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Politics › Re: Is The Agf Confused? by Muza(m): 3:48pm On Dec 17, 2008
the AGF is really confused con leadership never printed such a story,but i know saharareporters did,
so he is confusing saharareporters with leadership.
But how is it possible for him to confuse them,
or is he just lookin for smone to take the fall for the publication.
Politics › Re: If Yar'adua Recalls Ribadu To Head Efcc? by Muza(m): 2:52pm On Dec 17, 2008
the UN is a useless organization now! grin

And they want to give susan rice appointment too,
the woman who served Abiola "tea".
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 2:03pm On Dec 17, 2008
Is it easy to stone the world's most "powerful" man?
e easy?

All haid Al-Zaidi THE LEGEND! grin
Politics › Re: Godswill Akpabio Ambassadors G.A.A by Muza(m): 1:44pm On Dec 17, 2008
collect their own share of the oil money
Gaming › This Game Is Fun:stonning Bush by Muza(op): 11:59am On Dec 17, 2008
Foreign Affairs › Get An Opportunity To Stone Bush ;d by Muza(op): 11:46am On Dec 17, 2008
The Legend is not only goin to get rich,he also gave us the opportunity to also stone bush grin
If you want to stone bush,feel free to click on this link.

http://www.t-enterprise.co.uk/flashgame/playgame.aspx?id=bushbootcamp

u'll love it
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 11:41am On Dec 17, 2008
Lagosboy:
Where did you get your sources from Vast number my foot!! Since when do people spread liberation on the wings of F-16 fighter jets, Liberation by carpet bombing and in Donald Rumsfeld words “Shock and awe”. Did Iraqis beg for liberation ? Yes they didn’t like Saddam and also they didn’t like the amricans to come and occupy them. You call them ingrate but these same people at least had security and power during Saddam. Invasion made them exiles and refugees. Invasion brought them insecurity and terror, invasion brought them Al qaeda which they never had, Invasion brought them humiliation by having check points and been frisked everywhere by some foreign forces!! Invasion brought them poverty and made their young girls prostitutes!!

please Tell Bush to go liberate the Zimbabweans from Mugabe!!!

Iraq had the 2nd best healthcare system in the world in the 80s , Iraq has the highest number of scientis from any Arab country, Iraq had the 4 strongest army in the world in the 80s, Iraq was indeed an envy of other arab countries but the foolishness of Saddam invading Kuwait began the problem. The US finally destroyed the countr
nicely said lagboy,
yeah i was just about to say that the US should liberate Zimbabwe,those people seriously need liberation.
But oh,Zimbabwe aint got nothin.
So why would they ever liberate a poor black country when they got no oil,diamond . . .etc

Why is that some ppls hatred for muslims cannot allow them to look at things rationally?
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 11:10am On Dec 17, 2008
Has anyone observed that the American president is human and not as protected as we are always made to think from American film,
and the secret service are not extraordinary afterall.
Just look at their response time,
Al-Zaid did not only remove one shoe,he removed 2,
and threw them one after the other before the securities did anything,
but the damage had been done.

And bush,nice reflexes,i was impressed!  grin
Politics › Re: Go To Hell! Iyabo Obasanjo Tells Gov. Gbenga Daniel by Muza(m): 10:50am On Dec 17, 2008
mafolayomi:
and where did u hear it from that Daniel asked Iyabo out? and is Iyabo that beautiful compare to Gbenga's wife or even other beautiful babes in Ogun state. y not think of other possible reasons for their misunderstandings
actually she was the one that asked him out and he bounced the hell out of her grin
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 10:30am On Dec 17, 2008
grin cheesy rflmao  grin cheesy
my ribs ache
Politics › Re: Throw A Shoe by Muza(m): 1:04am On Dec 17, 2008
i have lots of shoes but they wont be enough for me to throw at the ppl i want to on NL cos they are damn too many ppl i would stone grin
Politics › Re: Gani Fawehinmi Rejects National Honour (OFR) by Muza(m): 1:00am On Dec 17, 2008
lucabrasi:
@empress
thats the more reason to show he only supports injustice whereever he sees it,personally i don't support ribadu on these issues presently because of the negatives that have stained his otherwise awesome job but i think what you have just listed has shown gani as what he professes to be rather than an hypocrite
@muza
the original,vintage gani fawehinmi is not the same thing as sarah jubril, trust me even if an sss was making a move which i agree they will,even yar adua will stop them before they embarass him,look at the gov aide that had a thing with just iyabo,the sss director came out with a statement the next day distancing the sss from the whole thing,how much more gani
thats true smiley
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 12:49am On Dec 17, 2008
callin for the release of The Legend

Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 12:45am On Dec 17, 2008
the only thing i can tell you is that its a size 10,bush said.

Pataki:
@ Muza,
Do you have pictures of this treasured shoes since you are bent on entertaining us with pictures of what happened. grin
the pic are not available yet,the shoe is heavily guarded.
But since ppl have started bidding for the shoe,be patient u will see it.
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 12:38am On Dec 17, 2008
I say this guy is a legend,he might get filthy rich for stonnig bush

Politics › Re: Gani Fawehinmi Rejects National Honour (OFR) by Muza(m): 12:26am On Dec 17, 2008
they might not drag him out but the sure will seize the microphone from him and tell him to go and sit down.
cos there was this incident at the pdp convention where yar adua won,i think it was sarah jibril that wanted to talk on the mic when a plain clothe security seized the mic and told her to get lost.
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 12:13am On Dec 17, 2008
Bush Humiliated by Shoe Attack — A Symbolic Epitaph to the Bush Regime
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Dec 16, 2008
By Socialist Party, CWI in England and Wales

In a symbolic epitaph to the Bush regime, journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi became a hero across the Arab world for hurling his shoes at U.S. president George W Bush. Film of the incident, considered a serious insult, made news across the world, instantly hitting youtube, while satirical videos hit the internet and cartoons appeared in the newspapers, such as the UK Guardian.

Yelling, "this is a farewell kiss, you dog", al-Zaidi gave a glimpse of the anger of the great majority of the world, particularly in the Middle East, against the Bush regime. Shoes are commonly pressed against pictures of Bush in the Middle East, considered a serious insult.
Commentators on Sky News compared the incident with the Iraqis who hit the fallen statue of Saddam Hussein with their shoes in 2003. The BBC points out that Condoleezza Rice has been given the particularly insulting first name Kundara, meaning shoe.

Mass rallies in support of Mr Zaidi have also been held across Iraq, calling for his release.
The Iranian PressTV suggests that al-Zaidi, who appears to have been seriously beaten up while in custody, will be richly rewarded: "In Saudi Arabia, a man has offered $10 million to buy just one of the two world famous black dress shoes in an obvious attempt to reward al-Zaidi."
Anger was also expressed in the U.S. Social networking website gather.com published an open letter to Bush, counting the combat boots of the 4,029 American soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan and the 30,852 pairs of combat boots for soldiers injured there. "If we bought shoes that cost $50 a pair, we could buy 12,239,700,000 pair to throw for all the money you have wasted on Iraq."
http://www.socialistalternative.org/news/article13.php?id=978
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Secret Service & Film Trick by Muza(m): 12:05am On Dec 17, 2008
i also wondered,were were those extraordinaty secret service guyz.
We now know that the American president it not as protected as we used to think.
Politics › Re: Earthmama=Deepzone? by Muza(m): 12:01am On Dec 17, 2008
i had no wanted to comment on this thread,but from one of eathmamas post,i just found out that she is that
ethnic bigot called Redhotchick.

Earthmama why are u using so many identities.
Nevertheless sha,we hav uncovered u,its easy to smell an ethnic bigot like u.

but still i know u will still change your identity,but we will still uncover u,because ur bigotry cant give u that much needed cover
Politics › Re: Go To Hell! Iyabo Obasanjo Tells Gov. Gbenga Daniel by Muza(m): 11:58pm On Dec 16, 2008
Pataki:
Your brain cells needs some heavy spanking. cheesy shocked cheesy
yeah,real heavy spanking grin
Politics › Re: Gani Fawehinmi Rejects National Honour (OFR) by Muza(m): 11:57pm On Dec 16, 2008
lucabrasi:
@post
while its a morale boost for other anti corruption crusaders in nigeria and every nigerian and a sign that the man is still on the side of the people,i think it would have made much more impact if he accepted the award and then rejected it publicly at the very venue in full view of the cameras with a speech as to why that was done
gaskiya you no wish Gani well,wat do u think those overzeleous sss will do.I cant even imagine wat they will do to him.
Its better that he rejected it b4 the day,cos u know in naija sm cant just be arrested on thrump up charges.
Politics › Re: Gani Fawehinmi Rejects National Honour (OFR) by Muza(m): 11:26pm On Dec 16, 2008
bettes:
To call honorable for rejecting the honour given to him,will be hyprotical,i personally think he did it for publicity,attention and controversy he knew it would cause.
Gani was one of the loudest critics of the EFCC when it was headed by Ribadu,he called them OBJ's person thugs,he criticised Ribadu's undeserved promotion,also criticised him when some governors were arrested and released on bail just to never hear EFCC open their cases.He rightly criticised EFCC's selective justice.

Does the fact that the govt turned against Ribadu suddenly made him less corrupt?
This is very true o,
but u know Nigerians too forgetfull. grin
Politics › Re: Ibb , Family And Loot - These People No Go Die Well by Muza(m): 11:23pm On Dec 16, 2008
blacksta:
@muza

I thought u supported the northern elite.
I'll never support IBB
Sports › Re: Which Super Eagles Team Is Your All-time Best? by Muza(m): 7:22pm On Dec 16, 2008
any nigerian except those who dont watch football will tell you,
Tunusia/USA 94 team.
Till this moment we dont have anything close to that team.
Politics › Re: Which Nigerian Leader Would You Like To Throw Your Shoes At ? by Muza(m): 7:02pm On Dec 16, 2008
OBVIOUS:
Throw ur shoe and die.!!!
grin cheesy grin lmao grin cheesy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obasanjo And Congo Rebel Leader Hold Ceasefire Talks! by Muza(m): 4:54pm On Dec 16, 2008
the UN is gradually becoming a joke
Obj is envoy,
AGF Mike Aondoeka(i cant spell the name) get un appointment too.

Actually u need a criminal to calm and negotiate wit a criminal.
Politics › Re: Ibb , Family And Loot - These People No Go Die Well by Muza(m): 3:59pm On Dec 16, 2008
After looting our money this IBB guy is strategizing to come back in 2011,
thats is if the incumbents decides not to run(which i doubt).
But as the poster said these ppl will not die well.
Politics › Re: Ibb , Family And Loot - These People No Go Die Well by Muza(m): 3:13pm On Dec 16, 2008
plc group:
Sharaap there monkey! we have to blame your useless Hausas/Fulanis for keeping Nigeria like this. Stupid set of people. Idiot!
cheesy
if only u will respect your self i wudn't have to insult the hell out of u grin
Politics › Re: Efcc And Nigeria Anti-corruption War by Muza(m): 3:12pm On Dec 16, 2008
Moves:
don't say that ooo; the lady may not have been receiving her police pension regularly; hence the money is too good to refuse; we should not be allowing retired people to hold post anymore in nigeria; because they tend to return with a bigger vendetta -- ala OBJ
I want to see how that woman would come out of the web of corruption that has engulfed her.
I think with shocking reavelations to come,Nigerians will be beyond surprise,
Politics › Re: Yar'adua Seeks End To Immunity For Leaders by Muza(m): 2:36pm On Dec 16, 2008
BecomeRich:
Immunity should cover members of reps and senators.
looting unlimited kenan! grin

BecomeRich:
You have a president called Yar adua telling the whole world his graduate are not employ-able. what does that tell you about him. Do you think George bush would say that.

I think the northerner graduate are not employ able. we know northerner universities should be scrape and replace with sharia or arabic schools. It is the best for the north. they should cancel universities education in the north. Stupid statement. If developed countries, they would ask him to resign.

This is enough in the USA for impeachment of the president. May be we should be talking about how to impeachment him, for that statement.
Are u aware that obj made hundereds if not thousands of imeachable statements.
We all know the president is not lying.
Politics › Re: This Guy Is A Legend by Muza(op): 2:21pm On Dec 16, 2008
Naijex:
@Muza
You this Mallo guy, now i see your brain is under your feet, if this disgruntle journalist is a legend to you.

Can u encourage someone to disrespect your president in that manner.
Ode, the war no start no fin. crisis. What's wall street got to do iraqi war.

financial crisis started because of the deregulation of the market.
the money used in financing the war was plucked from trees ko? grin

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