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psalmdave: has any team been guaranteed a champions league spot yet?

Really!

Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! Man U is down again!

What goes around, comes around...

What a sad moment for Man u now..

Rip! Bloody Politician!

To My Family, Friends & All Nairalanders... HAPPY NEW YEAR..................

[quote author=-Mr Cork-]..met her at a party two weeks ago at a house party in Chicago...tried to move in but her ugly husband clamped my style. ..
..should hav told the bouncers to throw him out...all I wanted was Juss one dance. [/quote]

OMG........

Lord Help Us...

No Bank's ATM Machine is reliable if there is no money in it

Good news for Barca, Bad news for Haters.

Lets wait till the end of the season. But Man city seems to be on fire at the moment. Who knows.

They are all actors that only care about embezzling our money.

Racism Outside of Africa & Tribalism In Africa especially in Nigeria should have no place in this world! RIP.

PRINCE GEORGE IS BORN... The World was glued to the Tv for his birth especially in Britain where people celebrated his Birth.

Nations Cup.

Unbelievable.

This Religion is always making news for all the bad stuffs.

Rubbish! I doubt if he said that.

Same too here in Nigeria, only that its an everyday issue here.

Thank the Lord!

What a match!

Yaya should do the talking on the field come next year.

Nigeria winning the Nations Cup.

A match to watch!

No one knows! But whosoever does is truly worthy as this season seems to be the hardest season ever.

The rebels were apparently killed as part of a secret multi-billion dollar operation set up when George W Bush was President.

A covert CIA programme has helped the Colombian government kill at least two dozen rebel leaders, according to the Washington Post.

The paper claims the National Security Agency (NSA) has also provided it with "substantial eavesdropping help".

In addition, the US gave Colombia GPS equipment that can transform regular munitions into "smart bombs" capable of homing in on

targets, even in dense jungles.

The Post says Colombia used smart bombs when it killed a top commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) in March

2008.

Paul Reyes was in one of the jungle camps set up by the rebels just across the border in Ecuador when the attack was carried out.

The Washington Post report is based on interviews with more than 30 former and current US and Colombian officials.

It said they had spoken on condition of anonymity because the CIA programme is classified and ongoing.

The CIA would not comment on the Post's report, although Colombian president Juan Santos said the CIA has been "of help", providing

Colombian forces with "better training and knowledge."

The lobby of the CIA Headquarters Building in McLean, Virginia

The CIA has declined to comment on the story

The multibillion-dollar programme was apparently funded secretly and separately from $9bn in aid the US has openly provided to Colombia,

mostly in military assistance.

It was authorised by President George W Bush and has continued under Barack Obama, the newspaper reported.

Colombia's government and FARC have been engaged in peace talks in Havana since late 2012, but there has been no ceasefire between the

two sides.

Earlier this month, President Santos blamed the rebels for an attack on a police post that killed nine people, including civilians, military and

a police officer.

The US-backed military build-up has reduced FARC's ranks to about 9,000 fighters and killed several top commanders,

The rebels, who took up arms almost 50 years ago in 1964, insist they are still a powerful force.