₦airaland Forum

frosbel:
Question 1 . where are the brides ?
Question 2. Are all the Arab people who translated the Arabic words and confirmed that these were the brides liars ?
An example comment from an Arab on Youtube about this below  :
melrassi
Arabic I understand. This is a mass marriage of men from Hamas in the GaZa strip (palastinians), yes Muslim Shiite.
It is for 450 couples. It is disgusting. It is sickening to see or belive it. You want to reject what your ears hear and what your eyes see. Prophet Mohamed what have you done. ! I removed additional comments here as not to offend ! God have mercy. 1 month ago

But perhaps you want to read this affirmation that they were indeed child brides !
http://infidelsarecool.com/2009/08/05/a-follow-up-on-the-hamas-mass-child-bride-story/

tubabie:
^^^ With all the take over wahala hanging over them , the whole atmosphere in Anfield is just that of despair, imagine Illusion2 posting this

bgees:
It will be better to see Chelsea win because they deserve it, but we must go for a win anyway.and thank God the season is the near the end. it has been a nightmare.

KnowAll:
Why should we be asking somalians questions, in fact Somalians had better start thinking with their brains. I don't care if u are mixed with the devil, one thing I am sure is Somalians have the largest diaspoarans of mordern day Africa in the western world. Somalians should organise themselves, every DIASPOARAN familiy contributing to a new War effort. I would suggest young Somalians in diasporas of 18 to 35 to organise themselves into a militia. They should speak to the Kenyan Authorities to provide lands for training. They should solicit for funds from the four corners of the Earth with a possibly added backing of the super powers Like Washington and London and the EU behind this new adventure of taking their country back from the bandits running the country.

The theme of this war would be a no hold bar conflict, the geneva convention can take a back sit for a moment, that is total annihilation of any opposition that they comfront, don't allow your enemies to escape to fight another day, seek them out from their holes and destroy them. I think you mind need to take a few lessons from the Nigerian Army of how they dealt with the Boko Haram problems, no prisoners total destruction.

This should be the Generational duty of the present crop of Somalians in diasporas any other school of thought or discussion is a complete and utterly waste of time. The world we like to know your culture the day u wrestle your country from those ameteurs al queda intimidating the poor citizenry. Your country has a 1000 miles of beautiful beach why leave such a paradise to a bunch or area boys with AK47, the earlier u get rid of these rag-tag toy soldiers the better for you lot. You can make your country a paradise so get started.

[center]Liverpool v Fulham [/center]

[center]Barclays Premier League Venue: Anfield Date: Sunday, 11 April 2010 [/center] 
TEAM NEWS
Liverpool striker Fernando Torres is expected to be fit despite requiring treatment for a sore knee after Thursday's win over Benfica.

Ryan Babel is back in contention, having missed last week's draw at Birmingham through suspension.

Fulham's in-form striker Bobby Zamora is doubtful with an Achilles injury.

Simon Davies could also miss out after picking up a rib injury in the win at Wolfsburg on Thursday.


Liverpool

Injured : Aurelio (thigh), Kelly (knee), Skrtel (foot)

Fulham

Doubtful : Davies (rib), Elm (virus), Pantsil (knee), Zamora (Achilles)

Injured : Dempsey (thigh), Johnson (knee) MATCH PREVIEW
The Europa League semi-finalists come together in what could well be a dress rehearsal for the Hamburg final next month. Fulham will be relieved the European final is in Germany and not at Anfield, where they have yet to win in 28 attempts.

We will try to win every game. We will try to do it against Fulham on Sunday and try to get close to the top four
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez
Fulham's away form is a bit of a mystery. In the Premier League they have not won on the road since the opening day of the season but they were deserving 1-0 winners at German champions Wolfsburg on Thursday.

Liverpool also impressed on Thursday night, beating Portuguese league leaders Benfica 4-1 at Anfield. For Rafa Benitez's team though, finishing fourth in the Premier League is just as important as Europa League success. "We have two targets now and we will try to do both," Benitez said.

However, reaching that fourth Champions League spot looks an increasingly tall order. The Reds are four points behind Manchester City, who have a game in hand. With just five games remaining, Liverpool must surely win every one.

MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head

• This will be the 59th time Fulham and Liverpool have met. Liverpool lead by 33 wins to 10, with 15 draws.

• Fulham have yet to beat Liverpool at Anfield in 28 attempts.


Liverpool

• Liverpool are aiming for a ninth successive home league win.

• They have scored in their last 27 home Premier League matches, since a goalless draw against West Ham in December 2008.

• Fernando Torres has scored 40 goals in 41 Premier League matches at Anfield.

• Liverpool have lost 10 league games this season, compared with just two in the 2008/09 campaign.

Fulham

• Fulham have gone 15 matches without an away win in the league.

• They have gone nine hours and five minutes without an away goal in the Premier League, since Clint Dempsey scored in a 3-2 defeat at Stoke on 5th January.

• If he plays, Aaron Hughes will make his 100th league appearance for Fulham.

• Fulham's Danny Murphy scored 44 goals in 249 appearances for Liverpool from 1997 to 2004.

LEADING GOALSCORERS

Liverpool

Torres: 22 goals (18 league); Kuyt: 11 goals (9 league)


Fulham

Zamora: 19 goals (8 league); Duff: 10 goals (7 league)

MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee : Andre Marriner

Assistant referees : Stuart Burt & Andy Newbold

Fourth official : Lee Probert

LAST LEAGUE MATCH LINE-UPS
Liverpool (D1-1 v Birmingham, a): Reina; Johnson, Carragher, Kyrgiakos, Insua, Benayoun (Babel 71), Gerrard, Lucas, Maxi, Torres (Ngog 65), Kuyt (Aquilani 81). Subs not used: Cavalieri, Agger, Mascherano, Degen.

Fulham (W2-1 v Wigan, h): Schwarzer; Davies, Hughes, Hangeland, Konchesky, Duff, Murphy (Baird 88), Etuhu, Dempsey, Gera, Elm (Okaka 46), Okaka (Nevland 88). Subs not used: Zuberbuhler, Shorey, Smalling, Greening.

MOST RECENT MEETING

Fulham scorers: Zamora 24, Nevland 73, Dempsey 87

Liverpool scorers: Torres 42

frosbel:
Please watch this small clip about Hamas perverted monstrous devils marring girls as young as 9 and up to 13.


This was a mass wedding that took place not long ago.


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Isiolo:
Illusion2, our language is called Somali lol.  Puntland is a northeastern region developed by war-weary Somalis (my clan actually, also pirate clan) and its part of Somalia, so is Somaliland which aspires to re-draw colonial lines and claim British-controlled Somaliland, hence their name.  I'm a 20 yr old virgin sadly, I don't know what they keep down there.

Isiolo:
They even adopted OUR culture of camel-based society, and we have 90% of the world's camels in Somali territory in east Africa.

Isiolo:
Doyin13, I think its because the Somali language naturally sounds native to those who speak it and oddly aggressive to outsiders, a lot of languages like most Asian languages also sound aggressive, so does Arabic and German.

sevule:
I do believe I was objective in my last post. Basically what I pointed out was that Igbos form at least 25% - 33% of Nigeria's population and amongst over 20 ministers only 3 people of Igbo affiliation were appointed. I stand to be corrected but once again Igbo people have gotten the short end of the stick with regards to appointments. PLS NOTE that I stand for merit as the yardstick for appointments but in a country like ours that has enshrined federal character in its policy making, and conveniently discards it when it comes to appointments,intelligent questions should be asked of a government that was elected by the people.

BlueDiva:
Nice kit.
Hope it brings you luck next season.

biina:
Who dey deceive u? Europa League winner only get automatic qualification into the Europa League group stages!
UCL spot? na yam? I laugh in kolo

bgees:


@illusion2,

did u say Mark Hughes or Klinsmann? Are u feeling sleepy?  Del Bosque is a good choice.

osaretin20:
can somebody come to the rescure of the womenpolice life in edo state? they are been sent out without arms with the men at the front of police vichicles at night. even when their male counter part are not fully armed. ohhh i pity the women. ohh wait is onovo aware? why does he hate the women police so much? udojy do you have a wife? if the women are to go out at night give them arms. pls dont kill them.

bgees:
its looking more likely he will leave next summer. just bring in Del Bosque.

dayokanu:
Congrats Liverpool, the real giant of England

arkinses:
Lol, just had a wierd thought. If Man City, Tottenham, Aston Villa and even Everton like, make dem pack themselves for the 4th position, Europa league winners have an automatic UEFA Champions league qualification. Chai! I laugh in Terry G, lets go win it boys

sevule:
[s]Igbos have been sidelined once again in the scheme of things[/s]. How many Igbo ministers are there? Just 3 Igbo ministers heading very "Unimportant" ministries  . Whatever happened to Federal character, or is it conveniently thrown out of the window when it comes to the Igbo tribe?