Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 8:45am On Aug 13 |
IronGalaxy: A whole Nigerian talking about "small.minded blacks" is the funniest thing I'll read this morning 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 Small minded because you are not international. You are not exposed. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 8:42am On Aug 13 |
IronGalaxy: You are selling you own to Libyans as recent as 2017.. you are one nationality that will do anything for a quick buck No one sells them, they go themselves and are often captured or tricked there. That is human trafficking which is a global problem till date. People are even taken from the west till date and boxed ro the east. People travel and get tricked or stuck into being slaves, drug mules or sex workers. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 8:21am On Aug 13 |
IronGalaxy: Who disputed the existence of migration? Do you people ever read for comprehension? The top richest people are Nigerian? What else do you expect them to be? Brazilian? The richest people in South Africa are South African, infact, South Africa has the highest number of black USD millionaires in Africa, also the highest number of black middle-class households in Africa.. You claim you run your "affairs" yet you oil proceeds are shared between your officials and their families leaving you to scavenge for Canadian visas.. Talk about the small minded blacks. As someone has said, what you people have done is going to seriously boomerang. Many of your leading companies have their biggest markets by far here in Nigeria. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 8:29pm On Aug 12 |
raumdeuter: The people that do not meet the work requirement and are getting dropped I hope the disabled, seniors etc are considered in whatever you are saying. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 8:27pm On Aug 12 |
IronGalaxy: You should know all about it, you sold your own to the Translatic slavery like you're selling your own to the Libyans currently The difference between 200 years ago and 2026 is grave. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 5:22am On Aug 12 |
IronGalaxy: You will forever remain "smart" by mouth, nothing in reality shows.. Racial cowardice is an abomination. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 11:34am On Aug 11 |
IronGalaxy: I Do not only think Nigerians beg, they infact beg.. this is factual.. begging starts at the airport.. you and I know this
And no, there's no immigrant group that's outdoing actual South Africans in South Africa neither is anyone "jealous" of you people, these are just the usual Nigerian delusions rearing their head again Sharrap...... Black South Africans can never outmatch Nigerians in the entire world. You simply worship your white minority and are too cowardly to confront them. You rather kill and chase your African brothers. What silly iiddddiots. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African School Children Looting Foreign-Owned Shop by DeepSight(m): 11:31am On Aug 11 |
cococandy: I’m hurt because you think Nigerians beg? 🤣
No you’re a silly person and I won’t waste time engaging in your attempt to distract from the shameful behaviors of your people.
If Nigerians are beggars why are they the most successful immigrants in your country leading you guys to have seething jealousy? Say it again my dear sister. These people can be so silly. It is well. |
Family › Re: Beloved Mother by DeepSight(op): 9:48pm On Aug 03 |
LordReed: A quiet warmth still lingers in the room, A soft, enduring light that will not fade. Though grief may wrap the heart in gentle gloom, We honor all the love her living made.
You carry her in every step you take, Her grace is in the kindness that you show. The quiet sacrifices for your sake Are seeds of love that still continue to grow.
She was a haven—steadfast, calm, and bright, A gentle hand to guide you through the storm. And though she walks within a deeper light, The memory of her touch will keep you warm. Wow thanks. I didn't know you have poetry in you. |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by DeepSight(m): 3:48pm On Aug 03 |
QuinQ: How about him saying something whose intrinsic nature is change and therefore has eternally changed in it's "unchangingness", if you get me The only things whose intrinsic nature is change are things that are not self-existent. |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by DeepSight(m): 3:06pm On Aug 03 |
QuinQ: Really??!! This is entirely from my own intuitive common sense with no input from anywhere, without even intentional thought. I just KNEW anything that changes cannot always have existed. I haven't actually formulated exactly why, but I just intuitively knew it!
Good to see I'm not the only one. I wonder who else agrees with me and especially, WHY? (I still haven't formulated exactly why) JimRohn, CoolUsername, FreeIgboho, Sojourner2000, FxMasterz Here's a quick AI answer - (too busy sorry) Eternal things are said to be immutable because they exist outside of time, have no potential to change, and are completely perfect. This idea comes from the core views of ancient thinkers like Plato and Parmenides.
Why Eternal Things Do Not Change
No Time: Eternal things do not live in time, so they cannot move from a past to a future state.
No Change: Change means losing an old trait and gaining a new one, which requires time and an unfinished nature.
Pure Being: Eternal objects have full reality and lack nothing, meaning they have no reason or way to change.
The Role of Perfection and Forms
Fixed Truth: Abstract ideas, like numbers or ideal shapes, always stay the same because they are completely true at all times.
No Decay: Things that can break or grow old are tied to the physical world, not the eternal world.cc: LordReed, the man I am yet to conquer at logic.  |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by DeepSight(m): 2:56pm On Aug 03 |
LordReed: Ok so where did energy come from?
cc: DeepSight Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It is inherent in reality. However, as a materialist, you are asking where the energy of the physical universe came from, I guess. My answer is that it is a reflection and emanation of primordial transcendental eternal energy. |
Politics › Re: 2027: “INEC Listing Has Silenced Doubters” — Wike PDP by DeepSight(m): 9:02am On Aug 03 |
Ah! Sandy Onor!
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by DeepSight(m): 7:21am On Aug 03 |
QuinQQ: Can't you see that anything that has always existed won't be changing. It is NOT possible for something to be changing and also be eternal. LordReed, you know how I have labored and labored to make this argument. Frankly its obvious. Anything that is eternal in the past will also be imutable. Only things which have a beginning can be subject to change. Its elementary in philosophical logic. |
Pets › Re: Which Dog Breed Actually Suits The Nigerian Lifestyle? Guard,Family Or Show Dogs by DeepSight(m): 10:07pm On Aug 01 |
do4luv14: Hehehehe😁😁 buried keh 😁😁😁
Just wants to know what a grayhound looks like sah, as per day ah no be dog lover Ah alright, nor vex.
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Pets › Re: Which Dog Breed Actually Suits The Nigerian Lifestyle? Guard,Family Or Show Dogs by DeepSight(m): 9:37pm On Aug 01 |
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Pets › Re: Which Dog Breed Actually Suits The Nigerian Lifestyle? Guard,Family Or Show Dogs by DeepSight(m): 9:33pm On Aug 01 |
do4luv14: Picture of the grayhound abeg Dont worry, when I go to his grave, where we buried him over 30 years ago, I will exhume dear Kaizer's skeleton and take a picture of it and post it here to convince a stranger online. |
Pets › Re: Which Dog Breed Actually Suits The Nigerian Lifestyle? Guard,Family Or Show Dogs by DeepSight(m): 6:02pm On Aug 01 |
Guard dog everyday everytime. Will never forget in the 90s when armed robbers visited us.
Lai Lai. The dog no gree dem enter. They had to shoot him dead.
The other one we had deterred many by his bark alone which sounded like bombshells. A Greyhound. |
Politics › Re: Cardinal Onaiyekan Spoke For most Catholics Who Support Peter Obi - Daniel Bwala by DeepSight(m): 5:08pm On Aug 01 |
Svoboda: The worst thing the Tinubu government will do to itself is starting a subtle war with the catholic church, because it won't bode well for the govenment. I am not a catholic, but I know what I'm talking about. Many people may not understand the global reach of the Catholic Church. You are absolutely right, the govt will be well advised not to make thier graces the Princes of the Church enemies. Pope no be BAT mate. |
Politics › Re: Cardinal Onaiyekan Spoke For most Catholics Who Support Peter Obi - Daniel Bwala by DeepSight(m): 5:07pm On Aug 01 |
DomPerignon: Fck the Catholic church.
Who the hell do they think they are?
When Giringori was pandering to only Catholic faithfuls and the Catholic church as governor by only appointing fellow Catholics into his govt and giving contracts to only fellow Catholics while donating state funds as he wishes to the same Catholic church they didn't see anything wrong despite the poverty and destitudness Giringori's govt wrecked on Anambra people, they didn't complain.
Obviously the meeting between the Catholic church led by Onaiyekan was just to ambush Tinubu and Onaiyekan already had this preplanned statement irrespective of whatever outcome the meeting would have yielded..
Imagine asking Tinubu as President to ensure all Catholic schools are handed back to the church as if it's the FG in control of those assets while everyone knows it's the governors that they should approach.
Onaiyekan, just wants his Giringori to become President so he can continue the largesse he enjoyed when Giringori was governor.
Let them go to hell.
And I hope protestant Christians are seeing the real color of the highly divisive Obi who was going around campaigning from one Protestant church to another in the last election campaigns but who has suddenly stopped visiting any of them and will do everything to avoid being seen in a church this next time so as to whitewash himself as a friend of Muslims despite his Yes daddy tapes that confirmed his deep seethed bigotry against Muslims. You are joking with a Prince of the Catholic Church who is untouchable. |
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Family › Beloved Mother by DeepSight(op): 4:35am On Aug 01 |
What realm hast thou gone to beloved mother. |
Culture › Re: Man With Traditional Beliefs shows How He Prepares For Outings (Video) by DeepSight(m): 12:07pm On Jul 31 |
OSPRO: WhatsApp 08166423317 Wait so you are serious? |
Culture › Re: Man With Traditional Beliefs shows How He Prepares For Outings (Video) by DeepSight(m): 8:13am On Jul 31 |
OSPRO: joke on u. I have a jazz on mybody that whenever anything bad is going to happen, like accident or armed robbery etc, I'll just see myself in my room. Where can I get this Rent-a-Ghost medicine pls |
Culture › Re: Man With Traditional Beliefs shows How He Prepares For Outings (Video) by DeepSight(m): 8:12am On Jul 31 |
Mynd44: A Christian going out prays, some take an handkerchief that their pastor has prayed on, some use annoiting oil, some hold rosary, some wear a Jesus piece to even places they are wanted and that is seemingly okay
A lot of Muslims will go out with a Tesbih, or carry a pocket Quran even after praying at home and that's okay too.
He has his beliefs and he is staying with it. He is just following his religion and the two instances you have put there might not even count as those might be against spiritual attacks not physical ones GBAM! |
Education › Re: 18-Year-Old Nathan Thomas Is Youngest Professor Ever In The World by DeepSight(m): 7:19am On Jul 31 |
BennyDGreat: Why? The education of an individual is beyond academics only and involves various important psycho-social stages which integrate an adult properly and when rushed and skipped in this manner, often in a bid to display outstanding intellectual capacity or distinguish the child as a prodigy, such inevitably will lead to an unbalanced adult in future who will have many social difficulties. Beyond this, there are certain adult things which require a certain maturity and no child, even if Einstein will be well suited to. |
Education › Re: 18-Year-Old Nathan Thomas Is Youngest Professor Ever In The World by DeepSight(m): 12:49am On Jul 31 |
BennyDGreat: Exceptional brain. Amazing stuff Perhaps but this kind of thing is pure trash. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Debunks IRGC's False Claims About Hormuz, F-35s And Oil Tanker by DeepSight(m): 8:23pm On Jul 30 |
Would they admit any if true? |
Food › Re: I Found What Looks Like An Insect Inside My Sealed Biscuit (photos) by DeepSight(m): 4:07pm On Jul 30 |
BarrElChapo: The mere fact that a fly is in that food shows that the whole biscuit and batch is contaminated already. You know there are people who open a product then insert a fly, thats why there are rules. |
Food › Re: I Found What Looks Like An Insect Inside My Sealed Biscuit (photos) by DeepSight(m): 2:57pm On Jul 30 |
Kobojunkie: Let's assume you are right about the information in bold, so?  Oh I am right. It's a technical thing in law. |
Food › Re: I Found What Looks Like An Insect Inside My Sealed Biscuit (photos) by DeepSight(m): 2:45pm On Jul 30 |
Kobojunkie: People who pay close attention to detail are typically a net positive to society. They are the kind of people a place like Nigeria needs if it is ever going to pull itself out of the third-world gutter it continues to be.  Its weird if you think I will enjoy eating a roach. I know the difference beteen that and the kind of person who will file a law suit over an invisible speck of sand they did not even consume. By the way, you have to consume something, it has to harm you and you have to prove that the defect existed in the same batch to sue. |