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Are you aware there are some people who are mentally ill such as becomerich who parade boards with their conspiracy theory mumbo jumbo satellite images of end of the world scenarios.

All I can say is that the chickens have come home to roost . KARMA IS A BIAAATCH,



This is Justice,

honeric01:
[quote author=Iyineda link=topic=421066.msg5801672#msg5801672 date=1270021610]Who the fvck are you to tell him to shut up, you dimwit?!

He speaks the truth. NFF has embarassed the whole of Nigeria with the choice of that hotel if everything that is reported in that external article is true - mind you, I'm not judging based on the pic.

Come you want me to slap the sarkozy out of you . Do you even know who Mpele is.

Abi you be one of those mixed breed mules.

Take your time,[/quote]

@ Moderator please move this to the foreign section. Its getting overcrowded on this thread

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2010/03/30/ia.black.gold.bk.a.cnn

I just saw this on CNN of the soon to be oill revenues flowing from Ghana's newly found oil. The priduction should commence by the end of the year and Ghana should start generating oill revenues as such.

Do you think this will actually benefit this nation borrowing a leaf from what Nigeria has experienced since the discovery of oil in the 1950's.

This has brought us nothing but corrupt regime after corrupt regime and can be nailed down as the driving force in the problems Nigeria is facing today


Do youthink Ghana are better equiped than Nigerians to actually utilize this resource for their greater good?

Divorce the man or shut up and take it.

What is hard in that. Your children will understand as they become adults. This is life please live it.

Mpele:
This is funny. All the countries choose where they want to be based. This clearly means that your FA didn't do their homework. South Africa and FIFA, they're not responsible for the other stuff. Our responsibilty is to make sure that after you choose wher to be based we provide your teams with security and the neccessary logistics to make your stay a pleasant one. Where were your FA bosses when the countries choose FIVE STAR accomodations for their stay. Nigeria should sougt out their mess, it is their responsibility.

Ah shut up you mixed breed,

Zimbabwe never resolve their major issues yet and someone is trying to start Gay rights battle when common civil rights battle has not even surfaced.

Another ploy by the WEST To paint that nation dirty.

agathamari:
you do realise in the US there is a legal way to not pay any taxes though it is rather extream - only met one couple who ever chose to do it. you can turn in your social security card. once you do you can never reapply so it is permanent and disqualifies you and any of your dependants (children or parents under your care) from receiving any government benefits (welfare, wic, social security, medicare, grants, fema aid, government scholarships, instate discounts at state or county run universities, etc) and prohibits you from working a government or civil job or for a company with government contracts - makes it hard to find employment in general. also makes it very difficult to get bank accounts, loans, utilities and such but if you really hate the tax codes in the US and don't want to move to a country who is more lenient then this is your only other option

Doesn't sound that bad at all. Only that the rules make it extremely difficult to pull off. Not impossible but quite diffcult

Eddeux:
taking 4 cents from an American is like taking a full days earnings from a Nigerian.

and yes we are broke, because we police the world and allow our companies to outsource jobs to developing nations.

You police the world on the claim that you are suporting Democracy but in reality the more nations you can get to copy your systems the easier it is for you to penetrate their markets, set up shop and exploit the hell out of em.(read latin American history)

Outsourcing was inevitable in a free market type style economy. labour goes to where it is the cheapest and most efficient.

you need to tellyour governmetn tos top building new bomb that explode 2 secs earlier than the previous bomb they have. maybe they can cut millions of dollars of expenses and give ya'll a tax break.

agathamari:
this has nothing to do wih being broke, taxes are the law in the US. it doesnt matter if you owe $1,000,000 or $.01. noone is immune to this. ask Al Capone

yeah tell the government to stop wasting peoples tax dollars on frivilous pursuits searching for water on mars. I mean there's enough supply already.

Damn IRS

MandingoII:
Americans DO NOT GIVE A FU. C K ABOUT NIGERIANS!!!!!!!!

if they did they would MAKE your Company develop and treat your people better.

Instead all America want is THAT OIL ON THE CHEAP!!!!

they could care less about Africa.

you are a passive a.s.s nigerian, you all talk, while your people suffer.
you will do anything for a naira, y

Stop repeating what everyone else already knows you like a couple o decades behind men.

As far as being passive.Please. A wiseman knows the enemy he fights and will strategise on the best way to defeat that enemey given hsi capabilities. Thinking with his head and not his emotions. Case in point the look at the outcome of the Chinese who use their heads vs the Arabs who use their emotions. WHo is winning??

You can't stare up any sentimentality with me bro, I am done with all that. Didn't get me anywhere.

MORPHEUS SAYS "Temet Nosce"

MandingoII:
morpheus morpheus morpheus


If this Racist a.s.s. Country BLOW THE FUGG UP, I would not care.

How many times do I have to tell you I HATE white people?

If and when this country flops, I want to be around to LAUGH.

In the meantime, I'm laughing at America's Parent countries, in Europe, WHITE people, struggling.



It excites me!!!

Now why would you want that Diingo. You will blow up wiith it. Aint no body gong to accept yo in Afirca so be careful what you wish for. I don't wish the down fall of any people but I do recognise their faults and if there is one thng good about America is ta it strives to perfect itself even though your feelings are hurt Dingo

MandingoII:
from the Wall Street Journal

The Greek crisis is getting serious. What started as a problem with the fiscal credibility of one euro-zone state has exposed political fault lines running through the currency bloc. Constructive ambiguity, whereby markets were placated with the belief that unspecified help could be provided to Greece, has given way to confusion. With politicians becoming increasingly entrenched on either side of the Greece-Germany divide, the risks are rising that Greece becomes a big problem for the global financial system.

One measure of the seriousness of the crisis can be found in bond yields—less in Greek bonds, although the 10-year yield climbed to close to 6.5% on Tuesday, but in German Bunds, which at 3.06% are at their lowest yield in around a year and close to the low of 2.9% hit in the depths of the financial crisis. This reflects three forces at work: the flight-to-safety trade, a preference for German fiscal prudence and fears over the potential damage the Greek crisis could inflict on the euro-zone economy and financial system.

Another measure is the response of European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet, who has noticeably softened the ECB's hard line on Greece and switched to playing peacemaker. On Tuesday, he said Greece could receive loans from other governments if the euro zone was threatened and suggested the ECB might yet reconsider its collateral rules to allow Greek government debt to remain eligible beyond the end of this year if further ratings downgrades occur. Meanwhile, Dennis Lockhart, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, warned that the Greek crisis could affect the U.S. economy, including via a broad shock to financial markets that could impact the banking system or lead investors to retreat from sovereign debt.

The market is on red alert ahead of a European Union summit at the end of this week. Greece is continuing to demand further support while insisting that it hasn't asked for aid; Germany says aid for Greece isn't on the agenda. What needs to happen is clear: All sides need to cool the debate and—as Mr. Trichet has pleaded—think carefully before opening their mouths. The only real solution is for politicians to focus on the hard decisions needed in all countries to repair the damage caused by the financial crisis and to create conditions for future growth.

But the chances of this happening grow slimmer by the day. Greece's attempts to coerce its European partners may yet pay off in the form of some kind of support in the near term. But any short-term fix may lead to further problems in future, not least the message sent to other highly-indebted countries. Meanwhile the breakdown in trust caused by Greece's behavior risks destabilizing the euro zone at a critical moment, further u

Glad you can read.

But tell me something how do you predice the euro flopping on accoun of this event and how do you see the dollar gaining ground against the Euro when the US economy is suffering 10% inflation, a staggering deficit, A war that is still being financed in Afghanistan, a newly added Healthcare bill in a sum shy of a trillion dollars.

Men you must be S.T.U.P.I.D.

davidylan:
what they get in hazard allowance is probably triple what they would ever get in their own countries. Besides they wont have to pay so many of the taxes and bills that sap your salary here. If i got $50,000 a month in naija i wont even get near an airport for anything.

I second that analysis, living inthe us sapped my paychecks which is one of the main reasons I relocated outside of it. Dem taxes will kill ya,