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[[s]quote author=Subduer post=90195793] China is now No 1 world Super Power. China is now superior to the United States.[/quote][/s] you are joke to urself |
Olominira:Stop looting... |
[s] Antiochus:[/s] look at this cnn brain washed mofo. looting and burning of individuals shop is best way to show ur grievances?. no wonder Trump calls u thugs that needs to b shot. |
[s] Obrigardo:[/s] another lies from frustrated Democrats. Go and get a life and stop looting and burning |
Olominira:oga nobody is against protest, but looting and burning shops, is not the best way to protest. |
Antiochus:am not against peaceful protests but y are we not having this kind of protest during Obama regime that is also a black man? this protest is happening because Most Afrivans Amerivans hate trump. what signals are sending when u kip looting and burning shop in the name of protest? |
Exc2000:bloggers bait u and u fall for it.. |
This are Democrats and looters.... ![]() |
bobyrisky living a risky life... |
iamadonis2:why mentioning Trump here? killing of black Americans has happening b4 Trump. Trump as condemn the act, so what else do u want?
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dermmy:Lolz.. . |
Without much fanfare or notice, the first known commercial aircraft from the United Arab Emirates recently landed at Israel’s Ben Gurion airport. It was carrying Covid-19 supplies for the Palestinian Authority, which, out of pique, rejected them. As unprecedented as the flight was, it really shouldn’t have come as much of a surprise. For the past five years, contacts between Israel and the Gulf states—especially Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain—have been booming. The examples of what amounts to a Great Thaw in an otherwise frozen political landscape are plentiful: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, together with his wife and the director of Israel’s Mossad intelligence service, has been received in Oman by the late sultan. He has met the UAE and Omani foreign ministers in the U.S. Israel’s minister of culture has visited Dubai. Israelis, including Jerusalem’s chief rabbi, have been welcomed in Bahrain, and Bahrain has reached out to Israel for help battling Covid-19. Israeli athletes have competed in judo competitions in the UAE, where, for first time, the Israeli national anthem was played and the Israeli flag displayed. Trade between Israel and the Gulf states is now estimated at about $1 billion a year. One Israeli-owned company, AGT International, has reportedly concluded an $800 million deal with the UAE for border surveillance equipment. And this partial list comprises only the visible signs. Much more on the intelligence and security side is reportedly happening below the waterline. Even more stunning, this putative détente is taking place on the watch of a right-wing Israeli prime minister who doesn’t even feign interest in a two-state solution and is doing everything he can to ensure one never emerges by keeping large parts of West Bank and all of Jerusalem. Contrary to the warnings from diplomats, analysts and peaceniks who predicted Israel would become a pariah if it didn’t settle up with the Palestinians, Israel seems to be making more progress toward normalization with Arab regimes without a credible peace process than with one. Clearly the Gulf states aren’t on the verge of full normalization with Israel; nor is the Arab world willing to untether itself from the emotional pull of Palestinian issue or its hostile and all too often anti-Semitic views of Israel. But even the most skeptical observers would have to admit something has changed. So what explains this shift? Three significant factors. The rise of Iran and Sunni jihadists spewing terror across the region has created a narrow but important coincidence of interests between Israel and the Arab world. Increasing exhaustion and frustration with the never-ending Palestinian cause has opened up more space for Arab states to follow their own interests. But behind it all, lay a White House enamored of Arab money for arms sales and investment in the U.S. and eager to marshal the Arabs in the service of its anti-Iranian and pro-Israeli agenda. Indeed, in an effort to court the Gulf Arabs, Trump and his Middle East envoy son-in-law Jared Kushner have given the Saudis carte blanche to pursue disastrous policies while holding their coats. And Arab nations, sensing opportunities with an autocrat-friendly U.S. president, have been only too happy to follow. From the Israeli perspective, the reasons for the détente are not hard to divine. Netanyahu’s regional outreach to the Arab world is part of his broader campaign to project Israel’s political profile internationally with historic visits into Latin America, Asia, South Asia and Africa. Israel now has more diplomatic recognition in the international community than at any time since independence. In the Middle East, his outreach is aimed to demonstrate that Israel can do business with key Arab states without having to compromise on the Palestinian issue and of course to marshal Arab state support in his campaign against Iran. Saudi Arabia and the UAE, in particular, see Iran—not a seemingly intractable Palestinian issue—as their most pressing national security challenge and see Israel as a powerful partner in containing Tehran’s regional designs. The partnership began to crystallize with the Obama administration’s 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and the perception that Washington was opening the door to legitimize the Islamic Republic as a potential regional partner. One of the reasons the Israeli-Arab state détente has gained traction is because it’s homegrown—emerging from the perception of common threat. But the Trump administration picked up the ball and ran with it. Determined to reverse the policies of his predecessor on Iran and the peace process that had alienated both Israel and Saudi Arabia, Trump made both countries key to his Middle East policies. In my first meeting with Jared Kushner in 2017, he made it unmistakably clear that his father-in-law was determined to establish strategic relationships with both countries. It was certainly no coincidence that the president’s first foreign trip, in May 2017, was to Saudi Arabia, where, accompanied by a retinue of some of the biggest names in American business and finance, the president talked about Saudi investment, American jobs and billions in arms sales. Then it was on to Israel, where Trump became the first sitting president to pray at Jerusalem’s Western Wall. That trip—planned by Jared Kushner—would also give rise to his close relationship with the Saudi king’s son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, known as MBS. A reckless and impulsive 30-something reformer, MBS would figure prominently in many disasters, from the war in Yemen to the kidnapping of the Lebanese prime minister, to the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, as well as in Kushner’s plans to promote Middle East peacemaking. At the core of that vision were efforts to promote Israeli-Arab state cooperation, both to cement a common front against Iran and to build leverage to pressure the Palestinians to come to the negotiating table. And the Gulf Arab states played the Israeli card for all it was worth. Convinced the road to Washington lay through Jerusalem, the Saudis in particular cozied up to the Trump administration, which refused to abandon them even after bin Salman’s disastrous role in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. For a few token appearances with the Israelis, such as the Warsaw Conference on Middle East Peace and Security in February 2019, where Netanyahu met with the Saudi foreign minister, Riyadh stayed on Trump’s good side, as it had in low-keying the Saudi reaction to Trump’s opening a U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem. And later that year in Manama, with Riyadh’s permission, Bahrain hosted a U.S.-orchestrated economic conference that brought together Arab and Israeli representatives from the private sector to discuss the economic aspects of Trump’s Vision for Middle East Peace. Will the Israel-Arab state honeymoon last? The answer is probably yes, anchored as it is in self-interest. The Iranian threat isn’t going to disappear. The U.S.-Saudi relationship is going through a bad patch now over oil prices. But as long as the Saudis and Emiratis think it’s in their interests to stay in Trump’s favor, their cooperation will continue. And why shouldn’t they? The Saudis have few friends in Washington other than the White House, which recently bypassed Congress, declaring a faux national emergency to facilitate billions of dollars in weapons sales to Saudi and the UAE Positioning themselves as being good on Israel certainly can’t hurt, though the talking points might not be as effective for a President Joe Biden who has labeled Saudi Arabia a pariah state. As for Netanyahu, as long as he doesn’t expect too much from his new Arab friends and doesn’t break the bank by annexing wholesale the Jordan Valley and the whole West Bank (very unlikely), the Gulf Arabs will stay on board as they did when the U.S. Embassy opened in Jerusalem. It ain’t peace. But then again that was never in the cards. In a broken, angry, dysfunctional Middle East, who could ask for more? https://www.yahoo.com/news/israel-arab-world-making-peace-083054168.html
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[s] Obrigardo:[/s] Lolz...another gimic to distract attention from raspist Joe |
dermmy:. Is not everytime u beat a child when he goes against ur instruction, somethings u just overlook it Weather u like it not America still remain the world police to deal with rogue nation like iran ![]() |
Mother Russia has fallen ![]() Dermmy will not like this |
panafrican:Fake news...South africans never encourage their children to wear vest and blow up a solider |
dermmy:Immediately I sighted the topic, I know I will find u b here. To u Anybody that dosent support ur hate agenda has being brainwashed by western and Jewish propaganda. I need to ask you, those children that were arrested, where dey arrested in their homes or in thier schools? We both know those children were brainwashed by people like you to attack Israel soliders with stones and knives even some of dem wear suicide vest, just to gain public sympathy. Only cruel people like u will tell children to go attack soldiers in d name fake freedom. A child attacking soldiers with knife so expect dem to give him Cookies and milk? If an Israeli child should try this with Palestinians police am sure he head will already b rolling on floor. Am sure Israel still have mercy on those children for just arresting dem and release dem after a while. This cannot happen in any Arab country. Is what we both know, but ur hatred for Israel will not let u see that |
OLAADEGBU:what do expect from dementia Joe? . |
dermmy:even when he has apologized? that shows something is not right with what he said. well who will even take forgetful Joe serious ![]() |
dermmy:and what stop dem from veto the embargo when it was intially placed on iran?, since russia and china has always be the allies of iran . .seems people like u are even more active that both Russia and China ![]() |
Whyem15:americans regret nothing on that decision by cancelled the evil deal Obama made with iran, infact most Americans never support d deal. the only people lamenting is the iran and their fans like u |
kemicalreact:even if u he provide the source, u will still not believe, that is y i dont real like to argue much with u guys here, cos once the report dosent suit what u want to hear u will call it Western propaganda. |
dermmy:Lolz...now u expect him to watch it, and all of a sudden YouTube is no more Western propaganda machine again becos u saw a post that suit ur greed. i remember a time when a guy mentioned youtube post here, u rubbish it saying anyone can post shit on YouTube.. so what if this documentary is an arranged one? dont forget their are some americans and Americans journalist who are always against the any actions of american gov. what if those people are just selected to say what u and other people like u who are fans of rouge nation Iran and Anti america/Israel want to hear. |
Roasted yam plus Two Round ponmo in Sauce and eggs . (Aye ori mi ni mo n je) I dey chop d head of my life ![]()
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader on Friday denounced Israel as a "tumor" to be eliminated and hailed Tehran's supply of arms to Palestinians, drawing swift condemnation from the United States and European Union. Opposition to Israel is a core belief for Shi’ite-led Iran, which backs Palestinian and Lebanese Islamic militant groups opposed to peace with the Jewish state, which Tehran refuses to recognize. "The Zionist regime (Israel) is a deadly, cancerous tumor in the region. It will undoubtedly be uprooted and destroyed," Iran's top authority, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said in an online speech. The United States and European Union rejected the comments. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Twitter dismissed them as "disgusting and hateful anti-Semitic remarks" that did not represent the tradition of tolerance of ordinary Iranians. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said they were "totally unacceptable and represent a deep source of concern" and incompatible with the aim of a stable and peaceful Middle East. Although leaders of Palestinian militant groups in Gaza, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, have frequently praised Iran's financial and military support, Khamenei had not himself previously given public confirmation of Tehran's weapons supply. "Iran realised Palestinian fighters' only problem was lack of access to weapons. With divine guidance and assistance, we planned, and the balance of power has been transformed in Palestine, and today the Gaza Strip can stand against the aggression of the Zionist enemy and defeat it," he said. RALLIES CANCELLED Senior Iranian officials have called repeatedly over the years for an end to the Jewish state, including by a referendum that would exclude a majority of its Jews while including Palestinians in the region and abroad. "The proposal of referendum shows that West’s accusation of the resistance as antisemitic, which they keep repeating, is completely unfounded," Khamenei said. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Iran "the most antisemitic regime on the planet" in an address during a Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem on Jan 23. Khamenei was speaking on Quds Day, which uses the Arabic name for Jerusalem, held on the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramadan. The Quds event was started by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, late founder of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution. Khamenei suggested global attention on the coronavirus crisis had helped obscure wrongs done to Palestinians. "The long-lasting virus of Zionists will be eliminated," he added. Iran cancelled nationwide Quds Day rallies due to coronavirus. Iran is one of the most-affected countries in the region with 7,300 deaths and a total of 131,652 infections. Khamenei also denounced what he called treason by "political and cultural mercenaries in Muslim countries" helping Zionists to downplay the Palestine issue, in an apparent reference to some Arab states including Iran's regional rival Saudi Arabia. https://www.yahoo.com/news/irans-khamenei-says-israel-cancerous-082546676.html
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Why davido face con b like say dem beat am like this? ![]() |
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(Reuters) - Iran will support any nation or group that fights Israel, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday, ahead of this week's annual observance of Quds (Jerusalem) Day to express support for Palestinians. "We will support and assist any nation or any group anywhere who opposes and fights the Zionist regime, and we do not hesitate to say this," Khamenei said in a post on his official English-language Twitter account. Iran, Israel’s arch-enemy in the Middle East, has been a key supporter, along with Russia, of President Bashar al-Assad during Syria’s civil war, sending military advisers as well as material and regional Shi’ite militias. Israel, which monitors neighbouring Syria intensively, has carried out hundreds of air strikes in Syria targeting suspected arms and troop movements by Iran and the Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas that Tehran sponsors. Separately, Khamenei said on Wednesday that Iran's enmity toward Israel was not the same as hostility toward Jewish people. "The elimination of the government of Israel does not mean the elimination of Jews. We don't have an issue with Jewish people," Khamenei said in a post on his official Farsi-language Twitter account. "'Elimination of Israel' means the Muslim, Christian and Jewish people of #Palestine choose their own government themselves and push out foreigners and thugs like [Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu," the post added. Khamenei is scheduled to speak on Friday to commemorate Quds Day. https://www.yahoo.com/news/iran-support-nation-group-fights-192946537.html |
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spaghetti jollof with eggs , i cant kill myself ![]()
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you are joke to urself