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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Conducts Strikes On Iran After Attack On Cargo Ship by educatedfool: 7:22am On Jun 27

God1000:
This is another foolish move, america under trump is a big drama

It even appears there's a disconnect between US government and its military, one is sabotaging the efforts of other

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian President Says Without Missiles His Country Would Be ‘just Like Gaza’ by educatedfool: 11:08pm On Jun 24

MaziObinnaokija:
Nah Trump I blame. Make dem sha END this and FREE BUSINESS

If Trump could have ended it from day one, he'd probably be happier than you to take credit for it. But reality is often more complicated than campaign promises and wishful thinking. Eventually reality hits, and that's why negotiations and deals become necessary.

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Health › Re: 50 Things We Mostly Do In A Hospital That Seem Right But Are Very Wrong by educatedfool: 4:54pm On Jun 24

99thEnemy:
I showed one (in records department) shege at MOATH (BSUTH) Makurdi 3 months ago.

I did not return it in equal kind to her, I returned it by like 3 times more in kind.

I don't tolerate their nonsense.

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Sports › Re: 1st 40+ Year Old To Score A Hat Trick In The 2026 Fifa World Cup by educatedfool: 7:12pm On Jun 23

Okwug2026:
Can Cristiano Ronaldo go for history making in the 2nd half and become the first player over 40years of age to score a hat trick in a FIFA WORLD CUP MATCH?
It looks likely and highly possible with his positioning and precision in the first half being replicated in the 2nd Half.

Which kind record be dat huh

Romance › Re: There Is No Woman Who Relocated Abroad And Came Back To Marry His Bf In NG by educatedfool: 4:47pm On Jun 23

Sirchiboy:
Which country is that man

France

Romance › Re: There Is No Woman Who Relocated Abroad And Came Back To Marry His Bf In NG by educatedfool: 9:01am On Jun 23

Sirchiboy:
There is no woman who relocated abroad and came back to marry his bf in NG

'No woman' is a funny phrase because all it takes is one example to destroy it. My wife relocated abroad and still came back to marry me in Nigeria. Whether she did it because she knew I'd eventually leave or simply because she wanted me, only she knows grin

. Anyways, we're not even in the country anymore.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Vs Obama: Which President's Iran Deal Was Better? by educatedfool: 6:37am On Jun 23

zegeijuwa:
I was about to reply then I saw your name.

Trump FAFO grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Vs Obama: Which President's Iran Deal Was Better? by educatedfool: 6:33am On Jun 23

zegeijuwa:
If trump's deal is true then he has successfully destroyed the IRGC using Ghalibaf and Aragchi.

Wonder while they were removed from Israeli hit list?

Because of so many hardliners in Iran, the new government cannot announce to the people that they surrendered.

Trump is not stupid and Someone is definitely going on that is not announced. Watch how Iranians will start selling peace and changing tactic.

I do not expect everyone here to understand. Every Single speech giving general in Iran is gone. The remaining hardliners are normal public Iranians who cannot be pursued militarily. Eventually the foot soldiers hiding in mountains and receiving $25 as salary would come out to see that country is better.

Iran surrendered in secret and agreed to keep talking tough to calm their public.

I feel your pain grin

Trump FAFO grin

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Sports › Re: World Cup: Senegal Player Kalidou Koulibaly Response To An American Journalist. by educatedfool: 8:43am On Jun 22

CodeTemplar:
They marry 10 years olds and dont party with 18+ years olds.

papiSNEH:
"this kind of thing is not part of our religion"

but kaboooom is

At least they are not pretending to hold one standard while secretly doing another. The real hypocrisy is when some Christian leaders, politicians, and elites publicly preach morality but are exposed for associating with criminal sex-trafficking networks and exploiting minors.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: "What Utter Nonsense" - Piers Morgan Reacts To Netanyahu's Tweet. by educatedfool: 1:43pm On Jun 21

Arrowhead71:
Now tell me have you heard UN critises Hezbollah anytime anywhere....most of them can not even mention the name Hezbollah while on UN floor ......Brother is Hezbollah a country or a Islamic militia holding Lebanon hostage and nobody among you is shouting them down like they do to Israel

You keep changing the subject because defending Netanyahu's "most moral army" slogan is harder than pointing fingers elsewhere. Hezbollah has been condemned and sanctioned by numerous countries, and nobody is pretending they're saints. The real question is why you think Hezbollah being bad somehow proves the IDF is uniquely moral. "But Hezbollah!" isn't an argument; it's an admission that you can't defend the claim on its own merits. If the IDF truly deserves the title of "the most moral army," then defend that claim directly instead of constantly reaching for someone else's sins.

Foreign Affairs › Re: "What Utter Nonsense" - Piers Morgan Reacts To Netanyahu's Tweet. by educatedfool: 1:08pm On Jun 21

Arrowhead71:
Because if you guys are not able to remove the log in your own eyes ...why trying to remove ordinary dust from someone else eyes......
Whatever Islamic countries does bad no one complains to international community ....but let a Christian or Israel do such ...then the whole Islamic world will suddenly have a voice

You're proving my point. Criticizing Israel doesn't mean giving Islamic countries a free pass. People criticize Saudi Arabia, Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, and many others all the time. The issue isn't whether the perpetrators are Muslim, Christian, or Jewish. The issue is whether the actions themselves are right or wrong. Morality isn't a team sport.

Foreign Affairs › Re: "What Utter Nonsense" - Piers Morgan Reacts To Netanyahu's Tweet. by educatedfool: 12:37pm On Jun 21

Arrowhead71:
Tell that also to your military that is sending weapons and aid to Terrorists in your country

Classic whataboutism. We're discussing Netanyahu's claim about morality. Bringing up unrelated accusations won't make that claim any more believable.

Foreign Affairs › Re: "What Utter Nonsense" - Piers Morgan Reacts To Netanyahu's Tweet. by educatedfool: 10:54am On Jun 21

Netanyahu's "most moral army" narrative hasn't aged well. The world has witnessed enough to decide for itself what kind of "ethics" he's talking about.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: USA-IRAN Talks In Switzerland Abruptly Called Off by educatedfool: 3:22pm On Jun 19

LibertyRep:
If this is true, then it's obvious someone isn't commited to peace. It has to be the third party.

Just say Israel

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Vice President JD Vance Send Message To Isreal Ministers Attacking Trump (video) by educatedfool: 8:15pm On Jun 18

Nword22:
This 40 years old man still don't get it..you won't be the president of the united states' because Trump Is now a disgraceful president .

Kiss the truth.

Trump didn't pave JD Vance's path to the presidency; he may have buried it.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by educatedfool: 2:47pm On Jun 18

Helinuse:

E don become philosopher.
Yes, Ideologies disappear with people.
The NAZI ideology disappeared with Hitler.
Also, the Communist ideology of the USSR under Stalin.
The Roman creed and Empire ended with Caesar.
Macedonia's world dominance ended with the death of Alexander the Great.
French dominance of the world ended with the defeat and death of Napoleon Bonaparte.

An ideology built around a man ends with the man.
And the reason why he was called a Supreme Leader was that he embodied the ideology.
And leaders do come and go, but when a leader is Israelified during a battle, it is called DEFEAT!

Bless you....!

You really should read the history you cite.

Nazism died with Hitler? Fair enough. But communism didn't die with Stalin. The USSR survived him for almost four decades, and communist states still exist today.

The Roman Empire didn't end with Caesar. In fact, it reached its greatest extent long after Caesar's death, and the Eastern Roman Empire survived for another 1,500 years.

Alexander died in 323 BC, but Hellenistic civilization and kingdoms outlived him by centuries.

Napoleon died in exile, yet French influence and the ideas of the French Revolution spread throughout Europe and beyond.

Ironically, every example you gave disproves your point.

History isn't a Marvel movie where killing the villain ends the story.

Bless you too.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by educatedfool: 2:18pm On Jun 18

Helinuse:

Na me lose my supreme leader?
Na me fayt war wey I no take down even one Israeli soldier?

Na me e go come pain?

Pain? You're acting like wars are football matches.

First, Israeli troops have continued to suffer casualties and attacks in Lebanon. Even Israeli sources acknowledge deaths and Thousands of wounded in the fighting.

Second, leaders die, retire, and get replaced. States don't disappear because one old man is gone. History didn't end with Caesar, Churchill, or Stalin.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by educatedfool: 1:58pm On Jun 18

LagosOrigin:
Trump almost erased Iran from civilization but he was stopped by a general whom I've forgotten his name , you can read it up on Google.

Iran get lucky

Almost erased Iran from civilization"? That's a strange achievement for someone who was supposedly stopped by a general whose name you can't even remember.

Extraordinary claims require evidence, not "Google it." History isn't written with forgotten names and imaginary victories.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US And Iranian Presidents Sign Deal Aiming To End War by educatedfool: 1:56pm On Jun 18

GOVERNORR:
Trump has indeed effected change in global history..

Eliminating the tyrant and having Iran now willing to be in business with the Western world.

That's some serious geopolitics

jajaja

i know you must come with sometin weh go reduce your pain grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Without Israel, There Would Be No America'- US Ambassador To Israel (Video) by educatedfool: 1:24pm On Jun 17

jaxxy:
Was the name israel invented in 1948 when is was made a state? Babylon was never a state but it existed in histtory as a kingdom. ISRAEL was equally a kingdom and existed was b4 its 1948 statehood.

2ndly the ambassador cannot be delusional to say what he said publicly when everyone knows the inquantifiable contributions and influences of the jews to american history, survival and prosperity.

You're moving the goalposts.

I never said the name Israel was invented in 1948. Ancient Israel existed as a kingdom long before that, just as Babylon, Persia, Egypt, and many other ancient kingdoms existed.

The issue is the ambassador's claim that "without Israel, there would be no America."

That's an extraordinary claim, and extraordinary claims require evidence.

No serious historian argues that the existence of ancient Israel was the sole reason America came into existence. America's founding was influenced by English common law, the Enlightenment, Greco-Roman political thought, Native American confederacies, African labor, and countless other factors.

As for Jewish contributions to America, I completely agree that Jewish Americans have made enormous contributions. That's a historical fact.

But acknowledging major contributions is not the same as claiming America would not exist without them.

By that logic, should we also say there would be no America without Africans who built much of its early economy? No America without the British legal tradition? No America without Native Americans? No America without French support during the Revolution?

History is not a one-man or one-people story.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Without Israel, There Would Be No America'- US Ambassador To Israel (Video) by educatedfool: 12:34pm On Jun 17

jaxxy:
Since u go by facts u should agree with the us abassador to israel.

I don't have to agree with an ambassador simply because he said it.

A fact is something supported by evidence, not by the job title of the person making the claim.

America declared independence in 1776. Israel was established in 1948. So the claim that "without Israel there would be no America" is literally impossible in a historical sense.

The United States existed for about 172 years before the modern State of Israel was founded.

America was shaped by many influences: Native Americans, Europeans, Africans, scientific discoveries from across the world, and centuries of political and economic development. None of that depends on the existence of a state that was founded in 1948.

If the ambassador meant that Israel is now an important ally of the United States, that's a political opinion that can be debated. But if he meant America would not exist without Israel, that is not a historical fact.

I respect facts, not authority. If tomorrow an ambassador says the moon is made of gold, his title won't make it true.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Without Israel, There Would Be No America'- US Ambassador To Israel (Video) by educatedfool: 9:19am On Jun 17

jaxxy:
Persians, arabs?? but u forgot to added africans? U hate for israel has made u worship persians and arabs and forget to value urself. Shame

You completely missed the point.

First, I never excluded Africans. Human civilization was built by Africans, Asians, Europeans, Middle Easterners, and countless others. My point was precisely that no single people can claim ownership of human progress.

Second, I'm a Kurd with African roots, so the idea that I somehow hate Africans is laughable.

Third, I don't hate Israelis, Persians, Arabs, or anyone else. Unlike some people, I don't judge entire populations by their ethnicity. I judge actions and principles. I stand with humanity, regardless of who is involved.

Ironically, if I were the tribal-minded person you're trying to paint me as, I would have every reason to dislike Persians because Kurds have experienced oppression under various governments in the region. Yet I don't. Why? Because I don't hold millions of people responsible for the actions of states or rulers.

You keep trying to reduce everything to ethnic loyalty. I prefer facts, history, and human dignity.

That's the difference between us.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Without Israel, There Would Be No America'- US Ambassador To Israel (Video) by educatedfool: 7:53am On Jun 17

APOSTLECHUMA:
ISRAELI BRAIN GAVE U THE PHONE YOU ARE USING TO TYPE, LEARN TO APPRECIATE THOSE GOD USED IN TRANSFORMING YOUR LIFE.

This is the kind of statement people make when they know slogans but not history.

The phone in my hand contains inventions from Americans, Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Europeans, Indians, Persians, Arabs, and countless others. Reducing all of that to "Israeli brain gave you the phone" is historically illiterate.

Human progress isn't the achievement of one tribe. It's the accumulation of thousands of years of contributions from countless civilizations.

Try learning history instead of reciting propaganda.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Without Israel, There Would Be No America'- US Ambassador To Israel (Video) by educatedfool: 5:38am On Jun 17

Nextjs:
The WhatsApp , Facebook and Co we use are all Israeli products.

The Atomic bomb Iran is trying to get are largely the brain child of Jews scientist who fled Germany.

It will be foolish to think the West will be against Israel.

You see Israelies, honkong, Taiwanies all hold special places in heart of the West

WhatsApp isn't Israeli, Zuckerberg isn't Israeli, and the atomic bomb wasn't a Jewish-only project. History is much more complex than that.

The West supports Israel primarily because of geopolitical interests, not because WhatsApp exists or because some scientists involved in the Manhattan Project happened to be Jewish.

Likewise, Persian scholars made some of the most important contributions to science in human history. Civilizations advance through the contributions of many peoples, not one group alone.

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Politics › Re: If Nigeria Breaks Up, Who Takes Abuja And Lagos? Can I Join Them?? by educatedfool: 1:10am On Jun 16

Change4dbeta:
Which country wii Aba belong to?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Factory Workers Protest Against Expulsion Of Immigrants by educatedfool: 8:52am On Jun 15

boxypane:
In other news, South Africa will not get any point or goal in this World Cup.

Was that really necessary lol grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Kills Niño Guerrero, Leader Of Venezuela's Tren De Aragua Gang In Airstrike by educatedfool: 1:44pm On Jun 13

89green:
Them run when they hear iran

Despite having the backing of many Gulf countries,

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Kills Niño Guerrero, Leader Of Venezuela's Tren De Aragua Gang In Airstrike by educatedfool: 1:41pm On Jun 13

Jahwinaboy:
Ali khameni is where now?

Inside Iran and 35 years younger now grin

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Business › Re: Elon Musk Becomes World's First Trillionaire by educatedfool: 4:02pm On Jun 12

NairaMaster1:
Yes. You're richer than him.
Iran is richer
China is richer
Russia is richer
North Korea is richer
Hisbollah is richer
Hamas is richer
America is the poorest country.

Can we move on now?

Business › Re: Elon Musk Becomes World's First Trillionaire by educatedfool: 12:03pm On Jun 12

Reference:
EVERYTING in this world is based on speculation.
The woman who takes her ten thousand to the market to buy stuff to fry akara this morning is liquidating in anticipation of increasing it's worth by mid morning.

Well it's a cold rainy day, with few folks on the streets. That speculation may hit weather related turbulence and that worth falls short by the end of the day.

It is not about her but factors BEYOND HER CONTROL Elon is as rich as the world prescribes him to be this Friday morning at 8.32 am. That is not misleading. That is a reality that affects everything and everyone on earth.

You're mixing up two different things: uncertainty and speculation.

The akara seller is investing in a productive activity. Her profit depends on demand, weather, and other factors she cannot control, but there is a real underlying business creating value. That's not the same as assigning a trillion-dollar valuation to a company based largely on expectations about future earnings.

Every economic activity involves uncertainty, but not every valuation is equally grounded in reality. A farm, a factory, or a food business produces goods and services regardless of what the market thinks tomorrow. A stock price, on the other hand, can rise or fall dramatically without any corresponding change in the company's actual productive capacity.

So the criticism isn't that wealth changes with market conditions. The criticism is that measuring wealth primarily through asset prices can exaggerate wealth when those prices are driven by optimism, speculation, or asset bubbles rather than tangible economic output.

In other words, uncertainty is universal, but that doesn't mean all forms of wealth measurement are equally reliable.

But what do I know? I'm just an educated fool trying to make sense of it all.

Business › Re: Elon Musk Becomes World's First Trillionaire by educatedfool: 7:39am On Jun 12

America's wealth measurements can be misleading because they are based largely on asset prices, which can be inflated by speculation.

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Sports › Re: FIFA President Defends Ticket Prices, Dismisses Referee US Entry Denial by educatedfool: 7:14am On Jun 11

masterfactor:
Bring proof, no be cho cho

ask im again

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