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Foreign Affairs › Iran Launches First Military Satellite Into Orbit After Months Of Failure by dermmy(op): 11:29am On Apr 22, 2020

Iran has announced it successfully launched the country's first military reconnaissance satellite after months of failures, a programme the United States alleges is a cover for missile development.

"The first satellite of the Islamic Republic of Iran has been successfully launched into orbit by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps [IRGC]," said the elite forces' official website on Wednesday.

It said the satellite - dubbed the Nour - was deployed from the Qassed two-stage launcher from the Markazi desert, a vast expanse in Iran's central plateau.

The satellite "orbited the Earth at 425km [264 miles]", said the website. "This action will be a great success and a new development in the field of space for Islamic Iran."

The IRGC called it the first military satellite ever launched by Tehran. It used a Ghased, or "Messenger", satellite carrier to put the device into space, a previously unheard-of system.

As the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic and historically low oil prices, the missile launch may signal a new willingness to take risks by Iran.

"This raises a lot of red flags," said Fabian Hinz, a researcher at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California.

"Now that you have the [US] maximum pressure campaign, Iran doesn't have that much to lose any more."

Hinz said, based on state media images, the launch appeared to have happened at a previously unnamed IRGC base near Shahroud, Iran, some 330km (205 miles) northeast of Tehran. The base is in Semnan province, which hosts the Imam Khomeini Spaceport, from which Iran's civilian space programme operates.

Al Jazeera's Zein Basravi, reporting from the capital Tehran, said it was the first time the IRGC took credit for the launch of a military satellite.

"As a military satellite, what we're likely to see is this to be used specifically for intelligence gathering and secure communications for the navigation of forces on land and sea," he said.

Tehran has had several failed satellite launches in recent months. The last one came in February when Iran failed to put its Zafar 1 communications satellite into orbit.

That failure came after two failed launches of the Payam and Doosti satellites last year, as well as a launchpad rocket explosion in August. A fire at the Imam Khomeini Space Center in February 2019 also killed three researchers, the authorities said at the time.

The rocket explosion in August drew the attention of US President Donald Trump, who later tweeted what appeared to be a classified surveillance image of the launch failure.

The successive failures raised suspicion of outside interference in Iran's programme, something Trump himself hinted at by saying the US "was not involved in the catastrophic accident".

Arch-foes Iran and the US have appeared to be on the brink of an all-out confrontation twice in the past year.

Long-standing acrimony between Tehran and Washington was exacerbated in 2018 when Trump unilaterally withdrew from a deal that froze Iran's nuclear programme, and issued new demands that Tehran curtail its development of ballistic missiles.

Washington has also raised concerns in the past about Tehran's satellite programme, saying the launch of a carrier rocket in January 2019 amounted to a violation of limits on its ballistic missiles.

Iran maintains it has no intention of acquiring nuclear weapons, and says its aerospace activities are peaceful and comply with a United Nations Security Council resolution.

Over the past 10 years, Iran has sent several short-lived satellites into orbit, and in 2013 it launched a monkey into space.

Wednesday's launch comes amid tensions between Tehran and Washington over its collapsing nuclear deal and after a US drone attack in Iraq killed IRGC General Qassem Soleimani in January.

Wednesday also marks the 41st anniversary of the founding of the IRGC by Iran's late leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. An image of the rocket that carried the satellite showed it bore a Quranic verse on overcoming adversaries.

The IRGC, which operates its own military infrastructure in parallel to Iran's regular armed forces, is a hardline force answerable only to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

It was not immediately clear if Iran's civilian government knew the launch was coming. President Hassan Rouhani gave nearly a 40-minute speech on Wednesday before his cabinet that included no mention of the launch.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/04/iran-launches-military-satellite-200422062126491.html

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Missouri Is Suing China Over Coronavirus Impacts by dermmy(m): 11:18am On Apr 22, 2020

E b lyk say Lagos sef go sue China grin

Celebrities › Re: 10 Years After, Dagrin Lives On by dermmy(m): 7:56am On Apr 22, 2020*

Rest on Dagrin, Barrack Ogrin, Akogun loju ogun. I'll be playing his "Thank God" with Omawumi today. You remain a legend. Thank you Dagrin.

mynd44 lalasticlala

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Foreign Affairs › Russian SU-35 Intercepts U.S Navy Plane For The Second Time In Four Days by dermmy(op): 8:58am On Apr 20, 2020

A Russian Su-35 fighter jet conducted an "unsafe" intercept on Sunday of a US Navy P-8A Poseidon maritime reconnaissance aircraft operating over the Mediterranean Sea, the US Navy said in a statement.

For the second time in just four days, a Russian fighter jet conducted an "unsafe" intercept of a US aircraft over the Mediterranean Sea, the US Navy said Sunday.

According to a Navy press release , in a period of roughly an hour and a half on Sunday, a Russian Su-35 fighter twice intercepted a US Navy P-8A Poseidon Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance Aircraft operating in international airspace over the Mediterranean. While the first intercept was acceptable, the Navy considered the second to be "unsafe and unprofessional."

During the risky intercept, the Navy says the Russian fighter executed a "high-speed, high-powered maneuver that decreased aircraft separation to within 25 feet, directly in front of the P-8A, exposing the US aircraft to wake turbulence and jet exhaust." The P-8A descended in order to create space between it and the Russian fighter jet.

The Navy accused the Russian pilot of "seriously jeopardizing the safety of flight of both aircraft."

The service captured the incident on video.

Sunday's intercept follows a similar incident on April 15, when a Russian Su-35 intercepted a P-8A over the Mediterranean, conducting "a high-speed, inverted maneuver, 25 ft. directly in front of the mission aircraft," the Navy said in a statement issued at the time.

The Navy said the actions of the Russian aircraft were "irresponsible" and accused Russia of putting "our pilots and crew at risk."

In both cases, the Navy said, the US aircraft did not provoke the Russian fighters.

https://www.businessinsider.com/video-russian-fighter-jet-unsafe-intercept-of-us-navy-aircraft-2020-4

Education › Re: African Origin Of Civilisation by dermmy(m): 7:07am On Apr 20, 2020*

IMO01:
Great piece. Funny enough nobody ever talks about a period when blacks ruled Spain for 800 years. A period when Timbuktu was center of world civilization.

We have been a great race.

Yea you are right, i once read about the Berbers that conquered the Iberian peninsula. People like Tarif Ibn Malik and Tarq Ibn Ziyad. According to English historian Edward Gibbon (1737-1794). Tarif accompanied by 400 African berbers successfully carried out mission in South Iberia. An important port city in Tarifa in southern Spain is named after him. This city was the first port in history where fees were charged from merchants for the use of berths.

This is where the term "tariff" comes from.

On the basis of Tarif's intelligence operation, Arab general also of Berberian origin from the Nafza tribe, Tariq ibn Ziyad (670-720) Tariq commanded an army of 10,000 people, mostly berbers from Sanhaji union.

In 711, brave Tariq with his expeditionary forces of 7,000 berbers crossed the strait and landed near a rock that was latwr named in his honour, Gibraltar. The word "Gibraltar" is a hispanicized version of an Arab phrase "Jabal Tariq". In August of 711, Tariq won a decisive victory over the European army.

Topic like this should be making front page but NL mods won't do the needful.

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Christianity Etc › Re: It's So Hard Practising Envagelism As A Single Female by dermmy(m): 9:50am On Apr 19, 2020

tempex88:
Had to go check it profile pix .....from there, I rest my case

She fit be christ embassy member na. Na dem dey dress like dat to do evangelism.

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Education › Re: African Origin Of Civilisation by dermmy(m): 6:13pm On Apr 18, 2020

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blueAgent:
Crap as usual.

The picture of a black man in a lab, that lab looks western, is that how an African lab will look like?

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Education › Re: African Origin Of Civilisation by dermmy(m): 6:13pm On Apr 18, 2020

Amujale:
Medical Science

Although all civilizations had discovered how to use some form of medicine, Africans invented a concrete system of medical science that involved schooling for practitioners and written documentation of these methodology. And let’s not forget that Africans are also the first civilization to perform surgery.

https://study.com/academy/lesson/ancient-african-inventions.html

The most remarkable physician of all time and the greatest medical practioner in the history of orthodox medicine is a Nubian scientistsic known as Imhotep.

Its from all his medical journals and write-ups that Western Orthodox medicinal knowledge is derived.

According to the "Edwin Smith Papyrus" that which was authored by Imhotep, he is said to have diagnosed and treated hundreds of ailments in his lifetime, is amongst the first to have performed successfull surgeries and is said to have found the first ever School of Orthodox Medicine.

Imhotep the greatest sage of all time.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘Stop Playing Politics With The Pandemic’ – China Warns U.S. by dermmy(m): 4:33pm On Apr 18, 2020

Kylekent59:
See someone in a third-world country settling dispute between two advanced countries.

Politics › Re: Abba Kyari's Death: Obaseki, Keyamo, Dino Melaye, Others React by dermmy(m): 7:43am On Apr 18, 2020

Evangelist Dino Melaye

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Space Command Denounces Russian Anti-satellite Weapon Test by dermmy(op): 4:46pm On Apr 17, 2020

Olominira:
Why is US crying....didnt they laugh Space Force a clear violation of United Nations' use of outer space law?

Don't mind the hypocrite.

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Foreign Affairs › US Space Command Denounces Russian Anti-satellite Weapon Test by dermmy(op): 10:23am On Apr 17, 2020

The U.S. Space Command said Wednesday it is tracking a direct-ascent anti-satellite (DA-ASAT) missile test Russia conducted to prove if it can interfere with or destroy satellites in low earth orbit.

"Russia's DA-ASAT test provides yet another example that the threats to U.S. and allied space systems are real, serious and growing," Gen. John "Jay" Raymond, SPACECOM commander and U.S. Space Force Chief of Space Operations, said in a released statement. "The United States is ready and committed to deterring aggression and defending the nation, our allies, and U.S. interests from hostile acts in space."

Space Command officials said the most recent test follows unprofessional behavior observed in February when two Russian satellites, Cosmos 2542 and 2543, tailed an American satellite, USA 245, also known as the KH-11. Time Magazine reported the Russian satellites loitered within 100 miles of KH-11, activity Raymond called "unusual and disturbing," similar to Russia's past risky, high-velocity confrontations in international airspace.

The U.S. Space Command said Wednesday it is tracking a direct-ascent anti-satellite (DA-ASAT) missile test Russia conducted to prove if it can interfere with or destroy satellites in low earth orbit.

"Russia's DA-ASAT test provides yet another example that the threats to U.S. and allied space systems are real, serious and growing," Gen. John "Jay" Raymond, SPACECOM commander and U.S. Space Force Chief of Space Operations, said in a released statement. "The United States is ready and committed to deterring aggression and defending the nation, our allies, and U.S. interests from hostile acts in space."

Space Command officials said the most recent test follows unprofessional behavior observed in February when two Russian satellites, Cosmos 2542 and 2543, tailed an American satellite, USA 245, also known as the KH-11. Time Magazine reported the Russian satellites loitered within 100 miles of KH-11, activity Raymond called "unusual and disturbing," similar to Russia's past risky, high-velocity confrontations in international airspace.

"This test is further proof of Russia's hypocritical advocacy of outer space arms control proposals designed to restrict the capabilities of the United States while clearly having no intention of halting their counterspace weapons programs," Raymond said.

After its deactivation in 2002, Space Command reactivated in August to become the military's 11th combatant command.

"Space is critical to all nations and our way of life. The demands on space systems continue in this time of crisis where global logistics, transportation and communication are key to defeating the COVID-19 pandemic," Raymond said. "It is a shared interest and responsibility of all spacefaring nations to create safe, stable and operationally sustainable conditions for space activities, including commercial, civil and national security activities."

The Russian test follows two new reports that infer disruptive anti-satellite actions by adversary nations are on the rise.

According to a March 30 Center for Strategic and International Studies analysis, "Space Threat Assessment 2020," more countries, including big players like the U.S., Russia and China, are launching or experimenting with next-generation technologies in space; some are gradually normalizing non-kinetic ways to disrupt operations. Those methods include disguising information and communications through GPS spoofing, jamming connections and even dazzling, or blinding, satellites with lasers.

The report warned of increased co-orbital adversary activity, such as close inspection of satellites in geostationary orbit, and said that "the rate of satellite jamming and spoofing incidents will only increase as these capabilities continue to proliferate and become more sophisticated in the coming years."

That report followed another study released last month by the Secure World Foundation, which stated countries around the world should not discount the reality that some bad actors may be stepping up both offensive and defensive measures in space.

"The evidence shows significant research and development of a broad range of kinetic (destructive) and non-kinetic counter-space capabilities in multiple countries," according to the annual Global Counterspace Capabilities study, as reported by Space News.

According to a 2019 SWF report, Russia has been working on stepping up its on-orbit experiments -- to include anti satellite weapons -- since at least 2011.

Source: https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-space-command-denounces-russian-215709476.html

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Foreign Affairs › Iranian Navy harassed American Warships In Arabian Sea by dermmy(op): 3:28pm On Apr 16, 2020

The US Navy released video that it says shows Iranian naval vessels repeatedly conducting "dangerous and harassing approaches" towards US Navy warships in the North Arabian Sea on Wednesday and claimed that one Iranian vessel came within 10 yards of colliding with a US ship.

The video of the incident appears to show multiple Iranian flagged vessels, with men manning guns at the front of those ships, passing in front of a US naval vessel. The guns do not appear to be pointed at the ship, which sounds a horn multiple times as the Iranian vessels approach.

According to a statement from US Central Command, 11 Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy vessels "repeatedly conducted dangerous and harassing approaches" of the USS Lewis B. Puller, USS Paul Hamilton, USS Firebolt, USS Sirocco, USCGC Wrangell and USCGC Maui "while the US vessels were conducting joint integration operations with US Army AH-64E Apache attack helicopters in the international waters of the North Arabian Gulf."

"The IRGCN vessels repeatedly crossed the bows and sterns of the U.S. vessels at extremely close range and high speeds, including multiple crossings of the Puller with a 50-yard closest point of approach (CPA) and within 10 yards of Maui's bow," the statement said.

The dangerous encounter comes as tensions between Iran and the US remain high after more than a year of the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign against Tehran and its January killing of Iran's second most powerful leader, Gen. Qasem Soleimani.
President Donald Trump tweeted in early April that the US believed that "Iran or its proxies are planning a sneak attack on U.S. troops and/or assets in Iraq" and warned that "if this happens, Iran will pay a very heavy price, indeed!"
US military commanders have developed options for Trump to respond in the event of other incidents, according to two defense officials.

In the meantime, Iranian leaders have accused the US of economic terrorism, saying Washington's sanctions have made it hard to get medical supplies even as the country struggles with the coronavirus. Most recently, the US has moved to block the International Monetary Fund from providing aid to Iran to respond to the pandemic.

Wednesday's Navy statement said US crews "issued multiple warnings via bridge-to-bridge radio, five short blasts from the ships' horns and long range acoustic noise maker devices, but received no response" from the Iranian vessels for approximately one hour until they "responded to the bridge-to-bridge radio queries, then maneuvered away from the U.S. ships and opened distance between them."
CNN has asked the Iranian government for comment.

Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Tuesday that the US has been closely monitoring the behavior of Iran and other adversaries amid the coronavirus pandemic.

"While we continue to support the whole-of-nation, whole-of-government response to this global pandemic, we continue our very important national security missions such as performing counterterrorism missions from Africa through the Middle East to Afghanistan; conducting freedom-of-navigation operations and patrolling the high seas to ensure freedom of navigation around the globe; monitoring North Korean weapons tests; improving our defensive posture in Iraq; escorting Russian bombers out of U.S. airspace; deterring Iranian bad behavior," Milley said at a Pentagon press conference.

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/15/politics/us-iran-ships-arabian-sea/index.html

Christianity Etc › Re: Corona Virus:how Miracle Healing Pastors Became Powerless by dermmy(m): 10:45am On Apr 16, 2020

beardlessdude:
please can you put a link to the book. Is it a 34 paged book?

I have the hard copy but let me search internet for the electronic version.

Christianity Etc › Re: Paul And Becky Enenche Celebrate 26th Wedding Anniversary by dermmy(m): 10:04am On Apr 16, 2020

Congrats God's general.

Christianity Etc › Re: Guru Maharaj-ji Drops Another Bombshell, Says All Nigerians Must Quit Religions by dermmy(m): 7:43am On Apr 16, 2020*

"Religion is an aspect of the superstructure of a society deriving ultimately from the degree of control and understanding of the material world. However when man thinks in religious terms, he starts from the ideal rather than with the material world which is beyond his comprehension. This creates a non-scientific and metaphysical way of viewing the world, which often conflicts with the society" - Walter Rodney

Religion ain't bad the soul connects with his maker through religion. Even i disagree with the great philosopher Karl Marx in his Das Kapital, he argued that religion would vanish and wither away with the disappearance of classes in the societ he considered religion to be a product of man's conciousness it is a reflection of man's nature in the world of private property, being alienated from the product of his labour religion is his opium.

You can't take religion from man it has come here to stay but you can wound and underdevelop yourself with that religion if you are not careful that is the case in Africa. The western world had christianity when it ushered in the capitalist epoch that birthed the industrial revolution and they keep advancing to this day and still practice christianity.

So religion is not the problem but man himself the way you handle your religion based on your personal conviction would go a long way to determine your advancment.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Corona Virus:how Miracle Healing Pastors Became Powerless by dermmy(m): 7:14am On Apr 16, 2020

Victorblaze14:
with this post I know you don't read your Bible, even Jesus couldn't heal everybody,at one time Jesus told a sick person, you faith has made you whole, even the woman with the issue of blood, believed that by touching the herm of Jesus garment she will healed.now that's faith at work...now recall this story of a crippled man at Temple gate called beautiful,he always goes to the temple to beg for Aims for more than 21years how is it going that he wasn't healed by Jesus now fast forward after the death of Jesus,it happened Peter was going to Temple when he saw him begging for Aims and Peter said to him sliver and gold I have none but what I have I give to you In the name of Jesus raise up and walk,did the man walk immediately no Peter seeing he had faith pulled him up and the man ankle bones received strength.... so many examples I advise you to study the for yourself,for every idle words you speak you shall give account of it,for by the words thou shalt be saved and by thy words thou shalt be condemned.. it takes faith to get a miracle

This is the problem i have with my fellow christians they always think they have answers to every life question. Bro every christian is asking this question and the answer we need are with the men of God who performs miracles and healing. If you are a church member in any of their churches just ask them why they couldn't heal or cure corona virus patients. If they are curing cancer, epilepsy, giving sight to blind, kidney diseases, pulling people out of wheel chair. Then why is simple acute pneumonia(corona) difficult for them to handle.

Some faith healing/miracle pastors are even the ones admonishing their church members to take enough lime, lemon and exercise well in order to boost their immune system against the corona. Isn't it funny?

Get this book "Where was God?" by Pastor Erwin Lutzer

Don't try to answer this question for them or do you perform miracles too?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: ₦14Million: Russia Develops World Deadliest Sniper Rifle, Over 2 Miles Range by dermmy(m): 7:38am On Apr 14, 2020

MyVILLAGEpeople:
Mr Explorer pls hw can I get one??. I will use to kill my village witch

Lol. Your village witch get odechi na. grin

Na spiritual warfare go do am

Technology Market › Re: This Thread Is Only For Aliexpress Shopper by dermmy(m): 6:00pm On Apr 13, 2020

kemicalreact:
Abeg shey I fit ship something from ebay during this lockdown period

Cc dermmy

I don't buy from ebay. Oga jboixxx na shipping expert he'll answer all your questions.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Tests U.S. Airspace Amidst Lockdown But Intercepted By US.F-22(Pics) by dermmy(m): 4:25pm On Apr 10, 2020*

Auladimeji:
That means Russia and China knows more about Covid19

in fact it was released to the world to weaken so many countries
That's to say Russia never forgive USA for dissolving USSR

No that's not it. It's called cold war flight both countries did this during the cold war era. It is done to intimidate and to probe each other air defenses. Infact America indulged in it most during the cold war with consequences.

Gary Powers was shut down over siberia in 1960 during a U-2 reconnaisance mission over Siberia, he was mapping and filming Russia's nuclear site. Caotain Charles Maultsby was on this mission when he mistakenly strayed into Soviet airspace over the Chukota peninsula. America's "Operation Giant Lance" when U.S. B-52 Bombers armed with nuclear weapons moved closer to Soviet Airspace in an attempt to intimidate Soviet-Russia during the Vietnam war

Both countries stopped it after the cold war ended but Russia resumed it in year 2007 as part of its plans to get back on the world stage. And that Turbofan plane there is a Tupolev bear a cold war era strategic bomber.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Tests U.S. Airspace Amidst Lockdown But Intercepted By US.F-22(Pics) by dermmy(m): 4:10pm On Apr 10, 2020

cold war flight

Foreign Affairs › Re: Michelle Obama Most Likely To Be Joe Biden's Pick For Vice President by dermmy(m): 3:59pm On Apr 10, 2020

You posted this from quarantine centre? grin

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Technology Market › Re: This Thread Is Only For Aliexpress Shopper by dermmy(m): 7:21am On Apr 10, 2020*

TomorrowToday:
I ordered an item on the 3rd of March 2020, it got shipped on the 6th by Yanwe Economic Air Mail. I got an SMS from my local post office yesterday 9th of April 2020 to come pick it up and I did. Cargo flights are indeed operating. I plan to order more items I need.

Wow. Na good news be this o.

Celebrities › Re: Honor Blackman Dies At 94 by dermmy(m): 9:55am On Apr 08, 2020

Rip

Foreign Affairs › Re: Six Day War: The War That Proved That Israel Is Above All Arab Nations Combined by dermmy(m): 2:41pm On Apr 07, 2020

engrchykae:
Israel was planted by the west to destabilize the middleeast region.
It's a continuation of the crusades,it never stopped.
The Jews of Ethiopia are black,how come the Jews of Israel are white?
It only means that the Jews of Israel are Caucasian pretenders

Bravo

Foreign Affairs › Re: Six Day War: The War That Proved That Israel Is Above All Arab Nations Combined by dermmy(m): 7:53am On Apr 07, 2020

The OP thought he was glorifying and praising Israel but he just succeeded in narrating how Israel stole other people's land with the help of America and Britain.

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Celebrities › Re: Ebenezer Obey Celebrates His 78th Birthday Today by dermmy(m): 8:57am On Apr 03, 2020

His songs are ever green

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Chadians Welcomes Troops After Killing Boko Haram Fighters. by dermmy(m): 1:51pm On Apr 02, 2020

They should be vigilant cause those beasts are planning a repraisal attack.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Rafael Savimbi The Son Of An Evil Warlord by dermmy(m): 4:12pm On Mar 31, 2020

festacman:
Angolan's protracted civil war was product of COLD WAR between capitalist US and communist USSR. US supported and armed Jonas Savimbi while USSR supported and armed Dos Santos. It was about who will corner rich mineral resources of Angola. Rebel Savimbi had his fair share of internal support but Dos Santos being the official Head of State and C-in-C had larger support. Eventually, USSR began to disintegrate, Cold War began to die down and US abandoned Savimbi. He refused to lay down his arms following several negotiations. Gradually, many of his commanders and troops were lured by government and defected. He continued weakly and eventually got killed by government forces.

All over the world rebel movements have engaged arm struggle for ethnic, political or economic reasons. Some like Pres. Museveni' succeeded and some like Savimbi's failed.

So what makes Jonas Savimbi peculiarly EVIL in all these?

Bravo!!!

Foreign Affairs › Re: Rafael Savimbi The Son Of An Evil Warlord by dermmy(m): 8:52am On Mar 31, 2020*

Was Jonas Savimbi an evil warlord? A man who fought portuguese colonial rule in his country. A man who tried to rid angola political space of foreign influence.

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Phones › Re: How Can I Retrieve My Files From A Broken Phone by dermmy(m): 8:40am On Mar 30, 2020

oganology33:
Plz where can I download the full app instead of this 1mb one I'm seeing.
Thanks.

I'll move the version i have to the cloud and share the download link here when I'm less busy

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