tollyboy5:

Very easy to identify Israeli zombie supporters.
Support without common sense.

tollyboy5:

You can sue them yourself of better still let the Israel government sue them.

So, why do you have a problem with Israel shutting them down?

Their accuracy is what set them apart.

What accuracy exactly? They can't point to any verifiable fact to support their accusations of Israel.

What are your evidence that Israel did not blast the place?
Are your evidence base on Israel denial?

You sound like a typical Palestinian now. Reverse psychology.

tollyboy5:

Please dont insult my common sense.
CNN and israel have been peddling false information and public apology since the war started.
You then expect people to believe their denial of war crime committed?!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyNLvL_8SeY?si=6giqCERoSKXMsyk6

Lance008:
Oba won place curse and he no Dey create work

tollyboy5:

Investigation is meant for journalist not Israel fan club. Do you expect Israel to admit their war crime after seeing responses from the world condemning them?

Only illogical bible fan think otherwise in most cases.

God1000:
This is bad, Al Jazeera is the only unbiased news media covering this war, I guess Israel isn't comfortable with their honest reportage

I remember one of their journalists was killed last year by an Israeli soldier, they are always at loggerheads

MelaninGemstone:
Wow. Does this still happen ??

Please how can I change my account officer and relationship manager in Gtbank? I don’t trust them anymore too

One is acting suspicious these days

Kobojunkie:
Read OP's own words.
2. Well, that's what we say but do we mean it more than half the time?

Not the man's fault, then.

3. If the woman had gifted him with a gift of the same value as the one he gave to her, would he have equally "appreciated" it knowing fully well she could have gone all out and gotten him say a Rolex or something snazzy?

He should, that's my point. He should. But that's even if the woman thinks of buying him gifts.

4. Let's stop pretending we are in the movies for a second.

5. "Still a man"/feelings of a man do not put food on the table, a roof over one's head, or pay the bills. He knew he was marrying into a wealthy family to the

Well, that settles it, then. A man's feeling doesn't count since it doesn't put food on the table, a roof over the head, or pay bills. All a man is worth is food on the table, roof over the head, and bills payment.

only child and must have observed the general way her family treated her from the get-go.

I do not dispute this even for one moment. But to emasculate your husband to feed your excesses, well, you're who you are.

Kobojunkie:
Respect is better earned, not bought. He had originally planned to "buy" her respect with his money but that backfired. A reasonable person would have learned from that rather than continue to insist she must admire him for what he is able to buy for her in his poverty.

2. I have no disdain for the poor, I just think this is a poor man with a major ego issue, an issue that may eventually ruin what seems a good and "lucky" union that he has going for him.

Kobojunkie:
Having an ego has nothing to do with respect. If OP had respected himself from the start, he would not have gotten himself into this situation expecting it all to go his way --- for him in his poverty to sit as lord and master over a wife from a rich family. Op let his ego lead him and now he is letting the same ego attempt to ruin his marriage.

2. No, it isn't! Shame is not necessarily a product of an ego. Anger maybe, but not shame. .

GboyegaD:
Tell her how her actions make you feel and ask her what she thinks of a home. This will help you know how you can let her know the limits you can take and if you don't mind, call her folks and let them know you do not appreciate their interference.

One quick question, did you notice this trait while you were dating?

Kobojunkie:
So in your mind, a "good wife" is a woman who sacrifices the well-being and welfare of her own children for the sake of covering the shortcomings of their father and her husband?

2. Bullsheet! OP never said that! The wife is not the one making OP feel the way he feels... he feels that way because his ego is bruised but the question should be should a poor man keep an ego about himself? ?

3. OK, OP, here is a fellow telling you to divorce your wife then.

dominique:
The kind of whiny cry babies we have as men today ehn! Tufia! Marry a poor girl, he'll come and whine that she and her family wants to kill him with billings. Oya marry a rich girl, he will come and whine that her family is taking over his responsibility and making him feel less than a man. What exactly do you men want?

We want balance ⚖️♎😁

Now oga op, you gave your wife 3k to cook food for yourself, herself and 2 kids as per magician wey she be. What kind of food is 3k supposed to cook? Should she starve because she's married to you when she knows she has a financially comfortable family that can bail her out? Would you have preferred if she had gone to her ex, or one toaster eyeing her on the streets for support? You should be happy you're married to a woman from a comfortable supportive family.

FriendsAndFans:
Lagos is a METROPOLITAN.
I wonder why anyone will be throwing dirt or eating cabin biscuit a d throwing it on the floor

Wisereborn:
Can you imagine Fashola saying this as a governor Smh

The money, time, energy spend looking for this man is enough to put the tax payers money to good use

baconline:

I get the feeling

insidelife22:
Can't stop laughing

joinnow:
Basic simple engine technology bro
Nothing more nothing less
Other car manufacturer prefer sensors and complex electrical part which of cos fail most time

vivalavida:


Credit the quora link you copied it from.

Dandal:


Absolutely not!

For starters, Hamas stated that their reason for capturing Israelis was to swap them with tens of thousands of Palestinian prisoners languishing in Israeli jails. It is not the first time that Israel has bombarded Gaza even when Hamas is holding an Israeli captive or threatened to kill the captive. Remember Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier captured by Hamas in 2006 during a cross border raid ? Well, Israel promised to unleash hell upon Hamas, if he was not released, and bombed Gaza civilians for months, but at the end Israel and Hamas came to a negotiated settlements in which Hamas freed Gilad Shalit and in exchanged Israel released 1000 Palestinian prisoners to Hamas. In early 2000s and in 2006, Israel released Palestinian prisoners, including many Hamas and Hezbollah leaders in exchange for the bodies of dead Israeli soldiers killed many years prior by Hezbollah. Some of the Israeli captives may die from the bombardment of Gaza, but eventually Israel would still come to negotiating table with Hamas to negotiate the release of those Israeli captives who are dead or alive. Hamas knows this!

Israel response to provocative attack by the Palestinian resistance Hamas is very predictable to those who are familiar with events in that region. Israel initial responses are always reactionary. First, It starts with war of words such as "we would unleash hell on Gazans", "We dont negotiate with terrorists", and blah blah blah. Its next reaction is unleashing extensive destruction and collective bombing upon the civilian population of Gaza, while Hamas fighters for the most part would take shelter along with their captives in well-fortified underground bunkers and trenches within Gaza. But when reality sets in, and the Zionist regime starts feeling the political pressure from families of the kidnapped victims, they would eventually come to a negotiating table for a prisoners swap. So, It's safe to say that Hamas's calculations align with the expectation that Israel's brutal retaliation will primarily impact innocent Palestinian civilians, which is what the world is currently witnessing. After it huffs and puffs to its satisfaction, Israel would eventually come to negotiate a prisoner swap with Hamas. To Hamas militant group, forcing the Zionist govt to a negotiating table to free its prisoners regardless of the cost is a 'military' victory that earns them 'legitimacy' as a resistance group.

Then there is what many would consider a political victory for Hamas as Israel carries out its devastating and predictable retaliation on the civilian population of Gaza. The more Israel unleashes destruction on Palestinian civilians, the more Israel damages its credibility and those of its allies around the global; this phase is already playing out. For starters, the ongoing US sponsored Israeli-Arab/Middle East countries normalization agreements together with the so-called India-Middle east Transport Corridor Plan initiated during the G20 summit and presented by Netanyahu during the recent UNGA , has all been nullified by Hamas. Arab leaders seeking to normalize ties with Israel are now terrified of their populations, and reneging their plans to normalize ties with Israel and are declaring total support for the Palestinian cause. Even King Abdullah of Jordan, the staunchest US and Israel's Arab ally in the region, has vehemently condemned Israel and has also declared support for the Palestinians. He also vehemently denied the rumor being spread that his country has given US the greenlight to station its 101st Airborne Division in Jordan to defend Israel. The Palestinian cause has taken center stage in global discourse in a way it has not done since the creation of the state of Israel, and its significance and resonance within the Arab and Muslim world, especially in the context of a changing multipolar world, cannot be underestimated.

While Israel's immediate response seems to be a heavy-handed bombardment, invasion, and destruction of Gaza, the Israeli military has no doubt been humiliated; its image of invincibility has been dealt a devastating blow by Hamas, a much much smaller foe compared to Hezbollah. So it is no surprise that the Israeli government would want to reclaim its prestige through a ruthless war of annihilation on Gaza with brutality that will be “remembered for the next 50 years" according to the Israeli defense Minister Gallant. However, this level of brutality is precisely what Hamas is banking on, and it is already proving detrimental to the Zionist regime's standing in world's public opinion by laying bear the incessant brutality of occupation to which the Palestinian people are subjected since the creation of the state of Israel.

In the short term, Israel may achieve its military objectives, but in the long run, it would loose the broader battle in the global political arena. US global hegemony and that of its allies is on the decline, hence the Zionist project of perpetual occupation of Palestinian lands is also loosing steam. The Palestinians have remained resolute in their determination not to be overlooked or forgotten. That's what winning is to them. And in this regard, Israel has already lost war.

JAYUK:
Your opinion though!!

ivolt:

It is not the Islamic society as a whole.
Government of Islamic countries prefer practical solutions but a large portion of the citizenry favors radicalism.
Iran wants to be the leader of the Muslim world using the highly emotive Israel-Palestine conflict.
The truth is that the majority Sunni muslim hates Shiite Iran but the Palestinian issue have made them
partially swallow the Iranian bitter pill since it is the only Muslim country which continuously threaten Israel
with total destruction in modern times. Hamas is itself a Sunni.

I am not surprised by these attacks because Iran have been issuing threats and blackmails since the "normalisation"
talks has begun.

Iranian "solution" to the conflict is that it expel all the Israeli from the entire territory even though it knows, it can't work.
Palestinian conflict is the lifeline of Iran in the Islamic world, whatever or whoever attempts to cool it down
is working against Iranian interest.

misreal:
cry me a river..by next week,Gaza will be annexed and there is nothing you,Iran,bokoharam,Fulani herdsmen,china and even tinubu can do about it.keep crying while israel brings Gaza to the ground

codedguy1:


Did they not know that US will stand with Israel no matter what?

That's why I said they don't calculate anything.

Anyone that puts hand will collect from Israel.

codedguy1:
Do they know how to calculate anything?