
ADC
PDP
ACCORD
AAC
NDC
NNPP
So Where's the noise of one party state coming from?
Richtaiwo:
Is ADC saying Nigeria has only two political parties? I find the basis of this argument unclear. As things stand, even without ADC, there are still about 21 registered political parties in the country. Are PDP, APGA, NNPP, SDP, APM, AA, AAC, ADC, BP, YP PRP, NRM and LP no longer recognized as political parties?
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You guys will not be the first to talk like this. You will still grow up and look back in shame. There was a young man known as Daniel Kanu before you were born.
Romance › Re: I Will Never Check Any Girls Phone In My Life Again by DeepSight(m): 3:49pm On Apr 08
Pious101:
I believe U meant to say Iran and not women
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I believe you meant to say Israel-USA
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:42pm On Apr 08
TV01:
...says one whose primary contribution is "nuisance value" . grin
I am not chanced at the mo', but when l am, I'll be backto trigger another tantrum from you cheesy.


TV
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How dare you address me in such a manner, will you collapse into a posture of prostration at once before my great humbiliscence!
Politics › Re: Alaafin Pays Courtesy Visit On President Tinubu At His Boudillon House by DeepSight(m): 3:35pm On Apr 08
zenburster:
Allow.

An Alaafin that an ordinary governor of a state can appoint and "disappoint" is not a true king.

They are just ordinary people who paid their way into royalty.

Did you not see what Igbinedion's wife did to him at her husband's party?

Asked a whole Alaafin to stand up from a seat and move away.
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What ? ? ? ?

You are joking, pls tell me its a lie.
Politics › Re: Alaafin Pays Courtesy Visit On President Tinubu At His Boudillon House by DeepSight(m): 3:34pm On Apr 08
oakfruit:
Why are kings running after politicians in this manner?
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I dont think its proper
Politics › Re: Alaafin Pays Courtesy Visit On President Tinubu At His Boudillon House by DeepSight(m):
FreeStuffsNG:
Smh.

That wise woman is probably why he is yet to be removed after his unfortunate incident with the Olubadan, Ọba Ladọja smiley

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,GCFR, is old enough to be the couple's father.
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These matters are not about age. Did you see Obasanjo prostrating to the Olu of Warri a few years ago? The Olu was in his early 30s.
Politics › Re: Alaafin Pays Courtesy Visit On President Tinubu At His Boudillon House by DeepSight(m): 3:24pm On Apr 08
I am not sure if it is appropriate for traditional rulers of the first rank to do this.
Romance › Re: I Will Never Check Any Girls Phone In My Life Again by DeepSight(m): 12:16pm On Apr 08
Tenses:
Maybe if I got married to a LovePeddler.
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Nope. So long as you go by the principles you enunciated you can never have peace of mind.

You need to chill.
Romance › Re: I Will Never Check Any Girls Phone In My Life Again by DeepSight(m): 11:44am On Apr 08
Tenses:
Leave that guy. He's a victim.

For those of unah wey no dey check unah woman's phone. Sorry nah unah names.

As I dey I have access to all her social account. I dey even track her location if I want. I don see one of her boss at work offer her 500k just to sleep with her but she rejected it. As guy man I corner the man, wetin I do am I no go write am for this forum.

Woman is like a property, if you no protect am another guy man go chop am.

The worst thing wey go happen to a man nah make another man knack your wife.

Love your woman like mad but don't trust her. That's the only way you can keep your sanity.

Let her know your stand about infidelity. If you must cheat (I don't advice that) make sure she does not finds out or suspect .
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You are going to suffer from insomnia and high blood pressure for a long time.
Politics › Re: APC Loses Senator Gaya To ADC In Kano by DeepSight(m): 10:52am On Apr 08
AMINDA:
This also happened in Rivers state yesterday. Previous Southern president's had the South on lockdown, Tinubu does not. That's why he's desperate to run unopposed.
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Its so obvious this country does not want this man. It will be painful if he is yet able to force himself on us. That will mean we are all slaves and he will torture us in his second term with ten times the hardship he has already inflicted. I have no doubt that what costs 1000 Naira today will cost ten thousand before he leaves.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 10:20am On Apr 08
TV01:
One would have to factor the era of the state. For example, in it's time it would have been the Roman empire., which had proper notions of citizenship. But it also had aliens, slaves (and probably illegals grin)

In absolute terms, you can't get away from a country\nation (an empire is possible, but largely disqualified by the very nature of empires), which has full-suite individual freedoms and human rights. Not just miiitary prowess, an advanced economy, functioning institutions and fosters technological advancement and innovation, as well as being a haven for entrepreneurs and welcoming to immigrants.

Another element would be a strong and robust defense of it's culture. Almost all natures are losing or being pressured to loosen that . But as things stand?

USAMERICA take a bow cool.


TV
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Character is as smoke and shows in every breath, another shallow offering.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Accepts Trump's 14-day Ceasefire deal, re-opens Strait of Hormuz by DeepSight(m): 9:37am On Apr 08
adamkkk:
if only you applied this same effort into making your life a better one or even to matters about Banditry and economic woes of Nigeria, maybe by now, you would have earned a benefit far more valuable.
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Lol!

You are provided with evidence that your god is a coward and suddenly it's about my life. Joker.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Declares 2-Weeks Ceasefire With Iran (Photos) by DeepSight(m): 9:13am On Apr 08
owagbeba:
Not sure where you get your news from, both the objectives of the US and Israel were to destroy the republic of Iran, destroy her nuclear capabilities.and destroy her missile capabilities. They failed in these objectives. And it was a miserable failure for a might nuclear power huffing and puffing with two aircraft carriers.

The orange man wanted the ceasefire so badly because he need a way out of the fight.. he was sacking his generals. It was obvious to all that he was failing in his objectives.
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Very well said.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Declares 2-Weeks Ceasefire With Iran (Photos) by DeepSight(m): 9:12am On Apr 08
obedience4:
Which 10 point plan??

Can't you read?? A ceasefire was agreed nothing else!!
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For negotiation based on the ten point plan. Can't you read?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Accepts Trump's 14-day Ceasefire deal, re-opens Strait of Hormuz by DeepSight(m): 9:08am On Apr 08
adamkkk:
Who will say Trump is not a warlord? God's instruments to destroy these Sodomites

Let all terrorists bow in submission
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A draft dodger cannot be a war lord.
A draft dodger is a coward.

Educate yourself on his history with the following extract -

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The history of Donald Trump’s military service (or lack thereof) during the Vietnam War centers on five total deferments that allowed him to avoid being drafted at a time when millions of American men were being called to serve.

​The Timeline of Deferments
​Between 1964 and 1968, Trump received four student deferments (2-S classification) while attending Fordham University and the University of Pennsylvania. These were standard for many young men of the era who were enrolled in higher education.
​The controversy largely stems from what happened after he graduated:
​July 1968: After graduating, Trump was briefly classified as 1-A (available for unrestricted service).

​September 1968: He underwent an armed forces physical examination and was disqualified from service. He was reclassified as 1-Y (medically unqualified except in a national emergency).
​1972: His classification was changed to 4-F (permanently disqualified) after the 1-Y category was abolished.

​The "Bone Spurs" Controversy
​Trump has stated that his medical disqualification was due to bone spurs in his heels. However, this explanation has been met with significant scrutiny over the years:
​Inconsistent Details: In various interviews, Trump has struggled to remember which foot was affected, at one point suggesting it was the left, then later stating it was both feet.

​Athletic Activity: Critics often point out that Trump was an active athlete in college, playing baseball, tennis, and squash, which they argue is inconsistent with a debilitating foot condition.

​The "Favor" Allegation: In 2018, the New York Times reported that the family of Dr. Larry Braunstein, a podiatrist who rented office space from Trump’s father (Fred Trump), claimed the diagnosis was a "favor" to help the younger Trump avoid the draft. No medical records from the original 1968 exam have been publicly released to verify the diagnosis.

​The Draft Lottery
​In December 1969, the U.S. held its first draft lottery since WWII. Trump was assigned the number 356 out of 366 (based on his June 14 birthday). While Trump has occasionally pointed to this high number as the reason he wasn't drafted, his medical disqualification had already been in place for over a year by the time the lottery occurred. Even if he had been assigned number 001, his 1-Y status would have likely prevented him from being called.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Demystification Of Budaatum - An Interview. by DeepSight(op): 11:51pm On Apr 07
InesQor:
Viaro(m) was alleged to be pilgrim1(f). Unfounded allegations - and never proven. I communicated with the user outside this platform and still believe that user was wrongly accused.

Fair, mavenbox / inesqor were the same user. But no, "gender" was not an issue - rather, it was about a thin veneer of privacy. That's all I will say about that at this time.
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Dost mine eyes deceive me?
Long time!
Celebrities › Re: Davis Offor "Clarus" Dies At 85 by DeepSight(m): 9:06pm On Apr 07
Classic stuff.
We dont produce such stuff anymore or do we? I might not know.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 8:47pm On Apr 07
basilico:
Why do I have a feeling all these glorious inventions by Muslims are folk tales?
I know that when Egypt fell to the marauding muslims they destroyed every book at University of Cairo. The caliphs burnt every book they could get in Persia if I'm right They have been accused of being retrogressive as far as early knowledge is concerned.

Adding to my bucket list
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Then you are woefully ignorant of the golden age of Islam
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 8:45pm On Apr 07
basilico:
If you check my edit, Egyptian Copts were light years ahead of the desert Berbers, they had universities.
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Its still hard history.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 8:39pm On Apr 07
basilico:
Why do I have a feeling all these glorious inventions Muslims are folk tales?
Adding to my bucket list
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It's hard history. Research.

But the fact that you have that feeling tells about about your mindset.

That probably in your subconscious you associate invention, innovation and intellect with Caucasian only.

Its likely
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians Protect Their Power Plants By Forming Human Chains by DeepSight(m): 6:48pm On Apr 07
triplechoice:
If they and the mad man in the white house starts the booming tonight to erase "an entire civilisation", some countries would intervene and things would escalate.
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Oh, I thought you were referring to the threat to bomb the bridges and power stations.

If he uses any genocidal weapon such as a nuclear weapon, things will clearly escalate fast. I doubt that any such thing will happen though. Even the people holding the nuclear briefcase will resist him.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians Protect Their Power Plants By Forming Human Chains by DeepSight(m): 6:33pm On Apr 07
triplechoice:
They dare not. They know what would result from it: third world war.
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I don't think they will do it, but if they did, nothing like world war will result.
Politics › Re: ADC: Kwankwaso Unhappy As Nafi'u Gombe Fails To Show Up For Planned Meeting by DeepSight(m): 6:16pm On Apr 07
The guy is 36 ? ? ? ?

grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 6:08pm On Apr 07
TV01:
What religious or cultural millieau did the printing press emanate from? Your continually fail to make sense or ably support your position. Perhaps you simply lack the wherewithal to support them - not learned enough cheesy!

Did the PP come out of Arabia or the moose.slim world? What of sub-saharan Africa? DId they develop their own "mass transmission" modalities?The moose.slim world refused to avail themselves of the PP when opportuned. Makes absolute sense for a religion of control and a natally backward people.

Nothing has changed to this day. With all the oil wealth, all they do is ape the west, buy in expertise from the west, or buy-up the west. They can't even fund any kind of relevant innovation or advancement in the own lands - it's all ee.slamic schools of this and that, ulcerating the universities of the west. And of course full-frontal sponsoring of islamisation. Nothing good ever came out of madrassas, or ile-kewu undecided.

Even now, an Israel with only 7m Jews and a global total of 15m vastly out-innovates and out-creates all the Arab and moose.lim world (forget SSA). On top of which they are the only nation in that region that affords the personal freedoms that are a hallmark of advanced nations.

In a free market place of odeas, I have no problem with ee.slam. Like I have no issue with Hinduism or Confucianism, Bhuddism (or even Catholics grin). But ee.slam seeks to forcefully impose itself on everything and offer only 2 products - 7th century Arabia or 21st century Afghanistan.

As for the "many other factors", list them na, and see your argument further trampled in the mud.


TV
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Your double standards stand out. You are ready to attribute the printing press somehow to your religion, but wish to exclude the many developments in the Islamic world of antiquity from Islam.

My position is consistent - its not the religions, its simply the people evolving. When we speak of the golden age of Islam, we are simply referring to a period when Islamic empires and people flourished with great development that impacted the world.

We are not so thoughtless as to attribute the development specifically to something in Islam, the way you are eager to attribute all Western Science to Judeo-Christianity.

It is a fact of history that Islam had a golden age in the way I have described above. Anyone denying it is either unschooled or or simply in denial from religious extremism or bigotry.

I extract -

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The Islamic Golden Age (roughly 8th to 14th century) was a powerhouse of intellectual activity. While Europe was in the Early Middle Ages, scholars in cities like Baghdad, Córdoba, and Cairo were synthesizing Greek, Indian, and Persian knowledge while making massive original breakthroughs. Here are the major subjects and innovations they contributed to the modern world:

1. Mathematics: The Language of Science: Perhaps the most visible legacy is in our numbers. Islamic mathematicians didn't just preserve math; they revolutionized how we calculate. Algebra: Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi wrote The Compendious Book on Calculation by Completion and Balancing. The word "Algebra" comes from his term al-jabr. He treated algebra as a distinct discipline for the first time.

Arabic Numerals & Zero: While the symbols originated in India, Islamic scholars refined the decimal system and the concept of zero (0), then introduced them to the West.

Algorithms: The word "algorithm" is actually a Latinized corruption of al-Khwarizmi’s name.

Trigonometry: Scholars like al-Battani isolated functions like sine, cosine, and tangent, which were essential for both astronomy and navigation.

2. Medicine: Systematic Healing - The Islamic world moved medicine from folklore to a rigorous, empirical science. The Canon of Medicine: Written by Ibn Sina (Avicenna), this remained the standard medical textbook in Europe and the Middle East for over 600 years. Hospitals (Bimaristans): They created the first modern hospitals with separate wards for different diseases, pharmacies, and even "internships" for medical students.

Surgery: Al-Zahrawi (Albucasis) is often called the "father of surgery." He invented over 200 surgical instruments—including the scalpel, bone saw, and forceps—many of which have designs that remain recognizable today.

Circulation: Ibn al-Nafis was the first to correctly describe pulmonary circulation (how blood moves through the heart and lungs).

3. Physics and Optics - Before this era, people believed the eyes emitted rays to "see" objects. Islamic scientists corrected this. Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen): Often called the first true scientist, he pioneered the scientific method, emphasizing repeatable experiments.

The Camera Obscura: Al-Haytham explained how light travels in straight lines and enters the eye, using the "dark room" (camera obscura) principle to prove it. This is the fundamental ancestor of the modern camera.

4. Chemistry (Alchemy): The word "Chemistry" comes from al-kimiya. Islamic scholars transitioned alchemy from a mystical pursuit of turning lead into gold into a practical science. Jabir ibn Hayyan (Geber): He introduced systematic laboratory methods and identified many common acids (like sulfuric and nitric acid). Distillation: He perfected the process of distillation, which led to the creation of perfumes, medicines, and refined oils.

5. Engineering and Navigation - Practicality was at the heart of many innovations, especially regarding water and travel. Crankshafts and Water Pumps: Al-Jazari, a brilliant engineer, designed intricate clocks, hand-washing automata, and the crankshaft—one of the most important mechanical inventions in human history.

6. Higher Education Universities: The University of al-Qarawiyyin in Fez, Morocco (founded by Fatima al-Fihri in 859 AD), is recognized by UNESCO and Guinness World Records as the oldest continuously operating, degree-granting university in the world.

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So, TV01, what exactly is wrong with you? Did you skip classes or you are just allergic to history or what?
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Hits Military Targets On Kharg Island by DeepSight(m): 5:35pm On Apr 07
CodeTemplar:
Save for the civillians caught in line of fire, USA has been very professional in what gets destroyed in their attempt at stopping the Ayatollahs from destructive tech acquisition.

Military targets. Weapon cache. Supplies.
Compare that to what Iran hits.
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165 school girls was professional right?
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Hits Military Targets On Kharg Island by DeepSight(m): 5:35pm On Apr 07
Flangelo12:
A few schools (600) and higher institutions (30 universities)
Some hospitals (13) and parks.

Bridges and infrastructure not even in use .

Of course, they've been careful.

Imagine if they had been reckless.
huh
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Honestly!

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians Protect Their Power Plants By Forming Human Chains by DeepSight(m): 5:16pm On Apr 07
Gerhards:
They will definitely go ahead, because they have been warned to stay away from those facilities
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Go and say 100 Hail Mary's and 100 Our Father's.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians Protect Their Power Plants By Forming Human Chains by DeepSight(m): 4:28pm On Apr 07
Oya, Satanic Israel, go ahead and bomb them under the normal Gaza excuse that they are using their people as human shields. Go ahead na.
Christianity Etc › Re: Yahweh Kills 70, 000 Because Of A Census, Why? by DeepSight(op): 3:13pm On Apr 07
TV01:
The bible says of God "He will e found righteous when He judges and justified when He speaks". No explanation required, or available, for "His judgements are unsearchable and His ways past finding out"..

You explain this if you can. If you buy a chicken - which you can't create and take its eggs - which you can't lay - and decide to make a nice omelette or throw them at people you don't like, who can query you?


TV
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Unscholarly faith induced subservient nonsense.
Its comical how you imagine yourself the bee's knees but consistently come forward so hollow.
Politics › Re: 2027: My Support Is For Tinubu - Segun Sowunmi by DeepSight(m): 2:00pm On Apr 07
Chivisee:
It take some level of exposure and education to know that this present government is breaking new grounds in the history of the country, judging by the resources available to him. I have serious confident that he will deliver before his tenure elapse in 2031
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With your terrible written English we can see just the level of exposure and education needed to support BAT.

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