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Politics / Re: Odili Passport: Court Fines Immigration ₦2M, AGF Malami To Discipline Lawyer by emae009(m): 3:52pm On Dec 21, 2021 |
seunmsg: maybe because they don't have enough evidence to prove cause 4 Likes |
Sports / Re: Overshadowed By Mbappe, Messi Is LEFT OUT Of Ligue 1 Team Of The Year by emae009(m): 11:36am On Dec 21, 2021 |
paulolee: If them dey read and understand sef, they'd know there's no debate whatsoever anymore. Even publications that are sympathetic to Ronaldo like Sky Sports, B/R Football, ESPN and they rest will only ever say "Ronaldo is one of the greatest in football history". While for Messi, it's written " Arguably the greatest to ever play football". That's how they will be remembered when they both hang their boots. If He likes make he score 2000 goals, play in 20 different leagues, He will end up as one of the best. Messi can stop playing now and will still be regarded as arguably the greatest ever. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Education / Re: See Photos Of Nigerian Soldiers Who Proposed And Weren't Detained (Photos) by emae009(m): 11:23am On Dec 21, 2021 |
moriss33: one is in mall where the soldier is obviously off duty. the other is in NYSC Camp where the soldier is on active duty. The only time they are not on active duty is when they lower that flag at 6pm. Was she proposed to after 6pm?? 1 Like |
Education / Re: See Photos Of Nigerian Soldiers Who Proposed And Weren't Detained (Photos) by emae009(m): 11:20am On Dec 21, 2021 |
nnamdi640: are you sure you saw well? American soldiers can not be deployed on American soil unless Marshall law is declared. If an American soldier is on American soil then they are not on active duty |
Sports / Re: Overshadowed By Mbappe, Messi Is LEFT OUT Of Ligue 1 Team Of The Year by emae009(m): 10:54am On Dec 21, 2021 |
At this point Messi doesn't have to do anything in football again. Man is sitting comfortably on the Throne. 5 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Teni Clashes With Shizzi For Claiming He Originally Produced Hit Song, ‘Case' by emae009(m): 5:47am On Dec 19, 2021 |
except there's more.... All I can deduce from these talks is that Shizzi undervalued Teni. So He allowed her Teni to buy out her contract cheap. But him expecting credit for the song because it made rounds is low ball. that's a private discuss 113 Likes 6 Shares |
Sports / Re: Aubameyang Banished From Arsenal First-Team Training by emae009(m): 8:27am On Dec 18, 2021 |
chrisj2: nkor Mahrez edi European player abi. Auba, Arteta ake recommend for contract extension edi European player. El Hadji Diop eke di European player abi 1 Like |
Sports / Re: FC Porto Club Pays A Witch Doctor ₦110m A Year To Help Them Win The League (Pix) by emae009(m): 10:51pm On Dec 17, 2021 |
Nicholaspepe: you dey tell person to get sense but you're blind to the fact that good food aid your recovery rate. He didn't say they don't get tackled... Have you not seen those players limp and get ice packed on their legs only to be available for selection in the next match? 1 Like |
Sports / Re: FC Porto Club Pays A Witch Doctor ₦110m A Year To Help Them Win The League (Pix) by emae009(m): 10:47pm On Dec 17, 2021 |
Abdulmumin412: I don't know why y'all have a problem with what that guy wrote... People's motivation are different. Messi gave up meat a long time ago. Evra said something similar about Ronaldo when he went to his house for dinner. Ronaldo doesn't drink caffeinated drinks.. Hazard turned up to Madrid training overweight. We have seen players add weight during off seasons. Have you ever seen such from Ronaldo or Messi. Messi and Ronaldo wants to be the best, those guys are oh!kay with just being great. Different motivation 3 Likes |
Sports / Re: FC Porto Club Pays A Witch Doctor ₦110m A Year To Help Them Win The League (Pix) by emae009(m): 10:40pm On Dec 17, 2021 |
Moreign001: Messi that's one of the most fouled players in football... you probably need to watch football 1 Like |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Battle Tanks: T-90ms VS M1A2 Abrams. Who Would Win? by emae009(m): 8:57pm On Dec 17, 2021 |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Battle Tanks: T-90ms VS M1A2 Abrams. Who Would Win? by emae009(m): 8:10pm On Dec 17, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: sure why don't we award the winner to the paper tiger over the combat proven rival. Good choice |
Sports / Re: 2021 AFCON: Super Eagles Camp Open In Uyo December 28 by emae009(m): 4:38pm On Dec 17, 2021 |
GardenOfGod: LAND OF FULFILLMENT! we don't do promises no more. It's talk and do now 1 Like |
Sports / Re: 2021 AFCON: Super Eagles Camp Open In Uyo December 28 by emae009(m): 10:37am On Dec 17, 2021 |
NFF finally made the sensible and reasonable choice of Uyo. Politics aside, things should be done base on merit in this country. 7 Likes |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Why North Korea Bans Citizens From Laughing Or Drinking Alcohol For 11 Days by emae009(m): 6:28am On Dec 17, 2021 |
The "This is just Western Propaganda" crew haven't arrived yet |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Battle Tanks: T-90ms VS M1A2 Abrams. Who Would Win? by emae009(m): 9:46pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: with their latest upgrades, both are similar. it will likely come down to the skillset of the crews 1 Like |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 7:46pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: FYI, I don't follow other people opinions. I make my own because of that I can defend it. Israel is going to attack Iran in the next few months if not even weeks. They will attack their production sites. This information, I got from Israelis on reddit. It's not the first time, Israel will do that. If this is your first time of hearing about it. Good for you. Russia made a mistake with handling Ukraine and just like your country, you're so focus on the West without seeing your own mistakes. start inward first, it helps. Meanwhile, you still skipped my earlier question. Who sanctioned the USA when they pulled outta the ABM Treaty? if I say you don't read now, you'll come back with an abusive word. If you read the comment I made on the post you wrote that statement. I said, I'd clearly give you an answer to all your questions but you have to create a thread and be specific about what you're asking. Simple and straightforward but somehow you missed it |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 7:21pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: there you go again calling me dumb and then envisioning something that isn't going to happen to create an argument out of it. Have I said anything about invading. I said sanctions will be issued. That have been done . North Korea even under sanctions have increased their capabilities. Did anyone invade them? whether Iran finally do have a nuclear weapon or not doesn't really concerns me. If you're looking for who to have imaginary scenarios argument with.. I've past that level. You'll have to find someone else |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 6:53pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: sometimes I do wonder if it's two people handling this one account. One isn't ........ let me stop there. Apples and Oranges... You're saying two different things entirely and trying to lump them together using sovereignty. I wonder how many more times I have to say this. Yes Iran is a sovereign state, they are building drones, fighter jets and conventional weapons, nobody is stopping them from doing it. You just can't build nuclear weapons. You don't have to be a party to the treaty itself. There's another act on the sales and use of radioactive materials. I mentioned the UN warning of China to show to some extent that it wasn't just an Iran thing. Even if say Brazil that isn't part of the Treaty wants to, they will be advised to not. Failure of not following that advise will lead to sanctions. This is totally different scenarios from Ukraine. Ukraine joining NATO is bad news to Russia, nobody has said otherwise but Russia allowed it to reach the level that their brother will chose to align with a foreigner over them. Russia had multiple chances to remedy the situation but because they're so focused on showing the West how mighty they are, they keep choosing the wrong path. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:44pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: omo guyyyyy Countries hand nuclear weapons to other countries? Since when? this just showed me what I needed to know. Did you even understood what I wrote there before jumping to reply. No offense but you lack basic understanding of simple sentences yet you're billion miles higher than me maybe you should check yourself |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:38pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: Since you don't know how to use your phone, let me help you this once. the bolded should answer your laughter: The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was an agreement signed in 1968 by several of the major nuclear and non-nuclear powers that pledged their cooperation in stemming the spread of nuclear technology. Although the NPT did not ultimately prevent nuclear proliferation, in the context of the Cold War arms race and mounting international concern about the consequences of nuclear war, the treaty was a major success for advocates of arms control because it set a precedent for international cooperation between nuclear and non-nuclear states to prevent proliferation. After the United States and the Soviet Union signed the Limited Test Ban Treaty in 1963, leaders of both nations hoped that other, more comprehensive agreements on arms control would be forthcoming. Given the excessive costs involved in the development and deployment of new and more technologically advanced nuclear weapons, both powers had an interest in negotiating agreements that would help to slow the pace of the arms race and limit competition in strategic weapons development. Four years after the first treaty, the two sides agreed to an Outer Space Treaty that prevented the deployment of nuclear weapons systems as satellites in space. Of far greater import, Soviet and U.S. negotiators also reached a settlement on concluding an international non-proliferation treaty. By the beginning of the 1960s, nuclear weapons technology had the potential to become widespread. The science of exploding and fusing atoms had entered into public literature via academic journals, and nuclear technology was no longer pursued only by governments, but by private companies as well. Plutonium, the core of nuclear weapons, was becoming easier to obtain and cheaper to process. As a result of these changes, by 1964 there were five nuclear powers in the world: in addition to the United States, the Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom, all of which obtained nuclear capability during or shortly after the Second World War, France exploded its first nuclear bomb in 1960, and the People’s Republic of China was not far behind in 1964. There were many other countries that had not yet tested weapons, but which were technologically advanced enough that should they decide to build them, it was likely that they could do so before long. The spread of nuclear weapons technology meant several things for international lawmakers. While the only countries that were capable of nuclear strike were the United States, its close ally Britain, and the Soviet Union, the doctrine of deterrence could be reasonably maintained. Because both sides of the Cold War had vast stocks of weapons and the capability of striking back after being attacked, any strike would likely have led to mutually assured destruction, and thus there remained a strong incentive for any power to avoid starting a nuclear war. However, if more nations, particularly developing nations that lay on the periphery of the balance of power between the two Cold War superpowers, achieved nuclear capability, this balance risked being disrupted and the system of deterrence would be threatened. Moreover, if countries with volatile border disputes became capable of attacking with nuclear weapons, then the odds of a nuclear war with truly global repercussions increased. This also caused the nuclear states to hesitate in sharing nuclear technology with developing nations, even technology that could be used for peaceful applications. All of these concerns led to international interest in a nuclear non-proliferation treaty that would help prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Although the benefits to be derived from such a treaty were clear, its development was not without controversy. A ban on the distribution of nuclear technology was first proposed by Ireland in a meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1961. Although the members approved the resolution, it took until 1965 for negotiations to begin in earnest at the Geneva disarmament conference. At that time, U.S. negotiators worked to strike a delicate balance between the interest in preventing further transfer of the technology that it shared with the Soviet Union and the desire to strengthen its NATO allies by giving several Western European nations some measure of control over nuclear weapons. The plan for a nuclear NATO threatened to scuttle the talks altogether, and the United States eventually abandoned it in favor of reaching a workable treaty. A more difficult problem involved the question of bringing non-nuclear nations into line with the planned treaty. Nations that had not yet developed nuclear weapons technology were essentially being asked to give up all intentions to ever develop the weapons. Without this agreement on the part of the non-nuclear powers, having the nuclear powers vow never to transfer the technology would likely not result in any real limitation on the number of worldwide nuclear powers. After two years of negotiations, the nuclear powers managed to make enough concessions to induce many non-nuclear powers to sign. The final treaty involved a number of provisions all aimed at limiting the spread of nuclear weapons technology. First, the nuclear signatories agreed not to transfer either nuclear weapons or nuclear weapons technology to any other state. Second, the non-nuclear states agreed that they would not receive, develop or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. All of the signatories agreed to submit to the safeguards against proliferation established by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Parties to the treaty also agreed to cooperate in the development of peaceful nuclear technology and to continue negotiations to help end the nuclear arms race and limit the spread of the technology. The treaty was given a 25-year time limit, with theagreement that it would be reviewed every 5 years. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was, and continues to be, heralded as an important step in the ongoing efforts to reduce or prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Still, it had one major drawback in that two nuclear powers, France and the People’s Republic of China, did not sign the agreement, nor did a number of non-nuclear states. Of the non-nuclear states refusing to adhere, and thereby limit their own future nuclear programs, of particular importance were Argentina, Brazil, India, Israel, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and South Africa, because these powers were close to being capable of the technology. In fact, in 1974, India joined the “nuclear club” by exploding its first weapon. Pakistan tested its first atomic bomb in 1983. YOU'RE WELCOME! 1 Like |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:29pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: when you start laughing unnecessarily then I don't have a conversation with you. I answered your question and you said I claim. You asked why, I gave you the reason. And you want to turn it around on me. Since you're so knowledgeable on what I said, why haven't you talked about China which I mentioned earlier to show it wasn't just Iran that aren't allowed. That any country will come under sanctions if they possess weapon grade Uranium. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:23pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: seriously, let's leave everything. What level are you?? Just so I know who I'm dealing with. I don't mean that as an insult just a genuine question. Do you know why I asked that? your level of questioning leaves me baffled. Israel are alleged to have it, they haven't tested anything to indicate they do at least not that the world knows of. This country is an ally to United States, isn't that in US favor if they do? Iran isn't an ally to the US. They having it is a threat to national security. I haven't heard any of those terrorist groups or Middle Eastern states agitate and sing "Dead to Russia" or "Dead to China". Even " Dead to say Spain or Portugal". Their attacks and hate are usually channeled the US mostly followed by Britain and France. When someone wants you dead, Goodluck handing them nuclear weapons. you should at least reason some of the stuff you typed. it will do a lot of help to you |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:12pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
Krismas: I don't know why you guys can't use the Internet for once. Israel is alleged to have Nuclear capabilities. The ones that are known are US, Russia, France, Britain, China, India, Pakistan, North Korea etc. before the treaty if you had bothered to read about it instead of coming here to laugh ignorantly. Countries were in a race to acquire nuclear capabilities but seeing the effect of what that did you Japan. The Treaty was drafted to prevent countries from having it. Because unlike conventional weapons, the effect of the radiation to humans and the environment is alarming. With the way terrorist are acquiring weaponry, do you think if they got their hands on something like that, they would care about the damages it would cause before using it?? So Countries that had nuclear capabilities still had them even after the treaty.. Those that didn't are they ones that are being prevented from having them. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:06pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: where on earth did I claim Iran or any other country must follow treaties?? are you oh!kay? no, it's a serious question? You will just invent argument and then expect me to join you in it. No thank you. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 5:03pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: Since you can't keep your thoughts one place. it's hard to follow what color is your problem. You said some morons said Ukraine is a sovereign nation so they can do as they like. Then since Iran is a sovereign nation why can't they have nuclear weapons.. I gave you the reason why but as usual. you'll go off course. Bring stuff that don't even relate to your original question and then go laughing with your ilk. I can definitely answer all your questions but you'll have to create a thread for that and be specific about what you are asking. Not this hide and seek you want to drag me into. 1 Like |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 2:12pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: did I say the US can pull-out of treaties and others shouldn't? there you go again, inventing what I never said or implied then get all worked up on your own imagination. The treaty is why countries are not allowed to have nuclear weapons. If you defile that, you get sanctioned. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less. Isreal and Iran is a whole other ball game. Even Israel was complaining that the international community should do more than just warn and sanction Iran. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 2:08pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: you're too emotional about a Country that doesnt know who you are. Whatever America did to you, I hope you heal from it. Like I said before, I don't do personal attacks. It just shows how childish you are. Did you know America and Russia has a pact where both of them are lowering their Nuclear weapons stock? I bet that didn't fly by your radar because it's not making America the bad guy. Did you also know that the UN warned China about increasing their Nuclear stock? That didn't register on your radar either. All the Countries that have Nuclear weapons had it before the treaty came into enforcement. After that you can only use nuclear for other things but not creating weapons of mass destruction. 1 Like |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 1:56pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
chymeze: so the $1billion that was given to Israel recently by the "Anti-Israeli Biden" is not supporting Israel abi. Those tankers if you even cared to read will be ready for delivery by 2023. You can just speed it up. It's not a car stand you just walk into and buy a car. Israel was the first nation outside US to fly a combat ready F-35 stealth aircraft and they weren't even among countries that paid for the aircraft to be built but that's not supporting Israel abi. You're be alright las Las |
Foreign Affairs / Re: US Rejects Israeli Request For Tanker Aircraft As Iran Plans Advance ( Pix, Vid) by emae009(m): 1:46pm On Dec 16, 2021 |
MangekyoAlt: "The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, commonly known as the Non-Proliferation Treaty or NPT" The answer is very simple but since you don't use the Internet as you're blinded by hate which I don't know the cause. Something so simple and straightforward is usually more difficult for you to understand |
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