Politics › Re: Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right by DeepSight(m): 9:46pm On Jun 25 |
ThothHermes: If dem check wetin dem dey pay you to write this rubbish now na crumbs. One hundred per cent sure. Its a paid write up and it CANNOT have earned him more than 30k |
Politics › Re: Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right by DeepSight(m): 9:44pm On Jun 25 |
Hemanwel: 1. Fiscal Reforms and Revenue Generation: yet more people have been plunged into poverty (according to IMF and World Bank) The whole list is an insidious scam and an insult to thinking and working citizens. |
Politics › Re: Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right by DeepSight(m): 9:43pm On Jun 25 |
Lanre1st: How many time has ASSU and Labour went on strike? Sigh. Please learn to write properly first. |
Travel › Re: US To Revoke Passports Of Citizens Owing Over $2,500 In Child Support by DeepSight(m): 9:23pm On Jun 25 |
callmetade: Kids are for the rich. Period I love the brevity and finality of this statement. |
Travel › Re: US To Revoke Passports Of Citizens Owing Over $2,500 In Child Support by DeepSight(m): 9:22pm On Jun 25 |
eepeepook: I love how the US comes up with random reasons to deny immigrants. Next they’ll claim that people who don’t sleep with pajamas will be deported. Of course because that is a very non-white thing to do. |
Politics › Re: Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right by DeepSight(m): 8:38pm On Jun 25 |
Not one single thing there is true as a positive. Not one. And you dared mention GDP when this govt torpedoed our GDP. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 6:20pm On Jun 25 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 5:46pm On Jun 25 |
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Health › Re: The “Afterpain” Everyone Forgets After Child Birth by DeepSight(m): 3:08pm On Jun 25 |
GloriousGbola: childbirth is gay
didnt you get the memo? Honestly, these people. |
Health › Re: The “Afterpain” Everyone Forgets After Child Birth by DeepSight(m): 3:01pm On Jun 25 |
Tickles001: You are simply naive, emotional and lacking the ability to differentiate between what is real and what is not.
Childbirth might not be that pleasant, but it's not as dire as it's been painted. It's just like saying I should acknowledge the pains of trekking that someone with legs pass through everyday from using their legs. How old are you? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 1:41pm On Jun 25 |
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Politics › Re: Conditions Imposed On El-Rufai Amounts To Constructive Denial Of Bail - Atiku by DeepSight(m): 1:26pm On Jun 25 |
TimeMachine2: And may what El rufai did in kaduna, butchering 1000 shiites members and many southern kaduna Christians be the portion of your family and their generations to come. El rufai should have been summarily executed for crimes he committed against the people of southern Kaduna. But his family and generations to come no join talk na |
Health › Re: The “Afterpain” Everyone Forgets After Child Birth by DeepSight(m): 1:07pm On Jun 25 |
Tickles001: When you wake up is your morning. For the meantime, enjoy your slumber. Ol boy, your talk was lousy. It was gutter talk. No sane person should denigrate and laugh off the pains of pregnancy the way you did. How old are you? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 12:52pm On Jun 25 |
basilico: When you can't argue your case,you throw red herrings. I wonder what sort of a lawyer you'd make arguing any case before a judge. Oga, pull up your socks. Not a single case lost in over two decades bro. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 11:40am On Jun 25 |
ijebosb: Imagine a guy who doesn't live in California, doesn't even live in the US writing this. I would assume the people who voted her councilor for one of LA's districts for 20 years know who she is. It's as if in his mind what he reads on his right-wing media sites from his phone are all that matters.
Interestingly enough, this thread is a microcosm of what is going on in the US. The sane majority drowned out by an uneducated vocal minority (a lot who are pretend the are US based) who have more time than sense or shame. Very well said. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 11:38am On Jun 25 |
basilico: More than 60. And the judges made sure there was no trial ,no witness called to the dock. After the elections Biden wanted to jail Trump Brazil style. I've been down this rabbit hole .
Okay. Just show me evidence of 81 million votes.
About Trump appointed judges dismissing the cases . Do the honours. Give a breakdown stop throwing lies all over . I suggest we leave this for now , whenever something comes up trust me I'll post it here. 1. You don't know the law 2. You live in QAnon delusion 3. Trump is the third member of the Holy Trinity equal to Christ in your mind - i.e - he is the Holy Spirit 4. His farts are Giorgio Armani perfume to you |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 11:10am On Jun 25 |
basilico: Yes,I don't. They feared disclosure. Especially the big steal planning ,not just Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity doubting Trump's claims.
If the cases rejected now that you want to go there. List any case went to evidentiary hearing. Judges would dismiss the filing for every reason they could find, eg one application was filled with a Staedler 8H pencil instead of a HB.
Any flimsy reason try could find to prevent any disclosure it trial .Mist of these cases were heard by Obama and democrat judges. Since you dont know the number, let me inform you. Trump and his allies filed more than 60 law suits concerning the election. They were dismissed due to a lack of evidence / legal standing. Many of the judges who dismissed them were Trump appointed judges. Let that sink in, Mr. QAnon. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 9:59am On Jun 25 |
basilico: Read what I wrote. They paid $ 750 million . Why Fox was in on the steal. Fox News was made by Arnon Mishkin, the director of the Fox News Decision Desk, alongside politics editor Chris Stirewalt at 11.30 pm , 2 hours after polling stations closed. At that time the mail in and absentee ballots were still being counted. Arizona announced final results 27 days later. Joe Biden winning margin (that is still contested) was 10,457 votes.
How is it possible to decide the winner before votes are counted where the margin is 0.2% of the total votes? ( 3.4 million votes were cast).
I told you I'm an engineer , I just don't accept anything I'm told. I analyze .
You wanted me to say Fox paid which means they defamed Dominion. Of course they paid because they defamed, also passing across dangerous misinformation. QAnon Basilico, do you know how many courts and judges rejected Trumps claims of a rigged election? |
Health › Re: The “Afterpain” Everyone Forgets After Child Birth by DeepSight(m): 6:34am On Jun 25 |
Tickles001: Women will find a way to cry about everything. A woman's body is designed to do all that safely. If you are finding it difficult then you are a weak woman or you have a health problem.
Women in the past have been doing it without all the assistance available today. So, do it and shut up. Lousy. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 5:20am On Jun 25 |
basilico: Doing your best to tar abd feather ne . Dominion had a hand in the steal. Did Fox have to pay them or not? |
Educational Services › Re: Photos Of Maduka University Students by DeepSight(m): 5:07am On Jun 25 |
zedman1: Bros, you won't admit you made a mistake. You sounded like the uniform thing was exclusively to this university or rather, made it look like all students of the institution wear uniforms. Yes, I graduated a long time ago too, just a little after you, but you and I shouldn't find it strange that students in such departments wear uniforms abeg. Where is the mistake. I didn't imply any such thing as you say other than that it's yuck to me. Also I think it's not normal for universities globally. It's high schoolish. |
Educational Services › Re: Photos Of Maduka University Students by DeepSight(m): 11:39pm On Jun 24 |
Dalohad: You live in lalaland, the message is not clearly not for you. You can pass..
The everyday realistic Nigerian people will relate and pick a thing or twoo from my submission..
So long.. Just live for yourself. Not everyone needs uniforms in wrong settings to learn to dress decently. I always dressed properly and never once in my life sagged my pants by the way. Uniforms in universities are an abomination. They completely reduce the adult effect of the setting. I cant imagine the sort of person who says he doesnt struggle to get into banking halls because he wore uniforms in uni. Someone has done a huge number on you and made you a weirdo. |
Educational Services › Re: Photos Of Maduka University Students by DeepSight(m): 10:42pm On Jun 24 |
Dalohad: If all University students were forced to wear Uniforms, police would have fewer young men to harrass at road blocks. They fear and respect those dressed responsibly.
I am in the medical field, graduated many years ago, but before I got into the University, I fancied wearing baggy jeans and Timberland boots as we immitated American hip-hop stars in high school.
Got into the university thereafter, and got accustomed to dressing corporate and clean to medical classes till graduation, it stuck with me, and now you will only catch me dead wearing a baggy jeans or bandana.
I have ended branded my corporate dressing in some way and love wearing white and navy blue as my fashion style.
I will tell you what this has done for me. While people struggle to get into banking halls, I stroll in because they think I work there or must be a very important person.
Sometimes police stop my car (I drive an expensive car), I salute them, they salute me, I greet them by calling them by their name and rank (if there is a name tag) and they pass me on to go. They sometimes think I am a military naval officer, because I am now accustomed to wearing those colours while studying in school after leaving school. It was our departmental colour..I don't keep a beard or a dread. I am always clean-shaven and well-groomed. I pass through military checkpoints and have soldiers salute me.
So, I have concluded that I hadn't become confident in the way we were forced to dress to class, I would have ended up wearing bandanas and baggy jeans- the trademark of those the police love to shake-down and harass.
The maxim- 'You are addressed the way you dress is the biggest truism that I have ever experienced. Its nonsensical trash. Its NOT for university. By the way who on Earth struggles to get into a banking hall? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Apocalypse Of Adam by DeepSight(op): 7:57pm On Jun 24 |
Comparison at a Glance
Feature ....................... Canonical Scripture ....................... Apocalypse of Adam
God ..................... The Supreme, Good Creator ...................... A secondary, flawed, malevolent being
Creation ..................... Inherently good ...................... A trap for divine spirits
Humanity ....................... Fallen by choice ...................... Victims of cosmic imprisonment
Evil ...................... Results from human disobedience .................. The state of being in the material world
Resolution ...................... Redemption/Restoration ................. Escape from the material/Return to the Pleroma |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 7:53pm On Jun 24 |
basilico: Dominion Rigging System Inc shook Fox news for $750 million. I always thought it was a sham case , Fox which had called Arizona for Joe Biden before voting had ended was part of the 2020 steal.
Mike Lindell case was one where sone of you were hoping his company would be bankrupted.
Now you can go pound sand.
Why would they not continue with the lawsuit. Is it because some information cane to light about their security of their machines. Time will tell. QAnon basilico on the beat. |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Apocalypse Of Adam by DeepSight(op): 7:49pm On Jun 24 |
The Apocalypse of Adam presents a worldview that fundamentally inverts the traditional theology found in the canonical Bible (Genesis). Below are the key differences between the Gnostic narrative and canonical scripture:
The Nature of the Creator:
Canonical Scripture: Presents God as the benevolent, sovereign Creator of the universe who declares creation "very good."
Apocalypse of Adam: Identifies the creator (Sakla/the god of the powers) as a wrathful, ignorant, and inferior entity who is distinct from the supreme "Eternal God."
The Fall of Man:
Canonical Scripture: The Fall is an act of human disobedience and moral transgression that separates humanity from God.
Apocalypse of Adam: The "fall" is viewed as a violent act of separation by the creator god, who stripped Adam and Eve of their divine, androgynous nature to keep them in ignorance and servitude.
The Definition of Sin and Salvation:
Canonical Scripture: Sin is a moral failure requiring atonement; salvation is achieved through faith, repentance, and obedience to God.
Apocalypse of Adam: "Sin" is essentially ignorance of one’s divine origin; salvation is achieved through the acquisition of gnosis (secret, experiential knowledge) of one’s true self and eternal roots.
Perspective on Biblical History (The Flood):
Canonical Scripture: The Flood is a divine judgment on human wickedness, and Noah is a righteous man chosen by God to preserve humanity.
Apocalypse of Adam: The Flood is presented as a failed attempt by the creator god to destroy the "seed of Seth"—the enlightened lineage—to prevent them from attaining the truth.
The Role of Knowledge:
Canonical Scripture: Wisdom begins with the "fear of the Lord" and adherence to divine law (Torah/Commandments).
Apocalypse of Adam: True knowledge is "incorruptible"; it is an internal revelation that transcends the laws and religious systems established by the material world’s powers.
The Status of the "Seed":
Canonical Scripture: Israel is the chosen people through whom God reveals Himself to the world.
Apocalypse of Adam: The "Seed of Seth" is an elite, hidden group of spiritual beings who exist independently of conventional religious systems, often appearing to be in the world but not of it.
Final Authority:
Canonical Scripture: The Word of God is final and binding.
Apocalypse of Adam: Traditional religious systems are largely dismissed as the "thirteen kingdoms" of error, which provide false accounts regarding the arrival and nature of the divine Illuminator. ---- Extracted |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Apocalypse Of Adam by DeepSight(op): 7:45pm On Jun 24 |
Lucifyre: Interesting first time hearing of this,. Was this found alongside the other Nag Hammadi library codices? Yes, part of them. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
Politics › Re: Senate Passes State Police Bill, empowers Govs to appoint Police Commissioners by DeepSight(m): 7:36pm On Jun 24 |
WizardOfNG: Lol. I am not expecting to see any of those negative and bitter folks on this thread.
Like their messiah Obi, bad news and negativity is all they live to focus on without having the class and maturity to minimally praise good developments from the PBAT Government when such is delivered. No This one, I praise the president for. Its a great step and also fulfills his talk about restructuring. But unlike you, for me, this is the first and only real major positive thing of significance I can see that he has done. |
Politics › Re: Senate Passes State Police Bill, empowers Govs to appoint Police Commissioners by DeepSight(m): 7:34pm On Jun 24 |
WizardOfNG: God bless you. I could add thirty more easily to include the never before seen MREIF 20 years mortgage scheme with single digit interest etc, etc. By far the best and most impactful President since 1999. Bagudu. |
Christianity Etc › The Apocalypse Of Adam by DeepSight(op): 7:30pm On Jun 24*. Modified: 8:06pm On Jun 25 |
The Apocalypse of Adam is a fascinating example of Sethian Gnostic literature, offering a radical reinterpretation of the biblical creation narrative. Far from a standard historical account, it serves as a "last testament"—a secret revelation delivered by the primordial Adam to his son, Seth, shortly before his death. Discovery and ProvenanceThe text was discovered in 1945 as part of the Nag Hammadi library in Upper Egypt.
It is preserved in the Coptic language as the fifth and final tractate within Codex V. While the surviving manuscript is Coptic, scholars believe it was originally composed in Greek, likely during the first or second century CE.
As with many Gnostic writings, the work is pseudepigraphical, meaning it is attributed to a famous figure—in this case, Adam—to provide the text with ancient authority. The original author remains anonymous; it is a composite work that likely blends early Jewish-Christian apocalyptic themes with distinct Gnostic theology.
Major Premises and Teachings
The Apocalypse of Adam departs significantly from orthodox Genesis accounts. Its teachings are structured around the conflict between the "eternal God" and a flawed, lesser creator figure.
1. The Fall as Divine Separation - In this narrative, Adam and Eve were originally created by the eternal God as androgynous, glorious beings resembling "great eternal angels." The catastrophe occurs when Sakla ( the Demiurge, or "the god of the powers" ) separates them in a fit of wrath. This act stripped them of their divine knowledge (gnosis) and glory, causing them to fall into a state of mortality, ignorance, and servitude to the creator god.
2. The Seed of Seth - The text posits the existence of a "seed" of humanity—those who possess the spark of the eternal God. Seth represents the progenitor of this enlightened race, distinct from the rest of humanity. Throughout history, the descendants of Seth remain the target of the Demiurge, who seeks to destroy them.
3. Reinterpretation of Biblical History - The author reimagines key biblical events, such as the Flood of Noah, not as divine justice, but as the Demiurge's failed attempt to eradicate the "pure" people who possess incorruptible knowledge. The text depicts Noah and his sons as figures serving the Demiurge, while those who possess true gnosis are rescued by divine light-beings.
4. The Coming of the Illuminator - A central prophecy within the text involves the arrival of an "Illuminator of Knowledge." This figure is sent from the eternal realms to restore divine knowledge to the world. The text famously critiques thirteen different "kingdoms" or religious belief systems, describing their varied—and ultimately incorrect—interpretations of how the Illuminator appeared and what he taught.
5. The "Kingless Generation" - The text champions a specific group: the "generation without a king." These are the Gnostics who reject the authority of the Demiurge and the social structures of the thirteen kingdoms. By attaining gnosis, they are able to return to the eternal realms, as their words are described as "words of incorruptibility and truth." --- / Wikipedia/ Grokipedia/ Gemini |