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Foreign Affairs › Re: Netflix Loses $40 Billion After Russian Exit by hayzed19(m): 5:21pm On Apr 20, 2022
The United Nations is a pointless organization. An organization in which the United States, NATO, Russia, and other world powers violate international law and act in their own best interests without seeking UN approval. The United Nations exists solely to allow powerful countries to flex their muscles over smaller countries.
Johnnycastro18:
some times I feel that association( UN ) is just useless in world peace keeping, undecided undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Russia-ukraine War Provides An Opportunity To Reform The UN by hayzed19(m): 11:10pm On Apr 19, 2022
Who will removed permanent members of UNSC without a reform.
VictorUSA:
This isn't working out in any time soon.Russia and China should be removed from the UN permanent security council and be replaced with other countries.
Foreign Affairs › Re: "New Sanctions": The EU Wants To Set Their Own Prices For Russian Resources by hayzed19(m): 2:04pm On Apr 19, 2022
The same Libya they put in ruins after lack of planning for the aftermath of the fall of Great Moamer Kadhafi, with the country spiraling into chaos and grappling with violent extremists.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Serbia Explains Refusal To Join Russia Sanctions by hayzed19(m): 11:07am On Apr 19, 2022
Atleast Serbia which was among the 92 countries who voted in favour of the resolution to suspend Russia's membership in the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) even thou he claimed that it voted under the "threat of facing sanctions and increasing pressures".
But don't expect him to sanction Russia, which supplies him with over 80% of his gas at low prices at the expense of his people.
You expect Serbia to abandon a country that supports them when NATO bombs Serbia in a contentious Kosovo war without UN approval.
Foreign Affairs › Re: This Picture Will Change Your View About Obama by hayzed19(m): 11:10am On Apr 18, 2022
You said the US only actions was sanctions
Please which countries naval forces fired over 110 Tomahawk cruise missiles
Reference:
I just do not know where people get this false assertion from.
That the US invaded Libya.
People just ignore facts and follow after propaganda peddled by those who dislike the West.
The only actions the US in conjunction with NATO took against Libya were sanctions to force the Gaddafi regime to handover the terror suspects implicated in the bombing of the PAN America flight over Lockerbie, Scotland. The two suspects the Libyan government themselves admitted carried out the act.

The implosion of Libya and the overthrow of the Gaddafi regime was purely internal, triggered by the Arab spring but which the increasingly fractured and weak government could not contain, the exact thing that happened in Syria. Again NATO stepped in to impose a no fly zone when that regime began to attack its own cities that were held by government opposition groups. The same no fly zone that was imposed over Syria, all sanctioned by the United Nations.

The United States never had any troops or armament deployed to Libya except the company of Marines guarding the US Embassy which is standard. As a matter of fact it was France and Italy that were the main actors in implementing the NFZ not even the United States. Tripoli fell to rebel groups and Gadaffi was hunted and killed by them and not by any western military force.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine Completes Questionnaire For EU Membership by hayzed19(m): 10:33am On Apr 18, 2022
Russia has no objections to Ukraine joining the European Union if it pledges not to join NATO.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Australia Furious Over Solomon Island And China Sercurity Pact (karma strikes) by hayzed19(m): 10:43pm On Apr 17, 2022
Exactly..

princeeze1:
Russia actually gave them a better deal than what the EU offered, by choosing to bail out their failing economy and giving them gas at a highly subsidized price than what was obtainable in Europe. The EU is actually made up of 7 great economies and 20 useless and poor countries, so joining the EU does not make a country an economic power.Save for Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium etc. Everyother EU country has actually been very useless. Of what economic importance is Poland, Hungary, Lithuania,Greece, Finland etc despite being in the EU?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Australia Furious Over Solomon Island And China Sercurity Pact (karma strikes) by hayzed19(m): 10:39pm On Apr 17, 2022
So you saying he doesn't have the right to reject EU and choose Putin deals
Or must everybody allied with the west.
VictorUSA:
Bailout from what? Rejecting EU which is an expert organization in growing member state's economy and chose to allied with putin who was to give loan to Ukraine and later cashout with high interest.Thanks to the Euromaidan that led to the ousting of Yanukovych.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Australia Furious Over Solomon Island And China Sercurity Pact (karma strikes) by hayzed19(m): 7:46pm On Apr 17, 2022
Yanukovich rejected the EU, embraced Russian President Vladimir Putin, and struck a deal for his country's bailout. Russia will invest $15 billion in Ukraine's government debt and reduce the price that Naftogaz, Ukraine's national energy company. The deal angered the EU
VictorUSA:
What was the help Russia offered to Ukraine? Simple quention.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Second Brit Fighter Captured In Ukraine And Paraded By Russian In Chilling Video by hayzed19(m): 9:15am On Apr 17, 2022
Stop responding to that guy, brother, for the sake of your sanity. He's too young to comprehend what's going on.
Examine all his responses regarding this war for yourself.

Kingsnairaland:
You no longer believe western media wow.
Foreign Affairs › Re: India Receives Military Supplies From Moscow Amid Russia-ukraine War by hayzed19(m): 11:18pm On Apr 16, 2022
It's amusing that some of you claimed Russia is not the Soviet Union's successor. A country that took over the Soviet seat on the United Nations Security Council. Russia accepted all of the Soviet Union's international treaties and commitments. It also took over as the only nuclear state in the post-Soviet space and implemented some nuclear disarmament measures in collaboration with the US.
Russia is also internationally recognized as the de facto successor to the Soviet Union.
Foreign Affairs › Re: PUTIN CANNOT SPEAK ENGLISH O!!! by hayzed19(m): 1:25pm On Apr 16, 2022
Putin is a polyglot. He speaks English in an interview with the CNN. I read he spoke English during a series of interviews with American film director Oliver Stone that aired in 2017.
I think the reason he does not do it more often is because of his quite nationalist stance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Finally Rolled Out Heavy Long range Bombers In Ukraine by hayzed19(m): 10:17pm On Apr 15, 2022
Russia is taking the supersonic route.
I have sympathy for the people of Ukraine. They are merely pawns in this global power game.
Don't join NATO and implement the mins agreement. Lobatan
The Minsk 2 agreement is still the best solution to this senseless war, or is it because the big daddy isn't a signatory to it?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Is The Enemy, Not The Russian People by hayzed19(m): 6:49am On Apr 15, 2022
Putin is the evil one for attempting to protect his country's interests and security, as all world power countries will do, but NATO is the good one for attempting to encircle Russia by expanding east after an agreement not to do so.
Russia was a democratic, federative, law-based state governed by a republican system.
Or are you all expecting Russia (a western axis) to implement a full western democratic way of government with a flawed system for regime change when it is not in the west's interests?
Seun:
I feel that western leaders and media haven’t been disciplined enough to distinguish between the Vladimir Putin and the people of Russia when they talk about the war in Ukraine and the economic sanctions the West responded with. Despite referring to the war as “Putin’s war” at various points, and occasionally pointing out that their enemy is Putin, rather than the Russian people who are also victims of the Putin regime, many of their statements fail to make the distinction.

Making the distinction is very important because the people of Russia are potential allies in the fight against the Putin regime in Russia. They are the only ones who can end the Putin regime without the risk of being nuked. The west has to make it clear that the sanctions are meant to punish and weaken the Putin regime. It must be made clear that if the Russian people can replace the Putin regime with a more peaceful government, their economic hardships will end. The sanctions will end.

The people of Russia are victims of Vladimir Putin too. He stole their country which was on the path to democracy and now he’s sacrificing the lives of their sons to steal another country. He imprisons, tortures and kills Russians who dare to speak against him. He uses state-owned media to brainwash them. While other countries are focused on building strong economies, the Putin government forces Russians to waste their lives in unnecessary wars that attract painful sanctions.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergey Ryabkov: US-NATO Arms Convoys In Ukraine Legitimate Targets by hayzed19(m): 12:07pm On Apr 14, 2022
I don't care whether you're not a Muslim or a Christian, and I'm not responsible for how your brain processes information.
Why should I wish for America's demise?
Didn't we all know that America's military intervention is the most ruthless type, or is Ukraine not a pawn in a power chess game between Washington and Moscow? You blithering Eeediot.
HardMirror:
lol. Hypocrite. I am not a christian or muslim and I see right through your bullshhhhit. You honestly praying america falls... is the war affecting america or Ukraine? Kiddo
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergey Ryabkov: US-NATO Arms Convoys In Ukraine Legitimate Targets by hayzed19(m): 9:34am On Apr 14, 2022
I swear, one person even stated that I support Russia because I am a Muslim, and Russia will support Islam.
Oddfinder:
Omo leave dos guys to wallow in their ignorance. If Putin listen to nairaland Ukraine supporters, Ukraine would have been a waste land as we speak.
Russian soldiers dont need to be on ground to destroy kiev..just a couple of missiles will do the job. Like the US would have done..
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergey Ryabkov: US-NATO Arms Convoys In Ukraine Legitimate Targets by hayzed19(m): 9:21am On Apr 14, 2022
That's the issue with a lot of you. Swerve if your brain cannot comprehend what I posted or have nothing meaningful to counter with.
What does Islam have to do with what is going on? So, because I'm Muslim, does that mean I despise the West?
As I stated at the outset, whenever it serves their interests and poses a threat to their defense, Moscow, Beijing, and Washington, as well as the remaining two members of the P5, will always violate international law.
Alternatively, consider this: if Russia controlled the narrative, what do you think would have happened in Ukraine by now?

Peace
HardMirror:
azeez, you just type nonsense because you think you supporting Russia would promote islam
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sergey Ryabkov: US-NATO Arms Convoys In Ukraine Legitimate Targets by hayzed19(m): 10:20pm On Apr 13, 2022
Russia refrain from storming Kiev Ukraine’s big cities for fear of great losses among civilians
They did not want to follow the ruthless style of the American authorities, who do not care about the lives of civilians to achieve their goals.
alizma:
You are funny, which one is refrain, were they able to penetrate? They ran away for their live and you are here talking about refrain.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Truth About Ukraine Nazi Problems Backed With Proof by hayzed19(m): 3:03pm On Apr 13, 2022
Even the Azov founding member Andriy Yevhenovych Biletsky was a former MP in the Ukrainian Parliament
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Biden: Russia Is Committing ‘Genocide’ in Ukraine by hayzed19(m): 7:55am On Apr 13, 2022
we are all learning my brother but
In my opinion, the UN Security Council Big5 or P5 (the United States, United Kingdom, France, China, and Russia) are the world's problem, a P5 of Allies and Axis with veto power, which means that any of them can prevent the adoption of any "substantive" draught Council resolution, regardless of its level of international support. Global peace and security will continue to be jeopardised. Until the United Nations Security Council is reformed. The United Nations Big Five are a threat to global peace.
obedience4:
You are smart, respect man
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Biden: Russia Is Committing ‘Genocide’ in Ukraine by hayzed19(m): 7:24am On Apr 13, 2022
Saddam used chemical weapons against his civilian Kurdish population in the Al-Anfal Campaign in 1988, as well as during a popular uprising in the south in 1991, and the second Iraqi war in 2003.
The point is that Saddam was a spoiled brat until he decided to move against the Petrodollar{same as Ghadaffi}, at which point the US painted a false picture of him having WMD.
obedience4:
When did the USA invade Libya?? And Pakistanhuh
The USA only invaded Iraq in the First gulf war when Iraq invaded it's tiny neighbour Kuwait..
The second Iraq war was when Saddam Hussein was committing genocide and killing its people using chemical weapons, the USA never invade Libya they only carried out airstrikes and enforced a no flight zone and back rebels fighting against Gaddafi,
The USA never invade Pakistan I don't know were you got that from
Foreign Affairs › Re: British Mercenary 'cossackgundi' Has Surrendered To The Russian Armed Forces by hayzed19(m): 1:26pm On Apr 12, 2022
If that makes him happy, he should stay in his stpdty. If the western media tells us that all Nigerians are terrorists, I'm sure he'll believe it without a doubt.
Teaser4:
don’t mind the brainwashed kid, na wetin he read on cnn be that.. ignore his sorry a$$
Foreign Affairs › Re: British Mercenary 'cossackgundi' Has Surrendered To The Russian Armed Forces by hayzed19(m): 1:25pm On Apr 12, 2022
If that makes him happy, he should stay in his stpdty. If the western media tells us that all Nigerians are terrorists, I'm sure he'll believe it without a doubt.
rottennaija:
Let's allow him enjoy that win. It's not easy supporting America in this war. I mean, you have to be deliberately delusional.
Foreign Affairs › Re: British Mercenary 'cossackgundi' Has Surrendered To The Russian Armed Forces by hayzed19(m): 12:10pm On Apr 12, 2022
Who said Russia would annex Ukraine in two days? Please include a link to that.
Even Iraq with a smaller military force than Ukraine did not take two days.
gambojimeta:
War is almost 2 months now. From Russia will take Ukraine in 2 days to Russia trying to take mariopol grin

Gladly NATO got stronger and it's expanding.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Zelensky Speech With Nazi Azov Battalion Prompts Greek Lawmakers To Walk Out by hayzed19(m): 6:24am On Apr 12, 2022
I thought he said he has no ties to neo-nazis.
Even Azov's founding member was even a former member of Ukraine's parliament until 2019.
The Azov battalion is also a unit of Ukraine's National Guard.
Even Facebook, that first designated the Azov regiment as a dangerous organization and banned it from its platforms in 2019. Even placed the group in Facebook's Tier 1 category, which includes organizations such as the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) and ISIL (ISIS), but now the ban has been lifted, with the statement that praise for Azov will be permitted.
The sooner he realizes he is using his country as a pawn in their chess game, the better for him and his country.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Briefing Of The Russian Defense Ministry by hayzed19(m): 2:44pm On Apr 10, 2022
Wawu..lemme check this telegram channel out.
Seems you are the one that drop the intel slava z too
Drenimarcus:
Currently watching Italians in rome singing Russian national anthem wink. Greeks are already fighting their police due to nato. Mongolia advocating for Russia, Germans, Serbians with Z all over their stadia and singing rossiya!


Expect more protests in Europe soon.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Responsible For My Removal- Ousted Pakistan PM by hayzed19(m): 11:23am On Apr 10, 2022
You-know-who only has one component to foreign policy remaining: regime change.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Everton Vs Manchester United (1 - 0) On 9th April 2022 by hayzed19(m): 2:29pm On Apr 09, 2022
Of course I bleeped up, who never Bleep up hands in the air, no hands?
cheesy cheesy grin grin

Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Spotted With ‘Russia’s Secret Nuclear Briefcase’ (Pictures) by hayzed19(m): 11:16pm On Apr 08, 2022
I'm not sure what the big deal is about this. Even nuclear football (America's own nuclear briefcase) is never far from the president.
Foreign Affairs › Re: NATO Member Slovakia Gives S-300 Air Defense System To Ukraine: Prime Minister by hayzed19(m): 10:34pm On Apr 08, 2022
grin grin You are brutal man
Na KO be this
Svlla:
grin grin grin

That's why I said you no Sabi anything

You have 100 complete systems and you're begging for 4 units older versions from your Allies

Or don't you know before the war Ukraine has better versions of S300 and scored some air raid victories with them

The Baba wey use ur brain cells fry Ankara go live long
Foreign Affairs › Re: EU Parliament Approves Total Russian Energy Ban by hayzed19(m): 6:36pm On Apr 07, 2022
A non binding resolution. an enormous waste of time. sad
Foreign Affairs › Re: How Russia Rescued The Ruble by hayzed19(m): 12:38pm On Apr 07, 2022
undecided undecided kiss kiss cry cry
I'm not shaking any tables ooo.
I'm simply expressing my opinion, and I could be wrong thou.
baralatie:
You see this table you want to shake
My hand is not there o

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