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Look a war just ended the institutions of these nations have been left in total disarray, someone had to come in and help, but the basic fact was that this nations had a choice, what was there choice, that they would adhere to the rule of nations and there countries would be rebuilt with all the help required, and in building nothing neccessary was denied them. Now what is wrong with that? |
What do you mean? |
4 Play:But the absence of reasonable choice does. |
Tayo-D:Your case now seems pathethic, must you gain my attention. ![]() |
4 Play:Dont stoop too low now otherwise you will loose me, I hate it when people argue for the sake of it. Costa Rica, which translates literally as "Rich Coast", was the first country in the world to constitutionally abolish its armyNow that is a choice. I gave you an example, every state has a police, but still an individual has the right to a door, either for safety or privacy, if you decide to bring it down, I dont think the police would arrest you for that, and if you decide to raise it up again its still your choice. What we are saying here is that Isreal has no right to dictate to this people. |
4 Play:Isreal does not have to occupy Palestine and run its military that is what the people have been against, there could be some neutral forces that would help train and equip Palestinian army, and ensure no Isreali army is within the relinquished territory. Otherwise this is exactly what disrupted the first peace agreement, an Isreali soldier took it upon himself to walk into a mosque and massacre 48 Palestinians, it was later revealed there was no immediate other to stop Isreali soldiers from such attempt. |
Tayo-D:This is the problem I always have with you, you see where you have gone now how in the world does that relate. When I talk you say its an insult. |
4 Play:But look again at your own comparison, the Americans had the foresight to still allow Germany an army, the overseer was mainly planted so that they would not have to do Normandy all over again. Now why not Isreal use the same foresight, leave west bank, let Palestinians have an army and let the nation that brokered the peace oversee the area, what is wrong with that? But they have not even agreed to leave west bank, and they have placed a condition even an individual living anywhere in the world would not agree to. A typical example every state has a police, but every individual still has the right to a door, for his own privacy or security whichever matters most to him. |
RichyBlacK:I think its an intelligent attempt, at least he brought up a realistic oppossing example which I quite appreciate |
4 Play:There you go it had an army the surbodinate or the overseer should then be left for Palestianians to choose, but give it that fundamental sence of capability of self defence. Then we all know we have a state in terms of a state. |
Tayo-D:You have never made sense to me and with the way your going no matter how hard you try it does not seem you ever will. Show me one state without its own army, and define sovereignty. Then you would have answered yourself. |
davidylan:The example 4play gave was after world war II Japan and Germany have been reduced to rubbles, and we all know he who plays the piper dictates the tune, rebuilding Germany and Japan was left to the Americans, and still after all Hitler did there was nothing said about a demilitarized Germany, they still had an army. |
presido1:With the way am acting as a mediator odimka oga emekwa eme. ![]() |
RichyBlacK:If that question was posed to that 1964 Zombie, it would have been effective. I think he grows it in his backyard. |
4 Play:Limitations yes, non-existent is another thing. Iran must not have a Nuclear weapon, is a limitation, but not non-existent of a military force. |
davidylan:That must be the only thing u've read in your whole entire life. Honestly. Always 1964. |
@Agaba, Romeo You might not agree with sugarbellies idea, I myself dont really agree with it, but we should also appreciate the fact that she must have put in a lot of work into this, to simply discard it as crap or nonsence simply put, is unfair. @Sugarbelly For a project to be viable it must have a social benefit, in other that many would accept it and economic benefit to sustain it. You hope to write Igbo with this new alphabets, I can assure you the Igbo man been so traditional and rigid as he is, half of them would immediately discard this idea, which Agaba(isi ukwu) and Romeo(onye iwe) has demonstrated. So you can see the social benefit is loosing balance. Economical to write books in this new letters do you how many printing machines that would need to be overhauled. For a start go to Intel tell them you need a new keyboard for a new set of letters, the first question would be what is the market base. In other words what number of people are willing to spend money to cahnge there laptops and computers for this new letters. Its a long shot, but honestly I admire your work, if it were in war times, people like you are quite needed to invent codes to communicate such that the enemy can not read the message, but as you yourself noted those days are gone. Now we use computer encryption to pass messages. One last example, imagine an old woman in the corner of a village, who has depended on her old Igbo bible that she reads and it gives her joy, and then someone from the city goes to her and say, mama we found a new way of writing Igbo. If she offered you a cup of water to drink before you told her the whole new story, she would tell you not to finish that water, that she thinks you should leave. Look its a great idea, but you just cant sweep the carpet of people feet just like that, what you experienced in here with Agaba and Romeo is just natural and more will come. |
debosky:Straight up, when Isreal did it to Hezzbollah, everyone agreed they have the right to defend Isreal, so if Lebanon can not control Hezzbollah whatever they get from Isreal they have brought upon themselves. |
@Elrazur That post was not totally meant for you, the person its meant for knows himself. Nothing comes out of his mouth but stench. |
ElRazur:The boy talks nonsence, he did not even talk about the reason why rockets started coming from Gaza. Rockets started coming from Gaza because in the 1993 peace accord it was said that Isreal should also whitdraw from west bank, but it only witdrew from Gaza and kept the better half which is west bank, which has better soil and therefore yields good farm products. Natanyahu has been reminded that settlement should be stopped in west bank, he is saying that natural settlement should be allowed to florish. He knows that Isrealites have more economic power than palestinians so if natural growth should be allowed, then Isrealites would just aquire more land. And moreso we know palestinians without a military, what force watches over the intrest of the Palestinians. The UN forces would at most look at some Injustice and turn the other way. The UN forces did that in Rwanda and also in Dafur. How are we sure they wont do the same thing in Palestine. The boy talks rubbish, its unfrotunate he came to post here, I was expecting sound views. |
How does it enforce the law? How does it protect its people? How does it protect itself form foreing threat? How does it protect its borders? How does it work? |
sugabelly:How would he understand when his fundamentals of Igbo is faulty. In other words "onwere ajoo fault" ![]() |
agabaI23:@Sugarbelly Dont listen to Agaba123, his ex three wives died of mysterious death. Now his trying to kill your idea. ![]() |
@Richyblack How did u become the moderator of the same thread you make a mess of. Why should you type in with such large fonts just to bring up what has already been posted. |
Okwa unu ahuna ya, kama Osisi gaa abia nodi ebe ah muta Igbo, odee otu line ogba pu, but abia na nnke ndi alakuba odeee one page. Onwere onye nna agbam na osisi wu taliban sef. ![]() |
ifyalways:Ihuru ha? I kele kwara ha? @Sugabelly Well seems like you have done your research. My idea came from the fact that my Igbo is so poor, so I thought if there was an online dictionary it would have helped me a great deal. Although I have no problem in speaking my dialect Olokoro, its the others I have a problem with. I have done a few compilation, from books, I just need to add the voice and be sure its well pronounced, and also I have wriiten the online code, at least the rudimentary. But like I said I shall join the groups and see what I can contribute, as long as we dont loose the original. |
ifyalways:Nne how now, nne ole gi now or nne how ugbua. Ke otu isri choo ya? ![]() Anom ya. ![]() |
First I commend you for the work you have done, you have demonstrated vision and love for Igbo language. Although it is very true that Igbo is incomplete, based on the fact that there are new technologies and geography which the founders of the language had no idea of and has no words for, so it is with other languages even English but they have carefully made a combination of words or borrowed from other languages. However my idea was to have a collection of all Igbo words from all dialects, then there could be a clear view of where there are shortages, then this could be well provided for. The major problem with people writing in Igbo is not mainly because the Igbo language is incomplete its because some lack the basic knowledge, others lack the patience to get a book and learn the language. I have seen bibles written in Igbo, the Jehova witness have done there best to come up with words to explain situations that has no expression in Igbo. Re - written Igbo language is like knocking of the old while trying to please the youths. But honestly I would still want to hold on to the original. With all that said I shall join the groups and make my contribution. I have read your blog I tried to leave a comment, seems I have to join to leave a comment, well for some reason its not accepting my comment. |
sugabelly:Am in. I would need to write you a mail, av been working on same thing. But instead of the idea of Ndumodo (O); Ndumodu (A); Ndumode (I) where O= Onitsha, A = Akwa, I = Ikwerre, and so on ( I hope you get the idea) Am using recorded voice, which also says what dialect it is. My idea was meant to be an online Igbo dictionary. Listen baby am in. ![]() I knew we would get somewhere with this. |
Ndia ga emebi kwa threadia ooohhhhhhh. ![]() @Sugabelly Isi na ina ede gini? Alifabet igbo nke di adi gini mere ya? Ehnnn Sugabelly. ![]() Ndia ji kwa aka ojuo ooohh. |
Túdor: Túdor:So you want us to take that as an answer? |
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