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Encountered these niccas at Oasis hotel which is on the same Finbarrs road as Lagoon hotel. These guys bragged about the 'refineries' they owned, beautiful girls they controlled like pìmps down to reeling out the number of 'bodies they caught' etc.

I carried my legend and moved a bit. . .l aint fcking with ma Niger Delta brothas.

DL things.

. . .it's hard to stay true to the game when you gat this much money thrown at you. One thing is for sure, this won't be a Reasonable Doubt kind of album.

Before y'all task your brains too much. . .

Drake name dropped balotelli in the song 'Enough said'- 'Went from my nicca serving it by the tele/ to venues in Manchester just swerving like balotelli'.

[quote author=*Kails*]why do you say that?[/quote]Eurocentrism is thoughts or practices privileging European identity, culture and historical events over those of other regions.

Marco Polo, in ur quoted post wrote "they are a most violent and cruel generation who seem to eat everybody they catch". Herein lies his eurocentrism, the binary thinking which constructs a white, progressive, modern and civilised european identity and juxtaposes it to a black/indigenous underdeveloped and barbarian group.

The idealized ideology of western heroes who 'conquer' 'savage' peoples in the remaining 'dark spaces' of the globe.

Another example is Christopher Columbus' notion that the native americans were a barbaric people.

What this subtly conveys is the impression that non european culture should be inferior and easily subdued without a fight. One would wonder what the reactional response would be from a culture faced with irrepressible pressure as history shows the native americans were almost wiped out, and they were considered barbaric?

Eurocentrism

[quote author=DonWhizzy ]and we aint bound by none of those foreign rules. i have outlived wars on this forum, hurting words defying space and time, fly at the speed of light across continents.

i have seem men that are always willing to help their fellow men. big guys/gurls giving advise to younger ones.
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this is you one stop shopping mall for anything.

the only limiting law is that of our conscience. your values.[/quote]Sure at bolded until especially the US determines something you are doing is affecting their interest. Look at the massive clamp down on kim dotcom in far away new zealand, confiscation of his server and assets backed by the US SOPA, shut down of virtual payment processors, arrest of individuals in ukraine, belarus, uae, etc all in other internet related events etc.

The US are building massive data centers, it will be folly to think the US is/will be spying only on americans. When these foreign powers determine you are doing something against their interest, they will come for you, subtly or through your govt. Even if the charges don't stick like dotcom, the deed has already been done.

MOSSAD infiltrated dubai to smuggle out a hacker sometime ago.

It's a thin line on the internet because it has 'no jurisdiction' and you are safe as long as you don't give the wrong side enough reasons to come after you.

panafrican: I'm Panafrican and Nigeria is a province of the Federal Panafrican Republics. Goodluck is just a governor.

What's the currency over there sir?

You need to understand that comments are owned by whoever posted them, thus you are wholly responsible for them. So is your liability when your comments can be interpreted by a party as infractions.

People have been jailed in countries like saudi arabia, bahrain, iran, russia etc for online comments. Look at what downloading articles did to Aaron Schwartz in the US.

You should enjoy here tho.