Foreign Affairs › Re: Stop The Scaremongering, We Are Not Sending Warships To Hormuz - France by naptu2(op): 7:23pm On Mar 15 |
ViceGovernor: The smallest aircraft carrier in Uncle Sam's fleet is bigger than that semi yatch the French own and are bragging about.
It's a caricature let's be honest and shame the devil, I was even expecting one super sized monstrous looking carrier 😂 😆. One aircraft carrier in US is a thousand foot long from bow to stern, that's 10 football fields the size of camp nou......now imagine how many jets are in the 5 decks within. What has all that got to di with your statement that there are 6 aircraft on the carrier?? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Stop The Scaremongering, We Are Not Sending Warships To Hormuz - France by naptu2(op): 6:49pm On Mar 15 |
ViceGovernor: Just look @ that aircraft carrier, they have just 6 planes on it, I'd be ashamed to take that out to an active combat zone.
The US and Israel don't need you but since your companies transport oil through the strait you will have to pay for security one way or another mossio Macron. Aircraft carriers have hangers on their lower decks and they are brought from the hangars to the flight deck by elevators. The fact that you see only 6 planes on the flight deck does not mean that there are only 6 planes on the aircraft carrier. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 5:16pm On Mar 15 |
Err, no.
Blunt99 has shown that he can't see what's in front of him and worse still, fanaticism has made him make claims that he can't back, so I won't be continuing conversation with him. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 5:02pm On Mar 15 |
Blunt99: You proved nothing wrong, and the christain adviser is not from Ghana.
and Islam and religious freedom in one sentence that it needs a Muslim representative is very bizarre, and another America woke miscalculation.
I repeat, it only happens in the west. Fanaticism is does not overcome common sense. The adviser in the US is an American, the governor in Kaduna is a Muslim and he has a Christian adviser (he's not the only one) and no, it doesn't only happen in the West. You can say that you only know of the West or you only want to acknowledge the West, but that's a different matter. However, I can tell that we won't get much sense from you due to religious fanaticism. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by naptu2: 4:59pm On Mar 15 |
Ishilove: That's why it is so easy to send people's children to their deaths. Politicians are the same everywhere George Bush The Second was only slightly better. His father was in Congress and the diplomatic service when he was supposed to serve in Vietnam. He initially used school to avoid the draft, then he joined the Texas National Guard. Joining the National Guard meant that he could avoid going to Vietnam and serve in Texas instead. He was a pilot in the National Guard and took it seriously at first, but then it later years he missed training, he was not medically fit, etc. It looks like the main reason he joined was to avoid going to war. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 4:45pm On Mar 15 |
Blunt99: It happens around the world, but not from a different country.
It is only common in the west.
So, you are wrong with your "all over the world" and definitely not a Christian adviser in a Muslim country. Everything you wrote has already been proved wrong in my previous post. Didn't you see the example of Kaduna? Is Kaduna in the West? |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by naptu2: 4:12pm On Mar 15 |
Ishilove: What's that? Donald Trump had his draft deferred 4 times because of school and when he couldn't use school as an excuse anymore, he got a medical report that he had growths in the bones of his heels. The children of the doctor that wrote the report say that their father wrote the report as a favour to Fred Trump, Donald Trump's father, who was a wealthy businessman. |
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Family › Re: Interfaith Couple Who Are Fasting Together by naptu2: 1:32pm On Mar 15 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by naptu2: 12:55pm On Mar 15 |
GracieX3: I'm only adding context to what you said so that the complete story of Trump's dodging is clear.
As for English language, have you not heard the phrase- 'half truth is a whole lie'? If you were only adding context, then you would have said, "In addition to", not "partially true". Do you seriously not know the meaning of "partially true"? Let me help you. If something is partially true, then it means that part of it is a lie. If something is a half truth, then it means that the other half is a lie. Yet you can't point to any lie in my post. I hope you are now better educated and informed. This is all the time that I have to spend on you today. I won't read your response. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by naptu2: 12:29pm On Mar 15 |
GracieX3: Partially true.
1. Trump dodged the draft the first four times to complete his college education.
2. Then after graduating, he suspiciously developed bone spurs which allowed him to dodge the draft the fifth time.
Both family members and lawyers have cast doubt on the validity of his bone spurs medical diagnosis. Mtschew I wrote that Trump dodged the draft because of bone spurs, this funny guy wrote partially true (as if he does not understand the English Language). If it is partially true, then what part of it is false? |
Politics › Re: Petrol Was Cheap During Gulf War! Why You Suffer Today by naptu2: 12:24pm On Mar 15 |
You don't know anything.
Go and find out what caused the 1988 SAP riot.
Go and find out what caused the 1992 SAP riot.
In fact, also find out what caused the 1989 SAP riot. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by naptu2: 12:01pm On Mar 15 |
Ishilove: Trump was a draft dodger? Bone spurs. |
Politics › Re: I Thought Obidients Are The Fascists. Who Are Those Blocking People Now? by naptu2: 8:27am On Mar 15 |
For those that do not know, let me tell you the reason for this tear soaked thread.
The person that created this thread had a habit of doing something and I'm going to explain using actual example.
I created a thread about the United States presidential election, because it's a news story. This guy came to the thread to attack me. He was posting about agbado, Tinubu and bla bla bla. What does Tinubu or agbado have to do with the US election??
I created a thread about music and he did the same thing. He came to the thread to attack me and was posting about agbado and all sorts of things.
His goal was to provoke me, but I ignored him.
If anybody creates a post to praise any of my threads, the same guy would be there to attack me and post about agbado.
He also does this with his other kuku and tana accounts (I know all of them).
So obviously I blocked him (I have no time for nonsense).
I recently created a thread about Abubakar Affan who was detained by the SSS because of posts that he made about Israel. This guy came to challenge me and claim that Affan did not post anything wrong. Am I the DSS? Anyway, all the guy did was remind me that the block has expired, so I renewed it and that's the reason for this tear soaked thread. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 7:19am On Mar 15 |
QuinQQ: Because lots of people will only read the heading. The most important word in that heading is "MUSLIM" Then it's their fault that they are mentally lazy. Are you one of them? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 7:16am On Mar 15 |
QuinQQ: You mean Trump's MUSLIM religious adviser. Why the deceptive heading? Every sensible person can read the headline and the body of the post and understand what it means. How can the headline be deceptive when it accurately states the true situation and what would be the point of deception when the true situation is also stated in the body of the post. The ability to reason is important. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 6:42am On Mar 15 |
Sirleo05: A Muslim adviser to a Christian man on christian matters, humm! Wonders shall never end This is normal and happens all over the world, including Nigeria. Leaders appoint religious advisers from different faiths to ensure that the religious freedoms of the faiths are not trampled upon. I Kaduna Governor Uba Sani has Senior Special Assistant on Religious Affairs (Christian Matters): Rev. Ishaya Jangado. In the UK Lord Khan was the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Faith, Communities and Resettlement. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 5:48am On Mar 15 |
Resignation letter.
3 more characters needed.
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Foreign Affairs › President Trump's Religious Adviser, Sameerah Munshi Resigns by naptu2(op): 5:47am On Mar 15 |
Sameraah Munshi @SameerahMunshi My name is Sameerah Munshi. I am a Presidential appointee serving as advisor to the White House Religious Liberty Commission.
Today, I am resigning over the injustice and atrocities of this administration at home and abroad.
I resign in protest of two deeply troubling developments: the official removal of Carrie Prejean Boller for her deeply held beliefs about Palestine and the federal government’s illegal war against Iran, undertaken without clear constitutional or congressional authorization.
While members of this Religious Liberty Commission have mocked my faith and treated my community with hostility, I hesitantly accepted my appointment last year with the intention of remaining a voice of reason and standing for the religious freedom of ordinary Americans whose voices are not often heard at the highest levels of government. This includes American Muslims whose rights are sidelined and whose existence is met with hateful rhetoric aimed at advancing particular political agendas.
My family, both Christian and Muslim, came to America fleeing religious discrimination and persecution. Generations later, their stories shaped my strong commitment to religious liberty and my belief in America as a safe haven for people of all religions. Muslims and other people of faith are freer in America to practice their religion than almost any other place in the world. I sought to safeguard this ideal in my work, but sadly found the Commission driven by ulterior motives.
When I testified before the Commission, this was the exact issue I raised regarding American Muslims. In this country, people of faith are having their free expression stripped away, and even their lives put at risk, because of their deeply held beliefs about Palestine, all for the sake of a Zionist political agenda. The removal of a Catholic commissioner @CarriePrejean1 for expressing dissenting views grounded in her faith is the exact affront to free expression and religious liberty that I spoke out against.
If we are not free in America to abide by our religious beliefs and hold fast to them despite others’ disagreement, then in what country are we free to do so?
Even more pressing is this government’s unlawful killing of children and civilians in Iran at the urging of a genocidal state. Not only is the American public against this aggression, but our tax dollars are funding the very violence that we oppose, both against innocent Palestinians and now Iranians. It is painfully obvious through their actions that this administration has no regard for the Constitution’s protection of free expression and religious liberty, nor its detailing of war powers.
I want to be very clear: I am not resigning out of fear or intimidation from anyone affiliated with the Commission, the government, or any interest group. I am resigning because I have seen firsthand the injustice perpetrated by members of this commission, and I am unwilling to be associated with it any longer. I have seen this corrupt, dangerous administration’s disregard for American citizens and the lives of innocents, and I am unwilling to be associated with it any longer. I support America over Israel, and unfortunately that means I cannot support Trump or this government.
Ultimately, I will have to stand before God and answer to Him for my role in this commission. I ask His forgiveness if I have legitimized their evil or the evil of this administration in any way. I ask Him to keep my intentions pure and to guide me toward paths that bring true benefit to my community.
Thank you for allowing me to serve the American people,
Sameerah Munshi source
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