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dat useless place.....filled wit thieves and criminals.....my days working in abuja took me all tru dat slum of a place.......rip to the dead anyway

shymexx: Lmao @ naija women and always being hungry and needy. They're always begging for something like bums.
BTW, my last post was about bums like those two village illiterates who always want to proffer solutions to other people's problems, but can't proffer the same solutions to Nigeria. That's the same way these folks go to America and look down on African Americans. If you don't understand an experience - just don't talk about it, and focus on the problem plaguing you. You're a decent guy - a Peckham soldier.

hey take it easy wif our president dat nigga issues waz there b4 he waz born..d brit takes d blame putting us up wif peeps we ve nuffin in common wif..da two niggas are nuffin 2 me..dey trying hard 2 get a pity party, which we aint going...lol..i heard moonlighting club @ greek street west-end is al messed up...i darn used to like it in dat club cos dey play nija tunes back den..guess tinz wud neva remain da same.

shymexx: Lmao @ naija women and always being hungry and needy. They're always begging for something like bums.
BTW, my last post was about bums like those two village illiterates who always want to proffer solutions to other people's problems, but can't proffer the same solutions to Nigeria. That's the same way these folks go to America and look down on African Americans. If you don't understand an experience - just don't talk about it, and focus on the problem plaguing you. You're a decent guy - a Peckham soldier.

hehehe neva eva bin called a peckham soldier..it brings back some memories..dem niggas dont which track we on,dats y dem beef blooda. None of like da war going on dat drops niggas while sum do time on sum tad street war..darn i sumtime wish dey knw wata game dey ma playing..nigga needs da quid and not bin sum nigga's pum in prison...we kwn wats like bin a rude man but we al clean and now its time 2 go fresher...big up man u holding d turf..i rep SE 15, i wil die smiling wif dem memories.

shymexx: Oh, I hear that. You should've gone for those naija aunts man - dem ones give their naija compatriots free pum and food all the time, especially during winter. And there are tons of Sierra Leoneans, and Ivorian as well, especially that Ivorian club by Crackerjack.
Fvck dem two village mongrels - they're not from London. Rather than trying to pontificate tripe, they should first focus on the cesspit of a country called Nigeria, where they're ruled by the dumbest president ever. A country where former cab drivers, ex-convicts, wanted criminals, stark illiterates, cow jockeys, and Islamists run the show. A country where most folks aren't even literate. When they fix that shiithole - I might pay attention to their noise.

darn u ma sleek nigga u stil ma man i aint gonna say nuffin...i didnt like dem nija chics..dey come wif so much drama..i was in a chic 4rm aussie, she had dem orange hair,nice tits and she show knows hw 2 drop it hot...i had a nija babe once i waz virtually topping her oyster and buying her stuff..she was just a random gal ma niggas toss wif for pills and asked me to ve a spin til she loved ma tingy so much she wanted 2 ve ma baby...hmm 4 a brit passport i wud ve but hw do i tell ma mate i fell 4 a lot lizard...lol

otiigba1: thanks very much for the insult, you are a troubled soul, i will pray for you the good thing is you are no longer in the UK or pekham and i shout halleluyah! to that, and how ever hard you try you will never get the chance to come back to the UK or pekham, we dont need your likes in pekham, have a nice day

nigga grow up..wen i want to come in it will def be in a jiffy...i lived like a king wen i came in..i did stuff u a brit didnt do..

shymexx: Uncle Tunde is a crackhead lol!! The nyggah gave more than two generations shape-ups - he'll forever be a legend man. Pum is the cheapest thing in narm, as long as you're road, and you always dress to impress. Dem times, I used to get gash by the hour. And it was, "oi sexy, come here - let me talk to you" and they'll never say no, trust me. Chics my age were too easy dem times.
I used to beat older chics as well. Dem times I had this naija neighbour (a nice chic with massive ti.ts and nice batty as well) that's a few years older than me. Some naija yahoozee Uncle was beating it back then. But I don't even if she was always hor.ny or whatnot, but every time she knows I'm in, that's when she's gonna come knock on my door in a nightwear, with her ti.ts hanging out, asking me to come help her with something. Bwoi, I just started smashing her lowkey, till I left for Uni. And there was a next older Uganda Chic from Camberwell with massive bum I used to smash at the park all the time dem times there. I passed her to my Uncle when I was leaving for Uni.
Peckham makes you feel different - the vibe, the madness, the shops, the people etc.. That's the hometown man! PeckNizzy!

darn u ma man man..u did ve a wild time...4 me i waz kinda new so getting laid isnt easy...wats up wit da low nigga dissing up..guess u done wif him..he nids to get laid..niggas die everyday wats wif da tad...he nids blunt i guess.

shymexx: Yes, Tunde Barbers is still there but he moved his shop about 20 yards to a next shop by the Presco on the same lane. Lmao @ the big Uncle Tunde giving you bums. That Uncle is a crackhead, and only God knows if he smokes crack with the disgusting saliva that's always dripping out of his mouth, and he has been out there since like forever - defo more than 20 years. One time, he must have been pissed, and smashed some guy's head with a clipper, with blood gushing out everywhere - Uncle Tunde is a legend man.
Yeah yeah, the Brazilian Carnival at Burgess during summer, with all kinds of chics, and roasted corn. Dem ones used to disrupt our football, but it's all good with the chics on display - dem good old days there. I think they still do it, and I believe it should be more fun now with ever growing population of Latinos in Southwark. And forget the Burgess park fun fare and the madness at night. Someone is always going to get shanked with people running at night - mad thing. Peckham - different and the most hyped out of London Town. Bad rep, and even the chics from other areas never used to like us, but we still got the whole city on lock-down.
These guys don't even know that dem times there: Peckham, Camberwell, and Walworth (one big family) were surrounded by hostile areas, and mandem were just trying to protect themselves. There were beefs with Brooklyn (Borough and Old Kent rd), Ghetto (New Cross, Lewisham, Deptford and Catford), and the Brixton + Stockwell link up. And guys from these ends just wanted to hurt anyone from Peckham. So, back then, leaving Peckham/Camberwell/Walworth axis was more or less a suicide mission, and you might be caught slipping. That's the jungle and belly of the beast right there. Kids got sucked into it, and it became a vicious cycle. Everything is dead now and people are getting money - thank God for that. I remember Sec Sch days when Brixton boys used to wait for us outside the sch on Fridays to mash everyone up, and you had to jump out of sch and start running.
A lot of the mandem have moved out of the endz man. And everyone still goes there once in a while. I go there once a month as well, but I was out there a lot this summer - and I saw Kelvin Etuhu (the footballer) out there as well. Times have changed.
R.I.P Asiedu!

hehehe for real he broke a head....darn uncle tunde is a nuthead always.....i remember dem days we would run around peckham trying to get a gal to lay.....lol its so hard getting a lady those days.....i got fucking broke anytime i pay my rent.....and i would ve to wait a few days to get money into the country if i want to get laid..........
southwark damn.....dat library down there .....i used to go read there when i have to run away from my house.......i made some friends in stratham around thootinghill so i usually go there changing trains as if i am changing lanes.......

anyway peckham is the best starting up point for any new person in london....it gives you a feel of nija even when you is in london......and trust me if you havent seen someone in years the best plcae to bumb into them is going shopping in peckham.....people always re-live those places no matter where they moved to

otiigba1: wow! i cant believe you and your mate shymex are glorifying violence in pekham and all that, but is apaullingly disgusting that a young black boy was killed by another black boy and you people are on here making out he is a soldier, i grew up i pekham aswell, and i am familiar with all the places you mentioned earlier on your post, and i am dissapointed in the both of you, have a nice day

can you Bleep off already.....wats wit you slimy.....who took the joy from ur childhood......cant niggas ve a beer on a dead soldier's day.....besides its not like the shank of a nigga would even stop.....nigga grow up.....i represent peckham......shymexx remember the words.....its blood in blood out....i hate a nigga who sucks on his mum wif a straw telling me how to say good bye to a fallen soldier....

he died so bleeping wat....this tad wont let us breathe.....shymexx can you fix him a drink or a smoke.....guess he is down on supply

this guy still dey coach our team on credit.........no wonder him no dey get good results

Darn d beef waz dat old and niggas killed after 2yrs...dats not ma hood anymore its changing..dey were suppose to close it ova a beer...dats wat we do back den..shit niggas would do time but 4 runing he may do life...silly tinz boys do...guess his gang al split up on dis..

shymexx: That's what's up, my G. I'm home now, and I'll explain better.
I was not even condoning the violence with whatever I said was about memories of how the whole madness became a vicious cycle. I don't even know how the guy got killed but I heard the story. This Jeffrey guy used to live around Southampton way, and I've seen him a few times at Tunde Barbers. The whole thing is more or less about a generational beef that has been there for more than two decades. In 2007, a guy from Peckham was shanked about 17 times at John Ruskin College in Croydon, due to the turf thing. And I believe they took the whole madness to SFX, and whatever happened in this case. My ex-chic went to SFX and it's like a lot of stuffs was going on back then (I don't really know much because I went to Orpington College, and later transferred to Lewisham College).
Regardless, if you kill someone - it's your responsibility to do the time. And I'm glad the guy is going to pay for the crime he committed. However, that doesn't mean I can't think about the good old days, when men were boys, and crackerjack and Peckham Library were the place. When we were dumb and used to run around before we all had to start defending ourselves - and all those who lost their lives to that environment. Young warriors that will never breath again because of stupid things. Now this village bastard is questioning me for thinking about those great people, we were like brothers to me, but couldn't make it out alive. Guys who wanted the best out of life, but no one could give it to them - and violence became the only option. Guys who backed it whenever there was beef - teenagers who never knew better.
Those folks don't know what time it's - big ups to you, fam. Salute, and at least you took time out to understand the experience, and understand what the jungle was about. Hopefully, you'll be out here again. But Peckham is a tad bit different now with gentrification. More peaceful - but all the naija shops are still there.

shit tunde shop still there y will i 4get i almost got bumbs there wen i had my hair cut there lol..wow used to go to some benin boys shop dats a saloon 2 send western union...efe dat his gal hit him hard wit her heels on his head made me know dem..are dey stiil der...i messed coming back 2 dis hell hole...lol my 1st home waz se14 4up dats bricklayers arm a block called prigmils house wen u take bus 21 from london bridge...i rememba peckham bruv and wow primarks, d cinema, market were i buy grocies like phomo and stock fish..i miss even briston,campbawell green...and burgees park wen dem brazilians do dem carnivals...peckham oh my hood how d blood of niggas die in streets and many still luv ya..hook me up on facebook... Godfrey-vire ani..i luv 2 be ur friend blooda...nuff respect man.

shymexx: As for you: I see you're back with vacuous tosh. But it seems there's a little improvement in your lexicon. I guess my tutoring is starting to bear fruits, and you must've copied a few lines from a next person - I like that. But I'm still not impressed.
never in your existence question the black experience in the UK. Especially when you're from a country of half-witted people, led by a GEJ, who's the most unintelligent leader to ever walk the planet. And the stark illiterate of a leader allegedly has a PhD - mind boggles. If you can't choose/elect a half-intelligent leader to govern you - what audacity do you in your primeval, miserable, and yokelish life have to critique another experience you don't understand?
Insolent bum - take the plank from your own eye before talking about others.

bruv blooda man give that nigga a break....he doesnt know how we roll in peakham....i was a nun-head peckham SE15 4XB .....i know how we roll....
a nigga falls we cry........a nigga made we smile.....i know that club dat nigga was killed at.....but i am still thinking if its club factory dat gay club.....i once worked there...it was hell on earth my 1st time in da Uk and working as a cleaner in club factory..people dont know how hard it is to live in da UK and what niggas go fucking through to pay bills......for me i had money but the person i lived with made me bleeping work just to live her house everyday.....i quit the day i left her place.....moved to nesden and when i was almost dying of boredom.....peckham was the place that felt like home...i remember them days i walk the streets of peckham to eat amala and egusi soup at that canteen close to the train station....or when i go to get suya near Burger King.....damn i drool on those moments now....i am back home in nija but i miss everyday of peckham.......one day i will be back.....and peckham must be my 1st call of duty...... A NIGGA FALLS.....A NIGGA RISE.....AN ASIAN CANT STAND THE RIPPLES OF A BLACK ANGER.....they move in crowds when they hit.....a black hits alone and does his time without saying a word......BIG UP TO PECKHAM NIGGAS.......WE ROLL AS THE SUN YAWNS IN THE MORNINGS.............AND STILL ROLL AS THE MOON DANCES NAKED IN THE RIVER THAMES.......noff respect bruv......hear me i say......noff respect bruv......

for the fallen soldier we pay him homage....the ones doing time....we say noff respect

A professor in U.S. is telling Liberians that the Defense Department ‘manufactured’ Ebola
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By Terrence McCoy September 26

An Ebola sign placed in front of a home in the West Point slum area of Monrovia, Liberia, on Sept. 25, 2014. (EPA/AHMED JALLANZO)

Last week, President Obama announced an ambitious — and expensive — plan that effectively placed the U.S. military at the forefront of the global fight against the worst Ebola outbreak in history. In an effort that could cost as much as $750 million in the next six months, he assigned up to 3,000 military personnel to West Africa to “combat and contain” what officials call “an extraordinarily serious epidemic.”

As those military doctors and officials begin what will be a difficult task, among the challenges they face are rumors that spread fear — fear of Ebola, fear of quarantine measures and fear of doctors. Already, several medical workers have been murdered in Guinea — throats slit, bodies dumped in a latrine. Then six Red Cross volunteers were attacked earlier this week while they tried to collect the body of an Ebola victim.

And now, in what may plant further seeds of mistrust and suspicion, a major Liberian newspaper, the Daily Observer, has published an article by a Liberian-born faculty member of a U.S. university implying the epidemic is the result of bioterrorism experiments conducted by the United States Department of Defense, among others.

And while some commenting on the article were critical, the number who praised it was telling. “They are using” Ebola, wrote one, “for culling the world population mainly Africa for the…purpose of gaining control of the Africans resources criminally.”

The piece purports to describe scientific findings from various “reports,” which are not cited in detail, and even references the bestselling thriller, “The Hot Zone.”

“Reports narrate stories of the US Department of Defense (DoD) funding Ebola trials on humans, trials which started just weeks before the Ebola outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone,” wrote Delaware State University associate professor Cyril Broderick.

Under the headline, “Ebola, AIDS Manufactured by Western Pharmaceuticals, US DoD?”, it says: “the U.S., Canada, France, and the U.K. are all implicated in the detestable and devilish deeds that these Ebola tests are. There is a need to pursue criminal and civil redress for damages.”

Worse, in the same breath, the semi-intelligible article suggests groups trying to stop the epidemic — Centers for Disease Control, the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders — are all somehow in on it. The piece puts them on a list of those “implicated in selecting and enticing African countries to participate in the testing events.”

Broderick, who is listed as an associate professor in the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Delaware State University, defended his article in a brief interview with The Washington Post. “There are many references to what was contained in my letter,” he said. “You may read the letter and double-check the sources listed. They are available and legitimate.”

But are they? Broderick drew on research published in several conspiracy Web sites, including Global Research and Liberty Beacon. He discussed a 1996 book called “Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola — Nature, Accident or Intentional?,” written by a man who called himself a “humanitarian, clinician, prophet, scholar and natural healer.” One of Broderick’s sources claimed Tulane University, which once worked on test kits for hemorrhagic fever in West Africa, has “been active in the African areas where Ebola is said to have broken out in 2014.”

“Ebola has a terrible history, and testing has been secretly taking place in Africa,” Broderick wrote, going on to praise the famous Ebola account “The Hot Zone” as “heart-rending,” but written “to be politically correct.”

Broderick declined to answer whether he is concerned his article, published in Liberia’s Ebola-devastated capital, would convince locals that Western doctors are trying to harm them. “I refer you to the articles and reports published,” he said. “I hope you can understand them. They are unambiguous. I am happy that our government has taken the lead in counteracting the infection to curtail the infections and death.”

His claims represent a pervasive, pernicious and crippling problem facing the fight against Ebola: misinformation. Across Liberia and Sierra Leone, where the CDC fears Ebola could eventually infect 1.4 million people, there is such distrust of the medical community that some don’t even think Ebola exists.

Some in West Africa, reported the Economist, “fear that the government wants to sell the blood of Ebola patients, or that it will remove patients’ limbs for ritual purposes. Others think health workers will inject them with Ebola; or that the ubiquitous chlorine disinfectant spray will give them the disease; or simply the virus is an invention to help the government bring in donations.”

Broderick’s article played on those fears — and attempted to substantiate them. By drawing from conspiracy-obsessed American sources — one of which said the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were planned by the American elite — its author took rumors circulating in the United States and injected them squarely into the most Ebola-ravaged place on Earth.

Such rumors are “commonplace” in Liberia’s capital, according to Ramen IR, an international affairs blog: “They become strengthened through mass dissemination and the credibility gained through publication. The public is then mobilized through misinformation. This tendency is especially high in post-conflict zone like Liberia, where the 14-year civil war still fills the country with memories of violence distrust.”

“Unfortunately,” Ramen IR wrote, “articles like Dr. Broderick’s commonly circulate in Liberia’s local media.”

Many readers of the article were equally critical of Broderick’s reasoning. “These are the kinds of publications which are going to do more harm to our fight against Ebola than good,” one said. “Dr. Broderick could have waited till this thing was contained before publishing his speculations. Dr. Broderick has inadvertently placed an anti-Ebola weapon in the hands of ebola skeptics!”

Said another: “My God, this is why Liberians will continue to die, they can believe every half wit who writes with a dictionary and a cut and paste right click of the mouse. Dr. Broderick, I felt sorry for you but I am angry, amazed, and totally shocked at your ignorance.”

“It does not take research to discover this professor is a crack pot,” wrote another.

But see also: “This paper is creating awareness so that African will refuse any vacination as a biogun that they manufacture and use as a weapon of mass destruction only to anihilate African race.”

And, “aids and ebola are perfect examples of recent forays into the germ warefare research the US is pursuing.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/09/26/an-american-professor-is-telling-liberians-that-the-u-s-manufactured-ebola-outbreak/

Omo all doctors in Ebola infected countries are in soup

cococandy: I think that law should be upheld.
One can argue that they are both adults and should decide for themselves who they want to spend their lives with.
That's ok as long as their decision doesn't affect anyone else.
But unfortunatley it will.
So no. They don't have the right bear offspring who have a high chance of being genetically deformed.
Just like it should be unlawful for two AS people to wed.
Unless they all agree to sterilzation before marriage.
That way their marriage will be between them alone and not involving innocent kids who didn't ask to be born with defects.

really are for real here.... born wont be affected ba as long as they dont put it in your face.....oya go mess ya brother na .....i can really see through your jellyfish of a brain >:....so instead of government to spend the limited funds on better things we should help they check which kid will not be deformed.....i can see you are not so much a reader like you claimed to be......and as long as they dont affect others with their decision.....i see....so the kids

carefreewannabe: Can you even read?
Learn to read.

for real i cant read.....another one of the so called sitting on the fence people until they take over your men and culture....[/quote]

yes these are the same people who want us to allow man to man or woman to woman marriage...you see that they are fuc..ked inside out

they dont have culture....they are more clueless than what they call us...

later if we no agree them go say them go withhold grants and Aids to africa

MAINZ, Germany -- An advisory board to Germany's government has called for a revision of the country’s incest law, which would end the criminalization of sex between siblings. The 26-member German Ethics Council's recommendations follow a controversial incest case, in which a brother and his half-sister had four children together — including two who are disabled. Patrick Stuebing, who met his half-sister when he was 24 and she was 16, served more than three years in prison after authorities deemed the relationship unlawful. “The majority of the German Ethics Council believes that it is not appropriate for a criminal law to preserve a social taboo,” Dr. Michael Wunder, a psychotherapist and member of the council, told NBC News. “But the ethics council does not recommend decriminalizing sex between parents and children.”

In its 90-page analysis [link in German], the council concluded that "the right of adult siblings to sexual self-determination in a consensual relationship weighs heavier in these cases than the abstract good of the family." It added that “neither the consequences for the family nor the possibility for descendants from such incestuous relationships can justify a ban under criminal law.” The panel's members include experts in "scientific, medical, theological, ethical, social, economic and legal concerns." German lawmakers were quick to voice concern over the recommendation. Elisabeth Winkelmeier-Becker, a member of Angela Merkel’s conservative CDU party, wrote on her website that "the legalization of incest among siblings would send a wrong signal."
- Andy Eckardt

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/incest-taboo-shouldnt-be-illegal-german-experts-say-n211391

hehehe na the oyinbo people wey Nigerians they like quote be this when it comes to culture or how to train pikin

i just bought eu @ 1.2746 sl 1.2780 1tp 1.2960 and 2nd tp 1.3068

these airlines should be made to pay tru their nose so they will know they are not greater than us in any way.......i wonder why people fly them anyway.......