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I wonder if France can pull it off. Has any country won a world cup back to back before?

Wow, congratulations Morroco.

GOFRONT:
I'm a Morrocan for now........This cup is coming home to Morrocco and Africa

I actually hope so but it's going to be very difficult.

This is sad and funny at the same time, let a little girl be a little girl! Even Cardi B doesn't put eyelashes and nails on Kulture.

IamGreen1:
From where ?

From my room, a viewing centre is close by.

smalldoctor:
I hear Goooal ooooo

Me tooo

lhordspy:
Argentina for the worldcup. InshAllahu.

insha'Allah in Jesus name.

Argentina must win this match.

otokx:
They were compact as a team and understood the game plan.

Yeah, they are really a force to reckon with.

Okay so Brazil is out, I will be rooting for Argentina and Morocco in their upcoming matches. I really don't think Croatia will lift the cup this year but they've really tried, their tenacity is really admirable and who knows they might just get into the final again.

A girl literally said that snake meat was her favourite meat in our faculty today when we were having a discussion. She wasn't even shy or anything, she said it confidently like with her full chest and all.

Ugh penalty loading.

Lol I am in my room and the shout of goaaal was so loud from the viewing centre close by, up brazil

Plantain, fried, boiled or roasted

Brazil for the win.

I really wish that an African or South American country will lift the cup this year. That would be something. I am rooting for Senegal and Morocco from Africa; and Argentina and Brazil from South America.

Angel55555:
Yes they are better off today, basic human rights are respected and nothing like absolutely dictatorship in most Arab countries.
If Iran does not change it's approach to leadership, its going to end up like Libya and the ruling class are going to get the Gaddafi treatment.

Okay.

"Aisha" Letitia Wright really tried with the Nigerian accent. The movie was shot nicely and I like Aisha's relationship with Conor, it's just simple, sweet and nice. I also like the social issue of asylum seekers the movie is about and how hard life can be for them. I really learnt a great deal about how the system operates too.

I wish I was at home to watch this.

Angel55555:
This WC edition could turn out to be one of the best or the worst, i feel Qatar should never have gotten their hands on the hosting rights but these days corruption rules.

Based

Angel55555:
The Arab spring did not take place in Syria, I think. Since the protest began a lot of protesters have killed or jailed. Protesting in a Muslim country is not the same as Protesting in a western country, if the protesters don't riot or use violence they will be ignored by the ruling class, jailed without charges, extra judicial killings etc.
Sharia law is used in Qatar and UAE, yet those two countries are modernised and Qatar is hosting a global event right now. I believe in moderation, a woman was killed by the Islamic moral police force for not wearing her hijab properly and you think the people don't have the right to be mad at those oppressing them ?

When I mention Syria, I wasn't referring to the Arab Spring okay. I repeat, it is one thing to protest, it is another to riot. No country will allow rioting go on unchecked. When the BLM protest got violent in the US, the government stepped in. In Canada, Trudeau didn't allow the bikers protest to go on further he clamped them down when they were getting unruly. In France, the yellow vest movement was curbed so are you trying to tell me these are forms of opression too? I will like to remind you that no government will sit down with folded hands and watch their country get torn apart with civil unrest.

Of course I don't support a regime that controls the way a woman dresses, it is archaic and ridiculous. What I am saying is that civil unrest doesn't solve anything. Do you think if the End SARS protest that turned into such a violent end had continued today, Nigeria will still be habitable? Would you say that it is worth it because we are fighting the opression from our government. Would it have solved anything or would the country be in further ruins? Besides you didn't answer my question so I will ask again, those countries like Syria and the Arab Spring ones, are they better off today?

Messi1:
You are stupid for this very dumb comment.

meh, try again

Angel55555:
Hey, how have you been?
I disagree with your point of view, the Arabian spring started because Muslims wanted to enjoy basic human rights and they want an end to the dictatorship in their countries. This led to a wide change in the Arab world, military government was replaced by civilian rule and it led to the end of Gaddafi, Hussan mubarak to mention a few.

This is the 21st century, any Government that can't respect basic human rights will be deposed sooner rather than later. The good people of Iran are tired of the oppression being inflicted on them by the political class, expect real changes soon.

Hey, I am good. It's been a while. I am definitely not against protesting but rioting? That's a big no no for me. So I want to ask you has the Arabian spring made these people's life better? Like that basic human rights and freedom they destroyed their country for, how is it working for the Syrians now? Do you think they are better off today?

If Iranians end up the Syria way, they have no one but themselves to blame. When they burn down their country and turn refugees with their faces pasted on every msm media, they will then know that violence and wilfully destroying your country doesn't solve anything.

Nia69:
You didn't enjoy your childhood?
I thought you people call adulthood scam.

Lol no but the thing is I will have to go through everything again like jamb, post jamb, waec etc.

Nia69:
Your reason?

Lol, I don't just like the Idea of having to grow up again.

Noooooooooooooo.