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PoliticsRe: Nigerians: This Is An Apology by MandingoII(m): 5:08pm On Mar 21, 2010
Sodom and Gohonorhea, NEVER existed,


it was a fable.
PoliticsRe: Describe Nigeria In One Word? by MandingoII(m): 5:06pm On Mar 21, 2010
unfortunate
Foreign AffairsRe: U.s. Wages Food War Against Somalia by MandingoII(m): 5:05pm On Mar 21, 2010
what happened to all the piracy loot?
It is in kenya, have you checked the Kenyan Real Estate market recently?

They are BOOMING!!!! bacause of Piracy loot.

Also,


The WORLD has given up on Somalia, sorry but that is the truth for now.
Foreign AffairsRe: Do You Think The Teabaggers Are Racist? by MandingoII(m): 5:02pm On Mar 21, 2010
They are STONE RACISTS!!!!

They are for the separation and betterment of the white race.

basically, it is NAZIsm in America 2010.

White people are FEARFUL COWARDS, always have been, always will be.
Foreign AffairsWill The European Union Go Belly Up And Will The Euro Flop? by MandingoII(op): 12:52am On Mar 21, 2010
The EU is nothing but one large welfare state- the stronger states (Germany) support the weaker states (Ireland, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria etc etc etc) It has been a great ride betting against the EU and making money on their collapse- the greatest fund manager of all time said, "its only a matter of time before the European Union becomes the European Disunion, in short less than 2 years." That was last year. Anyone who has ever lived in Europe knows that their system is fundamentally flawed. It was nice while it lasted,


I think the Euro will flop!

Greece said it is going to the IMF for relief, you know what that means,
PoliticsRe: Why Did You Leave Nigeria? by MandingoII(m): 10:13pm On Mar 17, 2010
Making it in America for a Nigerian entalls,

a job he hates and is afraid to lose, renting an apartment around africans, two weeks vacation in Nigeria a year spent breathing noxious fumes on a highway clogged with motor vehicles while playing BIG SHOT. Living in the company of a spouse with whom he has nothing in common and children who hate him.
PoliticsRe: Why Did You Leave Nigeria? by MandingoII(m): 9:41pm On Mar 17, 2010
Nigerians need to educate their masses PRONTO!
PoliticsRe: Why Did You Leave Nigeria? by MandingoII(m): 4:53am On Mar 17, 2010
So why has China risen so dramatically in the last 20yrs? What changed? I mean they're still Chinese with same mind set. Could it be because they had new dynamic liberal leaders. Why is South Korea more prosperous than North Korea and why was Dubai built in less than 20yrs and not before?
Just as leaders can take nations forward bad leadership can take a nation backward e.g North Korea with its despotic leader. We will never know what it would have been like if we had leaders like the Awos the Fasholas as opposed to the Banbagidas and Abachas.
Don't be retarded.
Because SHELL, EXXON, CHEVRON et.al.

RULE Nigeria.

and all the governors and political figures have their HAND OUT for money from the Oil Magnets while their people starve, and the governing body do not care.

Nigerians have high tolerance for pain. if they didn't they would rise up and overthrow the bums, BUT because the ethnic groups despise each other , this is NOT going to happen.

just crabs in a barrel.

when they come to America with their enthusiasiam and lofty dreams they become disillusioned because America is a country that will PUT YOU TO WORK, for crumbs if you do not have the right skill set or education.
PoliticsRe: Why Did You Leave Nigeria? by MandingoII(m): 4:45am On Mar 17, 2010
Its a shame many left Nigeria to further their education but ended up as Cleaners, Taxi drivers, Security guards, Pros.titutes the list is endless.
FACT!

I think they call home and tell their peeps they are doing big thangs in the states, yet, All I see are nigerians working in hospitals as orderlies, taxi drivers and a few students that are failing in record numbers.
PoliticsRe: Why Did You Leave Nigeria? by MandingoII(m): 4:41am On Mar 17, 2010
Why do people DISLIKE Nigerians so much across the globe?


Why have Nigerians done for their host country besides take take take.
PoliticsRe: Seun's Attitude by MandingoII(m): 11:35pm On Mar 14, 2010
When YOU OWN SOMETHING you get to SET THE RULES



It is the capitalistic way.

If you do not like it, do not patronize it.

How are you going to complain in somebody else's house?

LEAVE if it is disturbing to you.

******************

This is what we do in America. Damn, you people act like the man owe you something.

In reality he's doing you and Nigeria a favor by keeping the board alive.

Because it is a source of headache, dealing with MISINFORMED people on the regular.


I'm talking from experience because I SOLD a message board because of the headaches.
PoliticsRe: Leave Seun Abeg by MandingoII(m): 8:31pm On Mar 14, 2010
and yet you refuse to move on to some akata message boards
ewure
Afraid I will see your dirty panties?

maybe I'm nigerian - by blood type.
PoliticsRe: Leave Seun Abeg by MandingoII(m): 8:22pm On Mar 14, 2010
Nigerians are too emotional. embarassed

You mofo's talk alot of sh.t but ZERO action. angry

If you are NOT going to create change, shut the fugg up!
undecided

The poster[i] CAP28 [/i]and I were in a heated conversation, when I suggested ACTION, he vanished!


so please, this is nothing but hot air , hurt feelings, resentments, and misinformation running rampant.


stop believing in media bull crap and do your OWN research.
PoliticsRe: Untruths About Diaspora Nigerians When It Comes To Politics by MandingoII(m): 8:16pm On Mar 14, 2010
on the contrary.

The Nigerians I know in America want a DIVIDED Nigeria.
PoliticsRe: Leave Seun Abeg by MandingoII(m): 8:08pm On Mar 14, 2010
who is Seun huh
SportsRe: NBA Season 2010/11 by MandingoII(m): 10:27pm On Mar 13, 2010
nobody cares about the NBA until the playoff.

Everything elses is just hot air lipsrsealed
SportsRe: Clottey Vs. Pacquiao - Can The Ghanian Win? by MandingoII(op): 10:25pm On Mar 13, 2010
oh thats right, if its not about a white footballer


Nigeria do not care. angry
SportsClottey Vs. Pacquiao - Can The Ghanian Win? by MandingoII(op): 5:51pm On Mar 12, 2010
This is Clottey's largest payday. The Ghanaian is guaranteed a measly $1 million dollars plus pay per view royalties. Floyd Mayweather wanted a guaranteed $40 million dollars.

Pacquiao is guaranteed 10 times what Clottey is getting shocked


The writers chime in with official Pacquiao vs. Clottey Picks

Everybody is ready for the Manny Pacquiao vs. Joshua Clottey bout this Saturday evening, and the ProBoxing-Fans.com staff is going on the record with our official picks and predictions. Does anybody see Clottey pulling off the huge upset? Do they think Pacquiao will win by knockout or by decision, or what will happen in the bout?

Scott Levinson: Does anyone else feel this is more dangerous for Pacquiao the closer we get to March 13? Something inside is telling me Clottey is going to put forth a great effort. I think he will pursue and punch with purpose, which will only give way to a better Pacquiao. I see Pacquiao using his movement, speed, and fast combination punching to stay a step ahead in the early going. I picture a fast-paced and exciting bout. Pacquiao’s attack will begin to put a dent in Clottey’s resolve over the second half of the bout, causing his workrate to dip. Manny will sweep the final rounds and wind up winning about 10 rounds. I think Clottey will earn a moral victory in making it to the final bell.

Prediction: Manny Pacquiao by unanimous decision

Rich Thomas: Joshua Clottey is a tough fighter in the great Ghanian tradition of tough fighters, but I fear he is more like Ike Quartey than Azumah Nelson. He is a tough fighter and a serious threat to anyone who gets in the ring with him, but there is something in there that leaves him just short making the transition from being a good fighter into an excellent or a great fighter. Like Quartey, he is one of these guys who always seems to come just short when matched with a boxer who truly has the right stuff.

That said, Clottey is tough as nails. Miguel Cotto was looking somewhat fragile even before Pacman got to him, and I am starting to think that he might be one of these boxers who has a short, bright career with an early end, ala Donald Curry or Wilfred Benitez. Clottey might not have the championship grit, but his body is made of tougher stuff. He will be game going at least as far as the late rounds, although when it comes to making that last big push to pull himself out of the hole, Clottey won’t make it.

Prediction: Pacman UD12.


Nathan Nau: In a bout that most experts think is a mismatch, Manny Pacquiao will use his superior footwork, hand speed, and combinations to hold off the tough and larger Clottey. I believe this fight will be closer than most experts think, with Clottey having his moments, but ultimately failing in an upset bid via a closer than expected unanimous decision.

Prediction: Pacquiao by unanimous decision


Scott Dryden (ProFighting-Fans.com): Clottey is a very tough competitor who has a ton to gain with a victory. He will bring it to Pacquiao which will make for a very exciting fight, at least for awhile. As he often does, Manny will take over the fight in the 5th round and will dominate from there on out. Pac-Man adds to his impressive victory with an 8th round KO.

Prediction: Pacquiao via 8th round KO


Ryan McArthur: Just before Clottey fought Miguel Cotto back in March 09, he just may well have been the most underrated pug in the business. Just after Pacquiao fought Cotto 5 months later, he did become the most revered and feared fighter on the planet. Remember while watching Pacquiao that we just may be witnessing the best fighter the sport has seen since Roberto Duran of the 1970s.

Of course Pacquiao is the favorite here, and rightly so, he’s earned it. The fact remains however that this is a really tough and extremely well matched bout. Clottey is technically sound, a good body puncher and the strongest fighter Pacquiao has faced in his Hall of Fame career. Will this be enough though to stop the Pacman bandwagon?

Ultimately I’m going to have to say no and take the easy way out. Pacman by Unanimous Decision. He’s just far too busy, too fast and too good for the very competent Clottey (he just doesn’t throw enough punches to beat the Filipino).

Prediction: Pacman by Unanimous Decision


Jake Emen: Clottey is a very good fighter, but he seems to be just good enough to be able to complain loudly about losing his biggest fights. He came up short against Antonio Margarito and Miguel Cotto when both were winnable fights. There’s a chance that weighing 165 lbs or so on fight night will allow him to walk through Pacquiao’s shots and walk him down, landing thudding shots that take the speed out of Pacquiao’s legs and arms. That’s a small chance however, and Pacquiao should be able to buzz in and out of Clottey’s range, taking advantage of his cover up defense to score with plenty of telling shots.

Prediction: Pacquiao by Unanimous Decision


As you might expect all of the ProBoxing-Fans.com writers are siding with the favorite and the pound for pound king, Manny Pacquiao in the Pacquiao vs. Clottey bout scheduled for this Saturday evening. Most think it will be a unanimous decision, some foresee a stoppage and some could be sniffing some trouble brewing, but all see Pacquiao coming out ahead.

Come fight night, you can check in for our live Pacquiao vs. Clottey round by round blog. You can also check out Scott Levinson’s detailed, full length preview and prediction for Pacquiao-Clottey to get you geared up for the bout!

http://www.proboxing-fans.com/pacquiao-vs-clottey-predictions-from-the-proboxing-fans-com-staff_030810/

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