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Nigerians are incorrigible delinquent. |
[img]http://www.usnews.com/dims4/USNEWS/22d4f62/2147483647/thumbnail/970x647/quality/85/?url=%2Fcmsmedia%2F45%2F7f%2F9fd4ee1549dba34589fe1b3e76e2%2F160208-editorial.jpg[/img] Corruption lingers at the core of many of the world's underdeveloped nations. Nigeria, the most populated country in Africa, is perceived to be the most corrupt among 60 countries evaluated, according to data from the 2016 Best Countries rankings. The rankings are a characterization of 60 countries based on a survey of more than 16,000 people from four regions. In the survey, respondents answered how closely they related each of the 60 countries to the term "corrupt." Respondents were given no further specifications of the term, so interpretation of the word "corrupt" was left to survey respondents. Elections in Nigeria face scrutiny, even though government accountability is seen as having improved. In 2015, President Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari became the first opposition party candidate to win an election. As part of his presidential campaign, Buhari promised to crack down on corruption. "When you fight corruption, it fights back," Nuhu Ribadu, the former chairman of Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, said in a TedX talk in Berlin. Nigeria's former national security adviser, Sambo Dasuki, is scheduled to face trial on charges of fraud and money laundering, according to Bloomberg. It is the country's first high-profile corruption trial since Buhari took office. In November, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari attributed this incident – and other alleged abuses of power – to the country's inability to defend itself from other threats, including Boko Haram, an extremist group that began its conquest in 2009 to create an Islamic state. Russia, seen as the second-most powerful country in the world, is also seen as the sixth most corrupt. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, Colombia – a country synonymous with illegal drug kingpins like Pablo Escobar – gives Nigeria a run for its money as the second most corrupt country, based on perception. Below are the 10 countries perceived to be the most corrupt, according to data from the 2016 Best Countries rankings. http://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2016-02-11/10-most-corrupt-countries-ranked-by-perception
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Africans are really crazy. Religion has destroyed their rational thinking. |
Leopardd:I thought you said your source was Reuters?? |
In 1967 Colonel Gaddafi inherited one of the poorest nations in Africa; by the time he was assassinated, he had transformed Libya into Africa’s richest nation. Prior to the US-led bombing campaign in 2011, Libya had the highest Human Development Index, the lowest infant mortality and the highest life expectancy in all of Africa. Today, Libya is a failed state. Western military intervention has caused all of the worst-scenarios: Western embassies have all left, the South of the country has become a haven for ISIS terrorists, and the Northern coast a center of migrant trafficking. https://www.worldpress.org/images/articles/libya.jpg https://media.farsnews.com/media/Uploaded/Files/Images/1393/12/12/13931212000672_PhotoI.jpg https://www.jihadwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/islamic-state11.jpeg Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia have all closed their borders with Libya. This all occurs amidst a backdrop of widespread rape, assassinations and torture that complete the picture of a state that is failed to the bone. [img]http://4.bp..com/-6A9v1aZKj-E/VqZPdEwIEJI/AAAAAAAAc4M/WjQTT3AaFsM/s640/Muammar-Gaddafi-Libya.jpg[/img] Libya currently has two competing governments, two parliaments, two sets of rivaling claims to control over the central bank and the national oil company, no functioning national police or army, and the United States now believes that ISIS is running training camps across large swathes of the country. On one side, in the West of the nation, Islamist-allied militias took over control of the capital Tripoli and other key cities and set up their own government, chasing away a parliament that was previously elected. On the other side, in the East of the nation, the “legitimate” government dominated by anti-Islamist politicians, exiled 1,200 kilometers away in Tobruk, no longer governs anything. The democracy which Libyans were promised by Western governments after the fall of Colonel Gaddafi has all but vanished. Contrary to popular belief, Libya, which western media routinely described as “Gaddafi’s military dictatorship” was in actual fact one of the world’s most democratic States. Under Gaddafi’s unique system of direct democracy, traditional institutions of government were disbanded and abolished, and power belonged to the people directly through various committees and congresses. Far from control being in the hands of one man, Libya was highly decentralized and divided into several small communities that were essentially “mini-autonomous States” within a State. These autonomous States had control over their districts and could make a range of decisions including how to allocate oil revenue and budgetary funds. Within these mini autonomous States, the three main bodies of Libya’s democracy were Local Committees, Basic People’s Congresses and Executive Revolutionary Councils. The Basic People’s Congress (BPC), or Mu’tamar shaʿbi asāsi was essentially Libya’s functional equivalent of the House of Commons in the United Kingdom or the House of Representatives in the United States. However, Libya’s People’s Congress was not comprised merely of elected representatives who discussed and proposed legislation on behalf of the people; rather, the Congress allowed all Libyans to directly participate in this process. Eight hundred People’s Congresses were set up across the country and all Libyans were free to attend and shape national policy and make decisions over all major issues including budgets, education, industry, and the economy. In 2009, Gaddafi invited the New York Times to Libya to spend two weeks observing the nation’s direct democracy. The New York Times, that has traditionally been highly critical of Colonel Gaddafi’s democratic experiment, conceded that in Libya, the intention was that: The fundamental difference between western democratic systems and the Libyan Jamahiriya’s direct democracy is that in Libya all citizens were allowed to voice their views directly – not in one parliament of only a few hundred wealthy politicians – but in hundreds of committees attended by tens of thousands of ordinary citizens. Far from being a military dictatorship, Libya under Mr. Gaddafi was Africa’s most prosperous democracy. On numerous occasions Mr. Gaddafi’s proposals were rejected by popular vote during Congresses and the opposite was approved and enacted as legislation. For instance, on many occasions Mr. Gaddafi proposed the abolition of capital punishment and he pushed for home schooling over traditional schools. However, the People’s Congresses wanted to maintain the death penalty and classic schools, and the will of the People’s Congresses prevailed. Similarly, in 2009, Colonel Gaddafi put forward a proposal to essentially abolish the central government altogether and give all the oil proceeds directly to each family. The People’s Congresses rejected this idea too. For over four decades, Gaddafi promoted economic democracy and used the nationalized oil wealth to sustain progressive social welfare programs for all Libyans. Under Gaddafi’s rule, Libyans enjoyed not only free health-care and free education, but also free electricity and interest-free loans. Now thanks to NATO’s intervention the health-care sector is on the verge of collapse as thousands of Filipino health workers flee the country, institutions of higher education across the East of the country are shut down, and black outs are a common occurrence in once thriving Tripoli. Unlike in the West, Libyans did not vote once every four years for a President and an invariably wealthy local parliamentarian who would then make all decisions for them. Ordinary Libyans made decisions regarding foreign, domestic and economic policy themselves. America’s bombing campaign of 2011 has not only destroyed the infrastructure of Libya’s democracy, America has also actively promoted ISIS terror group leader Abdelhakim Belhadj whose organization is making the establishment of Libyan democracy impossible. The fact that the United States has a long and torrid history of backing terrorist groups in North Africa and the Middle East will surprise only those who watch the news and ignore history. The CIA first aligned itself with extremist Islam during the Cold War era. Back then, America saw the world in rather simple terms: on one side the Soviet Union and Third World nationalism, which America regarded as a Soviet tool; on the other side Western nations and extremist political Islam, which America considered an ally in the struggle against the Soviet Union. Since then America has used the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt against Soviet expansion, the Sarekat Islam against Sukarno in Indonesia and the Jamaat-e-Islami terror group against Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto in Pakistan. Last but certainly not least there is Al-Qaeda. Al Qaeda: The CIA’s Computer Data Base Lest we forget, the CIA gave birth to Osama Bin Laden and breastfed his organization throughout the 1980′s. Former British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook told the House of Commons that Al Qaeda was unquestionably a product of western intelligence agencies. Robin Cook explained that Al Qaeda, which literally means “the base” in Arabic, was originally the computer database of the thousands of Islamist extremists who were trained by the CIA and funded by the Saudis to defeat the Russians in Afghanistan. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) used to have a different name: Al Qaeda in Iraq. Read: America Created Al-Qaeda and the ISIS Terror Groups ISIS is metastasizing at an alarming rate in Libya, under the leadership of one Abdelhakim Belhadj. Fox News recently admitted that Mr. Belhadj: “Was once courted by the Obama administration and members of Congress” and he was a staunch ally of the United States in the quest to topple Gaddafi. In 2011, the United States and Senator McCain hailed Belhadj as a 'heroic freedom fighter' and Washington gave his organization arms and logistical support. Now Senator McCain has called Belhadj’s organization ISIS, “probably the biggest threat to America and everything we stand for.” Under Gaddafi, Islamic terrorism was virtually non existent and in 2009 the US State Department called Libya “an important ally in the war on terrorism.” Today, after US intervention, Libya is home to the world’s largest loose arms cache, and its porous borders are routinely transited by a host of heavily armed non-state actors including Tuareg separatists, jihadists who forced Mali’s national military from Timbuktu and increasingly ISIS militiamen led by former US ally Abdelhakim Belhadj. Clearly, Gaddafi’s system of economic and direct democracy was one of the 21st century’s most profound democratic experiments and NATO’s bombardment of Libya may indeed go down in history as one of the greatest military failures of the 21st century. |
The Uk's response was a sucker punch! |
Most Nigerians lack rational thinking, they just believe everything their pastors tell them. |
https://40.media.tumblr.com/2c966da25a841c533cf09059b70d0652/tumblr_inline_o0u2hhxbVP1twof8s_400.jpg When a guy started asking this woman for nude pictures, she decided to get inventive. Rather than simply telling him where to go, she realised playing a prank on him would be far, far more satisfying. When the woman, who posts under @jwzayn on Twitter, received a message saying: “I want to see you without all that necessary clothing on,” she replied positively. "OK hang on a sec,” she said. But instead of sending through a naked selfie, she sent a screen grab of a loading screen, below. https://41.media.tumblr.com/8bc7e756a01b5a931a4d725605797cb4/tumblr_inline_o0u3v3C8QI1twof8s_500.png The ‘genius’ post (Twitter/@jwzayn) He waited a moment and replied telling her it didn’t work, requesting it again. Another loading screen then arrived. But rather than realising he had been pranked, he assumed it must be a technology problem. “I think I need to buy a new phone,” he wrote. Posting the exchange on Twitter, she wrote: “I’ve been sending him a picture of the loading sign and he still hasnt realised lmao.” The tweet has been favourited more than 7,000 times and retweeted around 6,000 times. One user responded calling it “absolute genius” and added “I am inspired”. Another said: “You win the internet today, ma'am.” https://40.media.tumblr.com/af61c2eb5aefef9ab3b97ea95015b2f6/tumblr_inline_o0u3y801A01twof8s_500.jpg The man wonders whether his phone is broken ((Twitter/@jwzayn) http://anthonyrobertpearce.tumblr.com/post/137147628317/a-guy-asked-this-woman-for-a-naked-selfie-and-her |
Lalasticlala seun |
Hindsight is 20/20. Looking backwards after someone's personality has developed, you can observe clear benchmarks that make their future seem obvious. But at the time, while the plot is still unveiling itself, there's no way to tell what the outcome of anyone's life story will be. The children pictured here all grew up to be some of history's most evil individuals. Looking at their young faces, you'd never be able to guess their fates, or the fates of their victims. 1. Anders Behring Breivik https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/717/desktop-1448268964.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/718/desktop-1448268990.jpg Breivik is a Norwegian terrorist who murdered 77 people, 69 of whom were children. He infiltrated an island summer camp for the Workers' Youth League, a group affiliated with the ruling Norwegian Labour Party. Breivik committed the mass killing to draw popular attention to a manifesto he wrote, a far-Right extremist screed against Muslims, Feminists and multiculturalism. 2. Kim Jong-Il https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/715/desktop-1448268862.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/716/desktop-1448268886.jpg Kim Jong-Il refined the autocratic cult of personality that his father Kim Il-sung began. His poor handling of the economy led to mass starvation, and his regime was responsible for mass exterminations, rapes and other crimes against humanity. His son, Kim Jong-un, is no better. 3. Benito Mussolini https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/713/desktop-1448268755.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/714/desktop-1448268780.jpg Mussolini, one of the original architects of Fascism, was responsible for heinous war crimes. Before WWII, during the Second Italo-Ethiopian War, he ordered the bombing of Red Cross hospitals and used mustard gas against enemy troops. There were also a number of massacres and summary executions without trials. During WWII, he used similar measures to cow the population of occupied Yugoslavia. 4. Bashar al-Assad https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/711/desktop-1448268605.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/712/desktop-1448268631.jpg Assad, the president of Syria, is considered a war criminal and mass murderer by most conscientious international observers. He was on his way to a career as a London ophthalmologist when his older brother died in a car wreck, leaving him as heir to the Assad political dynasty. Assad's punitive response to Arab Spring protests in his country precipitated the outbreak of civil war that's still being fought. There is now photographic proof that Assad's regime operates dozens of extermination facilities in which dissidents are killed by the thousands. 5. Adolf Hitler https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/709/desktop-1448268504.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/710/desktop-1448268528.jpg Adolf Hitler was the supreme architect of the Holocaust, responsible for the death, dismemberment and displacement of millions, and generally considered the most evil person in history. His legacy continues to influence the life of every individual on the planet. 6. Saddam Hussein https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/707/desktop-1448268325.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/708/desktop-1448268382.jpg Hussein was the president of Iraq between 1989 and 2003 when he was violently deposed by the United States and the "Coalition of the Willing." His regime is responsible for between one quarter and a full million of his own people, depending on who you ask. 7. Emperor Sh?wa (Hirohito) https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/705/desktop-1448268232.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/706/desktop-1448268274.jpg Hirohito ruled Japan from 1928 to 1989. During his reign in 1937, Japan occupied China's capital city, then called Nanjing (Anglicized into "Nanking" during the Second Sino-Japanese War. For six weeks, Japanese troops raped and murdered Chinese civilians. The incident came to be known as "The Nanking Massacre" and "The Rape of Nanking." Estimates place the death toll between 200,000 and 300,000. The massacre is still denied by many Japanese politicians, straining international relations.8. John Wayne Gacy https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/703/desktop-1448268149.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/704/desktop-1448268186.jpg Gacy killed 33 young men, by luring or forcing them into his home and strangling them. His serial murders are made somehow even more terrifying by the fact that Gacy was a clown, "Pogo the Clown," on his free time. He was executed in 1994 after waiting on death row for 14 years. 9. Charles Manson https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/701/desktop-1448268061.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/702/desktop-1448268103.jpg Charles Manson was the head of the "Manson Family," a cult that murdered seven people in the early 1970s. Manson was originally a singer-songwriter, and believed that the killings would help bring about a race war in America. His term for this war was "Helter Skelter," a misapplied Beatles lyric. 10. Heinrich Himmler https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/699/desktop-1448267944.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/700/desktop-1448268005.jpg Himmler was among the most powerful Nazi elites. A failed chicken farmer, he was one of Hitler's most trusted lackeys, charged with constructing and managing the concentration camps. He was also the head of the Gestapo and built the SS from a minor force into a great terror. He attempted to negotiate with the Allied powers at the end of the War, without Hilter's knowledge. When Hitler discovered his treachery, he ordered his arrest but the British captured him first. He killed himself soon afterwards 11. Gary Ridgway https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/697/desktop-1448267869.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/698/desktop-1448267905.jpg Gary Ridgway is the most prolific serial killer in American history. He murdered 49 women before being caught. He was also a necrophiliac. Ridgway was given life without parole. 12. Osama bin Laden https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/695/desktop-1448267813.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/696/desktop-1448267838.jpg Osama bin Laden was born into a wealthy and influential Saudi family, and was a major figure in the Mujahadeen's war against the Soviets in Afghanistan. He later founded al Qaeda and was responsible for orchestrating 9/11. 13. Jeffrey Dahmer https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/693/desktop-1448267666.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/694/desktop-1448267718.jpg Dahmer is a serial killer who was judged to be legally sane during his trial. He was convicted of murdering seventeen men and boys. He was also a necrophiliac, a rapist, a cannibal and stored parts of his victims in his freezer. He was beaten to death in prison. 14. Ted Bundy https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/691/desktop-1448267586.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/692/desktop-1448267622.jpg Bundy is the poster boy of serial killers. He confessed to thirty murders, but the number is likely higher. Little about his neutral manner suggested his true nature, as a killer, rapist and necrophiliac. 15. Joseph Stalin https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/687/desktop-1448267348.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/689/desktop-1448267485.jpg Stalin was a Bolshevik revolutionary and theorist who became the leader of the Soviet Union after Lenin's death. Historians argue about just how many deaths his regime was responsible for, but estimates place the number somewhere between ten and twenty million, killed by assassination, Gulag, famine and forced resettlement. 16. Alexander Pichushkin https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/686/desktop-1448267318.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/690/desktop-1448267479.jpg Possible brain damage from a childhood swing accident, a life of bullying and persecution, and alcoholism may have all contributed to Pichushkin's murderous spiral. His spate of killings began in 1992 and did not stop until he was caught in 2006. In total, he murdered a minimum of 49 people, though the number was possibly as high as 60. He was sentenced to life in prison, with the first 15 years in solitary confinement. Source: http://look.checkthisyo.com/evil-people-kids-photos/ |
11. Gary Ridgway https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/697/desktop-1448267869.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/698/desktop-1448267905.jpg Gary Ridgway is the most prolific serial killer in American history. He murdered 49 women before being caught. He was also a necrophiliac. Ridgway was given life without parole. 12. Osama bin Laden https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/695/desktop-1448267813.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/696/desktop-1448267838.jpg Osama bin Laden was born into a wealthy and influential Saudi family, and was a major figure in the Mujahadeen's war against the Soviets in Afghanistan. He later founded al Qaeda and was responsible for orchestrating 9/11. 13. Jeffrey Dahmer https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/693/desktop-1448267666.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/694/desktop-1448267718.jpg Dahmer is a serial killer who was judged to be legally sane during his trial. He was convicted of murdering seventeen men and boys. He was also a necrophiliac, a rapist, a cannibal and stored parts of his victims in his freezer. He was beaten to death in prison. 14. Ted Bundy https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/691/desktop-1448267586.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/692/desktop-1448267622.jpg Bundy is the poster boy of serial killers. He confessed to thirty murders, but the number is likely higher. Little about his neutral manner suggested his true nature, as a killer, rapist and necrophiliac. 15. Joseph Stalin https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/687/desktop-1448267348.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/689/desktop-1448267485.jpg Stalin was a Bolshevik revolutionary and theorist who became the leader of the Soviet Union after Lenin's death. Historians argue about just how many deaths his regime was responsible for, but estimates place the number somewhere between ten and twenty million, killed by assassination, Gulag, famine and forced resettlement. 16. Alexander Pichushkin https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/686/desktop-1448267318.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/690/desktop-1448267479.jpg Possible brain damage from a childhood swing accident, a life of bullying and persecution, and alcoholism may have all contributed to Pichushkin's murderous spiral. His spate of killings began in 1992 and did not stop until he was caught in 2006. In total, he murdered a minimum of 49 people, though the number was possibly as high as 60. He was sentenced to life in prison, with the first 15 years in solitary confinement. Source: http://look.checkthisyo.com/evil-people-kids-photos/ |
6. Saddam Hussein https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/707/desktop-1448268325.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/708/desktop-1448268382.jpg Hussein was the president of Iraq between 1989 and 2003 when he was violently deposed by the United States and the "Coalition of the Willing." His regime is responsible for between one quarter and a full million of his own people, depending on who you ask. 7. Emperor Sh?wa (Hirohito) https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/705/desktop-1448268232.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/706/desktop-1448268274.jpg Hirohito ruled Japan from 1928 to 1989. During his reign in 1937, Japan occupied China's capital city, then called Nanjing (Anglicized into "Nanking" during the Second Sino-Japanese War. For six weeks, Japanese troops raped and murdered Chinese civilians. The incident came to be known as "The Nanking Massacre" and "The Rape of Nanking." Estimates place the death toll between 200,000 and 300,000. The massacre is still denied by many Japanese politicians, straining international relations.8. John Wayne Gacy https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/703/desktop-1448268149.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/704/desktop-1448268186.jpg Gacy killed 33 young men, by luring or forcing them into his home and strangling them. His serial murders are made somehow even more terrifying by the fact that Gacy was a clown, "Pogo the Clown," on his free time. He was executed in 1994 after waiting on death row for 14 years. 9. Charles Manson https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/701/desktop-1448268061.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/702/desktop-1448268103.jpg Charles Manson was the head of the "Manson Family," a cult that murdered seven people in the early 1970s. Manson was originally a singer-songwriter, and believed that the killings would help bring about a race war in America. His term for this war was "Helter Skelter," a misapplied Beatles lyric. 10. Heinrich Himmler https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/699/desktop-1448267944.jpg https://media.galaxant.com/qa/000/244/700/desktop-1448268005.jpg Himmler was among the most powerful Nazi elites. A failed chicken farmer, he was one of Hitler's most trusted lackeys, charged with constructing and managing the concentration camps. He was also the head of the Gestapo and built the SS from a minor force into a great terror. He attempted to negotiate with the Allied powers at the end of the War, without Hilter's knowledge. When Hitler discovered his treachery, he ordered his arrest but the British captured him first. He killed himself soon afterwards |
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That's an average size python. |
superior1:I now see your stupidity was inherited from your brainless parents, you silly 4cktard! |
superior1:Nigeria will continue to remain in the dark with unintelligent people like you. |
Ihenacho Chinweuba, 27 and 33-year-old Uche Enuosa |
You guys are brainless and hopeless on this forum. Your country is falling apart and y'all are spouting trash here. |
themonk:He did not make all that money he inherited it from his father. His ancestors made a lot of money from the slave trade. |
Austeenx:No it has lots of sports and jigijigi channels. |
Is that the religion of peace again? |
4peace:Dude, I'm an android developer, so I know very well what I'm talking about. |
bigtt76:I thought as much as well, why would I go through all that to find the password I know already? This post is useless. |
How art the mighty fallen! |
benega:Yet another fantasist with a made up story. Get a life! |
In as much as I hate the man, he's right. |
See what idleness is doing to Nigerians! I don't see anything constructive or funny about the post. How can a grown up man waste his time on a Monday morning on this trash? |
Whoever is collecting that money should be made to eat that awful food for a year. Why are black people so evil and wicked to themselves? |
ikbnice:The funniest thing is you guys don't even tolerate one another in Africa. |
Why do they have to display this in a stadium? Is it not possible to just give the car to her inner home or school?? |
The most painful thing is the Saudi authorities are blaming the stampede on African pilgrims because they are uncivilized. And you see muslims from all over Africa that are prepared to go to that place. |
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during the Second Sino-Japanese War. For six weeks, Japanese troops raped and murdered Chinese civilians. The incident came to be known as "The Nanking Massacre" and "The Rape of Nanking." Estimates place the death toll between 200,000 and 300,000. The massacre is still denied by many Japanese politicians, straining international relations.
