₦airaland Forum

somze:
@kitaun
Let it go kiddo. Daddy got work to do  

kitaun:
@I-man
you never will change, but who gives a f*ck about what you choose to spurt out here on board . . .shame on you if you eventually choose to come back as 4play . . .odesco

you keep talking crap, u keep acting stupidly hideous in your ways and in your posts . . .to heck we don't give a sh*t what you think about our club, stop being high on cheap imported igbo, Fela no send you message o!!

kitaun:
what has warranted all these ramblings

in how many threads are we going to keep compalining about the same thing?

I don't have any objections to objectivity but lets put paid to this stuff before it gets rough in here . . . A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE

loyika:
4play, since all you do right now is to use your time to look at my mistakes, then guess thats cool (who is fixated on whom) at least someone said so, and my mistake in feeling it was Capello rather than Ancellotti was just that. A MISTAKE!! (Same as my feeling it was Ince rather than Viv Anderson who left London to go up north was a mistake which i rightfully acknowledged, but had nothing to do with my accolades on Black British players, as i praised them both following my comments on Mickey Thomas).

mr me too:
Yes I would say they were safer. If the exit of Sadaam has made them show their so called true colors then I think the presence of Sadaam was a good thing. From what you are saying that means Sadaam somehow managed to suppress their violent ways.

mr me too:
Ok I read the previous and I think I might have just echoed what people discussed already. Back to the topic tho; Whats the use of a freely elected government if the citizens of the country are not free to live their lives? Those people, I'm sure, must feel more caged in now than before Bush's War Of Terror.

davidylan:
mr. mee. too lets be sincere. Where the Iraqis freer under Saddam? Is the situation in Iraq because the US has caged them or because they themselves having been released from the shackles of Saddam and the oppression of a false peace now begun to show their true colors?

mr me too:
Yes I would say they were safer. If the exit of Sadaam has made them show their so called true colors then I think the presence of Sadaam was a good thing. From what you are saying that means Sadaam somehow managed to suppress their violent ways.

Akolawole:
@I-man
I have been reading from this forum that you are 4play.
Is that true?
Yes/No, i don't have problem with ya.

Akolawole:
1) why do you think Roman employ Kenyon?

2) Why did he buy Frank Arnensen ?

3) Why do we refuse to buy Micah Richards for £18 last January?

loyika:
Akola there you go again.

My comments were in reply to I-Man. (what is wrong with you people)
Was i saying that we are all happy with what is going on at Arsenal NO!! What i was pointing out is the fact that no team (even the scummies with their 9th Title) could really be satisfied with their season. Everyone underachieved (did Jose honestly want the FA or Carling cups on his resume this season; NO. Did Benitez feel good with himself that Liverpool got to the CL Final and lost on the night, NO)

McKren:
So much intrigues, that is the thing about US foreign policy always the same whether democrats or republicans, maybe different approach
It is possible the senators were coarsed into passing that biil, they claimed intelligence reports show that attack in US is imminent. So the only way to stop the imminent attack is re-invoke Donald Rumsfeld gospel of pre-emptive strike. Attack them before they attack.
Trust secret service they may be the ones behind that game.

Imani:
I-man is certainly 4play.


I think he chose the name 'I-man' which looks and sounds like imani because he thinks i am impersonating his girlfriend.

loyika:
Thierry got his break from Arsene, first at Monaco, and when he didn't succeed at Juve, (which till this Day, Capello says is one of his major regrets in not recognising the kind of player Henry would turn out to be) gave him another chance at Arsenal to be the player we know today.

mukina2:
I-man  what now?

it was a mistake and he corrected himself again

Afam:
@Tornadoz,

You get energy oooo.

I read where Davidylan was asking if Bush needed Nigeria as an ally in the illegal invasion of Iraq and wondered if we contributed a single soldier.

Now, OBJ wrote a letter and categorically stated he was against the war.

The result? The US embassy was closed down for some days and the US withdrew their so called military assistance to Nigeria as at that time.

That was one of the time I was very proud of OBJ and ofcourse since the US benefit more from our relationship than we do they opened their embassy (to continue to milk ignorant Nigerians dry with $100 visa fee for even 2 minutes interview).

So, Bush wanted Nigeria to support the war and even promised money to countries like Pakistan to support the war too.

Tornadoz:
@I-man
So you don't know the Palestian won at the ICJ?Am baffled by the  ignorance now being exhibited by you and david. I sure hope this has something to do with the time of day. One of my traits is to always  check facts before getting in a  debate.

Tornadoz:
@I-manWith uneducated a*sholes, ask the inmates of Abu Ghraib.

Tornadoz:
@davidylanHmm I thought you knew these facts. Am off to bed then.

davidylan:
when a man is clueless and confused, he will say anything.

Tornadoz:
@I-manWould you join the army?Hmm

Tornadoz:
@davidylanI have repeatedly said if the Israelis  have proof that the land belongs to them, they can do themselves a favour by going to the international court of justice and proving once and for all, they own the land. They won't go there, because they lost there, and they also ost at the UN, while claiming archaeological evidence.  Palestinian archaeologist can also bring out this falsehood. Come on, give me a break.

Tornadoz:
@davidylanWell you answered it for me.Only the uneducated. If they were qualified architects, doctors etc, their first port of call on leaving college won't be the army recruitment office.   Ask John Kerry.

Tornadoz:
@I-man
Am yet to see where you did not agree with his policy. On another thread, you were singing praises of P wolfowitz (Bush's war minister).

neelsel:
@I Man, so here is where we sleep now??