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WrriterNg:The pretense of democracy and freedom only holds up so long as they feel secure in their nirvana, as soon as the curtain starts to be lifted and the illusion lessens, they support repression and authoritarianism, which is their actual reality |
Some facts about the extent of Western support for israel: 1. Over 6,000 military flights in a year, including hundreds of transport missions 2. Israel only flew 20% of the 1600 reconnaissance flights recorded and the UK accounts for nearly half, using it's Shadow R1 surveillance aircraft 3. The UK sent israel targeting data amassed during 645 of such flights 4. More than 1200 military cargo flights to Israel in one year 5. Several bases in Europe were used, with hundreds of flights each from the UK, Germany, Italy, Cyprus and Greece This is just some of the data and all this was mostly to fight Hamas and recently Hezbollah The country is nothing but a western satellite state |
Vic2023:She's Japanese |
Ghostagain:Either way there's a personnel crisis within the idf ranks and it's growing |
Ska333ko:It's a rule of life: when you unjustly kill a human being, you also kill yourself his humanity died and he no longer had a place among the living They learnt well from Hitler, even his mistakes and missteps |
Something is very clear on this thread, as clear as day The intellectual posts are mostly from Pro-Russia and Pro-Resistance folks, those who are usually on the other side have extremely shallow takes on things There's a wide gulf between the posts of both and it's quite glaring |
Nigeria has been ranked among the worst-governed countries in Africa, according to the 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG). The report, published by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, revealed that Nigeria slipped three places, now ranking 33rd out of 54 African nations. This marks a concerning deterioration in governance over the past decade, making Nigeria one of the 11 African countries with the worst governance decline since 2014. The IIAG, which has been published since 2007, provides a comprehensive assessment of governance across the African continent. It evaluates countries based on various metrics, including security, rule of law, economic opportunities, human development, and participation in democratic processes. The data is collected from 49 independent sources to gauge how well African countries have managed governance over the years. In Nigeria’s case, the 2024 report highlighted significant governance failures. The country scored poorly on key indicators, such as security and rule of law (39%), accountability and transparency (47.3%), and anti-corruption efforts, where it received a particularly low score of 28.9%. The report also revealed that Nigeria’s performance on social protection, inclusion, equality, and infrastructure remained low, contributing to its poor governance rating. Moreover, the report shows that the governance crisis in Africa is part of a continental trend, as security challenges and shrinking democratic spaces have hampered progress Mo Ibrahim, the foundation’s chair, stated that the governance backslide in countries like Nigeria threatens the economic and social development gains made in recent years. He noted that while the challenges are global, they are especially problematic for Africa, where long-standing developmental issues are exacerbated by these governance failures. Despite the worrying trends, the report did highlight success stories across the continent. Countries such as Seychelles, Gambia, and Sierra Leone showed improvement in governance. Seychelles, for instance, overtook Mauritius as the best-governed African nation, showcasing that progress is possible even amid broader continental challenges. In contrast, Nigeria finds itself grouped with countries like Sudan, Mozambique, and Senegal, all of which experienced significant governance deterioration in the last decade. https://politicsnigeria.com/nigeria-ranked-among-africas-worst-governed-countries-in-new-2024-mo-ibrahim-report/ |
WrriterNg:I don't know what all the noise is about, the US usually invades countries along with NATO or NATO allied countries Russia now has a defense pact with DPRK and this is the first glimpse of it |
Jovi10:That was my last response |
FoolishBoy419:🎯 |
Obedience40:Yes but they just so happen to routinely mass murder them |
FoolishBoy419:Worse still, despite the glaring evidence, he still insists on it |
Obedience40:Yes the leader of an armed guerilla fighting paramilitary group was a pacifist...that makes sense More than 90% of Hamas casualties are military personnel and even some of the so called civilians are armed settlers who routinely kill or shoot at Palestinians Your so called outrage at Hamas is laughable, considering that you believe all Palestinians murdered by israel are human shields Rest abeg |
FoolishBoy419:He's here to carry out a job, not to debate the truth |
Obedience40:Hamas' fight is against the oppressive and Zionist State of israel and not against all Jews like it's founder Ahmad Yassin stated You went from claiming Mandela was for non-violent struggle, to now saying something else...but apparently the problem is lack of comprehension on our part and not your rigmarole |
Obedience40:Mandela founded Umkhonto we sizwe, the paramilitary arm of the ANC, which engaged in guerilla warfare against the apartheid Government Despite his incarceration, Mandela refused to denounce the violence of the ANC The way many of you, confident in your ignorance, turn history on its head is alarming |
Lawag3:With regards to the claim of a rape footage existing, there's no footage of rape that happened. The link you shared makes no mention of photos or videos of rape The report alluded to in that link isn't the official UN report, it's a preliminary fact finding mission by the UN Special representative of the Secretary General on Sexual violence in conflict, Pramila Patten Unlike you, I've read the report submitted by Ms. Patten and it states: 1. There was no meeting with any of the victims of the alleged rape. The report stated " The mission team did not meet with any survivor/victim of sexual violence from October 7 despite concerted efforts encouraging them to come forward". 2. It stated clearly there's no footage or picture of rape 3. The team only met with Israeli representatives and went to only a few locations 4. It concluded it has 'reasonable grounds' to believe sexual violence has occurred based on 'evidences' given by 'authorities' (obviously Israeli authorities) 5. The report clearly stated that the mission "neither intended to, and nor could the mission team, in such a short period of time, establish the prevalence of conflict related sexual violence during and after the October 7 attacks" 6. It stated that "In the medicolegal assessment of available photos and videos, no tangible indications of rape could be identified” 7. It also stated "While the mission team reviewed extensive digital material depicting a range of egregious violations, no digital evidence specifically depicting acts of sexual violence was found in open sources” The report is available online, you can download it and concludes it couldn't establish rape I don't care whether you believe in a Two-State solution, the fact that Palestine had Jews living within it in harmony with people of other religions before zionists from Europe came and introduced terrorism there, means anything you claim is crap About the failure of the Camp David agreement, are you aware of the terms of the proposed agreement? 1. Israel would annex large parts of the West Bank and maintain security control over the other parts. Meaning the West Bank would be cut into three and the PA wouldn't have control of security in any area it controls. This meant Palestinians would need israeli permission to move from one part of the Palestinian State to another 2. Israel would have sovereignty over 'bypass roads', which are roads that cut across the West Bank, which disconnect different parts of the West Bank and the roads would be official Israeli territory. 3. Control of the border with Jordan would remain in Israeli hands. This meant Palestinians would have no control over their borders 4. Israel would take over the West Bank's most fertile lands, which also contained most of the region's scarce water aquifers and in exchange, Israel would give up a part of the Negev desert, which is about one-tenth of what it would annex and it included a toxic waste dump Arafat wasn't a madman to accept those terms, and is it a surprise that an American President sided with Israel? Palestine will be realized and it'll be a proper homeland acceptable to Palestinians, not scrap given by Israel and America |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:The rise of the Eastern bloc led by Russia and China and an end to a unilateral imposition of wills by a select group |
Lawag3:Is there a single video recording of rape on October 7? The UN investigated rape claims on October 7 and found that no single footage exists of rape You believe Palestinians should have no State? Then what are we even discussing, there's literally no point in us conversing You challenge me to discuss a peace deal involving Arafat, when there's a video of Netanyahu still up on YouTube, bragging that he did all in his power to undermine the Oslo Accords and scuttle any peace deal with the Palestinians? You don't believe Palestinians should have a State, this is where it ends on this thread for you and I |
WrriterNg:Russia is simply rewriting the rules of the International Order |
Lawag3:have Israel killed |
Lawag3:Who's trying to justify the deeds of Hamas, Hamas fire did kill civilians, even they admitted to some mistakes. The point is Israeli fire had a lot to do with the casualty rate being that high on October 7 Let's even leave Hamas aside, what do you say about Netanyahu and CO's rejection of a Palestinian State? Or their rejection of even the PA (Palestinian Authority) taking over from Hamas in Gaza, even calling the PA terrorists The issue of peace deals, will make me rehash something I've addressed several times here already and I won't do it again, but the main sticking points have always been Israel's refusal to allow any Palestinian State have sovereignty and Israel demanding the right to perpetually build settlements (which would mean constant displacement of Palestinians and no defined borders) I remember once showing that From the River to the Sea is a provision of the Likud Party Charter. I believe it was a part of my reply to you |
Obedience40:You do know Mandela's ANC had an armed wing right? Malcolm x is widely revered as a hero of the civil rights movement and the US government that denounced him before, acknowledges him today Not a single shot was fired in India? Google the Chapekar brothers, Anushilan Samiti (a revolutionary group), the 1946 mutiny of the Royal Indian Navy, the Chittagong armoury raid, the role of the Ghadar Party etc The point is the founding fathers of America were considered terrorists by the prevalent power of the time |
Obedience40:Mandela nko, Gandhi nko, Malcolm x nko, George Washington too was a terrorist according to the British Infact most of America's founding fathers were terrorists to the British What's your point? |
sainttwist1:You know it's not by force to comment when you have nothing reasonable to say |
obedience4:You claim Hamas has the same ideology as Boko haram, ISIS and alqaeda. I've shown that to be false You claim they use suicide bombings. Again false You tried to potray them as it being universally accepted that they're a terrorist group, also false You're accusing them of kidnapping civilians. Please explain in clear terms what administrative detention is Also explain why Israel always destroys infrastructure in the West Bank when they go on their raids. Infrastructure like roads, water storages, electricity installations etc isn't that terrorism? The truth is any violence Palestinians use they learnt it from the israelis |
obedience4:192 countries in the world, just 12 nations view them as terrorists...nations that are some of the fiercest protectors of israel |
dermmy:How could I forget, his works alone are enough to rubbish all false claims |
Mille:Thanks for the pic They actually chose to open themselves up to negotiations with the Israelis upon winning the elections, but the Israelis rejected their win and instead fought them |
sainttwist1:It's not just a Jewish prof, they include people from a wide range of society Jewish voice for peace Breaking the Silence (an organisation of ex-israeli soldiers) Miko Peled ( ex-israeli soldier) Prof. Avi Shlaim Prof.Norman Finkelstein Gideon Levy, Akiva Eldar, Ori Goldberg ( Journalists) Naturei Karta (Orthodox Jewish Organization) B'tselem (Israeli human rights group) And the list goes on and on |
Lawag3:The answer is simple...Israel's Occupation of Palestine If the occupation stops and Palestinians have their State, it ends Palestinians tried the peaceful route via THE GREAT MARCH OF RETURN, where only flags were held and not weapons, yet about 200 of them were shot dead Hamas doesn't need to threaten a repeat of October 7, violence will remain so long as Occupation remains. It's a given Hundreds of people were kidnapped to free tens of thousands kidnapped through 'administrative detention', where they're held with no charge and indefinitely So many were killed in a day because Israel's response to the fighters' attack on October 7 was indiscriminate. There are reports that helicopters fired into the crowds at the festival without being able to distinguish between fighters and civilians. Infact, I read an article on yet, the Israeli website before it was removed that the fighters weren't aware a festival was ongoing and they were out to attack bases when they happened upon the music festival. Ynet reported it as a conclusion from a preliminary investigation by Israeli authorities into the incident, this is corroborated by testimonies of Yasmin Porta and Neomit Dekel-Chen who both survived October 7 |
obedience4:Instead of you to admit you stated a lot of lies you're yapping nonsense |
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