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Politics › Re: Yar’adua Returns To Work Next Week - Associates by morpheus24: 4:10pm On Mar 22, 2010
If the man needs to higher a speech therapist. He must have had a bad stroke. It takes a couple of years for anyone to recover from especially at his age.

Tha man is not coing back to power. If he tries it. he will die in the presidency,
Foreign Affairs › Re: Will The European Union Go Belly Up And Will The Euro Flop? by morpheus24: 2:54pm On Mar 22, 2010
MandingoII:
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,
Ah shat up Mandingo.

Since when did you become financially savvy about any issues outside of your borders apart from fueling tribalism amongst Nigerians.

What do you know about welfare states by the way. The Euro and the EU is strong and has been for quite a while now competing with the large consumer US market and the dollar on a fairly stable basis. Those goons who say they are making money from the Euro are only speaking about the short term gains which is not unsual for situations where there exists a gobal economic crisis that affects organizaitons such as the EU e.g of prior events include the Japanese crisis that devalued the Yen a decade ago.

Has Japan or the Japanese economy tanked. Please!!!

The US knows their influence is diminishing as far as global economic affairs are concerned and only tout the Europeans cause of their self denial that the dollar is no longer a world wide denominator.

Europe is far older than ya'll asses and has been around before your inception. Will always be around long after your empire diminishes.

MORPHEUS SAYS, "It is Inevitable"
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Obama’s Birth Certificate A Forgery? by morpheus24: 8:34pm On Mar 18, 2010
[quote author=john_blaze link=topic=410746.msg5720614#msg5720614 date=1268938558]@tpia

but why cant his records simply be released for public scrutiny? i dont get it.



Quote
Hawaii considering law to ignore Obama 'birthers'

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100317/ap_on_re_us/us_obama_birth_certificate


exactly, what is he hiding? Let him release his records so that people would know the truth.

when i intially posted this topic,some people in this forum called me all sorts of names including a racist.

But I guess gradually the truth is beginning to come out. Let him publish his birth certificate!![/quote]its called the right to privacy. Even the president is afforded that luxury. Plus there is a certified copy of his birth certificate and announcement of birth that has been presented to the public.

you don't think the newspaer was anticipating him to be running for office to actual post that do ya,

you should be arguing how John mccain is eligible to have run being born in a military base. since when did that qualify technically as being born on natural soil.
Culture › Re: Growing Up Abroad: by morpheus24: 8:29pm On Mar 18, 2010
This is why I continue to advise every parent with Nigerian kids to send them back for secondary school no matter how harsh it will seem in the beginning the overwhelming positives of creating an identity for them is extemely important fo their well being.


Otherwise they walk around confused and bitter at not knowing exactly where they belong either opting to totally ignore their African heritage or despising the African Americans for their usual mistreatment.

Even mixed kids who come back home do much better than mixed kids growing up in the UK or the states with exception

to some other european countries who do not have a large black population. Its sad you have to expericne the most crucial developing stage of your life in confusion and desolution.
Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 5:47pm On Mar 18, 2010
[quote author=Mzansi/SA link=topic=376796.msg5718652#msg5718652 date=1268921944]Johannesburg,this is the heart of South Africa,this is money machine city,gangsters parradise,people mind their business and always on the move,you'll be spoiled for choices based on your pocket.Knowing the no go area lesson is a must.[/quote]Mmmm reminds me of lagos aka las gidi
Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 5:43pm On Mar 18, 2010
RSA:
I thought you have something to do with it Mr Mo grin,but I understood the MODS reason,I went overboard by calling you Nigerians animals after seeing the horrific picture of hundreds of children and woman,some even pregnant.
I will be the last person to kick you off this site.

RSA:
You do know Mr Mo that South Africans can be animals when they want,but I don't remember woman and children becoming victims,most of the fights including the xenophobia attacks where men against men,women where spared.Violence does not solve anything,and no lasting peace could be achived through violence.

I just wishes that Africans could see beyond their clan,tribe,religion,country and colour.We need to move on,the world has moved on.
If you killa woman's husband i don't see that as spearing her any anguish at all plus those animals that killed those women and children have no nationality. They are bloody Fulani herds men that cross over from all parts of cameroun, Chad, Niger and so on disturbing settled people all across Jos
RSA:
Mo the is a big FIFA concert in Soweto,with over 100 artist from all over the world.There is Jay Z and other artists grin
Tust me I already know about this and other events like this one:

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2010/03/16/ia.meeting.mzoli.bk.c.cnn
Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 3:15pm On Mar 18, 2010
RSA:
I am happy to be back finally,can you belief that I was banned for telling the truth,any way I am from Mandelasland forgiving is part of who I am.
ha RSA, Dem Ban you. Chei!, i will send a note to the moderator so it doesn't happen again.

just wire some funds into my account asap and problem solved.HEHEHEHE!!
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 10:20pm On Mar 17, 2010
EzeUche:
Don't forget to mention the Chinese vs. the Muslim Uigurs.

Israel vs. the entire Arab world.

Sunni Muslims vs. Shi'a Muslims.

These people cannot have peace.
They are reminiscing on the caliphate days
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 9:49pm On Mar 17, 2010
Sam Milla:
Filthy religions are created to enslave man,
keep him ignorant,
and prevent him from taking a step forward.
And Most men dont see this.

Some Bearded goats in the name of sheikh and spiritual leader sits down to enforce his ideologies on common people who respect them.
How did these people become spiritual leaders ?
I thought spirits are supposed to be dead people.
Ask them to go out and kill others to defend allah and off they go.
Why wont Allah fight his own war ?
Unfortunately nature create some Alpha males(and females too) who impose their will on the rest of us who really just want to get on with living
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 9:16pm On Mar 17, 2010
frosbel:
Thanks my brother, I have been berated for daring to mention that this is a religious war, by politically correct people on Nairaland.

I have done extensive research like you have and the Quran is all about dominating the unbelievers ( Christians, Jews ), infiltrating countries and causing mayhem.

But I rest my case, for those who are Christians, lets run to him for refuge, for the others keep believing the lie, I hope it will not be too late.
Thats a human trait and seriously has nothing to do with religion just some mental cases who call themselves religious leaders,
Travel › To Rsa, 1,2, Mpele, Mzanzi And The Rest Of Ya'll Resident South Africans by morpheus24(op): 7:10pm On Mar 17, 2010
OKAY!  OKAY I know I bag South Africa all the time but here's some positive news just to make sure I keep the comments fair and balance.

THe meat looks good damn it,

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2010/03/16/ia.meeting.mzoli.bk.c.cnn
Politics › Re: Federal Executive Council Dissolved by morpheus24: 6:53pm On Mar 17, 2010
Since my childhood years. Nigerian entities has been dissolving boards and councils left and right and till date I have seen no new set that have done anyting to transform the system they inherited.

All we do is keep hoping
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 5:58pm On Mar 17, 2010
truly:
The problem I have with this type of response is that it imputes into my statement what I did not say
I did not say Fulani muslims are not responsible
If I did, please be kind enough to point it out
My accusation has nothing to do with the above claim.The implication of your statement suggests your rationalization (please notice I did not say support) of of the attackers behaviour(as hardened people) such that it implies that the other side are unable to claim or adopt a similar strategy  in such a manner as to repel these would be hardened criminals.

truly:
I said we should be careful about calls for war or arming everybody
Anybody could have made that suggestion - Muslim, christian, Clinton, Obama
Indeed Britons who don't allow people to carry guns will say the same; Americans will say people should carry guns
No one called for a war. However I do support the arming of a militia since the government is incapable of protecting its citizens from what seems to be emboldened attacks. I think any reasonable civilized people would not disagree to this fact.

truly:
Suppose these mobile invaders prevail in a war of attrition - what next
At least the pickpockets etc will still have their guns
we would not have solved the initial problem, we would have created a new one
In the absence of a government who is incapable of solving existing problems, I see no deficit in creating a new one.


truly:
My opinion. Were I in the US, I would say the same
So it has nothing to do with religion

Afterall, we did not arm the Ifes and Modakekes when they were doing their fighting
As regards the issue of "the attackers getting it through their skull"
This presupposes that the attackers are always Fulanis
I can also imagine that the Biroms would have initiated an attack at one time or the other
Stop trivializing the loss of innocent lives of women and childre. I repeat women and children to this silly ethnic bru ha ha. the main objective here is protect the lives of innocent people who are not liable for any previous or present attacks from an illiterat who has been programmed his religion is superior to anothers.

In my interpretation that is the sole responsibility of the militia and if they disobey that directive. They will be shot on sight. Chikena Aboki,
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 5:15pm On Mar 17, 2010
Again

if the government cannot protect its citizenry it is a human right to defend your self. I advocate for groups of young men to be trained and armed.

of course, unfortunately the issue of money comes up when trying to do this.

i wonder if gaddafi will loan me money to take up this guerilla warfare. Hmmm,
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 3:38pm On Mar 17, 2010
Fhemmmy:
Let us pray that the govt will open their eyes and do something fast
@Fhemmy

You are pray pray. We are going to pray ourselve to heaven eh!
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 3:36pm On Mar 17, 2010
truly:
The security forces CANNOT control a full blown crisis in Nigeria
The Police has less than 500,000 men
[b]We should be careful the way we call for war[/b]The entity is not perfect
But it will be foolish to go to war and thereafter settle for a worse arrangement
Wars arise out of miscalculation
A party is cocksure about what the others would do - concede or lose
Otherwise people will discuss first rather than going to war

Self policing does not work if the other party is battle - hardened
You cannot compare the battle readiness of a city person, no matter who many war films he has watched, to a nomad's
Stop defending your fulani muslim brothers by trying to analyze the readiness of village people. All they need is someone who will co-ordinate their young and able bodied men into a vigilante group, arm and train them to defend themselves from these attacks.

I really don't care much for religions per say but concerned about the preservation of innocent life so I bet you when these attackers get it through their skulls that the individuals they are attacking are not helpless defenseless women and children they will second guess their cowardly strategies no matter how hardened you claim theare are battle ready.

No body likes casualties, not even the most armed military on the face of the planet.
Politics › Re: Fresh Clashes In Central Nigeria Kill 11 -radio by morpheus24: 2:37pm On Mar 17, 2010
mbulela:
i am tempted to suggest that the role of all the security agencies should be outsources to a capable country.
I second that opinion for the fact that our own military cannot not even control the violence.

Goes to show what these attackers think of our security personnel,

I also suggest these villagers organize in arming themselves and training vigilante personnel to butcher these fools next time around
Travel › Re: Getting A Temporary Nigerian Resident Permit by morpheus24: 1:36pm On Mar 17, 2010
couchsurf:
Yeah , I just Love it!!! Like President Obama said , "Spread The Wealth" Right!!!
socialist innuendos, We get it
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Obama’s Birth Certificate A Forgery? by morpheus24: 7:29pm On Mar 16, 2010
agathamari:
you can run for any other office in the country if you have citizenship but were born outside the country. as to the president, why would anyone in any country want to have a president who has a greater loyalty to his home country then the one he was elected to lead? this was a highly inteligent saftey measure on the part of the founding fathers. grant it thier biggest concern at the time was a brit handing the country back to king john, simmilar concerns are still present in the minds of your adverage american
Question,

Granted John Mcain was born on a military base outside of US soil. How is it he is technically Jus solis and eligible to run for office and Obama who is "natural born" on US soil is hammered everyday about this. Let's even go further assume he was born in Kenya but was registerd at birth in an embassy in Kenya at time of birth to a US parent(which would put him on par with John Mcain) , I don't see nayone even speaking about that arguement.

I don't think the founding fathers anticipated that loop hole huh?

If that aint underlined racism against people of African descent, I don't know what is
Culture › Re: Kiswahili Should Be Made The Official African Language by morpheus24: 7:03pm On Mar 16, 2010
lipuka:
I believe that could also be the right way, as long as the regions agree to a neutral language which is not foreign to Africa
don't forget language is dynamic and changes form as time goes on. Any language adopted will still have elements of outside influences.

Case inpoint. Amharic is semi asiatic but fully spoken in Ethiopia.
Culture › Re: Kiswahili Should Be Made The Official African Language by morpheus24: 3:07pm On Mar 16, 2010
Personally I think the languages should be regional as that would make more sense in terms of historical, cultural and language similarities.

For example Southern Africans have intonations that are difficult for West Africans to pick up easily (e.g incoporated click sounds) and likewise in East Africa pronunciations and vowel sounds are different as well.

Case in point it would be easier for me to pic up the twi language in Ghana than it would for me to pic up the Xhosa language in Southern Africa

Lets work on regional blocs first before screaming one African language no?
Culture › Re: Photos Of The Wonderful People Of Melanesia by morpheus24: 2:50pm On Mar 16, 2010
@ Ababda.

nice analysis on these people. Please edumacate our people,

I would like to add that tropically adapted people do retain many of their adaptations in tropical climates so it is not unusual to see that these people resemble Africans in terms of morphology and pigmentation.

It is also lends credence to the out of Africa hypothesis i.e.  if you remove any population from Africa and isolate them for an extended period of time say 30,000 ina different enviroment it is without a doubt that they would change phenotypically as certain traits would be selected for breeding purposes and thus in the long term differencies would appear btw the contremporary populations of Africa and the migrants.

It takes a keen eye to see that there is obviously a  gradial resemblance with the vanatu man, the Australian Aborigine, a fijian and a tongan man.

People of  Madagascar are examples of people of different continents who have been introduced and left inhibited to breeding as in a cross btw African and Indonesian people.(note malagasy often resemble melanisians as well)

I[i] often wonder how the world population would look like if some devious people hadn't created social stratification and racial hierachies in seperating people.Hmmmmm?[/i]

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