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Nairaland General › Re: Oya ooo by huptin(m): 7:56am On Apr 14
She is probably selling something..that you must not know about.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by huptin(m):
Kushites:
USE YOUR BRAIN INSTEAD OF BEING A SLAVE TO PROPAGANDA.

Nuclear weapons are meant to be a deterrent. Unprovoked use of it ensures a nuclear retaliation.

AND DO SHUT UP, BECAUSE IRAN HAS SEVERAL DEEP UNDERGROUND CITIES UNREACHABLE BY THE US OR ISRAEL.

THEY HAVE BUILT A LOT OF THINGS UNBEKNOWNST TO THE WORLD, DEEP UNDERGROUND, AND CAN BUILD MORE..
Have they gone back to take stock after the ceasefire? How are you sure that those underground cities are still functional?
Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Leo Visits Great Mosque Of Algiers, Removes Shoes by huptin(m): 7:38am On Apr 14
kaymart:
If Jesus Christ is the prince as you you hav stated. Isn't it better to giv your life to the actual king who is God, and the only one worthy of worship.
If you mean that blood thirsty god, sorry i pass.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Now, US Is Joining Iran To Block Strait Of Hormuz by huptin(m): 6:50pm On Apr 13
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin....i like it when terrorists lament!
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Navy To Start Blockading All Ships On The Strait Of Hormuz - President Trump by huptin(m): 3:24pm On Apr 12
God1000:
This lunatic has gone crazy again, an 80 year old demented papa


I'm a bit confused here, he's going to block something that's already blocked, he just wants to claim he blocked it better.
I am laughing very hard...hahhaahhahaah
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Navy To Start Blockading All Ships On The Strait Of Hormuz - President Trump by huptin(m):
Under rate Donald Trump at your peril.

He may sound like a mad man but he is a master strategist.

That strait of Hormuz now effevtively belongs to the United States
Foreign Affairs › Re: 8 Things I Learned After The 14-day Ceasefire Between The United States And Iran by huptin(m): 2:10pm On Apr 12
motayoayinde:
Fault my post with facts,
Not with smelly spittles.
Exactly like that of your forebears!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Chickened Out Again by huptin(m): 2:09pm On Apr 12
FreeStuffsNG:
It is stupid to you because you are naive wink
I prefer my naivety to the foolishness of using human shields against Supersonic weapons...that's exactly why the supreme idiot and his 250 top allies who promised to sink the US war ship found themselves instead fighting for scarce virgin demons in hell!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Chickened Out Again by huptin(m): 2:04pm On Apr 12
HacheNoire:
You will be fine. Take heart. Time heals.

Let’s me ask you a question to know how conversant you are with foreign affairs. You can always use AI tools and search engines.

In which war did the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Gerald Ford retreat from active combat zone?

You have 5 minutes to answer!
In your dreams and those funny AI videos generated by desperate and dying idiots in Iran.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Chickened Out Again by huptin(m): 2:03pm On Apr 12
FreeStuffsNG:
You are repeating same naivety. It says a lot about your background actually. If you come from a background that has something worth dying for, trust me you will not struggle to understand wink
Only fools die for a background of terrorism...i know there can't be anything admirable about any background of yours, no well brought up individual will allude to people's background they know nothing about.
Sports › Re: “World Cup Snub Made Me Start Taking Cocaine” Former Super Eagles Star Opens Up by huptin(m): 1:06pm On Apr 12
TokoEkambi:
He was playing "10", and he had no chance in hell of dislodging Okocha in that team.
He could have dislodged Okocha then, he was more experienced, Okocha was not starting every super eagles match as at 1994. Thompson Oliha, Mutiu Adepoju and Sunday Oliseh were his co- contenders then.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Navy Transits Strait Of Hormuz Ahead Of Mine Clearing Operation by huptin(m): 1:02pm On Apr 12
Nackzy:
Iran get power sha.. imagine us being afraid
The power that could not even save their supreme leader and 250 of his closest allies from dying like chickens.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US And Iran Fail To Reach Agreement In Pakistan by huptin(m): 12:43pm On Apr 12
gbadexy:
It was obviously a farce. America was buying time to reposition and reinforce their position for another round.
I hope the Iranians were smart to make important changes and purchase during this period because things would be more serious for them as the Americans have learnt and probably implemented changes in their approach.
No miracle can happen within two weeks! ordinary stock taking will take at least 6 months...provided Iran devotes all its remaining resources towards that goal
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Warships Cross Strait Of Hormuz For First Time Since Iran Conflict Began by huptin(m): 12:33pm On Apr 12
ibedun:
Before you heap empty praises on Israel please show us the aftermath of Iran Missiles on Israel before we start discussion.

If the dare lift the censorship and news blackout imposed on citizens and journalists in Israel.
There is no aftermath, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem just like other Isreali cities are doing fine, less than 20 isrealis mostly old women and the sick died, no isreali combatant injury not to talk of death.

Those AI videos were as fake as BS...you are probably the only who did not know this by now.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Warships Cross Strait Of Hormuz For First Time Since Iran Conflict Began by huptin(m): 12:30pm On Apr 12
bjcole:
United States was not proactive in this war,ordinarily, they should have known that Iran would always hold on to the strait of Hormuz, so all efforts should have been concentrated on securing the place.
I agree with you, But the united states had no option, Isreal was bent on hitting Iran no matter the cost and the US had to quickly get involved to limit Iranian damage to its allies in the middle east
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Breaks What Is Considered The Strongest U.S. Weapon by huptin(m): 4:07am On Apr 11
HacheNoire:
Seems you know more than the US secretary of state
Keep wallowing in your delusional, ignorance is bliss.
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Breaks What Is Considered The Strongest U.S. Weapon by huptin(m): 5:47pm On Apr 10
Its no longer BRICS, its now China.

Any way in 5 years time we will all still be here talking about the almighty dollar!

You can continue your mental masturbation exercise
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Supreme Leader Says Iran Determined To "Take Revenge" For Slain Father by huptin(m): 2:28pm On Apr 10
If the son is not careful....the death that killed his father will visit him also.
Crime › Re: Job Seekers Lured To A Fake Interview In Magodo, Robbed Of Their Phones, Money by huptin(m): 12:20pm On Apr 10
This crime is relatively easy to resolve...the owners of that propery should be grilled!
Foreign Affairs › Re: "Hundreds Dead And Wounded" After Israel's Attacks On Lebanon After Ceasefire by huptin(m): 4:41pm On Apr 08
Dem go put mouth.. collect! Isreal is not America o. America is nice...Isreal is not!
Foreign Affairs › Re: 8 Things I Learned After The 14-day Ceasefire Between The United States And Iran by huptin(m): 2:33pm On Apr 08
motayoayinde:
First Iran DID NOT accept any ceasefire before the deadline.
Trump's threat expired at 8pm on Tuesday night and Iran didn't budge. The ceasefire happened later

Iran had previously rejected several other offers of ceasefire from the US and allies.
This time around, Iran's major ally, China, waded in and pressed on Iran to accept the ceasefire, especially as the US was prepared to accept all Iran's demands.

But, make no mistake about it, it's in America and Israel's interest to keep the ceasefire, the strait of Hormuz now belongs to Iran.
You lie lot... I know its the Taqiyah trait deeply ingrained in your DNA.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Chickened Out Again by huptin(m): 8:02am On Apr 08
FreeStuffsNG:
It is stupid to you because you are naive wink
I doubt you know the meaning of naivety but the widows and children of the over 250 leaders killed, i am sure you will take care of them!

Bluff is no substituite for advanced weapons...the supreme leader and his fellow foolish followers who bluffed their way to hell learnt their lessons when it was too late.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Chickened Out Again by huptin(m): 7:57am On Apr 08
FreeStuffsNG:
Smh.

That human shield was a note of defiance and bold statement to the world.

As soon as the video went viral, the Pope spoke up against Trump. Italian PM too spoke against Trump. Some Republicans spoke up against Trump and the UNSC threw out the draft resolution he sponsored with gulf states.
Its a stupid note of defiance...using human shield against advanced weapons is demonic...how many of the leader's children were there?

We thank God that reason prevailed eventually.

It would not have augured well for every one...if Iran descends into failed statehood, the world will pay for it in a million ways.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Chickened Out Again by huptin(m):
I heave a sigh on behalf of Iran those guys had nothing to offer apart from bluff....imagine forming human shield around their power plants!

The US shoukd just be merciful to Iran thank God for intervening!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Is Making 139 Million Dollars Per Day Since The War Started by huptin(m): 7:25am On Apr 07
Thats about to stop..if they fail to accept Trump's proposal and handover the enriched uranium buried underground
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Asks Youth To Make Human Shields Around Power Plants Ahead Of Trump Strike by huptin(m): 7:23am On Apr 07
mynd1:
You like me, I like you back. You talk rubish about me and my religion, I deal with you simple.
If this how to teach America and Isreal how not to bully....then bullying can never end.

Americans and Isrealis are living just fine while Iran is planning a human shield with their youths around power plants...na wa o!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Enriched Uranian Is Missing by huptin(m): 7:18am On Apr 07
More likely a decoy to map properly map the eniched uranium site and training exercise for an invasion
Foreign Affairs › Re: IDF Strikes Iran’s South Pars Petrochemical Facility In Asaluyeh by huptin(m): 2:17pm On Apr 06
dryakson:
How Iran has managed to remain operational and continue retaliating despite facing Israel and the United States simultaneously is a geopolitical case study that universities should analyze
No big deal here.. Iran has been preparing for this for 47 years... What is surprising is how Iran has not suceeded in killing one Isreal soldier despite all the thousands of missiles expended.

No intelligence just shoot, depend on luck and lies.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 'This Is Embarrassing' - Piers Morgan Reacts To Trumps Truth Message by huptin(m): 1:45pm On Apr 06
We will see who loses the marble by Tuesday!

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