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Foreign Affairs › Re: ABC News Called U.S. Delta Force Killings Of Venezuelan Soldiers Self-defense. by DeepSight(m): 12:19pm On Jan 05
11doubledee:
Okay you want American troops not shoot back so that you can be rejoicing that Venezuela killed American soldiers grin grin grin grin grin.
No logic and absolutely no sense, when armed attack you just pray to hit your target otherwise na OYO be your name.
You think say you dey wise.
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Hang on. Is it that you want the defending side to fold their arms?

You attack a house and say the people in the house are the ones attacking you and you are only defending yourself?

Are you listening to yourself Oga?
Christianity Etc › Re: “She Followed Me To My Hotel Room” – Pastor Adeboye Shares Healing Testimony by DeepSight(m):
OriOko88:
You can't be more brilliant that him sha.
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Only him? Dem plenty - I can never be as briliiant as -

1. Oyedepo
2. Oyakhilome
3. Suleiman
4. Biodun Fatoyinbo
5. Chris Okotie
6. TB Joshua
7. Chris Okafor
8. David Ibiyeomie
9. Matthew Ashimolowo
10. Oritsejafor
11. Reverend King
12. Olumba Olumba Obu
13. Jesu Oyibo
14. Sat Guru Maharaji
15. Creflo Dollar
16. Joey Osteen
17. Bishop T.D Jakes
18. Kenneth Copeland
19. Benny Hinn
20. Paul Adefarasin

I said dem plenty. Not only him. All these men and more pass me intellectually, I am humble, so I ADMIT it.

Do you also admit that they are all more intelligent than you? Do you have my humility?
Foreign Affairs › Re: ABC News Called U.S. Delta Force Killings Of Venezuelan Soldiers Self-defense. by DeepSight(m): 11:49am On Jan 05
SonofElElyonRet:
You can't argue that with soldiers under command dude! Tell that to Trump and let him justify his actions. Soldiers follow command
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So Oga, na only American soldiers dey follow command?

The soldiers defending from an invasion and kidnap attempt no dey follow command?

So according to you the defending side cannot speak of self defense but the invading and attacking side can speak of self defense because na only dem get C in C?
Foreign Affairs › Re: ABC News Called U.S. Delta Force Killings Of Venezuelan Soldiers Self-defense. by DeepSight(m): 11:33am On Jan 05
SonofElElyonRet:
So soldiers following the command of their C in C Trump should've turned back when they came under venezuelan fire? Or they should've not responded thus embracing death ?
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Wait oh.

You enter person house to kidnap am.

Him fire back at your gunshots.

You fire am, kill am.

And na you dey claim say you dey defend yasef?

Well done oh. Ride on.
Foreign Affairs › Re: ABC News Called U.S. Delta Force Killings Of Venezuelan Soldiers Self-defense. by DeepSight(m): 11:30am On Jan 05
So if an armed robber or Kidnapper attacking you in your house is shooting at you, and you shoot back, and he shoots well and he kills you, the armed robber or kidnapper can claim self defense.

Una well done oh.
Christianity Etc › Re: “She Followed Me To My Hotel Room” – Pastor Adeboye Shares Healing Testimony by DeepSight(m): 10:33am On Jan 05
BarrElChapo:
Wow Enoch, she lifted up her dress for you in your hotel room? I'm only asking because when clothes are lifted for your associates Apostle Suleiman, Chris Okafor, COZA etc etc, a different healing the type that Mavin Gaye sang of comes on them grin grin grin
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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjlSiASsUIs&list=RDrjlSiASsUIs&start_radio=1
Christianity Etc › Re: “She Followed Me To My Hotel Room” – Pastor Adeboye Shares Healing Testimony by DeepSight(m): 10:22am On Jan 05
It seems this old man considers his flock re tar ded.
Well, they mostly are.
Politics › Re: 8 Soldiers Killed, 5 Injured In Damasak, Borno As Convoy Hit ISWAP's IED (Pics) by DeepSight(m): 10:02am On Jan 05
Willie2015:
U need few boots on ground
Battle hardened foreign mercenaries
Few Nigerian soldiers trained in counter terrorism
Full Air Support
Those guys should report straight to the Presidency
to avoid sabotage
With duly paid allowances..
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Correct. But not few boots oh. Many boots. Radical flush out is needed. This is an almost house to house hunt.
Politics › Re: 8 Soldiers Killed, 5 Injured In Damasak, Borno As Convoy Hit ISWAP's IED (Pics) by DeepSight(m): 9:54am On Jan 05
Willie2015:
. It's a war that can be won. The first thing is to push them back to neighbouring countries....with relentless pursuit..strategy. Make that axis too hot for them..... Executive Outcomes did it during GEJ era... FG need to get serious about their sponsors and even arrested terrorist.. it should be a simple death penalty. Then u put in place policies to address extreme poverty on the North.. The challenge is the lack of political will to do the right thing.
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Even if it can be won it will never be by missiles alone. Boots on the ground everywhere are needed.
Politics › Re: 8 Soldiers Killed, 5 Injured In Damasak, Borno As Convoy Hit ISWAP's IED (Pics) by DeepSight(m): 9:53am On Jan 05
Truthissupreme:
This is not a war that can be won

It's the simple truth, almajiri recruits are more than what army recruits

Guerilla warfare in their terrain suits them than the imported army

Then their is the better motivation on terrorist side from religion, funding, territorial show off, etc

Porous boarders, complicit natives

Even America can't solve this with strikes, Taliban is an example
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Well said.
Politics › Re: 8 Soldiers Killed, 5 Injured In Damasak, Borno As Convoy Hit ISWAP's IED (Pics) by DeepSight(m): 9:49am On Jan 05
Jakumo:
The sudden increase in frequency and brutality of terror attacks in Nigeria is no coincidence. The terrorists HOPE to discourage the USA from assisting Nigeria militarily, but, the effect of this strategy will be the opposite of what is anticipated by the terrorists, because MORE missile strikes are likely, and with greater frequency.
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As proven in many places over eons it may be difficult to impossible to defeat guerrilla warfare with conventional warfare.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Warns New Venezuelan Leader As Maduro Set To Appear In Court by DeepSight(m): 8:50am On Jan 05
Kingosytex:
This man should give them some breathing space. He has gotten the oil he always gunned for.
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Nothing will change until the Global South wakes up and pulls out of the UN. A country like India with over a billion people also has no business there without having equal say.
Family › Re: UK-Based Man Sad As Wife Sells His Properties, Runs Off With Ex-Boyfriend by DeepSight(m): 8:12am On Jan 05
kingthreat:
Japa with them na problem.
Japa leave them na still problem.
Men are reconsidering marriage these days because they stand to lose if it goes south.
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Marriage is over rated and the peace of a single life is greatly underestimated.
Health › Re: Medical Tourism Spending Crashes 96% As Local Healthcare Capacity Deepens by DeepSight(m): 7:44am On Jan 05
Angelfrost:
Lol... Your fake stats will truly start making sense when Mr. President stops jetting out to France under one silly guise or the other.


Up till now, Doctors are still striking, and over 70% of Nigerian citizens lack access to decent basic healthcare.


See ehn... This is a new year abeg... It's too early for these Obalende stats. undecided
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The thing is just so laughable! Juju stats everyday!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says US ‘Needs’ Greenland As Denmark PM Urges Him To Stop The Threats by DeepSight(m): 7:41am On Jan 05
Arostar2023:
Sadam is dead and not laughing at anyone...if he had any consciousness remaining, which he doesn't, he would be regretting the day he turned a dictator. Most African countries would see it as prayer answered if America decided to annex them grin. Aside enriching the corrupt politicians, their cronies and the shadowy foreign actors, how has independence benefited most African nations and the black race?
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Are you one of those who would prefer to be re colonised
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Be Like by DeepSight(m): 7:36am On Jan 05
jaephoenix:
Krauss's book said A Universe from Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather than Nothing. This ignorami Cycle now twisted it to say he meant the universe came from nothing
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I have listened to him defend the point and he actually argues just that, even passionately and to the point of sounding irritable, erratic and unhinged.
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Be Like by DeepSight(m): 7:33am On Jan 05
jaephoenix:
I have thought of it but then how do you know that? How do you know we won't discover how we came about in say 100 years time? Remember at a point humans didn't know how rain, lightning, floods,tsunamis came about and said it was the gods. Now we know better
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I don't claim to know for sure. I just said what seems likely to me.
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Be Like by DeepSight(m): 7:31am On Jan 05
jaephoenix:
This is the title of his book
A Universe from Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather than Nothing
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Have you read it or listened to him defend the arguments in it? Because he did argue that the universe came from nothing.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Death Toll From U.S. Attack On Venezuela Rises To 80. by DeepSight(m): 9:20pm On Jan 04
Sick. Just sick how people can commend this.

Iraq - Weapons of Mass destruction!
Libya - Ghadaffi!
Venezuela - Drugs & Maduro!
Nigeria - Christian Genocide!
I am sure they were prepping the same script for SA with alleged white genocide but stopped because of their massive investments there already.

Pitiful.

The Global South needs to wake up, unite, and pull out of the UN.
Foreign Affairs › Re: World Leaders React To Invasion Of Venezuela, Capture Of Nicolas Maduro by DeepSight(m): 9:02pm On Jan 04
ThaThinka:
In all of this, I am still struggling to understand how the president of a country will go into another country to arrest its president. As what exactly? 🤨
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Honestly. And ill schooled people who have been victims of imperialism and even slavery, segregation and apartheid will be praising it. Disgusting.
Foreign Affairs › Re: In Response To Maduro's Capture, Protests Spring Up Across The US (Photos) by DeepSight(m): 8:33pm On Jan 04
MrBadNews:
South Korea: The "Lifeboat" Feeling
For most South Koreans in the 50s, the U.S. showing up wasn't some political debate it was a literal lifeboat. The North had pushed them into a tiny corner of the peninsula, and they were facing total collapse.
The Reality: There’s a reason you still see elderly South Koreans today who are fiercely pro-American. To them, the U.S. is why their grandkids aren't living in a famine-stricken dictatorship. But it’s a heavy kind of gratitude, born out of a war that leveled every city they had.


Grenada: The "Locked Door" Moment
Grenada is probably the only place where "happy" might actually fit. Imagine being stuck in your house under a "shoot-to-kill" curfew because a violent military coup just murdered your favorite leader. You're terrified, the power is out, and you don't know who's in charge.
The Reality: When the U.S. landed, people literally ran into the streets to cheer because they could finally breathe again. They turned the date into a national holiday not to celebrate the U.S., but to celebrate being able to walk outside without catching a bullet.


Panama: The "Sledgehammer" Relief
Panama is the most complicated one. Most people there hated Noriega. He was a thug and he was destroying the country. So when he was dragged out, there was a huge sense of "finally, the monster is gone."

The Reality: But then you have the families in El Chorrillo. The U.S. basically incinerated their neighborhood to get to Noriega’s headquarters. It’s hard to feel "happy" about being liberated when you’re standing in the ruins of your own living room. It felt less like a rescue and more like a surgery performed with a chainsaw.


At the end of the day, it’s rarely about loving the U.S. It’s about the fact that the situation before the intervention was so terrifying that the invasion felt like the lesser of two evils.
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Lol. Korea was a Cold War Issue and not an invasion as you think. The other side was China/ Communists.

The "war"never ended officially. There was just a cease fire up till today which split the country.

Also it's called the Korean Conflict because Congress never declared war.

So you are simply comparing apples and oranges.

Thirdly it's remarkable how you leave out of your consideration the most notable examples of Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Syria and Libya.

PS: Try think for yourself next time rather than running to place a question with AI. Anyone can tell miles away.
Foreign Affairs › Re: In Response To Maduro's Capture, Protests Spring Up Across The US (Photos) by DeepSight(m): 7:57pm On Jan 04
MrBadNews:
Also check for South Korea, Panama and Grenada invasion. these countries were happy after USA invaded
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You don't even have your facts right. Pathetic.
Foreign Affairs › Re: In Response To Maduro's Capture, Protests Spring Up Across The US (Photos) by DeepSight(m): 7:56pm On Jan 04
Fuckyoumod:
that's the must important thing.

The happiness of the Venezuelan people, forget all this corrupt regimes around the world condemning it.

Trump did noble.
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The sad thing is how Trump is noble in the eyes of some of you. No he is not corrupt at all.
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Be Like by DeepSight(m): 7:43pm On Jan 04
LordReed:
Yeah I saw it, that's why I made my response. Lemme repeat this is speculation at this point because the big bang is the extent to which our knowledge goes. Yes it is still a mystery but I like that we are still investigating it.
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We are wired to push the boundaries, but I really do suspect that there are some barriers of knowledge we may never cross.
We may not even have the capacity to download or understand some levels of knowledge any more than an ant can do computer science.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 4:31pm On Jan 04
Laple0541:
You are the real DUMB one here to be candid! What did Venezuela do to the US that North Korea hasn’t done? Every North Korean curse America on a daily basis and they pass it from generation to generation that America is their number one enemy and death unto them but yet the it isn’t a grave threat to you!

Now tell us what Venezuela did. They stopped you transacting biz with the US and went Eastward. If truly Venezuela is trafficking drugs to the state, why can’t Trump stop it the way he’s stopping illegal immigration? The US have boarders on air, land and water and they can control whatever comes in and out so why can’t they channel their energies in those directions?

It’s high time you stopped believing everything you read or hear on media conglomerates. USE YOUR HEAD.
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Thank you. The little chap knows nothing.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 4:30pm On Jan 04
SenecaTheYonger:
Maduro is not just any president. In fact, he was never a president. He wasn't even elected.
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Any foreign leader elected or unelected, military or civilian, criminal or innocent.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 3:44pm On Jan 04
SenecaTheYonger:
I was hoping you'd call Maduro a good or even average leader.
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Nah he wasn't. But that doesn't change the point. Once you normalize being able to do that to any president, there is a problem.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 3:33pm On Jan 04
SenecaTheYonger:
You can stop imperialism by being a good and upright leader to your citizens, or else you're just calling for invasion lol.
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaa!
What jokes!

Have a good afternoon young man and while you are at it, go and study some history!

Please also drop that moniker, your are doing a gross disservice to Seneca!
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 3:17pm On Jan 04
SenecaTheYonger:
Honestly, thank Maduro. He created the perfect enviroment for invasion.
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You will grow up and understand the consequences of such brazen imperialism, it is to be hoped.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 3:01pm On Jan 04
hotwax:
venezuela is a direct neigboor. China is poking nose there. Maduro is flooding drugs into the USA.

Oil is another factor. Hizbollah and Iran IRCG are also operating in Venezuela.

Venezuel had this coming for years.
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Think worever you like boy. You will grow up.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 2:52pm On Jan 04
SenecaTheYonger:
There is no direct provocation between North Korea and USA. Unless u mean US allies.

Also Trump’s original campaigns was about going after drug dealers. I know Africans are used to leader that can never fulfill their promises, so this must look strange.
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What a laugh, i will not bother.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Tests Ballistic Missiles Into The Sea Of Japan by DeepSight(m): 2:51pm On Jan 04
hotwax:
not a threat to America.
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Neither was Venezuela. In no way shape or form.
And no, thats not the reason they will not dare NK.

The reason is its led by a Nuclear Armed lunatic. And they have allies within his range.

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