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Svoboda:I chose DRC because it is poor. Poor people don't have a choice. I could even have a subsidiary in Liberia. ![]() cc: Mayflowa |
Svoboda:Sometimes, I think Semanya was maligned because she is black. That said, I want to see more trans-whatever and high-testosterone women participate in women's sports. Since some people want to be mad, let the rest of the world teach them how to be mad. If I were rich in this current time, I would go to the DRC to train high-testosterone persons to participate in women's sports. I will even pay for so-called blockers and have them defeat white women in every major sporting event. Trust me, the transgender right mumbo-jumbo will die immediately. ![]() |
ednut1:The mistake is to rely on an agent to find admission for an adult who wants to migrate to the DIY West. |
Lioness5280:Thanks for the emendation. I don't think they are necessarily striving towards a white president, that's why I also included Malema as a possible future preside that will be negotiated-in. I think the instructions from Davos were the same with some countries; it looks like a new trend is being tested ...checkout the list of countries with coalition governments ...its growing. I doubt they had a choice. I don't think the WEF wants a country that will have a strong and decisive government. Remember it's difficult to manipulate a group that has one dominant set of rules, laws, ideologies, vision etc. But you can easily control and have your way with a diverse leadership structure as they'll be constantly backbiting each other. So the coalition is not for SA but for outsiders to manipulate us easily. Diversity produces better results when there's one dominant way of life.Interesting information from you. Well it's becoming clear that we are nearing the New global order and different countries are being made to test different aspects of the order. We are seeing how the West is losing the values that made it what it was, today they're fast turning into third world shytholes. Their cultural, religious and political hegemony is fast being eroded, I wouldn't be surprised if their leaders will be armed-twisted to introduce Sharia lawTruly, the West has lost it. But what I find surprising is that if the New World Order analogy is true, I am sure it comes from elites mostly composed of Westerners and domiciled in the West. So, why are they instituting an order which is antithetical to their existence? As for Sharia, well, it is inevitable, especially for France and maybe Spain. Rather than a NWO, don't you think history is repeating itself? I see the world drifting to the traditional way of life pre-WW1/2. As birth rates plummet due to changing ideologies, not necessarily the cost of living as peddled, countries will forced to find solutions other than immigration which disrupts social cohesion. It's like something evil is sweeping over the world; every normal thing is being demonised and every demonic crap glorified and promoted😏😭😂. It looks like the only safe and sane places on earth will be in East Asia.....unless they'll be sank by the turning of the tectonic plates😏🙈.....how else can one explain why they seem to be the only region who arent being bombarded with all these weird changes we have to deal with 😭.You know I smiled when I read the bold. I reside in Japan, so I understand your perspective and concerns. Another "sane place" will be South East Asia especially as the region becomes wealthier. As for East Asia, it has not been easy resisting the cultural changes as the US under this present administration continues to put pressure on Japan and South Korea to legalise transgender mumbo-jumbo rights. The only saving grace is China due to the CCP's overwhelming resistance and dominance. The language and Confucian systems, I think, are the major factors behind East Asia's resistance to every "evil" ideology out there. |
We4all:You are right. I can understand if the man backslides on it while married because he makes the most amount of money. But as a single adult male finding it hard to do those chores is surprising. In this man's case, he wants the splitting of bills but is already tired of doing basic chores on his own. |
Karleb:Unfortunately, modern women don't agree with that. They believe that because they contribute financially to the household, then both partners MUST be leaders. Rightfully in any organisation, whether it can work in a marriage setting is yet to be seen. |
Lioness5280:Thanks for refuting the mendacious tale with cold hard facts that whites own most of the lands in SA. Now let's go back in history a bit:Thanks for bringing that up because I read about it but forgot to include it. Now to recent history:The bold is true. It reminds me of a Nigerian disputing the claim that SA has the highest number of dollar millionaires in Africa. The Youtubber (a British-Nigerian) only mentioned it as a passing statement, but the Nigerian argued that Nigerians have the highest number of black dollar millionaires in Africa, which was not the topic but the number of dollar millionaires. SAns in the comment section countered it by ensuring he focused on the initial statement of dollar millionaires and also refuted the claim that black SAns aren't the majority of the dollar millionaire population. They referenced that most SAns dollar millionaires live in Johannesburg, which I believe has more black people than say Cape Town. After realising everyone is focused on the initial statement - the highest number of dollar millionaires in Africa - he changed to Lagos being the city with the most black dollar millionaires even after seeing the links I and SAns put up to dispute his mendacious claim. These links were from Henley and Partners, the authoritative voice for millionaire migration in the world. Typical Nigerian whose ignorance is laced with arrogance. He claimed that the poor and unemployed would end-up selling their legacies to the already rich and squander the money only to become landless and homeless ; very reasonable point I must say. But those who opposed him came up with possible policies to prevent this, but during this time the Zuma must go protests erupted all over SA. I'm not saying he was an innocent man but it was too convenient. And guess who lead those protests ? Yup! Juju , marching hand in hand with white people "the enemy". White people can never come out in numbers unless they're really pained. And this is about the time white males became number 1 in suicide in the whole country.Which is hypocritical. Also, regarding white males being number 1 in suicide (not murder?). I recall Elon Musk crying out in defence of white males in SA and questioning Juju's statements that white males should be killed. Donald Trump also mentioned the same situation about white males while as president. What do you think of their incursions and defence of their cousins in SA as powerful white men in the US? P.S. Why do you call the Malema dude "Juju"? No one hates competition and dominance or a threat of than a white man.This is true. See the way the West is attacking China left, right and centre. Even in the Olympics, the white man is scared of the Chinese as they have refused to be allies So Zuma left, and Ramaphosa came in and guess what? Only few titles were issued druning his first , I know this because I live in the rural areas and all those who applied for those titles were left stranded . And a year later Ramaphosa's government came out and said the "title issue is being reviewed and re-assesed with the traditional leaders to make it easier for our people to access " and it wasn't long before King Zwelithini of Zululand(the custodian of the Ingonyama trust; the biggest private land owners in SA) died, and ofcourse a few months later the *cheeky *wife followed.....covid-19 😏. So anyone who had doubts knew now that Ramaphosa wasn't here to play ....he had to keep his promise to De Klerk I guessWhat is this deal you talk about? No successor to King Zwelithini of Zululand? But basically, SA doesn't need no revolution to destroy the "white man's economy " , why destroy something that works? That is such a Karl Marx thing. And Marx died a broke arze loser in foreign land. Yet some moronic black men think of him as some grand-ideaologist. The bastard died without even owning a house , he died in a mould-infested small flat in England with his kids committing suicide all over the place . Now he is someone whose ideals we must follow?. I'm starting to believe that the man was the greatest satanist in recent history....his juju is timeless. Everyone who can't build but wants chaos and destruction always qoutes his manifesto lol.I regard communists as unintelligent people any day, any time and anywhere. As for socialists, it might be feasible ONLY in small countries which are homogenous by ethnicity, race and religion. Anything else, capitalism is the answer. SA needs to pace up on the policies already in place . Destroying white people won't help us build ourselves. Most of us prefer to learn from both their mistakes and their strengths.The bold is true. It is the same thing East Asians did - learn the strategies and mistakes of the white man. Do away with their bad traits and implement only the good ones. It is the same thing black people should do. The funny part is that Boeres aren't eve opposed to land redistribution as is widely believed but no one would want to lose everything they have. Many commercial farmers like Nederberg wines have come forward with a sharing recipe: they give out a stake to those who were affected by the land seizures and the long-term employees. Their children get scholarships and benefit from skills transfer and funding assistance to build up their own small and medium scale farms. This has uplifed many budding wine farmers.I know I am stretching too far, but what is the difference between the Boeres and Afrikaaners? Who is the Anglophone between them? Now if these people had opted to grab the whole thing instead of the "crumbs"...who would be their biggest market? Remember most of these wines are exported to Europe, you think they'd still buy them? Ask ZimbosThis is true. A few years ago, I recall telling a so-called geopolitical analyst on Twitter that the West will always come to the defence of their kith in SA should anything destructive happen to them. He disagreed, but Zimbabwe is an example. Humans are tribal. I think it is also a reason why SA declined to host Putin because the West would have retaliated and their cousins would have been the most affected. I believe they put enormous pressure on Ramaphosa. That said, I believe SA just as every other African country should diversify to serve the Chinese market and fast-growing South East Asian markets. This removes the total dependence on the West which is subject to nose-poking. |
bukatyne:I saw the rent part but didn't want to question it because situations are different. He could be the richest dude in his environment. The bold is appropriate. He has to bring forth an additional feature to a comparable bachelor. P.S. He did not mention children. But if he has any, bad deal for the girl. She loses bigly (apologies to Donald Trump). |
Afodot0022:I am curious sha, is that you never did those chores as an adult or even as a teen? That said, I find it interesting a Nigerian man is willing to split bills with his partner. Sha, know it that financially independent people are assertive and opinionated regardless of the gender. She will ask for rights in the relationship compared to someone who is not contributing financially. Money begets independence. On the other hand, wetin make you separate from your ex-wife? Hope it will not affect this relationship? P.S. I see why modern women drag their feet towards getting married. I am curious why washing, cleaning and cooking are difficult for an adult male. |
Lioness5280:So how come there had to be a coalition? But then again there have been a couple of interviews of ANC big wigs from a couple of years back ....predicting that the ANC would have to go into a coalition with the other parties and that they hoped the ANC would atleast recieve 45%I am genuinely curious, why would the ANC strive towards the emergence of a white man as president? Do they forget the anguish of Apartheid? @the bolded....most of his followers are a certain section of our population who want an eye for an eye under the guise of equalizing the country....but what they don't get is that even if all the mlungus left in one day, they still won't be at peace because their master Juju will make them fight for his affections with migrantsSure. Any politician who says he or she is gunning for an equal society is a liar. Equal outcomes never exist in any diverse society. |
@Sepukku Thanks for your videos. I actually watched one of them to the end. Trusts were mentioned and just as in the last video you shared, I wonder if it is black South Africans who own these trusts or white South Africans. But even in the video, it was stated clearly that black South Africans own most of the lands in the country. But a man who wants to engineer an equal society sounds like bad news to me. There is nothing like equality in a diverse society. It is a mirage. |
Lionessza6:So those are the policies supported by the EFF? Am I correct? If in power, SA will slide into abject poverty o. But then, with the rise of the DA, do you see a scenario where a white man becomes the country's president in the near future? That said, EFF still got votes and seats in parliament notwithstanding the bold text. What do you make of that? |
IbeOkehie:From the article: For instance, in May 2022, the United Kingdom introduced a windfall tax of 25% on energy profits. This was further increased to 35% in January 2023[1]. Also, on 8 August 2023, Italy imposed a windfall tax on profits earned by banks from high interest rates to assist mortgage holders[2].Apparently, Nigeria is not the only country that implemented a similar scheme. I recall the Democrats lampooned oil companies for "profiting" from high oil prices, especially after the destruction of the Nordstream pipeline and the Russia-Ukraine crisis. What the party forgot is that its members criticised oil companies for "destroying the planet" because oil firms still invested in new rigs, and incurred huge losses along the way. Then this: The Bill clearly states that its provisions is expected to apply retroactively.This is the issue, I believe. However, in all, your call is for a total capitalist system, aka laissez-faire, which I don't see as realistic. However, I understand your call as Nigeria is too socialist compared to much wealthier countries that can afford socialism. We are not wealthy enough to afford socialism. |
danielclerkson:If that is the proposed legislation by the LASG, then concerned DNs should move out to other states. |
Mitsurugi:That is a character flaw in anyone regardless of who the person is. If someone is at fault, the best thing is to apologise. Just as when someone sees superior and accurate data, the previous data should be disregarded. You win some and lose some. |
Sheggy13:So, what are you going to do about it? Protest? There has never been a united protest in Nigeria's history. |
sukar886:No God will judge him. Has God judged Abacha's children? You people invoke the name of God recklessly. |
GOVERNORR:NOTHING WILL HAPPEN! You people overrate yourselves too much. South Africans, Kenyans and even Ghanaians can UNITE to protest, but Nigerians WILL and CAN NEVER! Stop over-rating yourself. Una no fit! |
ClearFlair:Nigerians are disgusting hypocrites. They are annoyed it is from one of them. If it were Peter Obi, they would raise "concerns". Honestly, it is hard to sympathise with Nigerians. |
I like it when Nigerian political elites rub the disgrace on Nigerians' faces. Suddenly, they are angry with his statement but constantly refuse to acknowledge that Nigerians are suffering. This is part of the reason I want Trump to win - rub the racial slurs on black people so that they know that without a prosperous Africa, blacks will keep being denigrated. |
gidgiddy:He is a Nigerian political elite. None of them are intelligent regardless of ethnicity or religion. |
To be fair, African leaders have to sit up this generation as more young people are informed and see the developmental strides occurring in other countries they consider peers. For instance, Vietnam is developing rapidly and should current strides be maintained, even without a major increment, more people will enter the middle class. The same in India if they can curtail their population and abolish certain cultural practices which are antithetical to development. This leaves Africa as the only place with lots of poor people. No time again this one AGI, automation and robotics are around the corner. |
I must commend Israel's determined belief to deal with those who attack its territory and people. The benefits of being culturally, ethnically and racially homogenous. |
danielclerkson:That is a standard tax policy of being taxed while residing in the country. Or do you know any country that specifically taxes DNs? |
tosinhtml:I am curious, do you know any country/city/region that specifically taxes remote workers? We have countries issuing Digital Nomad Visa Schemes but I am yet to read any which instituted a tax regime for that class of workers. In fact, countries are delighted to have DNs because they spend foreign income in the country while not soliciting jobs within the country. Basically, a permanent class of tourists. So, I wonder how the LASG is going to institute the policy. If possible anyway, tech folks and DNs should relocate to other states. There are plentiful of such states. |
EKONGKING:Vietnam is benefitting because it is culturally similar and geographically closer to China. Indonesia, OTOH, has liberalised its visa policies to attract investors and tourists. I think only Kenya and maybe Tanzania are doing something in that direction. The rest of the continent thinks somehow regarding foreign investments. I really don't know why. |
discusant:While the bold is true, what then is the solution? discusant:Is everything okay at home? |
Augustine2244:The South Africans will deal with Nigerians whether you like it or not! Cry me a river! ![]() |
She lived a fulfilled life. I wish her a good rest. |
EKONGKING: ![]() Eleven years on. Tensa20, my oga, has won again. 😂 |
IbeOkehie:From your narrations, you were in the mining sector. I will not advise anyone who is not moneyed enough and has preferably multinational organisation backing to venture into that sector, ditto the oil and gas industry. Also, for mining specifically, it should be in the person's region. I actually know the hostel owner very well, he's someone I can call and talk to right now with no problem, though we haven't talked recentlyI almost fell into it if not for my mom who dissuaded me. The numbers don't support the investment. It is better to invest in hotels across African countries such as South Africa, Botswana, Kenya and Namibia that receive a lot of foreign tourists than building houses for rents in Nigeria where the revenues are naira denominated with little avenues to get dollar-denominated clients (except for Lagos). He specifically wrote that he is sorry for having persuaded anyone to move back to Nigeria. For him to make such an admission on an open forum is really telling.Probably because of the crude dishonesty amongst many Nigerians. There is a reason successful factories, restaurants, supermarkets, hotels etc., in Nigeria have Indians, Chinese and Lebanese as managers. Still would be leery of moving to Nigeria for $75K per year.Sure. That is the ONLY enjoyable factor for a diasporan male to enjoy in Nigeria compared to non-black-dominated societies. I say non-black-dominated societies because Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Senegal, and Ivory Coast beat Nigeria hands down. At least, no rampant slaughtering of individuals in broad daylight, one can drive across the country in peace, not pieces and general calmness. If not for occasional hurricanes, the Caribbean is the best alternative. As it was seen here: https://www.nairaland.com/7496716/what-exactly-does-one-enjoy Affordable and available sex are the reasons. Nothing else. Anyway I thought you'd be interested.Thanks for the update. |
Lionessza6:As I stated weeks ago: Gerrard59:Don't be fazed or bamboozled by the big big grammar they blow or degrees they possess. The majority of Nigerians are the bold. That is how they behave. They have this innate belief that they can solve other people's problems whereas they have a mountain of ginormous issues to solve in Nigeria. Always question everything that comes out of their buccal cavity. Don't just believe hook, line and sinker. Question everything. Ask for facts and figures for any claim - they tend to make a lot of foolish ones - they spew. Most Nigerians are illiterates. Forget the coat and tie they wear. When I mean most, I mean from the proletariat to the bourgeoisie. |
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I reside in Japan, so I understand your perspective and concerns. Another "sane place" will be South East Asia especially as the region becomes wealthier. As for East Asia, it has not been easy resisting the cultural changes as the US under this present administration continues to put pressure on Japan and South Korea to legalise transgender mumbo-jumbo rights. The only saving grace is China due to the CCP's overwhelming resistance and dominance. The language and Confucian systems, I think, are the major factors behind East Asia's resistance to every "evil" ideology out there.
There's other things beside money that make the country inhospitable to me. But one could always take up melon farming or frying chicken thighs to make up for the drawbacks.