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PoliticsRe: Why Do People Love Clinton? by denex: 4:54pm On Jul 23, 2007
Hitler even showed some restraint. Bush bombed historic building that were more than 2500 years old and vapourized museums containing information on the history of humanity.

At least Hitler spared Art and History or in some cases stole them. Bush completely vandalized them.

That man will nuke the pyramids of Egypt without a second thought.
PoliticsRe: Dangote, Others Pull Out Of Kaduna, P-harcourt Refineries' Deal. by denex: 4:42pm On Jul 23, 2007
@debosky

with the rate at which you're speaking my mind, I will soon not have anything left to post on Nairaland.

@topic

Dangote is good, he's just good. He's not going to be situated in the refinery loosening bolts and nuts, he'll employ those capable.

Foreign investors came to buy the refineries and they dropped out. Should government now tactically corner Bluestar out of the deal?

NLC is a body comprising millions of workers who earn salaries. If each one should contribute just N20,000 they will be able to buy the Kaduna refinery and run it profitably. So I really hope they do so that they will know why they are civil servants and not CEOs of multi-national corporations. There's got to be a reason.
PoliticsRe: Why Do People Love Clinton? by denex: 4:28pm On Jul 23, 2007
Let me tell you the simple reason why Hitler is the same as Bush. Besides the fact that the atrocities they committed when they came into power was as a result of what they experienced long before then, there is also the creation of an ideological terminology.

Why was Hitler left by the rest of the world when he was carrying out the massacre of millions? Because of a simple term which they felt justified his cause: "Lebensraum".

Now Bush is justifying his own massacre with the term: "Anti-terror" and we're all looking on indifferently.

Well, let's look on then.
PoliticsRe: They Built Imo Airport, Now They Are Going To Build Onitsha-owerri Road by denex: 4:14pm On Jul 23, 2007
I don't see anything "two Nigeria" about this.

This goes to show the industry of the igbos. This is how human beings should live. I will even suggest that every Federal Government vehicle caught speeding on that road should be fined N5,000 because if the road was not constructed, they would have been wobbling in potholes.

The other lazy Nigerians looking up to Federal Government to put food on their table should learn a lesson.

Then later some people would say I hate Igbos. How can you just hate these people?
PoliticsRe: Omg! We Are Really No Different From The Saudi Arabians by denex: 4:03pm On Jul 23, 2007
@Seun

in line with that common sense, the Sharia Law is provided which encourages flogging. A judge that supports this form of law should practice in a Sharia court. Is that not common sense?

@laudate

this is my 4th invitation to the barracks, all of which I declined make dem come meet us for Lekki Bay Area whether dead body no go float.
PoliticsRe: Alam From Fry Pan To Fire by denex: 3:44pm On Jul 23, 2007
My own bone of contention is that, ono denied that ALARM gave out more than $300,000 for a gate to be built. After I showed him the link where the company Amboy Nigeria Ltd was justifying the price of the gate, ono came back to say he believed the gate must have really cost more than $300,000 (N40 million). Which kain gate be that wey cost pass two luxury mansions?

Does that mean that if ALARM should posit that the earth is flat, some people would agree just because they believe he is being made a scapegoat?
PoliticsRe: Dress Code Of Nigerian Policians: A Disgrace by denex: 3:35pm On Jul 23, 2007
@redsun

don't challenge South Africans on behalf of thabo. If you follow thabos posts, you will find out that its been all about helping South Africans condemnNigeria today, and helping Nigerians condemn South Africans tomorrow.

Typical divide and conquer apprentice. He must be one of those ex-colonial Masters in South Africa, hating because he's now becoming a colonial servant.
PoliticsRe: A Big No To United States Of Africa. by denex: 3:27pm On Jul 23, 2007
Don't mind these clowns. I wonder where they've heard any African Leader use the words "United States of Africa". Some people will just not think outside the box. Some will soon come up with ASIA (African System of International Alliance) or FIFA (Formation of International Federation of Africa). That is how some backward Africans have chosen to think and they wonder why anything they put their hands to is always third-class.
PoliticsRe: Alam From Fry Pan To Fire by denex: 3:17pm On Jul 23, 2007
You mean No Reply?
PoliticsRe: One Laptop Per Child by denex: 3:15pm On Jul 23, 2007
The matter tire me sef.
PoliticsRe: Omg! We Are Really No Different From The Saudi Arabians by denex: 3:13pm On Jul 23, 2007
This is what is spoiling this nation. It seems good but is it the right thing. Did third term not seem good to Obasanjo? Why didn't we let him carry on.

So why should this Magistrate carry out an illegality and because it seems good we all want to look the other way.

What is wrong is wrong. Stop supporting what is wrong because it is in line with your personal views.

I for one do not see a reason for prisons, prison was not originally punishment. Prison was a place used to keep people while they await punishment. So in as much as I do not like imprisonement except with productive labour, I will not support floging till it is instituted in the law under which it is carried out.

And believe me, if this flogging was carried out under Sharia law, I wouldn't complain because it would be legal.

Let us condemn all illegalities and every unconstitutional act.

@mamajama

them never born the policeman or soldier wey go slap me. I was less than 17 when I became ready to die so I won't mind taking an escort to hell.
Foreign AffairsRe: How Is Nelson Mandela An Africa Hero? by denex: 2:57pm On Jul 23, 2007
He is a great hero. Yes. He did a lot for the Freedom of South Africa. He gave up his freedom for the liberation of South Africa. Good. Have you asked yourself what he has done for the liberation of people outside South Africa.

A true hero is not somebody that achieves a lot for his interest.

I'm talking of a man who was vigorously fighting for the liberation of Africa from Colonialism. He was not colonised but was fighting for the decolonization of others. He was not under apatheid but was fighting for the liberation of South Africans. He was not even a German but was fighting against the the chains that the World War II allies wanted to place on Germany after the war.

Look at all the problems Haiti has been through over the past 10 years. What did Obasanjo do? What did Mandela do? Or even say.

If it was during the time of Emperor Selassie, do you think he would have just been watching them suffering and dying with nowhere to turn to?

Do you think Jamaica, T&T and Haiti look up to the US to rescue them when they have problems? They've always looked to Africa, and now Africa looks away.

The fact that most of us were not alive during the time of Emperor Selassie does not mean we should disregard everything he did and now nominate someone we grew up knowing as the greatest African hero.

Emperor Haile Selassie is the only leader in the world that tried to put Africa at par with the other continents of the world.
PoliticsRe: One Laptop Per Child by denex: 2:37pm On Jul 23, 2007
Wow! Cool.

I wonder when government will realise that it has no direct function in all these things.

This company has used our millions of dollars to develop a new technology that it will use in developing laptops of the future and Nigeria has no patent rights, no profits and not even a single kobo of interest from the funding of the project. Way to go.
PoliticsRe: A Big No To United States Of Africa. by denex: 2:25pm On Jul 23, 2007
Oh? Now South Africa is no more the lovely benevolent rich and glorious country anymore? They are now imperialist. They are no more the good guys, they are now the bad guys?

Don't worry we want South Africa to Imperialise us economically. It is better for our fellow Africans to get rich off us that those bastard Gringos.

We're keeping the wealth in the Continent. Ain't a thing wrong. I forgot to let you know that a South African Company now owns more than 51% of Power Production in Nigeria and we're so loving it.

You're beginning to show yourself as an apprentice divide and conquer artiste. You still have a long way to go and a lot to learn in your field of work.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria: Our Image Worldwide Is Negative! by denex: 2:15pm On Jul 23, 2007
The whole world doesn't just go out painting a nation black if they don't have anything to gain by doing so. For centuries they didn't care about the image of China because China wasn't moving anywhere and it was minding its own. But look at the good job they've done out of painting China black in the last 10 years because of it progress and independence . You can decide to overlook it and continue doing your thing to get to where you want to be, or you can let all the negativity pull you down and waste away your future.

Have you asked yourself whether there's nothing bad about Cameroun. Just wait till Cameroun starts on its way to rapid progress or when Cameroun stops being a yesman to Europe and the US. That is when they will remember that Camerounians are poor, they eat monkeys, they killed several Nigerians in Bakassi, it is possible one of the strains of HIV started in Cameroun and is most prominent there. Just wait and see.
PoliticsRe: A Big No To United States Of Africa. by denex: 2:03pm On Jul 23, 2007
Ghadaffi never wanted any African Unity. He was just trying to garner support for Libya while it was being threatened by non-African countries. Now that Libya is under no serious threat, Ghadaffi will be the one giving conditions under which he'll join. Thabo Mbeki is right now in the forefront of African Unity.


www.au2002.gov.za/docs/speeches/mbeki030523.htm

http://www.au2002.gov.za/docs/speeches/mbek030523.htm

check out who said what.
BusinessRe: South Africa: The Real Giant Of Africa? by denex: 1:58pm On Jul 23, 2007
Make una no mind that black man BOTHA. No matter what he says, Nigerians will still love South Africans.

This division you're trying to create will not be an easy one. You have a great task ahead. This will not be as simple as the Shia/Sunni dichotomy. It is going to be as difficult as causing rift and jealousy between East and West Germany. We Africans are one and the same and we celebrate each others successes. There's nothing you can do about it.

We did not free South Africans only for some gringo to make us hate them.

In as much as Germany could re-unite after years of divide and conquer tactics and even after the berlin wall was built.

Then what about Africa where our enemies did not even have the chance to build walls separating us? Thank God for small mercies.

God bless Africa.
BusinessRe: South Africa: The Real Giant Of Africa? by denex: 12:48pm On Jul 23, 2007
Am African, I know African Americans too feel good about their heritage too and South Africans have a very colourful culture too. But since you are black, I wouldn't know about your personal experience cos I AM NOT BLACK!
PoliticsRe: A Big No To United States Of Africa. by denex: 12:44pm On Jul 23, 2007
Speak for the late Botha my friend, Thabo Mbeki is the one pestering Nigeria, Senegal and Egypt towards a United Africa.

Abeg Naija, make una fashy dis baroof kolo wey wan maga himself.
PoliticsRe: One Laptop Per Child by denex: 12:36pm On Jul 23, 2007
The one laptop per child is a scam that used the finances of poor African countries to fund research and development in developed countries.

Why wasn't Zinox or Omatek made a partner on this project.
The whole idea is wicked and an amount of money that would have been loaned from a bank and paid with interest over the years has now been foolishly paid out by Obasanjo on the insistence of the UN. Now Nigeria is financing a foreign company to better enable it compete our local producers out of the market.

This is advanced fee fraud that was certified by the United Nations itself.
BusinessRe: South Africa: The Real Giant Of Africa? by denex: 12:26pm On Jul 23, 2007
Nigerians are truly not interested in hosting the CommonWealth Games. We're nobody's common wealth and the common wealth games belong to the Colonialists let them host it themselves.

By the way, since you're black, good luck to you. I just wanted you to know that I'm not black.
Foreign AffairsRe: How Is Nelson Mandela An Africa Hero? by denex: 12:22pm On Jul 23, 2007
I wonder why you're not mentioning Botha. Anyway, we believe you and agree to everything you say.

God bless Africa!
BusinessRe: South Africa: The Real Giant Of Africa? by denex: 12:17pm On Jul 23, 2007
So what have you got to gain by breeding dissent "sir"?

You're expecting to see something similar to the Shia/Sunni divide? No my great Bo-tha. Not in Africa. No more divide and conquer for you. We done learnt our lesson.
BusinessRe: South Africa: The Real Giant Of Africa? by denex: 12:13pm On Jul 23, 2007
THABO is one of those Boers that are going around trying to cause divisions between the Africans in South Africa, and the rest Africans. South Africa has the biggest economy in Africa and we are happy that that economy has been seized from the white imperialists who wanted to a European proxy nation in Africa to suck us dry and the wealth has been handed to our African Brothers. God be praised.

Do not hide under the name tha-bo, your true identity is BO-THA and I am happy to inform you that that colonial era where you can plant seeds of dissent among Africans is gone.

We love South Africans, Nigeria has respectfully drop the name "The Giant Of Africa" and taken up "The Heart Of Africa", acknowledging that our brothers, the South Africans are now the true Giant of Africa.

And together we're going to Chase those crazy murdering and oppressing Boers out of the motherland.
Foreign AffairsRe: How Is Nelson Mandela An Africa Hero? by denex: 11:59am On Jul 23, 2007
We've been struggling for decades to free South Africans from the deadly grip of the Boers and other European terrorists only for these same South Africans to be eating story of these same Boers that Nigerians don't love them very much.

This world is really a funny place. Mr Thabo, well, I have to tell you that they have been here too telling us that the average South African doesn't like Nigerians. As long as white people exist, the principle of divide and conquer will never end.
PoliticsRe: Why Do People Love Clinton? by denex: 11:51am On Jul 23, 2007
@champredd

let me tell you why Bush can easily solve the problems he's tackling WHEN/IF he wants to. Because he caused the problems.

He agitated North Korea and Iran by ganging them among his "axis of evil" and setting aside all previous peaceful agreements they had. He can as well restore all those agreements and name them the axis of good and everything will come back to normal.

The man started the was in Iraq and completely vandalized infrastructure and caused religious differences in Iraq. He can turn things about by engaging in rapid infrastructural development (as rapidly as he destroyed them: 4 months), and ending his campaign and support for groups along religious borders i.e: Shias are the bad guys, Sunnis are cool, Kurds are our allies.

Then letting the Iraqis form their own type of government as regards their culture and tradition (that is what true democracy is) rather than trying to build them a White House.

He can also apologise for the lies about the nuclear weapons and also apologise for allowing Al Qaeda infiltrate a previously terrorist-free country.

The man knows how to solve the problems he created because he created them.

He knows how to reduce to price of crude oil back to $25 per barrel because he knows how he got it up there. He can start by ending the Iraqi war, restoring strained diplomatic relations with saudi (caused by the buccal machine gun, Donald Rumsfeld), restore calm with Iran and Venezuela, stop arming the terrorists in the Gulf of Guinea.

JUDGE Bush knows exactly what he's doing by keeping oil prices up. If you don't know then you should realise that he became a multi-millionaire with his oil company during the first Gulf War that brought severe rise in Crude Oil prices. Then immediately the war ended, the company crashed. So all this is just a grand effort to become a multi-billionaire, therefore keep oil prices high for as long as possible, then sell of shares in oil companies at the end of it all. It's a self-serving personally profitting agenda. The US or world has nothing to do with it.
Foreign AffairsRe: How Is Nelson Mandela An Africa Hero? by denex: 11:19am On Jul 23, 2007
Now this is what those white masters keep feeding you guys. That we do not like South Africans and they feed us that South Africans don't like Nigerians and now you "know" that we do not like South Africans. Well good luck to you.
PoliticsRe: Why Do People Love Clinton? by denex: 11:12am On Jul 23, 2007
@champredd

Are you saying it is good for a President like JUDGE Bush to create problems that he would solve than for a President like Bill Clinton to not solve problems he didn't create?

Please let me understand your philosophy. You talk of Sanctions. Had sanctions not been imposed on Nigeria? Did those sanctions remove Abacha or did they further impoverish the masses?
PoliticsRe: We Won’t Probe Obasanjo – Efcc by denex: 11:03am On Jul 23, 2007
That tells us that we should never believe a policeman.
PoliticsRe: Why Do People Love Clinton? by denex: 10:47am On Jul 23, 2007
@champredd

you cannot blame Clinton for what IBB or Abacha did in Nigeria don't take that expression "world police" too far. It doesn't mean they should go into everybody's kitchen.

Don't be deceived the US Doesn't owe Africa or the world any policing services. They go to where their interest is threatened.

If you are aware of Operation Gothic Serpent (the battle of Mogadishu), you will realise the massive loss the US sustained. That was when they accepted that their army did not understand African warfare. That was why they didn't enter Liberia, and that was why they didn't want to enter Rwanda. And that was why they didn't want to bother Nigeria.

So Clinton is even a better politician by prevent other strife the he would have definitely lost.
PoliticsRe: Why Do People Love Clinton? by denex: 10:03am On Jul 23, 2007
We're all tired of this JUDGE Bush of a guy. In his first coup, when his regime took over the White House, the whole of Europe was crying but we couldn't understand why.

Anyway, this thread is a beautiful garden of "Why People Love Clinton". Let's not allow Bush to infiltrate such a lovely garden.
PoliticsRe: We Won’t Probe Obasanjo – Efcc by denex: 9:54am On Jul 23, 2007
I don't know if they said so, but even though they said so doesn't mean they mean so. Abi no be so police dey work? Give you reason to put your guard down?

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