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werepeLeri:I will think given the FoI bill, it should be easy to provide documentation refuting this, shouldn't it? Surely the gullible people will be convinced by this since they are easy to sway aren't they? |
kay2000:Don't be so dense. Surely you know financing does not need to be exclusive. Meaning they can have multiple financial backers. Also no matter how much they get from local politicians they still need training; which Al Qaeda can provide abundantly. And once again, the attack on the UN building is clearly Al Qaeda's calling card. Before that attack Boko Haram only attacked local government offices and police stations. That attack was a statement to the effect that Boko Haram has stepped into the international circuit. That attack was analogical to a street gang initiate asked to kill somebody to prove his loyalty and as part of his initiation ceremony. |
Amacaco:Oops. Ever heard of FoI? |
This is now news. The moment the UN building was attacked, their partnership was confirmed. |
Tsiya:I am glad Northerners know what the real problem is - their so called "elite" who believe in the "Al Majiri" system where a few hundred are so rich, they wipe their a$$es with $100 bills, while the rest are just as dirty poor. And the poor line up in front of the mansions of the "elite" and get hand-outs as they shout "ranka de de". This same "Al Majiri" system was also adopted by the Federal Government as the governors of the state make monthly trips to Abuja for the hand-outs. We reject the "Al Majiri" system as all hardworking people would. As you reject it, you validate the position that you are hardworking. Only a lazy baboon will rely on or make reference to oil revenue share. So actually he understands the problem; he just will not bring himself to admit he's part of the problem. |
weird mind:Unfortunately, the person who introduced the Unitary System happens to be Igbo - Aguiyi Ironsi. After the counter-coup of '66, the bandits that took over simply continued it as it was now steeped in their favor. |
Please listen to the most intelligent man in Nigeria (if the white devils who forced us into this unholy and unwholesome marriage are to be believed. |
Lol @ all saying "I USED to respect Sanusi". Thankfully your eyes are now open. |
You would have benefited from Regular Expression expertise. |
If the so called Nigerian Police Force was not such a joke, they'd know to confirm they are Boko Haram and not "suspected" before talking to the press. |
All of this is not new to even casual iOS app developers. |
Chimanet:It simply means you've not had to handle bulk data transfers and manipulation, or you are using the wrong frameworks. |
A sect that agitates for Islamization of Nigeria cannot claim to be "peaceful" because that in itself is a declaration of war. Only a Muslim Northerner can view such an entity as "peaceful". Besides we know how much peace countries around the world are experiencing as their governments are engaged in one war or another with the proponents of the "religion of peace". By the way, what is more peaceful than a dead body? I suppose that's what they mean by "peaceful religion"? |
Lol. In any case, the only people who thought Man U were the favorites to win in 2009 were the typically biased British analysts. And when I say Yaya presents an edge, I mean he provides the kind of versatility that Busquets does not - from attack to midfield to defense. |
BigBoi11:Look, I have said it before but success is a burden. And success also makes criticism difficult. But the fact remains that the strongest Barca team EVER remains the team of 2008/2009 that won every single competition hauling in an unprecedented 6 trophies. Guardiola then set about tearing down that team which had a fantastic balance of youth and experience, and that's why he's still struggling right now to match that same team's achievements. And no, Busquets never scored regularly (once in a Blue Moon is an appropriate description). If Busquets was not good, he would not be in Barca, but the fact remains that he's not as versatile as Yaya (which is the edge Yaya provides). That is my point. You stating that Busquets plays defense too indicates that you keep missing the point; HOW WELL does he? I already pointed out an example (out of a bunch) of blunders he committed costing Barca valuable points. Whenever Busquets has to play in the defense again in the Camp Nou, make sure you pay attention to the crowds unease whenever there's a set play or he receives the ball in defense. |
I will just deign you with a response here: Give me an example where Yaya conceded a goal from a set piece. Go dig that up. I have seen so many instances that Yaya made a mistake, but guess what he redeemed himself by coming forward and scoring! When last did Busquets score? Why do you think Yaya is played in the attacking mid-field role in Man City? Do you think it's easy to be able to find an INDIVIDUAL who can play the role of central defender, defensive mid-fielder and attacking mid-fielder? Do you realize all the DIFFERENT qualities you must have to be able to play all 3 roles SUCCESSFULLY? Long and short of it: Busquets inclusion in Barca has given him exposure (which was Guardiola's ultimate goal) and that's why he was given a chance in the national team of Spain. But believe you me, if Yaya was Spanish, Busquets would have no chance in the Spanish national team (just as David Silva despite his brilliance has no chance as long as Xavi and Iniesta stay fit). And why can't David Silva get the nod ahead of Xavi or Iniesta despite how good he is? Because there's always an EXTRA edge they add to the team which he doesn't. |
J12:Believe you me, the only reason I believe Guardiola had a preference for Busquets was because his (Busquets) father was Guardiola's team-mate in the 1990s because it's so obvious Yaya was better. And he tried to justify his decision by using Busquets like he did Yaya only to have it blown right back in his face several times: I will only mention one example - the second goal by AC Milan from a corner. The ball went right over Busquets (who merely jumped without any real attempt to head the ball) for Thiago Silva to nod in. And this played over again and again. I maintain, the team got less flexible with that decision he made. |
Lame idi.ot. Barca is your team right? When did you watch your first Barca game? Are you from Barcelona? Have you been to the Camp Nou? You are here online using terms like "our" and "my" to refer to Barca. Continue with your tomfoolery. |
Opinions don't count much without sound knowledge. There's a reason I hardly come to this sub forum: beer parlor analysts. |
[quote author=Imperial McHæl link=topic=854103.msg10049134#msg10049134 date=1327539508]Thats Wonderful logica!, so it all comes to this point - you attacking me. Anyway, its always difficult admiting the truth especially when one is wrong. For the record, I am not a madrid fan and don't be conceited I always do my homework before making my coments. Hold your peace it was a wonderful display from both sides and the better team won even when they don't deserve it, but of course, they were better.[/quote]You make me laugh. Attack? Even if you are not a Madrid fan, you ARE a Barca HATER (as indicated from your previous comment). It really doesn't make a difference as you are hurt either way. |
LOL. So the page magically arrives on the computer through packets floating in the air or what? |
You can call me what ever you wish, but I have pointed out a problem and I pointed out a cause. That's still better than people like you without a clue who talk of Barca cheating and referee bias. You can go lick your wounds o. |
[quote author=Imperial McHæl link=topic=854103.msg10048899#msg10048899 date=1327535397]@logica Your logic is faulted. Its a fallacy to say that if Yaya Toure had stayed in barca, blah, blah blah, Its just like saying that had Madrid signed Neymar they would have won. They are mere (and of course bad) speculations[/quote]In just one post you faulted my "logic" and came up with a completely ridiculous analogy (since Neymar never played for Madrid). I was not speaking of "what ifs", but facts. Fact is, when Yaya was in Barca, Barca never had the central defense problem. Did Yaya voluntarily leave? No he didn't. So I blame Guardiola for the hole in the central defense. Do you know about football? I doubt it. |
Mcleo007:He's obviously an imb.eci.le as he had previously demonstrated. You know all those beer parlor football analysts who don't even know the rules of football? |
sholatech:Coentrao? Yeah, many of them should've been sent off. sholatech:It was even worse than that: from the replay I saw him hold Alves' arm and pull just as he was about to jump for the ball. He used the leverage of his jump to pull Alves down. For a brief second, I wondered who was marking him to give him a free header till I saw the replay. |
PeeDaVinci:No. Has Seydou Keita ever played central defense before? Yaya Toure, who played holding mid-field and also central defence (as he did in the last few matches of the Champion's League in 2008/2009 season). He (Guardiola) tried to do the same with Busquets but without success (as he replaced Yaya with Busquets). If you follow several Barca games, the problem had been the central defense (and susceptibility to set plays - corners and free kicks). These were areas where Yaya neutralized the danger in the absence of Puyi. It now became a silly defense whenever Puyol didn't play. And so many games as I pointed out Pique was off. This is why Barca currently trails Real Madrid by 5 points. In this night's game, he should have been subbed within 30 mins. That fo.ol above probably doesn't know half of what I know about football. |
buzor:I have to break it down to you since you are an imbe.ci.le. Yaya Toure was sent away to Man City even though he wanted to stay in Barca. Comprehende? Mor.on. That's why I said Guardiola is the cause of the problems; he sent a solid utility player away. Monkey. |
buzor:You will keep wondering for long because you may have brain damage affecting memory. Did any Real Madrid player get sent off just last week when they lost at home 2-1 to Barca? But if you know a bit about football and not just parrot the dimwitted mantra by Mourinho, you will know that if a player deserves a red card, then he gets it. Not issuing a deserved red card actually provides an advantage to the offenders team since he's playing rough and using under-hand tactics. By not issue a deserved red card, you have placed the other team at a disadvantage. And the ref really did Real Madrid a big favor by not sending Diarra off in the first half. In any case Guardiola is the reason Madrid was able to make a come back. Even though Yaya Toure is at the ANC, he would have reduced the workload on Pique and ensured Pique could be replaced when ever he had an off game (like today). Pique has consistently had off games for the past several months. To think he was in the league of best defenders in Europe just last season. His positional play has become so ridiculously poor. Shakira, over to you. |
dasparrow:It makes more sense if you say it's an active ingredient in some commercial mosquito repellents. I'm not sure it works anymore though. Oh yeah, Mosi Guard is a good mosquito repellent. But of course it's only effective for about 4 hours or there about, and only useful for outdoor activities. |
If Mortein doesn't work, then it's fake. You can also avoid mosquitoes getting into your house by taking precaution as you go out and come in. They usually wait at the door because they can detect the presence of a human as the Carbon Dioxide you produce emanates from the edges of the door. Also carpenters (as generally all Nigerian handy men) do shoddy jobs with the mosquito nets at the windows. |
zayhal:You don't say! FYI ALL insecticides are harmful to humans. The thing keeping us alive (and not thrashing around like the insects) is the low insecticide mass to body mass ratio. Anyway OP try Mortein. |
Ultrame:It would be a good opportunity to waste them all. If capable men replace these sub-humans, then they can be wiped out if they decide to turn on the society. Simple as that. |
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If capable men replace these sub-humans, then they can be wiped out if they decide to turn on the society. Simple as that.