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PoliticsRe: APC Leaders Angry With Buhari Over State Of Emergency Comments by MiloRambaldi(m): 11:49am On Jun 05, 2013
jjcbuthot: How is he tribalistic? You are the tribalistic ones who doesnt want to hear anything Hausas or north despite the hausas being more accommodating to other people than your tribe. How many ibos are in the north compared to other tribes in your region? Tell me...

Go and check Buhari's cabinet members when he was head of state, PTF chairperson, etc.

The same man you are accusing of tribalism didnt forgive Maitasini when the later was killing people in the north. His government identified him and he was killed with NO civilian casualty.

The same way some us belief Odi invasion by soldiers was unnecessary. And I am sure you were opposed to Odi invasion because you are from that region. Tell yourself how Godly you are if you oppose Odi invasion and you support emergency rule in the north.
Which Maitatsine was killed with NO civillian casualties? Are u plain ignorant or just blinded by bigotry? Over 9000 people died due to Maitatsine crisis, bulk of which were civillians.
--> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maitatsine

Odi massacre cannot be compared to the BH's SoE in the 3 States. In the town of Odi, the criminal killing of 12 Policemen by a gang led to a Police/Military retaliatory massacre - "indiscriminately attacking the civilian population and the town's buildings. Every building in the town except the bank, the Anglican church and the health center was burned to the ground", resulting in the deaths of hundreds of civiliians
--> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odi_massacre.

It's why even Buhari's CPC believes Obj should face trial over the Odi Massacre
-->http://www.punchng.com/news/obasanjo-should-face-trial-for-odi-massacre-cpc/

And why the FG was ordered to pay compensation to Odi residents
-->http://premiumtimesng.com/news/121196-odi-massacre-court-orders-nigerian-government-to-pay-n37bn-damages-to-residents.html

Odi issue was completely diffrent from current SoE. The military is not indiscriminately attacking civilians in the North by this SoE - contrary to continued misinformation from Buhari. One must commend the efforts of the military who are trying very hard ( even with a hostile, if not complicit populace) to minimize civillian causlaties.
PoliticsRe: The Toll Booths At The New Ikoyi Link Bridge.pics by MiloRambaldi(m): 9:04pm On Jun 04, 2013
eko ilee: I don't care and it makes no difference to me, that bridge belongs to the federal government and they can do whatever they want with it.


And this is not just about tolling, this is more about what you do with the money collected. Is the FG going to use the money collected from Lagosians to build more roads and bridges in Lagos? Are they going to use it to build schools and hospital for Lagosians..
Of course tolling the 3MB would make a lot of difference to Lagosians just as tolling the Lekki Epe road is affecting the area. But because Fashola's govt is god to you, you opt to see no wrong is their commercializing basic amenities.
TV/MoviesRe: Game Of Thrones : Red Wedding Scene by MiloRambaldi(m): 1:41pm On Jun 04, 2013
bigrovar: Robb was a fool, he is not worthy of being a lord talkless of a king.. he is selfish & immature... Catalyn Stark for all her fault give him good counsel but he was carried away by youth and felt too big to listen to his mother. He give his word and was duty bound to marry the Frey girl. The whole war, the north and the river land was reliant on that marriage. The Frey would guarantee him over 5000 men including mounted knights instead he throw all that away because of a woman. His father was a different Man. Ned Married Catalyn out of duty not out of love. He married her to keep the river land in support of the Robert rebellion.. He had to spun the love of lady Ashara whom he fell in love with in the tourney in Harrenhal as much as he was in love with her.. I never comprised his stand but went home to catalyn whom he was duty bound to marry.

Instead Rob lost Winterfel (for his strategic blunder of trusting the Iron Islanders.. as in seriously who in their right mind does that? Iron Island understand only one language.. War and Violence)

He lost his most loyal bannermen the Karstarks (who are the strongest allies of starks for 1000s of years) by not being sensitive to the mood of Karstarks catalyn's freeing of Kingslayer.

He lost the chance to finish off the mountain by not communicating clearly his strategy to his men

and he lost the frey and brought dishonor to his house by breaking his vow to marry a woman (whose family are bannermen to the Lannisters at least in the book)

Robb was reckless and showed no understanding of geopolitics in westeros, he was arrogant to the point of even chaining his wolf who tried warning him many times. I hate to say this but Rob had it coming.

Some battles are won with swords and spears, others with quills and ravens. Tywin Lannister
Robb followed his heart, but should probably have been more careful - not watched the episode yet, though. Ned Stark, for all his honor, lost his head so no difference in the outcome. Loved both their characters, though.
PoliticsRe: US Offers $23m For Boko-Haram Leader, Shekau, 4 Others by MiloRambaldi(m): 8:27am On Jun 04, 2013
gboss4sure: America should mind their own business and let us be, They should swear wit amadioha that they don't have a hand in Boko Haram operations. Now that they saw that the Nigerian Government is closing in on their man they need to take him out as soon as possible even if it means using those nearest to him and that's the reason they are offering the $23m.
Do you have proof America is funding BH propagating Sharia over Nigeria? The facts ( by Shekau own words) show that BH is partly funded by sworn American enemies like Al Qaeda - related terrorists organisations.

Long before GEJ started closing in on BH/Shekau, he was declared a terrorist by the US and the whole BH would have been declared a terrorist organisation by the US if not for intense lobbying by Nigerians stating all kinds of dubious reasons.
PoliticsRe: US Offers $23m For Boko-Haram Leader, Shekau, 4 Others by MiloRambaldi(m): 8:10am On Jun 04, 2013
Now Shekau must surround himself by very trusty people/couriers - always gonna be difficult in Naija. End of Shekau, methinks. I give him just 3 months - he'll be dead or caught by then.

Great move by the US Govt. The Nigerian FG should add another $1m to good effect. This mass murderer has just become a hounded fugitive like Osama and will be untill he's captured.
PoliticsRe: The Toll Booths At The New Ikoyi Link Bridge.pics by MiloRambaldi(m): 7:52am On Jun 04, 2013
eko ilee: Emotions and sentiments wont get us to the promise land, but strategies and prudent financial investments surely will.

It's no news that we don't have every kobo we need to build every inch of road in the state talk less enough to develop other infrastructures like schools, colleges, hospitals, clinics, transportation, human and capital development and with this obvious realities, we have to get creative with what we have, we have to recycle our resources to get what we want without accumulating needless .


1. We need to understand one thing and it is the fact that this bridge is not only a very needed infrastructure in terms of practical solution to chronic traffic problems in the area but also a business investment on behalf of the people of Lagos state.


2. We need to also understand that the money collected from Lagosians driving on this bridge belongs to the same Lagosians to be spent on other infrastructures like the ones I listed earlier including that bad road you complain about, that 4thMB we need so badly but too expensive, the metro rail we are working on, our schools and hospitals and so on.

3. This bridge is not taking anything away from anybody unduly since there are free alternatives all over the place so if money from this bridge built your road in Okokomaiko, it means other people paid to build your road.

4. Bottom line, we are recycling our money to get what we want in the most prudent and debt free way possible and using money from this bridge to build so many infrastructures all over the state is better than taxing you to do it or borrowing money to do it..


We've found a creative way to take care of our needs and progress accordingly together. Let's not cry and keep shooting ourselves over what's really not killing anybody but making money for us to take care of us, there are free alternatives
Ok. By same vein, it's alright for the govt to toll the 3MB to get more funds in addition to the taxes.
Car TalkRe: Total Ban On Factory Fitted Finted Galss by MiloRambaldi(m): 7:48am On Jun 04, 2013
Marpol: This post was in May 2012 bro!
Ooops. Thought I saw May 2013. Been working too hard these days - need to sleep more.

Thanks bro.
PoliticsRe: The Toll Booths At The New Ikoyi Link Bridge.pics by MiloRambaldi(m): 11:31pm On Jun 03, 2013
mbhs139: I think you people shouting "TAX PAYERS MONEY" are missing some points. Quiet frankly, I really don't support the tolling of any road at that matter, not only this bridge But come to think of it, let's do some academic exercise for the sake of argument, and let's talk about what is called 'sustainable development'? That is: "a development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs" (http://www.iisd.org/sd/). It also refers to a mode of human development in which resource use aims to meet human needs while ensuring the sustainability of natural systems and the environment, so that these needs can be met not only in the present, but also for generations to come (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_development).

Come to think of it, recall that it is not only those living within the Lekki-Ajah axis that pays tax, and it couldn't have been the tax paid by only those living within that axis that was used to build that bridge, it must have also included the tax paid by those living in Ajegunle, Ayobo-Ipaja, Mushin and so on, who may never in their life time have any cause to use that bridge.

Also recall that this people needs government presence in their areas too. Now, if those in Lekki-Ajah can enjoy the luxury of a 'cable bridge' as you may wish to call it to the detriment of others in the state, then it will not be too much to ask them to pay as little as N150 to ply a 1.53km road to ease their travel time. Else, all of us in the aforementioned areas too should demand for a 'cable bridge'

Alas, that's not the need/priority of the people in these areas for now! What they need in the immediate are: good and affordable housing; good and portable water; good schools for their children; motor-able roads (not the luxury of a bridge) and so on.

When was the last time the residents of Lekki and its environs made use of public hospitals or schools? They don't because they need it. And the last time I checked, voodoo economics though, wealth trickles down from the rich to the poor. So, let the users of that bridge pay a little from their 'haves' so that government will be able to provide for the 'haves-not' in Ajegunle, Ayobo, Ipaja, Mushin and others.

I stand to be corrected, from reasonable people and not with curses or fowl words; I could be bad my self!



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To start with the toll is N250/300.

Let's flow with the notion that the Lekki folks are rich (most are actually not rich, just medium income people - U see a whole lot more Kias, Hyundais, Toyotas than Bentleys and Rolls). In any case they are already paying more to the gov't in the form of higher taxes. Those with high income pay higher % tax - and who says the higher tax they pay is not the bulk of gov't tax revenue. So the 'double taxation' in the form of toll is not necessary as the folks in Lekki are already funding development in other areas.

Besides tolling affects the numerous less rich who also live in the Lekki-Epe areas.

Also, those in Lekki need good roads like those in Mushin, etc. Most of the residential roads there are bad also -they don't get a disproportionate amount of good roads. It's just that any small gov't infrastructure to the area like the repair the main Lekki access to the axis or a bridge to alleviate traffic congestion must be used as reason to further fleece the people in the form of tolls. .

The tolling of main expressway to the area is unwarranted.

And bridges are not necessarily luxuries. The 3MB for example is not a luxury but a necessity. Perhaps the FG should toll 3MB, after all they are alternate roads.
PoliticsRe: The Toll Booths At The New Ikoyi Link Bridge.pics by MiloRambaldi(m):
ilugunboy: Guess what?

If that amount you mentioned is too much for you to pay for your shining SUV or your glistering salon car but you can afford to squander 20k monthly on clubbing and other inane activities ...then the New Market road that is very FREE is there for your use!

It's is disingenuous for anyone to either insinuate that it only bridge that can get one to his or her destination or that there aren't alternative free passage.
The New Market Road is not a viable alternative - way too narrow for the volume of traffic. The main Lekki Road has been in existence and was only being repaired.

Building the new bridge and then tolling it won't be so bad if the main Lekki Road was free. I have no issues with the gov't building new 'luxury' roads/bridges and promptly tolling them, just saying the general populace roads should be adequate.

If you deem the narrow bypass adequate, then good for you. Most who demonstrated and were forcefully dispersed by Policemen disagreed- same reason the 2nd toll after Chevron toll is being resisted and had to be put on hold (hopefully indefinitely).
PoliticsRe: The Toll Booths At The New Ikoyi Link Bridge.pics by MiloRambaldi(m): 2:28pm On Jun 03, 2013
eko ilee: Silly question. You are assuming they know how to build bridge or do anything . The fact is, toll or no toll I don't care, just build infrastructures and make our lives better which so far the useless and worthless PDP don't know how to do.

This bridge was built in less than four years while the useless people are still in capable of building a shorter village Niger bridge after 14 years rule.
Please don't let truth get in the way of your bias.

Building infrastructure has nothing to do with PDP or ACN. Akpabio in Akwa Ibom has built far more roads and bridges (not tolled, btw) than Fashola and he is PDP. They are a few other performing PDP governors as there are ACN duds too. Ideologically, there's little to choose between PDP, ACN, CPC, etc.

N250/N300 is too high as toll for this road, considering the straight alternate road is also tolled at N120/150.

Only the dishonest blind would reject removal of fuel subsidy and then applaud tolling of key roads without viable alternatives.
Car TalkRe: Total Ban On Factory Fitted Finted Galss by MiloRambaldi(m): 2:05pm On Jun 03, 2013
How did this go with the Mobile Court? If they claim there's a total ban, they should provide the directive. Some dumb ban that would be! What are people supposed to do about factory tints?
PoliticsRe: Women & Juvenile Boko-Haram Suspects Released by MiloRambaldi(m): 11:27am On Jun 01, 2013
mu2sa2: At the same time, Gej must be held responsible in respect of those who were unjustly detained or in flagrant violation of the constitution. Gani Fawehinmi is no more with us to take up the case of these poor women and under-aged kids who were clamped into squalid conditions for months without being charged to court , but other peoples lawyers can take up this case . This inhuman and illegal act of deliberate violation of the constitution must not be allowed to be brushed under the carpet. Those who committed this evil act will pay for it in or out of office. If a person commits an offence he should answer for it, but not his kids,wife or sister or mother.
These people shouldn't have been detained at all, but under an incompetent govt and phony democracy incongruities will be the order of the day. Even Americans with all their anti- Taliban stance did not degenerate to officially kidnapping innocent women relatives and kid children of their arch-enemies in Afghanistan.
These 'poor women and under-aged kids' are true terrorists and participated in violence against the Nigerian State. The laws should allow such terrorists to be held for quite a while (months or years) to extract information that might prevent future attacks and lead to arrests of their masters/accomplices.

There were not innocent at all. Still the FG is giving them benefit of doubt - hoping the kids can be rescued from the clutches of anti-societal behaviours. The adult women should not have been released, but held, then eventually tried and jailed, imo.

The FG has been quite lenient in releasing these ones to appease populace. If your stance reflects the feelings of the Northern majority, then the Northern populace don't want to be appeased - means they are in cohort with the terrorists and thus captured terrorists deserve no further leniency.

Terrorists are the lowest of earth's life forms and should handled with the sternness they deserve.
PoliticsRe: Women & Juvenile Boko-Haram Suspects Released by MiloRambaldi(m): 9:24am On Jun 01, 2013
Afro connect: This is very wrong,why waste so much efforts to apprehend them to release them.these are killers,they should all be killed.Jonathan stop playing politics with our security.
But Govt. did right by releasing the kids for readjustment. The women should be tried like the adults they are, though.

But by releasing these low level members of BH, they hope to win the populace to the FG side of the campaign against BH.

It's overall a good move, as long as the hardened ones are not released and these ones are re-educated and made to see just how dumb radical Islam is.
PoliticsRe: Boko-Haram Claims Victories Over Military by MiloRambaldi(m): 12:20am On May 29, 2013
jhydebaba: Lastpage! I'm not talking about only one man being poor here. If only u can know the root cause of the whole issue, then you'll agree with me that poverty has got a vital role in the whole crisis.

If the people have access to the basic things of life, I don't think that the leaders of BH would've gathered more foot soldiers.

If only u knew what 200 naira means to the poor people in the north who have been neglected by there leaders. Now, here is someone brain washing them, giving them food and telling them so many ways in which the govt failed them not forgetting to manipulate the holy book to his advantage. Tell me, if u are in there shoes, won't u fight that govt with ur lastbloodhuh

I don't have pity for BH but the truth must be said.
Crap logic. Al Qaida is not populated by the poor. Mutalab was not poor. Mujahid and the other nuthead in London are not in need of N200. BH is not the result of poverty, but forceful propagation of Islam, end of. Stop trying to generate pity and legitimacy for these band of murderers. BH are nothing but murderous fools of a certain religious extraction, backed overtly and passively by a largely complicit populace seeking political power.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 1:06am On May 25, 2013
maclatunji: What you fail to realise is that the United States actively undermines the political process in Arab/Muslim countries such that the people's vote hardly ever count. Hence, puppet regimes are installed that never truly represent the will of the people nor Islam. Hamas won an election in Gaza and the territory almost immediately got blockaded and its victory by election in that territory was not recognised. Why? It is not singing the tune of America and the western world.

However in Libya, militants with links to terrorism were funded and hailed as "freedom fighters" because they were anti-Ghadaffi. The day these same militants killed America's top spy in Libya called its Ambassador, they became "terrorists". The militants received America's money and military help, then turned against it , just like Osama bin Ladin.

This report is damning http://21stcenturywire.com/2013/02/11/new-benghazi-report-says-brennans-black-ops-in-libya-caused-stevens-death/

What people like you choose to see is what suits you. There is no doubting that the US funds and aids global terrorism.
The US occasional support for groups against certain govts is not why you have radical Islam like Wahhabism, which seems to be the ideology of choice for jihadists.

The US is also to blame for BH attacking and killing people in the North and ascribing victory to Allah for successful kills, right? They also caused the Matatsine riots, abi?

As I said before, good for you - keep blaming the US and Britain for disgusting barbarism by Islamists like Mutallab, Mujahid, etc. Am sure that's how they began- hating and blaming the West. For your own sake, you better abandon this path now. Or you'll soon be doing ur own beheading, before being gunned down of course.

There's only one loser in this hate for the West- Islam itself.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 11:07pm On May 24, 2013
maclatunji: Stop being deceitful, this posts proves my point:
The petition you are making noise about is on how US "Congressional leaders are attempting to stop nearly $500 million dollars from being sent to Egypt. Soon there will be hearings to investigate the death of our Ambassador and other Americans in Libya. Support their efforts; sign our petition calling for the Obama Administration to stand up for America and halt the funding".

This seems to be a petition from an American group trying to stop US gov't from giving money to Middle East gov't (Egypt) because the group apparently believe Arabs are terrorists and all hate America and thus can't see why the US gov't should be giving Arab countries money.

This is your big solution? You obviously read the headline and didn't even bother to check what it's really about.

You are just a deceitful, blind Islamist. Do you truly believe the US is funding terrorists like BH, Al Qaida and the rest who try to hurt America at every opportunity or this is just another distraction so Muslims like yourself won't own up to the real cause of Islamism and deal with your own demons?

Keep blaming America! It'll do you much good.
PoliticsRe: Reno Omokri Replies Buhari's Call For Jonathan's Resignation by MiloRambaldi(m): 8:41pm On May 24, 2013
The empty head Buhari talks crap, as usual. Has anyone ever heard anything constructive- new ideas on Policing, Economy, Power, etc- from this man? Only thing he knows is criticize. Only shallow people would want this empty shell in Aso Rock.
PoliticsRe: British-born Michael Adeboloja Labelled A Nigerian: Why? by MiloRambaldi(m): 8:30pm On May 24, 2013
truth.com:
and Brother don't misquote me, He who ever kill someone in Islam is @ his own level. Allah or his prophet will never support him. There are guidelines for fighting in Islam. All I am just saying is that people pay much attention to the killings in the western world compare to the Arab world. I don't know how many people Israeli Soldiers or UK army would have killed today. Only God knows, but this we all overlook as if we are not concerned and as if people killed there were not human being. I condemn the Woolwich killing in a strong term but let the whole world condemn the American, UK and Israeli killings in the Arab world too. We can't continue like this
The same crap - US and British soldiers killing Muslims. Where? You just keep repeating this untruth.

Fine, Bush dragged the US wrongly into Iraq just to topple Saddam, but they are out of there now. Where else are these Muslims being butchered by the West? Afghanistan? What led to the US to be in Afghanistan? I guess the West should have allowed the terrorist camps there free reign to propagate their violence.

On Palestine, yes Israel overreacts sometimes, but let's not forget the role of Palestinians in this conflict. They are as guilty if not more than the Israelis for the violence there. Let's not forget the rockets and suicide attacks against Israelis. And with the way Islamists are spreading violence, perhaps more and more nations should adopt the Israelis' tactics.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 6:34pm On May 24, 2013
defemz: I have said this countless times, it is a wasted effort trying to make these muslims see reason. I once had an encounter with a muslim professor in ABU Zaria, you only need to see what this man was spewing out concerning many issues like killing by muslims, girl child marriage and immunization etc. My conclussion from then on was if a whole professor could be reasoning like this, how would a poor and illiterate muslim reason? Education for muslims is a waste, it has little or no effect on them. Their holy book the Quran has many conflicting directives that can never be reconciled with many realities in the modern day world. Instead of hurling abuse at muslims, they really deserve your pity. Their situation is hopeless and they cant help themselves.
Sad, but True. It's hopeless it seems. The so-called enlightened ones are no different ideologically from the gun-toting 'beheaders'. It's got to be something deep within the religion. Always blaming the West or pointing fingers at non-Muslims as the primary excuse for their own violence.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 4:28pm On May 24, 2013
maclatunji: Local rebellions based on religious beliefs. Those groups aren't more local than Boko Haram. Of course, you conveniently choose to ignore that the west created the problem in the first place.

The wind has been taken out of your sails, you can now only repeat your invalid arguments and call names.

#LOL
If you truly and honestly equate IRA (of yesteryears) and the Ugandan LRA to Islamic extremism by numerous Muslims all over the world, then good for you.

The West created the problem? How? Did the West create Islam? What is the problem, like seriously? How did the West create BH, to use ur example? How is the killings by BH against the West?
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 4:09pm On May 24, 2013
maclatunji: Running all over the place. Anybody can be called any name. The ones you call fanatical Christians may also be called devout. We have Muslim ascetics who 'renounce' the world and prefer leaving in seclusion.

That we have extremists in other religions is not in doubt but quite interestingly, you see a desperate attempt not to call them terrorists. Despite detonating bombs and killing teenagers, every effort was made by the western world not to call Anders Behring Breivik, a 'terrorist'.

We also have Uganda's LRA and the IRA. However, little attempt is made to scream "Christian fanatics" at these terrorists.

#Deceitfulness

When are you telling the American government to stop financing terrorism? If the American government gives similar financing to Christian extremists, trust me there would bombs going off per second in Muslim areas.

By the way, are you not the same person who is proud of the 'fledgling' ombatse insurgents? Spare us the hypocrisy.
How very typical. Bringing up unrelated cases of the local rebellion of IRA and LRA as analogy to the global madness that is Islamic terrorism.

As usual, Muslims like you would rather not face the real issues behind Islamic extremism, but attempt to hide through silly analogies. If you don't deal with it in-house, expect the West to send troops to Mali and Afghanistan to do it. Of course, butchery like the one in London would be the occasional way of hitting back by the terrorists. And the terrorists will continue to lose - both the war and any iota of respect for the religion.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 2:58pm On May 24, 2013
koruji: I must commend your write-up. This discussion is needed within the muslim community.
Action must follow to sanitize the system of what you called "harmless extremism" below.

These extreme radicals have taken their belief beyond humanity. It is not really the killing in London today that would shock the world so much as the complete display of any iota of human dignity of those who butchered another human being calmly in open view, and waited for the police to arrive.

I would certainly like justice if one of my family members were killed unjustly, but WOULD for the sake of my own humanity refuse to butcher another human being like these animals did - even if that were the only way to get justice. It would be better to not get justice than to debase oneself, one's religion and one's God like this.
What is most shocking to some NLers is the number of Muslims on NL that justify and support the barbarism displayed by that crackhead in London. One poster on NL asked the difference between drones and beheading and so many spout the usual dumb us against the West, why did the West go to Afghanistan rubbish. The brainwashing is pervasive and quite easy it seems.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 2:22pm On May 24, 2013
babyosisi: Why is it that when a Christian becomes what folks describe as fanatical they get more engrossed in the church,they become more conservative,they become more quiet in nature,they become engrossed in things of God and want to withdraw from worldly stuff but when a Muslim becomes more fanatical ,he becomes more aggressive ,he acquires violent views and turns into a killing machine
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself that question?
Well said. Good advise for Muslims is not to take their religion seriously. Else they might end up hacking people to death in front of the whole world with crude instruments, before being gunned down of course.
PoliticsRe: British-born Michael Adeboloja Labelled A Nigerian: Why? by MiloRambaldi(m): 2:11pm On May 24, 2013
truth.com:
Ok Good and now that they are being breed in Nigeria, US can come tomorrow and destroy the whole of Nigeria. Is that what you mean? When drone is launched against a town, it will differentiate the innocent civilians from the guilty fighters?
Pls stop spouting what is untrue. Drones are used for targeted strikes against individuals, vehicles or a house. Not like it's nuking a whole town. It's based on this and other forms of lies that extremisms springs from.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m):
maclatunji: Only one religion has extremists? My analogy would infer that you eschew extremism and adopt Islam.
Therein lies the problem. Muslims like u would rather bury their head under the sand and spout unrelated analogies than face the fundamental islamic ideology that manifests as extremism.

Why do we have islamic terrorism? Because such terrorists truly believe what they do is acceptable to their Allah and that it's in defense of Islam. How do u fix that? Where do they get that notion from?
PoliticsRe: British-born Michael Adeboloja Labelled A Nigerian: Why? by MiloRambaldi(m):
truth.com:
This is where you people do get it wrong and until we are able to tell the truth, the world cannot be save. So all the millions killed in those countries are the one taking arms against the British or US troops? Even including womenhuh??
Lets fear God and say the truth because it may happen at our side in future.
You are dodging the issue. How did the US and British army kill the 7 brothers? In their sleep?

You are the one getting it wrong. If u r talking of accidental collateral damage, it's another matter. But to expect the world to stand by while terrorists are bred and trained in Afghanistan and Mali is wishful thinking. No one wants another 911.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 12:43pm On May 24, 2013
maclatunji: LOL. So because physicists helped develop the atomic bomb, we should abandon physics altogether. Your kind of intelligence should not be common. Thank you for your uncommon wisdom.
I didn't say abandon religion, only the one breeding extremists. Using ur analogy, that would be like abandoning the atomic bomb program, which is sorely destructive and helps no one really.
IslamRe: Things Muslim Communities Can Do To Curb Extremism by MiloRambaldi(m): 11:38am On May 24, 2013
If Muslims can be so easily radicalised to extreme barbarism, then the very practical and simple option of abandoning the religion completely should not be underemphasized.
PoliticsRe: British-born Michael Adeboloja Labelled A Nigerian: Why? by MiloRambaldi(m): 11:08am On May 24, 2013
truth.com:
ON THE WOOLWICH KILLING

For not convicted the murderers of STEVEN LAWERENCE in 1993 is a clear RACISM but they were not tagged TERRORIST because they were not Muslims. We live in a wicked world. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Stephen_Lawrence

I remember a guy who shot dead about 78 people in 2011 was not tagged a terrorist too in US. I am a Muslim and can't just imagine me slapping someone not to talk of killing (God forbid).

But truth be said, as you can see how the guy filmed in that killing acted, he killed and didn't even run. I see this as killing out of provocation because he even acted UN-Islamic but who knows this guy may have his Brothers killed by the British army back home.

I have a boss I worked under at Cyprus, he is a Palestinian and 7 of his Brothers were shot in the eyes by the US and British army. What do you think this man will do if he sighted any British army or if he has opportunity to visit UK or US at all? We need to tell the truth, no human being is superior to another! God knows the reason why he created me black and you white and He has reason for created me Muslims and you Christian.

UK and US government needs to stop inflicting bad policies on the Muslim countries and provide a level ground for justice for all. They should let the nationals govern their country the way they like.

We are all here talking about one person been killed here but Millions of people have been killed in Afghanistan, Palestine, Syria etc Women are being raped and killed by the soldiers there everyday, Children are getting killed, Women are denied access to water to mention few. Are these people not human being like a British or US citizenhuhhuhhuhhuh

I pray West come to their senses so we can have a save world!
What did the 7 Palestinians do to the US and British Army? Did U bother to ask? Where were they shot? If they had joined some terrorist group and went to Afghanistan and got killed, is that why Muslims should be barbaric like Mujahid?

Those justifying what this sick Mujahid dude did are seriously in need of help.
PoliticsRe: British-born Michael Adeboloja Labelled A Nigerian: Why? by MiloRambaldi(m):
robinicule: although he has nigerian parents,,...he shouldnt be described as a nigerian, because he doesnt have our mentality,..no
Nigerian, will go out on the street and do such, most especially in another man's land, where he or she,...is keeping his or head
Are BH members, that open fire on men, women and children in churches not Nigerians? What has the country of origin got to do with Islamism?

The whole country debate is pointless.

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