₦airaland Forum

fuckJones:
Binance has been banned in Canada, China, Japan, UK, Thailand, Europe, Singapore e.t.c

CBN said something isn’t right somewhere with these guys & they have questions to answer

Nigerian are mad at that. How dare the govt fight them.

Same Binance just paid a $4.3bn fine in USA

Ignorance no go kee you.
Those countries you listed have their own Binance branches. There's Binance.us, Binance.ca etc. Also big crypto exchanges exist in those countries. Example Coinbase in US etc. Why Binance global isn't in those countries is cos of regulations and US tryna break the monopoly of Binance. Just beef. Also Binance paid a fine cos of suspected money laundering not cos they manipulated any country's currency

NigerianEagle:
The crypto stablecoin USDT is not the same as US$.

This is a warning to those who are rushing to convert their life savings and wealth from Naira to USDT that they are taking a big risk.

The organisation which manages USDT claims that each unit of USDT is backed by an actual deposit of $1 in a bank but they have never been able to prove this.

There is no audit report or independent verification of this, the only document they have is an attestation.

There is a possibility of a stablecoin crashing and it has happened before.

If the USDT sufferers a serious depeg and crashes you will loose all the money you have there.

Go and read up about Do Kwon and his stablecoin UST which crashed and rendered thousands of people bankrupt.

Stop putting unnecessary pressure on the Naira by rushing to Binanc and other crypto exchanges to convert your money to USDT which is not even a legal tender in any country of the world!

Its okay to yarn dust when you don't understand something.
USDT is accepted by a wide range of stores which are shown on my screen shot.
In fact i bought my laptop 2 years ago on Amazon with USDT(on ERC 20) via Bitpay.
Even if one is uncomfortable with USDT, there is USDC, DAI etc which are backed with USD and ETH, and they have been audited and verified.
STOP CAPPING

PoliteActivist:
*Terribly sorry, I'll reply the rest later. Business calls



*continuing

About hypnosis, one video shows a man hypnotized whereby he couldn't remember his name. The other shows a man hypnotized where he couldn't recognize his friend and the fact he was under hypnosis was wiped from his mind whereby he didn't know he was ever hypnotized.
The point is that a fellow human being can take control of a person's mind without the person knowing they are under control of anything. If a mere human can do that...

About other stuff, you say you remain unimpressed until anyone can provide irrefutable proof. Well, there iis no irrefutable proof about anything in our reality
including it's very existence. Everything is based on preponderance of circumstantial evidence.

Do you have evidence of hypnosis actually working?

Wilgrea7:


I really don't mind identifying as an agnostic or an atheist.

I don't believe in any god/gods, because I've seen absolutely no evidence for them. And that's my definition of atheism.

For a lot of people, their definition of an atheist is someone who affirms that god/gods do not and cannot exist. For them, the word agnostic helps get my point across more accurately.

I get your drift.
I tell people the word atheism would cease to exist if a god shows up and displays itself to humans. Then there would not be any need to be atheistic since there is an evidence of a god

PoliteActivist:
WHO CARES TO READ THIS MAY LEARN SOMETHING

Case For Spirit Release Therapy
By Dr. Alan Sanderson
Spirit possession, according to contemporary science, is impossible, an outworn concept, of interest only to historians and anthropologists. Yet, here in 21st century, two psychiatrists are this evening* suggesting that spirit attachment, as it is now called, may actually be a common and an eminently treatable phenomenon. So what is going on?
I can best respond by telling how I came to involve myself in the subject.
Since I qualified as a doctor nearly fifty years ago, there have been tremendous advances in the practice of medicine. Every branch of medicine has been transformed - every branch, that is, except psychiatry. While there have been advances from improvements in drugs and the development of cognitive psychotherapy, the chief benefits have come from changes in the organisation and delivery of the service. Our understanding of the nature and causes of emotional disorder has advanced scarcely at all. The problems posed by people cutting themselves, abusing drugs and alcohol, suffering periods of depression or experiencing bizarre thoughts and behaviour, seem as great as ever, and we remain in almost total ignorance of the underlying causes. The biological approach, which a century ago appeared to hold out such hope for psychiatry, has run out of steam. Yet, because this remains the only scientifically ‘respectable’ approach, nothing new is being tried. Where should one look? I suggest that to look productively, we make a 180-degree turn, stand on our heads and scan a new vista!
In 1992 I met a hypnotherapist who spoke persuasively about spirit possession and its treatment by hypnosis. He gave me a little book, ‘The Unquiet Dead’, by an American psychologist, Edith Fiore , which describes her pioneering hypnotherapeutic work:
With the patient in trance, what appeared to be attached spirits were able to use the patient’s voice. Through honest negotiation, Fiore helped them to leave. My hypnotherapist acquaintance gave a convincing demonstration with one of my seriously ill patients. I was impressed. I decided to train in hypnosis and to learn spirit
release therapy from Dr. William Baldwin . My training and practice soon convinced me that, whether or not one accepts the theoretical basis, spirit release is a quick and effective therapy.

For some years I used spirit release therapy in the (Public) Health Service, but, as you can imagine, there were problems in using such an approach in the public service. Since leaving the Health Service in 1997 I have been working privately. I have treated hundreds of cases and I can say that spirit attachment, as it is now called, is a common condition for which, in many cases, there is an effective and safe treatment.
Cases speak louder than any argument, but first, here are some clarifying points, seven in all, for your consideration:

1. I believe that consciousness is a phenomenon in its own right and is not simply the result of brain activity. While it is true that during bodily life, consciousness is closely linked with brain activity and largely dependent upon brain function, there are many observations which
support the belief that consciousness survives bodily death and that during life it may, on occasion, operate independently. Examples are: near-death experiences, remote viewing, verifiable recollections of previous lives, mediumistic phenomena, the occurrence of unlearned language, and, of course, spirit attachment. The established scientific view that consciousness is a by-product of brain activity has had the effect of imposing a selective blindness on our thinking. Scientists don’t see the phenomena that everywhere challenge their paradigm, because the paradigm cannot contain them. Theory dictates focus, and focus dictates experience. Scientists have become as opinionated as the churchmen who refused to use Galileo’s telescope. The limitation on our worldview that this blindness imposes is depriving many areas, especially in complementary medicine, of the recognition and the funding that they deserve. Let us stay with this point; it is so important. Demonstrated. No one would suggest that he did wrong to pre-empt the proof. Spirits, we shall be told, are in a different category; accept them as a possibility and we would undermine the credibility of the accepted scientific paradigm. So what? Every scientific theory eventually outlives its usefulness. The many challenging observations mentioned above cry out for its revision. Must we for ever bow down before the questionable belief that the brain causes consciousness?

2. Reincarnation is another vital concept and a tenet of many world religions, particularly Buddhism and Hinduism. Excluded by the Christian Church at the Conference of Nicea in the 4th century, reincarnation is the dynamic structure that gives meaning to human life and experience.

3. What happens after the death of the physical body is crucial. Normally the soul goes to the Light and enters the spirit world proper. Not always, for it can stay on the earth plane, a misfortune for which there are many reasons. It may then attach to other human beings or to locations.

4. Such attached spirits may cause difficulties and ill health to those affected.

5. Spirit release can be achieved in many ways. Exorcism, practised as a religious rite, is the traditional method. Secular treatments are replacing exorcism and are ever more widely practised. Spirits are viewed not as evil, but as misguided and are offered compassionate help. There are two basic approaches, the Intuitive, which requires psychic awareness in the therapist, and the Interactive, in which the therapist helps the patient into an altered state of consciousness and then dialogues with the attached spirit, which uses the patient’s vocal apparatus to respond.

6. Spirit release has two aims: firstly, that the spirit must go safely to the Light; it is not enough simply to get rid of it. Secondly, the patient requires comprehensive healing.

7. That these aims can only be successfully achieved through the assistance of unseen spiritual help is acknowledged by all who do this work.

Psychiatry is a scientific domain, it doesn't rely on voodoo or any supernatural inputs. If you must rely on them, bring proof and not anecdotal evidence or hearsays

Busybrain2233:
To me, this(your quote) is the best quote of recent time.

But wait o... Another funny part is the aspect of healing.

If somebody is sick and prays all he can at home but later dies, these lots would say their god wanted his soul that's why he allowed death to conquer him.

If another person his sick and goes to the hospital even without praying at all or believing in god, these lots would say it's their god that healed him using the physician.

Sometimes I wonder why a god would allow his/her/its child(females) to conceive just to allow his/her/it's child(mother/bab(ies)) to die during child birthing? But funny enough they also have excuses for this too.

[b]Moral: These lots have excuses for every circumstances of the world. [/b]

Case of damned if you do, damned if you don't.
You even forgot a scenario. These lots would run in convulsing babies as emergencies into hospitals and still be praying and disturbing me(the doctor) doing me job. My question is why didn't you continue the prayer undisturbed at home, instead of waking me up from my beauty sleep to abort your baby's seizure?

Dtruthspeaker:
Exactly why serpents, liars and atheists are the same things.

Ok if you say so

What has this analogy got to do with god?

Thundafireseun:
Don't lie

How old are you??

Isnt it better u check the videos first?
These things are normal stuff. Nothing spiritual there

God1000:
It won't happen in Africa

Of course South Africa, Cape Verde, Mauritius, Seychelles, Angola, Botswana, and Mozambique are not African countries

online4business:
If she got the shot and booster IT'S HER FAULT.

you can't take RNA gene therapy and not have heart problems.

Scores are dying in the US to cover it up they are opening the borders and letting people from third world in and paying them.

The media keep mum and the charade continues.

If you think the big pharma or drug companies have your back think again.


Find books by Dr Abrahamson Johnson Dr Lee Merritt and Dr Ted broer and read.

It's your fault if you keep believing the propaganda.

Control=responsibility

Ps cancer rate is now through the roof.

Like seriously, people believe this?
Every damn vaccine has side effects, just like every drug. Some drugs even have worse side effects than Covid vaccines, but we weight the benefits and drawbacks before administering them. Besides only Moderna and Pfizer vaxxes are mrna, the rest are non mrna vaxxes, yet the non mrna have side effects too.
And who told you cancer rates are high due to mrna vaxxes? Mrna vaxxes was started with Covid in circa 2021 but cancer rates have been climbing due to our diet and environment since decades ago.
And how tf do u know it was a covid shot that killed the woman, and even if she took the shot, how do you know the death is related to the shot?
The worse thing is the people that like your post. This country is doomed if its future depends on people like you and your likes

FxMasterz:
The suicide problem of atheism comes from the same demons whose existence atheists deny.

Christian converts in Muslim countries, and those who dwell among chronic Muslim brethren suffer a greater measure of persecution which includes but not limited to isolation, death threats (often carried out), rejection, dehumanization, excommunication, molestation, mockery and a host of other evils. Yet, they do not commit suide or have the faintest thoughts of it.

The same demons are putting your focus on Christians as the cause of your problems while taking your attention off themselves.

You guys should keep deceiving yourselves. A day would come when you would never be able to say again that there's no God because you'll see Him face to face.

Those who have died are currently regretting. If they have the chance, they'll love to return to warn you not continue in this destructive path of atheism. It's quite too late for them now. If you still have your breath, you still have opportunity today to repent.

Yes, those atheists who have died including your revered Darwin is in full regrets right now but it's too late for them. You might ask how am I sure of this. Yeah, I am 2,000% percent sure because I have met God. I know Him and He knows me.

You know what, there's no need replying this post. Its bullshitry is even worse than the OP. LOL 😆

jesusjnr2020:
You must have been blind to the provided screenshot which exposed the height of desperation from atheists to suggest superior argument, so here is it again. Now look at it carefully so you could make sense the next time you quote me.

Maybe atheists create multiple accounts to like comments(which is childish) but theists do that too

jesusjnr2020:
No surprises coming from the same one blindly arguing about heterosexuals being more prone to HIV and consequent death than homosexuals. It takes smartness to be able to do that.

There are studies to that. Both sexual orientations are prone

Dtruthspeaker:
Only people who do not have God as their friend suffer depression.

I guess if I bring stats of christians, both laymen and pastors that committed suicide, you'll tell me they weren't christians. So no need showing you such stats. You're the dumbest theist alive

hopefulLandlord:
Meanwhile there's a religion that promises 72 virgins in afterlife if you can strap a bomb to yourself and detonate it in a crowd

He completely ignored that one, but kept on plucking bullshyte from his resourceful ass

Drjones109:
The primary cause of the depressing life of Atheists in undeveloped societies is a conflict between beliefs and actions. They have different beliefs, but the environment, family, and friends force them to perform different actions. In this situation, depression is obvious when you are doing acts forcefully. You don’t want to perform. Still, perform.

This is an ideal situation to trigger depression .because your will is compromised, all you are doing to praise someone else .you are not prepared to do, but you must obey.

Sometimes it happens in emotional blackmailing like you have to perform prayer to make happy to your parents, and sometimes your parents force you to perform such things. In both cases, your own will be compromised, and you are inviting depression for yourself.

Lets assume this piece is true for the sake of argument. Then you're referring to atheists in undeveloped countries. What about those in developed countries who contribute a huge chunk of worldwide atheists? Are you seeing your reasoning is bollocks. This demonstrates theists may be dumber than a wet bricks

Drjones109:
Fewer Friends
An atheist in such societies is a picky person. He has very few friends. He is not comfortable with everyone. He speaks carefully. His surroundings judge his words and actions.

He doesn’t believe in the majority’s religion. He must be very picky while making friends; any carelessness can put his life in danger. He often cannot discuss his beliefs with his friends openly. He remains silent, so his mind blows, but his tongue remains silent. He wants to share his thoughts, but he can’t. So the second big reason is Fewer friends.

Yes, I have no friends. I'm a loner. I live in a religious society. I'm I suicidal? Hell no!
There are atheists living in UK, Nederlands who openly profess their belief, and have many friends. Are they suicidal? I don't know but I don't think so.
Like I said, your article reeks of quality bullshit. There's no stats, no logic. Just a regular horseshit someone plucked from his ass

Drjones109:
Depression is a serious problem with in the greater atheist community and far too often, that depression has led to suicide. This is something many of my fellow atheists often don’t like to admit, but it is true. I know a lot of atheists, myself included, would all like to believe that atheists are happier people than religious believers and in many ways we are. But we also have to accept the reality that in some very important ways we are not.

There are of course many valid reasons why atheists are sometimes more prone to suicide than religious believers. Interestingly enough, one of those reasons is religious believers themselves. We live in a world dominated by people who often fervently believe ancient superstitions and who many times demonize, harass, ostracize, and disown those who lack belief in those ancient superstitions. Atheists on the receiving end of this treatment are understandably stressed and isolated. They often experience anxiety and depression as a result.

Imagine you are a young person who has just come to the realization that God is imaginary. You have just realized that everything your religious tradition and your parents have taught you is make-believe. Your whole world has just come undone and for the first time in your life, you now have to wrestle with the great existential questions of life on your own and without any support networks. What does it mean to live a meaningful life without a supernatural deity? Without an afterlife to live for, what is the purpose of life?

Not only does this young person have to struggle with these existential questions on their own, but they also have to do so under the backdrop of fear and anxiety about revealing their doubts and atheism to family and friends. Maybe they already have and as a result, they have been ostracized and/or disowned. Left with no friends, no family, no church community… they are alone, in the philosophical dark, and probably facing the bullying and harassment of their former religious community.

I wrote about atheism’s suicide problem before and got a variety of responses. Some atheists questioned whether the statistics actually showed that a problem exists at all. For the record, it does. I can also tell you anecdotally, that it does. Like I said in that previous article, I have had friends who have died or who very likely have died from suicide. Since that post, I know even more atheists who have taken their own lives. But even if the suicide rate among atheists were exactly the same as among religious believes, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t work to lower that number. This life is after all the only life we have.

There were Christians who responded both privately and publicly to my previous article on this subject. They were often quick to point fingers and say things like, “See, atheism causes suicide,” or “Maybe atheists have a higher suicide rate because they know that their life means nothing without God, but are too arrogant to beg him for forgiveness even though they know inside they are guilty, they choose to die forever with their sin.” Yes, those were real comments from real religious believers. It is what has been called, #ChristianLove. Even the odious Bill Donohue of the Catholic League got in on the action. In his book, “The Catholic Advantage: Why Health, Happiness, and Heaven Await the Faithful,” Donohue mentions me by name as he misrepresented and flat out made stuff up about my previous article, which he was attempting to use as source material. These responses, of course, entirely missed the point. Let me lay it out. Yes, atheists like many other marginalized minorities can be prone to depression and even suicide in large part due to the horrible behavior of many in the religious majority.

I acknowledge that while ignorance really is bliss and people may be happier when they believe in magical paradises after death, it is only when people accept reality that they are in a better position to make themselves and others truly happy. It is the difference between being high on drugs and being high on life. Or in this case high on Jesus vs. high on the vast wonders of the universe. Obviously, I think being high on life is the better kind of happiness. But that is just my opinion.

As a community, atheists should be reminding each other about the wonders around us. It is far too easy to get lost in our day-to-day struggles and problems. To paraphrase Ferris Bueller, life moves pretty fast sometimes and if you don’t stop and look around every once in a while, you just might miss it. We only have one life. There are no do-overs and no magically perfect kingdoms awaiting us when we die. This is it. Life’s too short to waste. If your life sucks, work to make it better… if not for you, for those who come after you. Again, there is a vast cosmos out there and we are links in the chain of human achievement.

One thing I have noticed is that after someone commits suicide, there is suddenly an outpouring of support for them. If only that outpouring could have come a little sooner… Well, it kind of can (not for them obviously, but for the next them). That’s right; we can be there for our friends and family right now. We don’t have to wait until someone commits suicide to say nice things to and about them. We don’t have to wait to check in with people we know are struggling. We can be there for people right now. This is one area in which religion has an actual advantage. They have a support system and a community. But atheists can have that too. There is no need to believe in ridiculous superstitions on insufficient evidence to have a community willing to help each other. We got this.

Atheists are notorious for being contrarians and people who are not always joiners. You get three atheists in a room together and it won’t be long before there is some minor issue that divides them. South Park famously satirized this and in the past few years, we have seen this at our local and national meetings and events. But the fact is that if religion has done anything right, it has been to form actual communities for people to gather and share their struggles. We don’t have to all agree on every issue. There are going to be both minor and major issues that atheists are going to have with each other. However, we are all on this tiny blue dot together and we need to be there for each other because there is no magic deity to help us and no one is perfect.

But it cuts both ways. Not only do we have a responsibility to help each other, but we also have a responsibility to communicate our struggles with each other and ask for support. There is no magic deity peering into our souls. Hell, there aren’t even souls to be peered into. Did I just say “hell?” That’s not even a real place. But I digress. Anyway, my point is that we have to offer help to others and we have to ask for help when we need it. That’s on us and there is no shame in admitting that we need help.

OAM4J)

This bullshit made me think you are bonkers. Not a shred of stats. No logical reasoning. Just regular bullshit

Jackanda1:
Though Its sad to read your comments, i can understand you.

I think i'm in your shoes right now. Empty and searching. Except that demons are no longer using me against God, like they are using you.

I need full spiritual recovery. Hope it comes fast.

You're doomed. You're going to hell for being an atheist.

PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*
Where did I say you must accept whatever Einstein said?? Read what I wrote again.
Everybody, not just Christians, ought pay attention to what Einstein says about nature of our existence.

Are you high on cheap urine?
You just reiterated that we should accept Einstein's views

PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*
Well, something has to at least make some sense. If someone tells you they believe something because they had a personal encounter, how can you argue with that? Different from someone telling you God doesn't exist - something you're hundred percent sure they have no way of knowing!

Personal encounters are bullshit. My wife had weird dreams of heaven when she was sedated for a cesarean section(which is a side effect of ketamine). To her that means heaven exists. I tried to convince her otherwise but no way. People also take hallucinating agents like LCD, Molly, etc and see all kinds of stuff. Schizophrenics have visual and auditory hallucinations. They'll tell you they are special cos god talks to them. Would you believe their narrations? No. But they are all personal experiences and to them its real. But people like you would believe them.

Zadokzoe:
This looks like psoriasis. The plaques are dry , raised and most likely itchy. Micaceous scales as well. I might be wrong though.

Yeah its a psoriasis. I was a bit confused by the well demarcated truncal lesions that made me think it's fungal, but closer inspection made me suspect a psoriasis.
The guy is a stupid idiat

cijiy:
https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2024/2/mans-affair-with-five-married-women-ends-in-mysterious-skin-disease-2.html#:~:text=A%2037%2Dyear%2Dold%20man,takes%20hold%20of%20his%20body.

Africans are a special brand of stupid.
What he has is a severe form of psoriasis. Instead of the fool to seek for medical attention and see a good dermatologist, he's spouting nonsense

PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*
I said it! Without the word "god" my man is lost. All those people u see discussing simulation and matrix, do you see any of them use the word "god"?
There is authority then there is authority. If geniuses who figured out truths about our reality that you can't figure out in many lifetimes are all going one way, pay attention! Especially when you are neither a deep thinker nor know anything about the highly advanced sciences upon which they base their statements

Going by your analogy, you should also be atheistic. A good number of scientists are atheists, about 40%, ranging from Hawkins, Crick, Bohr etc. These were great minds with world changing inventions and they didn't think there's a sky daddy up there.
You obviously have never heard of fallacy of appeal to authority, or even any fallacies at all
Lol at theists

Botragelad:
Dude make sense. I was expecting you to quote me and counter my point with something reasonable. Lol

Lol. You go wait tire. Jesusjnr is a known troll. He isn't smart

jesusjnr2020:
That makes sense.

By the way, I don't have to like my own posts as some atheists often do to fake the impression of superior argument. So do not be deceived by the many likes their post often receive. It doesn't mean what they say is more sensible, logical or the truth, but their desperation to give that impression. Check the screenshot below to understand better, because the post in it belongs to a popular and active atheist whose three other monikers are also in view, and suddenly his post had received 3 likes. I'm not that desperate to give the false impression of superior argument.

You just don't make sense. Christians like their own posts. Same as atheists. So what's your point?

libertyfather:
God dey ooooo, I can't proof it but I knw it

We don't work with gut feelings. Science does not operate based on 'i feel it in my spirit'. Its facts

jesusjnr2020:
Wait for them to come and claim that all of these weren't real atheists as the poster above.

Can you name the 'great scientist' that was a Christian?
Also are you aware Buddhists, Muslims etc have NDEs like the 'atheist' you mentioned? So who do we believe since they talked about different gods(based on their location and religion). So which god is real and others fake?

HRprof:
The Great Commission is found in the New Testament of the Bible, specifically in The book of Matthew, chapter 28, verses 19-20:

"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.".

So my point here is this is what you found in your own religious bible and believe in it, you were not there when it was written same as other religions book they also hold the content so tight than you. Try use your head when teaching Jesus to Muslim fanatics your life might be in danger like that woman killed in her early morning preaching against Muslims in Abuja. Jesus did not come to her rescue because is not what he sent her for , that’s my point

Your views are totally in opposite of Christians.
By the way, from what posted, Jesus said he's with anyone promulgating the gospel. So why would harm befall such a person?
Besides if the British adopted your 'soft' stance in evangelism, you'll probably still be an idol worshipper since they won't be interested in leaving the shores of the UK to preach via missionary work

HRprof:
Even in the old our ancestors pray to God through Amadioha, Ogun etc before white man bring white religion to us. I pray because I believe in God but don’t believe in religion. I allow people believe in whatever the feel with no condemnation

In other words, you aren't a Christian

Dtruthspeaker:
In other words no evidence of atheists acts of charity and you are just hiding in the unseeable gen pop.

So, you have nothing.

Dliespeaker talking about evidence? Whoa! Lol 😆