Foreign Affairs › Re: I'm Beginning To Support Russia In This War And In Most Things by Karnice600: 11:52am On Feb 01, 2023 |
Goalnaldo: Good evening brother. You mentioned about God calling you in one of my thread. Please I'll like to have your WhatsApp number or email address as I have certain things to discuss with you. You sef, even if dem take spiritual deep sleep slap your face, you no go still see clear say this guy na error 404; sense not found? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: I'm Beginning To Support Russia In This War And In Most Things by Karnice600: 11:43am On Feb 01, 2023 |
javaRookie: So you had to be disrespectful to make your point??
You d!ck ride the Russians and lowballed all the good deeds of USA.
You can cry me a River, as long as the dollar remains the international medium of exchange Russia is getting nowhere near word power.
Now run along and continue your d!ck riding from the "source" you didn't read online. Forget the fool. The guy dumb scarra. Pansophist na e be dia leader. These ones were created to counter the West. Na their full time job |
Foreign Affairs › Re: I'm Beginning To Support Russia In This War And In Most Things by Karnice600: 11:35am On Feb 01, 2023 |
BentizilL: You aren't wise by saying if Russia has the same power, they'll turn worse than US... Then USSR have as much or more power than US, did they commit than US.. You guys should stop writing shit you know nothing about or regurgitating the rubbish you read online.. 
Tell this rubbish to the African countries that got their independence with the help of Soviet, tell that to the countries that are free now because of Russia.. Tell that to South Africa, Ethiopia, CAR, Mali just to mention few..
Russia is no saint but they're far better than US.. The West thought Russia would've collapse now but everything they wish Russia is happening to them. We know the people facing regime change, record inflation and a bleak winter ahead.. Russia and the West are trying to destroy their strongest adversary but they're wrong, Russia is stronger and building influence than ever now with a lot countries after the collapse of Soviet Union. Every country now realise their true intentions and are building connection with them, even Nigeria is part of those countries.. Disuan head don knock. Na to run enter market remain. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: I'm Beginning To Support Russia In This War And In Most Things by Karnice600: 11:31am On Feb 01, 2023 |
javaRookie: iLegend you miscalculated on this one, even though some of the things you say about the USA are right but best believe me, Russia is no Saint.
If Russia has the same power that USA had, they will turn out worse than the later. Every country will cower in fear.
It's convenient to choose a "better" devil than the one you don't know about.
I am in no way supporting USA, like I read a lot of bad things and heinous crimes they have committed, but that can also be consolidated with the good things they have done too.
I read somewhere that the USA refused South Korea launching a space station or so because they were afraid South Korea will start gathering intelligence report on them.
This would also mean that they can target areas of interest using satellite technology for say intercontinental missile.
All in all, USA are a better alternative than Russia, of anyone can be a world power, I will prefer China they are a little better than both Russia and USA.
I don't support some of their Communist idealogies tho, but at least, it's a better option. Go and work in a Chinese company. You'll come back to edit this your post. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: I'm Beginning To Support Russia In This War And In Most Things by Karnice600: 11:20am On Feb 01, 2023 |
iLegendd: They're not angels. I never said that, but they've commited less atrocities than the US who claims to be the world's saviour, yet leading us closer to hell and poverty while enriching themselves and their allies as they suppress and demean the rest.
The US looks down on everyone except themselves. Is that what God teaches? leading us closer to hell and poverty while enriching themselves and their allies as they suppress and demean the rest.
Good heavens! Such glorious delusion!! Maybe you don't have anyone making money from the internet. Never in history has it been easier to have young millionaire than today. Maybe you live on the moon. Anyway some were born blind. For some, their decisions made them so. Whichever your case is it is well with your bittered soul. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: I'm Beginning To Support Russia In This War And In Most Things by Karnice600: 11:08am On Feb 01, 2023 |
iLegendd: All of a sudden, I'm in support of Russia, China, India, BRICS+, etc. over the US/NATO.
The US is too manipulative, authoritative, controlling, egotistic, morally debased, and wicked. Gullible people will never realize this.
It's sad I'm realizing it late after hating on Russia/Arab countries for years because of my support for America.
They claim to be a Christian country, but they commit the highest atrocities against God and humanity. In these atrocities, they still use the media to make themselves look like saints or make the evil they do look like "freedom" or "good deeds" when it's done by them. When done by others, it's evil.
America is the reason the world is morally corrupt and everyone lies. All their good intentions come with a demonic agenda and control over others.
I pray another country takes over world power or at least, weakens America's power and the Dollar. Not everyone is born blind. For some it's a decision. More grease to your feeble 'bows'. |
Foreign Affairs › War Dynamics: US Marines Take Up A New Form For Future Threats by Karnice600(op): 8:23am On Feb 01, 2023*. Modified: 9:53am On Feb 01, 2023 |
The US military commitment to the Pacific was underlined in a White House meeting between the leaders of the US and Japan. But behind the scenes, this renewed focus on Asia has sparked a fierce debate within one of its most fabled military forces, writes defence analyst Jonathan Marcus. A bitter family row has erupted in one of the US military's most hallowed institutions, the US Marine Corps. A host of its former senior commanders are lining up to attack the current leadership over plans for its reinvention. At issue is a plan to adapt the service for a potential conflict against China - a plan dubbed Force Design 2030. Almost from its inception this plan has been under attack with a cohort of retired generals taking the unusual approach of going to the press to air their frustrations. Retired senior officers have been meeting regularly; speaking at seminars and think tanks; and devising their own alternative to a plan which they see as a disaster for the Marine Corps' future. One prominent critic is the former US Navy Secretary and former Senator for Virginia, Jim Webb, who served as a Marine officer in the Vietnam War and ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2015. Writing in the Wall Street Journal, he described Force Design 2030 as "insufficiently tested" and "intrinsically flawed". He warned that the plan "raised serious questions about the wisdom and long-term risk of dramatic reductions in force structure, weapons systems and manpower levels in units that would take steady casualties in most combat scenarios". So what has got them all so upset? Launched in 2020 by the Marine Corps Commandant General David H Berger, the plan is intended to equip the Marines for a potential conflict with China in the Indo-Pacific region rather than counter-insurgency wars like Iraq and Afghanistan. The new plan sees the Marines as fighting dispersed operations across chains of islands. Units will be smaller, more spread out, but packing a much bigger punch through a variety of new weapons systems. Huge amphibious landings like in World War Two or massive deployments on land - like in Iraq - will probably be things of the past. Most unpopular is the plan to cut back on foot soldiers and give up all its tanks. Such proposals have led some critics to feel the Corps is turning its back on its past. While it has close ties with the US Navy it is a separate service which grew dramatically in World War Two and has taken a prominent role in recent campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan. Public perceptions of the Marine Corps are powerfully influenced by the World War Two experience. Anyone who has seen John Wayne in the 1949 feature film The Sands of Iwo Jima or the more recent mini-series The Pacific produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks will remember the large-scale amphibious operations; men storming ashore from landing craft and so on. This is not the way the new plan sees the Marines as fighting. Its traditional role as America's military first responder, capable of taking on disparate challenges around the globe, is what critics believe could be compromised by the new plan with its clear focus upon China and the Indo-Pacific. So what exactly is in the plan? some infantry battalions - the foot soldiers - to be cut around three-quarters of its towed artillery batteries replaced by long-range rocket systems several helicopter squadrons are being cut giving up all of its tanks Money for the new weapons systems, totalling $15.8 billion, are to be funded by the cuts which amount to some $18.2 billion. In addition to the new rocket artillery systems, there are to be new anti-shipping missiles that can be fired from land and new unmanned aerial systems. The goal is to equip and train the Marine Corps for a new kind of warfare that the fighting in Ukraine has already prefigured. The primary guiding factor of Force Design 2030 is what the Marines' Commandant refers to as distributed operations, breaking up large forces into widely distributed smaller units but ensuring that they have sufficient military punch to make a real difference. US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida meets US President Joe Biden Military specialist Mike O'Hanlon, director of foreign policy at the Brookings Institution in Washington DC, rejects the central criticism that the new focus on China might impair Marine operations elsewhere. The Marines will go where they are ordered, he says, and the new strategy probably won't impact on operations as much as some think. "What really has mattered in this regard is the withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan in recent years - THAT is the big change, irrespective of (and mostly before) General Berger's vision was even developed." Many commentators insist that change is essential if the Marines are to face up to the challenges of the modern battlefield. Dr Frank Hoffman - himself a former Marine officer - is now a Distinguished Research Fellow at the US National Defense University. "I think the critics are looking backwards to a gloried past, and fail to see the strategic picture vis a vis China and technology in a really disappointing way," he says. While the withdrawal of the Marines' tanks has drawn particular criticism, Dr Hoffman believes it is the right course. There will still be plenty of armoured vehicles, he argues, just not "the heavy tanks and their supporting cast of refuellers". "It's an adaptation to cover a deeper area with a more accurate mix of firepower such as we are seeing in Ukraine. The Corps has used its aviation element to have this range in the past, and now it will have a mix of traditional artillery and a family of missiles that will increase the lethality and range of its fire support." These are all steps that many would say are justified by the lessons from Ukraine. The utility and importance of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs); rocket artillery; and the ability to strike at great range with great accuracy have all been underlined in the Russia-Ukraine war and are very much part of the Marines' new plans. But their envisaged battlefield is very different - not the forests and steppe lands of Ukraine but island chains reaching across the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean. Force Design 2030 is very much an evolving programme. There have already been changes and there will be more. And while the direction of travel has been established there are still huge problems to resolve, not least the logistical challenges posed by a force likely to be distributed over a vast area. Amphibious shipping will play a key role here. And as Nick Childs, the Senior Fellow for Naval Forces and Maritime Security at the IISS in London explains, new kinds of ships are going to be needed. "Just relying on their traditional large amphibious ships would leave them too vulnerable to the kinds of modern weaponry that they are likely to face", he says. "So new kinds of smaller ships in greater numbers will be vital, so that the Marine Corps can operate in a more agile and dispersed way." But getting more ships is not going to be easy. Smaller ones can be built quickly and in a wide range of shipyards but not necessarily at at the pace needed. The US Navy also needs significant numbers of new warships and it is far from clear that there are the funds or the ship-yard capacity needed. It's the age-old problem of matching strategic priorities to resources. And the crisis in Ukraine underlines that old threats can reappear just as a force is trying to focus itself in an entirely new direction. https://news.yahoo.com/amphtml/us-marines-being-reshaped-china-003401219.html |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Missile Threat: Boris Johnson Lied Or Didn't Understand - Putin's Press Sec by Karnice600: 1:26am On Feb 01, 2023 |
MimiSheWrote: Run off ke? 
Lol for your mind!!
Well I don't freaking run dude! my dad actually raised a warrior lol! I just know when a debate hits rock buttom!
Ok About your question, there are many official reasons why Warsaw pact failed. But to put it in the most simplest way possible:
The pact broke off for the same reason couples get a divorce! The same reason that your first love left you for someone new lol (just an example) What happened to Warsaw can actually happen to any block, NATO included! I mean we can already see signs and evidence of disunity among Nato members. Hungary and Turkey for example. So It's only a matter of time before the rest start getting fade up with Washington's policy (just a possibility)
And about the sour relationship between former Soviet members and Russia... Well there is this saying: a prophet is not usually honored in his/her home land!
Even the almighty US is not that 'popular' in her own region most countries in the Americas hate the United States more than anything.
Russia is a regional power! and an obvious contender for world power just behind China. It's almost impossible to get to that level without making tons of enemies, especially in your own immediate neighborhood where you are more active in.
And besides.. US is even more hated all over the world than Russia... So what are you saying Now I understand that most of your narratives are from hear-says, rather than research and realities.
The pact broke off for the same reason couples get a divorce! The same reason that your first love left you for someone new lol (just an example) What happened to Warsaw can actually happen to any block, NATO included! I mean we can already see signs and evidence of disunity among Nato members. Hungary and Turkey for example
Nah , nah. No way. This is too shallow. Please do some little reading and research. I'll give you just one reason out of several. You'll look for the rest yourself. The 6 days Arabian war with Israel in 1967 played as a disadvantage to the Warsaw pact. Why? because the Arabian coalition was backed by Warsaw states against Isreal, who was backed by the US and NATO. About 2 months later after Israel's battering of the Arabic coalition, Bulgaria, then a Warsaw member staged a summit, stressing the need for a robust security. She pulled out eventually, against the backdrop of communist failures. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Karnice600: 7:02pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
rottennaija: And you think these will do what exactly? Will u keep quiet and listen to what okeysoninv is telling you? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: WWIII Would Come If Russian Tanks Get To Kyiv Says Crosetto by Karnice600: 6:52pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
Regex: Cowards. Russian tanks will get to Kyiv and EU + Nato will do nothing. Like the first convoy of tanks went and returned home, abi? This your mumu tie gele o. Walahi |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kyiv Claimed Responsibility For The Terrorist Attack In Iran by Karnice600: 6:42pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
pol23: Let’s see where this will end. I know Ukraine is being actively guide and direct by NATO, so Ukraine can’t attack Iran without NATO’s approval. I hope they have a clear plan of what they’re doing? Iran has already been sanctioned and they’ve nothing to fear about turning Ukraine to dust… and yes they have the capability. If Russia just promise to defend them against the NATO. Ogbeni, you don chop today? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kyiv Claimed Responsibility For The Terrorist Attack In Iran by Karnice600: 6:37pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
tamdun: Well,no one will blame Iran for sending weapons to Russia,Ukraine already invited them to the party So the Kamikaze drones that Russians have been using so far came from Ghana abi? See you and sense like night and day. |
Phones › Re: Nigeria Is The First African Country To Use Elon Musk's Starlink by Karnice600: 6:28pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Eniola Badmus Refers To Tinubu As 'Incoming', Gets Slammed (Photo) by Karnice600: 6:09pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
lhordspy: It is far more dangerous to be around or have disrespectful uncultured pigs as followers on social media. It can be equated to like being box in a cell with violent animals.
What do you expect from group of people who are killing, cannibalising, and beheading themselves just to spite the president, who is in Aso rock with his family drinking quality nunu, with freshly prepared cow meat in a cozy and serene atmosphere.
They are in Lagos, insulting and abusing Tinubu but their parent are in the village relying on half litre of kerosene from the likes of ikpeazu and 500naira as Childbirth token from Ugwuanyi to surivive. Guy shut up. Just shut the hell up. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Made Himself A Laughing Stock, Surrounds Himself With Incompetent Service by Karnice600: 5:35pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
seunny4lif: At least you get better thing for that your coconut head.  We need to try another person which is Obi. APC destroyed everything reach ground as they knew they can never win again Bros, I tell you. APC destroy everything for Nigeria na only me remain |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Made Himself A Laughing Stock, Surrounds Himself With Incompetent Service by Karnice600: 5:23pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
seunny4lif: as  If I slap that your coconut head.
Everyone dey oooh, inflation dey deep man pocket oooh, how your side? Who you dey vote for? We dey o.
Who you dey vote for?
I'm voting out Bulaaba with all my strength and might. Kicking out Kwankwa and Atiku with whatever is left. And roll big time with President Obi |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Made Himself A Laughing Stock, Surrounds Himself With Incompetent Service by Karnice600: 3:42pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
seunny4lif: Yet over 32 countries are run around to fight him indirectly , begging South America leaders for weapons. If Putin is weak then why can't NATO USA or UK declare no fly zone over Ukraine or sent troops to Ukraine like they did in Libya, Iraq, Vietnam , NK, Somalia or even shared Ukraine into 2 like they are doing in Syria. If Putin is weak, the NATO biggest allies Isreal, Gulf nations will not refused NATO demand to Isolate Russia. Saudi Prince have talked to Putin more than Biden last year alone, UAE, Saudi and Oman are importing Russia oil Putin proved to the world that USA NATO only understand strength and power. When Lithuania government was making noises after blocking Russia trains from passing though their land to Russia enclave Island and Russia responded that if Lithuania refused to Open it, Russia will open it through military way, NATO called Lithuania to order quickly, telling Lithuania government was on her own. Ah, person pikin. Where you go hide, wey we no see you and your nonsense posts since? We miss your uselessness o. How family na |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Made Himself A Laughing Stock, Surrounds Himself With Incompetent Service by Karnice600: 3:34pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
BentizilL: The only people that made themselves a laughing stock are the western countries being disgraced and trying so hard to retain their Hegemony...  mumu |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Lands In Anambra Intl Airport by Karnice600: 3:31pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
globemoney01: Anambra Airport was singlehandedly constructed by Gov Willie Obiano and is now a beehive of activities since commissioning.
APC Candidate lands at the airport for the first time to kick off his Anambra campaign. Another string of insults loading. |
Politics › Re: Governor Emmanuel Udom Reacts To Tinubu Calling Him 'That Boy' by Karnice600: 2:37pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
emmanuelbrown26: But higher percentage of yorubas are supporting d drug lord . d nature of my hustle makes it possible for me to meet and talk to people from all tribes. Though some yorubas are tired of d drug lord but boldness and confidence to say it openly is just another thing Exactly. They'll dare not say it to his face |
Politics › Re: Governor Emmanuel Udom Reacts To Tinubu Calling Him 'That Boy' by Karnice600: 2:32pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
nazicartel: udom is not Igbo No mind am. That's the average stupidity of a Nigerian blinded by the Wazobia disease. |
Politics › Re: Governor Emmanuel Udom Reacts To Tinubu Calling Him 'That Boy' by Karnice600: 2:30pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
Asgard13: If Yoruba race are tire md of being his slaves as Tinubu stated ..
Nigerians will know
Don’t speak for Sophisticators.. or you need dictionary to define Sophisticators?
Self acclaimed elites..
They know how to handle that if they’re so tired
How can Tinubu be telling them to their faces that he owns them and they’re quiet like cold
Free me .. is freedom of speech and truth is so hurting I mentioned this to a friend and he said it's an insult on the Yorubas. I told him truth comes like insults to every man. |
Politics › Re: Governor Emmanuel Udom Reacts To Tinubu Calling Him 'That Boy' by Karnice600: 2:25pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
Tochj: I don't like bringing Yorubas into Tinubu rubbesh. Yoruba race is even tired of his Nonsense. ..and none has the guts to call him to order to his face? |
Politics › Re: Governor Emmanuel Udom Reacts To Tinubu Calling Him 'That Boy' by Karnice600: 2:22pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
gozmok1: PETER OBI always talks about Economy, Education, Infrastructure, etc..cool
While dis Clownish Tinubu is always about Obasanjo, Atiku, Peter Obi, etc..and will NOT tell us how he intends of Clear the Damages done by his USELESS party, APC.
Honestly, Between Tinubu and his Supporters, I Nor know who Yeye Pass. Them alone account for 25%~ 30% of the misfortunes plaguing the world today, due to lack of common sense. |
Politics › Re: Governor Emmanuel Udom Reacts To Tinubu Calling Him 'That Boy' by Karnice600: 2:19pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
SpecialAdviser: Tinubu ego will kill him. Calling a sitting governor BOY shows how disrespectful he can be. Do I blame him? NO. It's Fashola, Ambode and Sanwo Olu giving him too much respect and submitting to him like slaves I blame.
That's why he threw away Ambode like a used tissue paper. People say they respect him because he made them governor. Why is Tinubu not respecting the person that made him governor? Abi, is he the first governor of Lagos state? Why are people who made him governor not dictating for Lagos? The guy jazz he is using in Lagos gives him confidence he can insult everyone and get away with it. It will end in shame for him surely. Amen |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 2:13pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
atmy1: You don't know anything about international politics and you come here making claims. Keep wallowing in the western propaganda you are being fed. Ignorance is bliss. RT.com is not propaganda abi? When una just manage grab one word like this, na so una go just dey misuse am anyhow. Weytin your friends do follow them do. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 2:08pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
mysticwarrior: the truth is bitter but you must drink it. Do you even know the meaning of truth? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 1:22pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
atmy1: These NATO guys are just guessing but don't know the intention or capacity of Russia. Just like they guessed Putin's invasion of Ukraine twice, abi? The joke is on the person who paid your last school fees. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 1:15pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
LogicnReason: You are dumb and it has consequences for your future. It is the reason why you may not be successful in life. You don't know how to stay on topic, it shows you must have been a failure in school.
You called out Nato and I showed you the hypocrisy of what you did because the Russia you are supporting also broke a treaty. If you were a wise person that is sincere, you would have let it go cos that was fact. If I were you I won't even respond cos that's true. Or is the fact for which I called you out a lie? Now since you are good with posting treaties, post the document in 2014 where Russia told the world they saw a lab in Ukraine that's why they broke their treaty. Because I can show you all the reasons Russia gave since Feb 24th 2022 for attacking Ukraine.
And by the way, if your reason hold any fact at all, you must be very silly to imagine that a SOVEREIGN nation like Ukraine cannot own their right to make their own weapon lab's in their own country because Russia who makes nuclear weapons in its own country don't like the idea. Are you normal? When Iran is clamoring to make nuclear weapons, did American role tanks into the country or did they enter negotiations of disarmament with them?
Yes America did worst things in the past. But in todays world were everyone is making amends and trying not to Lord over independent nations, your support for this behaviour in Russia shows that you are from a lower species different from homo sapiens And by the way, if your reason hold any fact at all, you must be very silly to imagine that a SOVEREIGN nation like Ukraine cannot own their right to make their own weapon lab's in their own country because Russia who makes nuclear weapons in its own country don't like the idea. Are you normal? When Iran is clamoring to make nuclear weapons, did American role tanks into the country or did they enter negotiations of disarmament with them?
Wow...see sweet egusi soup and fufu. Good reasoning. So much sense inside one DNA. Very apt. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 1:06pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
Masterito: Why not tell us about the Budapest agreement which came first and Russia failed to keep thier promise? Do you know Ukraine once had nukes? No mind the yeye boy. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 1:01pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
JOemmy: The US has always been very accurate in predicting the next move of russia and putin though russia will always deny it. I don't know if it's now a crime to have russia as ur neighbor? That's the question these Putin potty gangs are not asking. Why are most Russia's neighbours looking Westward? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 200,000 Fresh Russian Troops Preparing To Capture The Whole Of Ukraine (Photos) by Karnice600: 12:53pm On Jan 31, 2023 |
atmy1: USA has invaded countries simply because it feels threatened by them. Russia may not be as rich or have as many friends as the US but it's grieviances are equally legitimate. Why didn't they just sanction Serbia instead of bombing them? You are a joke. I no get too much time now to teach you some basics on this. Hope you're good |