Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Educates A Follower On Why Nigeria Remains Indissolube by phorget(m): 6:16am On Sep 12, 2025 |
Constitutions could be amended if need be, Nigeria has always amended her constitution from time immemorial but somehow this succession constitution seems unamendable. But when Tilumbu wanted to change the national anthem it took him less than 2weeks to get the anthem changed...
Reno is just a lost cow. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Non-salary Earners, What’s Your Source Of Income; How Are You Surviving? by phorget(m): 10:36pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
Most of them are owing different debt that they are never ready to pay back, they owe all the loan apps and they are always proud of their debt profiles. If you mistakenly lend them money then forget about such money cos they won't pay back. |
Politics › Re: Colourfully Dressed Elected LGA Councillors In Rivers State Being Sworn In by phorget(m): 12:57am On Sep 07, 2025 |
If I am to be in Fubara's shoes I will rather resign from office so I can have a rest of mind. Working under Wike's shadow won't make a pleasant experience, Wike is too greedy and greedy people are insatiable. |
Politics › Re: “is This A Joke” — Politician Wearing Oversized Caps by phorget(m): 5:56pm On Sep 06, 2025 |
Naija has been reduced to a total joke, godfatherism is going to kill us soon. |
Politics › Re: Colourfully Dressed Elected LGA Councillors In Rivers State Being Sworn In by phorget(m): 5:53pm On Sep 06, 2025 |
alcaptainero: After making mockery of our Rivers state's newly elected councillors from just one LGA (Abua Odual) for shabby dressing, also acknowledge and praise these ones from another LGA from the same state. Don't always focus on demarketing a treasure base of a country. Everyone has a bad side of his/her life. Why dwelling on negativity? Those dressed "shabbily" were all well dressed, after all they were all putting on their paymasters insignia cap. These ones putting on asoebi should learn to also put Tilumbu logo on their asoebi dresses nextime. |
Education › Re: Circular Directing Edo Teachers To Cut Grasses Surfaces Ahead Of Resumption by phorget(m): 12:01pm On Sep 06, 2025 |
So what's the crime in this? The school should be responsible in cleaning the school environments in preparation for resumption. They should stop using the students to cut grown up grasses when they should have employ people to do the cutting. |
Business › Re: I Collected A Customer's Phone Because He Couldn't Pay, Now I'm Bothered by phorget(m): 8:37am On Sep 06, 2025 |
Kosoco: You are a very wicked person.... After he squzzed his last 35k for you, you still kept his phone... now you are asking us about your action...... You could hv just note his contact and adress since you knew someone he tends to use the material for did not pay him... The only thing you can't run aware from is conscience look at how you're feeling now cos you hurt your fellow man... locate that man and give him his phone for your peace of mind.... On a final note always have compassion for your fellow man. On the contrary he actually did well, Nigerians are very bad in paying debts and any transactions with a Nigerian should be backed with some collateral and the said phone is a good collateral. How can you buy materials on credit and expect the vendor to understand that the person you use that same material for didn't pay you? |
Education › Re: Teacher Bae Sparks Outrage Online After Wearing Provocative Outfits In School by phorget(m): 7:39am On Sep 06, 2025 |
AntiChristian: But if we recommend Hijab now they'll say we are stopping women from expressing themselves! Why not let express herself now?
Alhamdulillah for Islam! The Muslim girls that understands what Hijab means are neither nude nor slayingly provocative! When I use to work in an hotel I can vividly remember lots of women in hijabs that men always brought to come and smatch in our hotel rooms... Hijab doesn't make you holy, hijab is not about any religion, hijab is simply the dressing pattern of some cultures. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Strikes Venezuelan Drug Cartel, Killing Eleven by phorget(m): 5:38pm On Sep 03, 2025 |
hopexter: You’ve digressed completely from the topic just because he’s fighting drug cartels. You should be more concerned about your brothers who are hell bent on developing foreign land through drugs trafficking. You’ve been warmed by U.S government. If you’re caught, Dabiri will not safe you. How about those ones trying to loot foreign lands through yahoo yahoo? One of your Oba is still in foreign prison o. |
Politics › Re: 'Lagos Is A No Man's Land': Don't Misinterpret What I Said - Bwala by phorget(m): 3:50pm On Sep 03, 2025 |
When we call Lagos a no man's land does it practically mean that nobody owns Lagos? When we say "Eko gbo'le o tun gba ole" does that mean that both thieves and lazy people would all be welcomed In lagos?
I sincerely wish we could all overgrow this narrative ideology that nobody owns lagos, the phrase literally means that you are on your own anytime you are in lagos, while in Lagos you should simply know that you are in 'no man's land" and that should propel you to face your your grind and hustle hard. |
Politics › Re: Desperation To Unseat Jonathan fuelled Insecurity In Nigeria- Datti Baba-Ahmed by phorget(m): 11:39pm On Sep 02, 2025 |
osazsky: Wat did peter obi do as governor then to curb insecurity in anambra..then anambra had d highest crime rate ...he couldn't make one arrest yet he collect millions as security vote..he couldn't pay workers salary for 13 months and the igbos repackaged him and wants him to rule Nigeria not that he has anything to offer but just because he is igbo...anambra was one of the worst performing state then in terms of infrastructure the state could not even boast of one single standard government secondary sch cuz according to him education is not for the poor How did you come up with Obi in this conversation? You better face Datti and leave Obi alone. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Old National Assembly Complex @ Race Course TBS Lagos by phorget(m): 1:48pm On Sep 02, 2025 |
Kc3000: 'Colonial masters'. I can't put into words how much I detest that demeaning phrase.
Please address them properly...'white thieves'. What did they steal from you? How have you faired ever since they stopped "stealing" from you? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Confirms Death Of Gaza Military Chief, Mohammad Sinwar After Israel Strike by phorget(m): 12:06pm On Sep 02, 2025 |
1 samuel 13 vs 17-19... Take your time and read the above Bible verses then you'll understand how Philistines(Palestine) persecuted the Israelites. |
Travel › Re: Japa: See What This Nigerian Man Living Abroad Told Me To Rush And Do For Him. by phorget(m): 5:58am On Sep 02, 2025 |
The man isn't man enough, he needed someone to tell him what to do before he do it. Must his friends tell him about their landed properties in Nigeria? |
Politics › Re: The Implications Of Simon Ekpa's Judgment: A Call To Action by phorget(m): 5:23pm On Sep 01, 2025 |
Softmirror: Which rights does a criminal have?! Do you know that Obama bin Laden was captured unarmed?! Why was he killed and wasn't taken alive to face the law since he has rights. This is by United States of America that preaches the gospel of human rights. Everyone has a right including criminals, having right means you'll have to a lawyer and a fair hearing in due time under the law of the land, if you are found guilty then you face the penalty. In MNK matters Nigeria government has trampled upon his right, they kidnapped him and also held him hostage all these while. They could have tried him and if he's guilty then sentence him to whatever the penalty is just as the Finnish just did to Ekpa. |
Family › Re: 99percent Of Our Parents Are Like Nigeria Govt by phorget(m): 5:14pm On Sep 01, 2025 |
Omo toni obi oun o la; enu e lo wa yen...
Nuff said!!!!!! Try and put in more efforts so you don't become like your parents. |
Education › Re: Man Signs Out Of University Alongside His Daughter (Photos) by phorget(m): 5:04pm On Sep 01, 2025 |
PheelzAlmighty: This is beautiful to watch....
All those saying SCHOOL NA SCAM how market  Hope the man will now start applying for jobs with his newly acquired certificate? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Kumuyi Abolishes 6-month Mandatory Courtship For Church Members by phorget(m): 9:38pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
6months is not even enough for courthship, I'll rather make it a minimum of a year. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Spokesman, Abu Obeida Killed In Gaza Airstrike (Photos) by phorget(m): 5:33pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
UKEMY: Muslims please read this and also you can search for it online; God also told the Hebrew prophets Zephaniah and Zechariah to warn of judgment coming to Gaza and its nearby Philistine cities.
“For Gaza will be abandoned and Ashkelon a desolation; Ashdod will be driven out at noon and Ekron uprooted.” (Zephaniah 2:4)
“Ashkelon will see it and be afraid. Gaza, too, will writhe in great pain; also Ekron….Moreover, the king will perish from Gaza….” (Zechariah 9:5 Something that was written years before some people's great forefathers ever existed but some shallow mind will be quick to tell you that Israel only existed since 1948. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Spokesman, Abu Obeida Killed In Gaza Airstrike (Photos) by phorget(m): 5:30pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
Svoboda: When you kill one Oneida, ten Obeidas will line up to take his place. Israel forgets that Hamas is an ideology. It's an ideology of occupation resistance, and not an association of deranged fellows. It is a well organised movement with clear goals and objectives ingrained in the fibre of every Palestinian. Every terrorism is actually an ideology even if the ideology isn't nothing to write home about,the nature of our existence is that we would always have reason or reasons for every of our actions. To the Gazans it is an ideology and also to Israelis it is also an ideology. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 11:11am On Aug 31, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your reply is nothing but a sermon in defense of slavery. You keep repeating “dependence” as if trade, loans, or migration erase sovereignty. That’s laughable. Sovereignty is not about isolation — it is about decision-making power. Nigeria borrows, trades, and engages internationally, but no foreign army sits in Abuja dictating our constitution. That is the difference between an independent state and a vassal.
You say, “kneel down and beg France or America” — exactly the mentality of a conquered mind. Nations with dignity don’t beg outsiders to fight their internal battles; they build the capacity themselves. Boko Haram and banditry are the by-products of the same Western powers you are begging for — they profit from selling weapons, fueling chaos, and then posing as saviors. Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya — every nation that opened its doors to “helpers” ended up in ashes.
Your so-called “exposure of corruption” by foreigners is another coward’s fantasy. The West doesn’t care about corruption — they thrive on it. They bankroll the same thieves you complain about, stash their looted wealth in Swiss banks, and sell them mansions in London. If they truly hated corruption, they would freeze and repatriate every stolen cent. But they don’t — because your “masters” are not saviors, they are beneficiaries.
As for mocking Nigerians abroad and our leaders’ medical trips, that is exactly the problem with your mindset: instead of demanding that we fix our house, you prefer to burn down the whole neighborhood and call in foreign landlords. Sovereignty is not “perfect hospitals and zero corruption,” it is the right to decide our destiny without bowing to outsiders.
The truth is simple: you mistake slavery for wisdom because you are too weak to imagine freedom. You are the kind of man who would rather be a well-fed dog at his master’s feet than a free man who builds slowly with dignity. But history has never honored slaves — it honors nations that resisted, fought, and rose on their own terms.
So keep kneeling and begging. Nigeria doesn’t need cowards like you. It needs people who would rather die struggling for self-determination than live forever licking foreign boots. Ok,let's see how long you'll keep standing on your feet. But I can't remember telling you that I need those people to come set up a base in Nigeria, when the Israeli were bombing houti leaders I didn't see Israeli setting up a base in Yemen. All I'm saying is for a shared intelligent gathering and manpower to help eliminate our internal compromised... How is this a crime? But I know your people won't allow such cos you are happy killing innocent souls all in the name of politics. You blame the west but tomorrow you'll run to them to buy turcano aircraft, so according to you those westerns sell weapons to you and also sell to the terrorist but those terrorists knows how to use same weapons more than your army that is why they keep whooping their asses. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 9:03am On Aug 31, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your response is riddled with shallow comparisons and blind submission. You mention Saudi and Qatar as if they are models of independence — when in reality they are nothing but oil wells guarded by American bases. Their survival depends on renting their sovereignty to Washington. They are not spared because of “help” but because they are obedient vassals. The day they resist, they will face the same fire as Iraq and Libya. That is not success, that is servitude dressed up as prosperity.
Japan? Another bad example. Japan has U.S. military bases all over its soil since WWII. Its so-called “alliance” is the price of being permanently occupied. They are not “allies,” they are hostages in a velvet cage. The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings were not favors, they were crimes of terror that forced Japan into submission. That is not sovereignty, it is controlled survival.
And your point about Nigerians abroad is laughable. Migrants sending money home does not erase the fact that our nation still exists independently. Nigerians work abroad by choice, not because America owns Nigeria. Don’t confuse global migration with slavery. By your logic, every African-American in the U.S. makes Africa a colony of America — a ridiculous claim.
Your statement “person wey pass you don pass you” only exposes the slave mentality you carry proudly. It is the language of defeat, of someone too cowardly to imagine freedom, so he convinces himself chains are natural. Great nations are not built by people who surrender to those “who pass them.” They are built by those who fight, resist, and rise until they surpass their oppressors.
So keep glorifying masters while calling yourself wise. History will remember you as the willing slave who mistook obedience for progress, while real nations carve dignity out of struggle. Your sovereignty hasn't left your nation from depending on same western worlds for survival, why has it now become a difficult task for you to ask for this one last help ... Kneel down on your two knees and beg France or Israel or America or Russia or just choose any of those countries with military expertise to come help you flush out bokoharam, banditry and ESN. You have been depending on them for everything already but calling on them for your own security now means an infringement on your beautiful sovereignty... 😂 Oh I almost forgot that your sovereignty thrives so much on corruption, you know if those people are been calling upon they will definitely blow open the cover of corruption in your country. Keep playing with people's lives all in the name of politics anyway, but I will tell you this for free... It is never a crime to call for help whenever you feel helpless. Thr way it is right now I will tell you that Nigeria needs HELP. Have you forgotten the billion of dollars your country keep borrowing? Don't you know that you become an automatic slave to your lender? Nigeria is never a sovereign state, we are just one hell of a scam claiming sovereignty. Your president will soon jet out to France or UK for his usual health checks, though Nigeria has hospitals but it doesn't worth anything so also is our sovereignty that doesn't worth a shiiit cos we still depend on others. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 10:35pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your reply is nothing but a desperate attempt to dress up servitude as “wisdom.” You confuse international trade — which is mutual exchange — with colonial dependency, which is one-sided domination. Using foreign-made phones or cars through trade does not mean a nation has surrendered its sovereignty. Sovereignty is about decision-making power, not about producing every pin and needle yourself. Japan, China, and even Saudi Arabia import technologies, yet they retain sovereignty because they act independently. What you are endorsing is not trade — it is kneeling before foreign powers for protection in exchange for obedience. That is slavery.
Your argument about “the West giving us religion, politics, and education” only exposes how colonized your mindset is. The fact that Africans were forced to abandon their own systems through colonial violence is not a gift — it is theft, cultural erasure, and imposition. Colonizers didn’t “teach us usefulness” of our resources out of kindness; they exploited them for their own wealth while leaving our people in chains.
You mock Nigeria’s struggle with insurgency and corruption, yet your solution is to invite foreign armies — the same powers who profit from selling weapons to both sides of the conflict. That is not security; that is outsourcing sovereignty to the very people who created the instability in the first place. Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya — all living proof that Western “help” only leaves nations in ashes.
The truth is this: you would rather be a well-fed slave under America’s boots than a free man who builds slowly with dignity. But history has never honored slaves, no matter how comfortable they were. It honors nations that bled, fought, and rose on their own terms. Nigeria does not need a foreign master — it needs leaders and citizens who reject the cowardice of servitude and embrace the courage of self-determination. Western help hasn't left Saudi and Qatar in ashes though... can you explain this? Japan despite Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing still remain western ally until date, they even just approved a village for you Nigerians even with all your so call sovereignty your citizens are all scattered abroad. They earn overseas and send money back home yet you talk bad about the people feeding most of your citizens. Your last president died in western hospital, you can't even afford nothing but you are here making mouth. There's rule to these things, person wey pass you don pass you and there's nothing you can do about it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 7:13pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your response perfectly illustrates the defeatist mindset that has crippled nations like ours. To openly wish that Nigeria should become “another America’s slave” just to feel secure is not a solution, but an admission of surrender. Security that comes through foreign domination is never true security — it is dependency, and dependency always comes with a price: loss of sovereignty, dignity, and the right to decide our own destiny.
Nigeria’s problems with banditry, Boko Haram, and corruption are not solved by kneeling before Washington or London; in fact, much of the instability in Africa has roots in foreign meddling, exploitation of our resources, and the propping up of weak leaders who serve outside interests instead of their people.
True progress comes not from trading our independence for temporary comfort, but from building internal strength, unity, and self-reliance. History has shown that nations which outsource their security eventually outsource their future.
Nigeria does not need to be America’s slave — it needs to rise as a nation that governs itself with justice, defends itself with strength, and stands with dignity among the free peoples of the world. So when are you going to start defending yourself? You think it's by writing articles right? I really wonder your definition of a sovereign state, the phone you use in typing this wasn't produced by your so call sovereign state, the cars, the airplane,the ship, the guns,the way you dress, your education ,your politics,even your religion and so much more were all given to you by the same people you do much abhor. The mineral resources you think you have would have become useless if those same people had not told you it usefulness but you suddenly now feel calling on them to come rescue us from a self inflicted terror is an infringement to our sovereignty. It's like a grown up man who suddenly feels he knows more than his father. What do you understand by international trade? If a country offers a service to your country of course they'll get something in return or do you expect them to offer it for free? If Saudi is paying with their oil has it ever become shortage for their own use? Paying for a Service delivery isnt slavery sir, if you want to become absolutely autonomous then you'll have to produce everything you'll ever need and stop relying on other countries while you claim sovereign state. There's comparative advantages amongst nations, if you are better militarily then I can give you my a share in my oil while you keep me your protection. Just the other day the army were calling out the sabotage in the army regarding the fight with the insurgence, I'm sure you'll rather prefer that to inviting a better equipped nation to come help you fight your battle while you pay them. You'll prefer your own people to embezle the money while the insurgence thrives. |
Crime › Re: UK Residents Publish COS Scammers With Names & Photos On Public Banner by phorget(m): 6:06pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
They left their beautiful Lagos and ran to another man's land yet they continue scamming innocent people. |
Crime › Re: UK Residents Publish COS Scammers With Names & Photos On Public Banner by phorget(m): 6:03pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
rowland545: Which one b cos ...9ja people just like scam e too much Means Certificate Of Sponsorship, it is the document that usually stand in as an invitation to a prospective immigrant in applying for his or her visa. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 5:04pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your reply is drenched in ignorance and blind submission. You say America was “never really at war with Afghanistan”? Then explain why the so-called superpower wasted 20 years, trillions of dollars, and thousands of soldiers’ lives, only to flee in humiliation — leaving behind weapons and bases? If America could “wipe out” Afghanistan with nukes as you foolishly suggest, why didn’t they? Because even empires know you cannot nuke resistance into extinction. Afghanistan broke the arrogance of the Soviets and the Americans — that is not weakness, that is history written in blood and dignity.
You pretend Afghan women were “free” under America, yet that “freedom” was nothing but puppet regimes, corruption, and foreign troops killing civilians in drone strikes. Real freedom is self-determination, not foreign soldiers dictating how you live. Poverty under dignity is still greater than fake prosperity under chains.
As for Gaza, your statement is not only disgraceful but morally bankrupt. Palestinians did not “allow Hamas to take over” — they were forced into resistance after decades of massacres, land theft, and siege by a colonial Zionist regime. Gaza is not being punished for “October 7,” Gaza has been under brutal blockade for nearly 18 years — long before that day. Israel bombs hospitals, schools, and refugee camps not because of Hamas, but because its very existence is built on ethnic cleansing. If resistance is a crime, then every African freedom fighter against colonialism was a criminal too.
You glorify Saudi’s “prosperity” — yet that prosperity is built on oil sold cheap to the West, hosting U.S. bases, and bowing to Washington’s orders. Pilgrimage money doesn’t erase servitude. That is not sovereignty, that is rented survival. You ask what sovereignty has done for Iran? Sovereignty is the reason Iran still stands despite 40+ years of sanctions, assassinations, and Western plots. No other Muslim country has resisted this long and remained independent. That is true power.
You call following America’s orders “peace.” No, it is slavery dressed up as stability. True peace is when a nation can stand on its own feet without needing America’s permission. That’s why you mock Iran — because unlike your idols, it refuses to bow.
The truth is simple: you cheer for Zionists and Western imperialists because you are comfortable with chains, as long as they shine. But history does not remember the slaves who lived in comfort — it remembers the nations who resisted oppression no matter the cost. Ok! Ok!! Ok!!! Let's leave America and it slavery aside, let's come back home. Where exactly does Nigeria belong? Are we Americas slave or are we a freeborn? Though I wish we could be another America slave so that we can at least live free from all the bandits and bokoharams disturbing us. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Burnley (3 - 2) On 30th August 2025 by phorget(m): 3:21pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
Man United will suffer for 600years due to the ojoros they were doing during Ferguson era, nemesis has truly catch up with them. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Man Pleads Guilty To $405,000 Romance Fraud In US by phorget(m): 3:00pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
HumansAreDemons: A Nigerian man, Daniel Chima Inweregbu, has pleaded guilty to fraud charges
Hmm. Okay.  We have so many of them like that, just the other day a whole Oba was sentenced for a yahoo yahoo fraud. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 2:57pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your reply only exposes your moral bankruptcy. You openly admit you prefer slavery under America’s boot to freedom with dignity — that alone tells us everything about your mentality. A man who glorifies servitude is already conquered in spirit.
You mock Afghanistan’s struggle, yet you forget it was Afghanistan that broke the back of two empires — first the Soviets, then the Americans. No other nation in modern history has forced the U.S. to flee in humiliation. That is not failure, that is unmatched resistance. Poverty under freedom is still nobler than wealth under chains.
As for Gaza, your comment that they are “reaping the fruits of their labor” is disgraceful. Gaza is under siege, bombed, starved, and slaughtered daily, yet they still stand firm against the most heavily armed occupier on earth. That is not “punishment,” that is proof of their unbreakable spirit — something you clearly cannot comprehend.
And about Saudi Arabia’s so-called “prosperity” — it is built on oil money exchanged for silence, not independence. The palaces are gilded, but the dignity is sold cheap. A rented throne is no throne at all.
The truth is simple: you would rather be a well-fed slave than a free man who struggles. But history never honors slaves — only those who resist. You sing Afghanistan's praise and make them feel like they mean any shit, was America really in battle with Afghanistan? A few Nuclear heads would have simply finish Afghanistan if America was really at war with them. The Afghans especially the women were enjoying their freedom when Americans were still there but today the women are all in boundage courtesy if the Talibans iron fist and that is what you call a beautiful freedom. Gaza allowed Hamas take over their land, Hamas Gaza as their launch pad. Oct7 is still fresh on our mind and Gaza will continue paying the prize. Isreal will have to push Gaza so far away from Israeli borders so next time they would think of the long walk it'll take them to cross to Israel. Saudi's GDP realized on prigrimage alone goes a long way, wont you rather have a beautiful Nigeria that live in Saudi's type of slavery? Your almighty sovereignty what exactly has it done for you? Did America asked Iran not to trade in their oil? So a simple instruction deterring them from building Nuclear weapon is now slavery...you really have to think twice anyway. Saudi doesn't see any reason to own a Nuclear weapon and they are living just fine but according to you that means they live in America's slavery... nah wa for you o. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran At The Crossroads: A Defining Choice by phorget(m): 2:04pm On Aug 30, 2025 |
JimRohn: Your response is shallow and riddled with contradictions. You mention Saudi Arabia and Qatar as “peaceful,” yet conveniently ignore the obvious: they are under the protective shadow of the very powers that plunder the Middle East. Their survival is not due to wisdom or strength, but servitude — they rent out their sovereignty to Washington and London, hosting U.S. bases while paying with oil money. That is not peace; that is subjugation.
As for calling Iran a “terrorist nation,” that is nothing but parroting Western propaganda. Iran has been the single most consistent force resisting Zionist occupation and U.S. imperialism in the region. If defending one’s sovereignty, supporting oppressed Palestinians, and refusing to bow to colonial masters is “terrorism,” then what do you call the U.S. invasion of Iraq that killed over a million people? Or Israel’s daily massacre of civilians in Gaza? Or NATO’s destruction of Libya?
The difference is simple: Saudi Arabia and Qatar chose slavery to survive, while Iran chooses dignity to lead. And history will always honor those who stood with dignity, not those who sold themselves for temporary comfort. Ok, you won! But unfortunately for Afghanistan they haven't enjoyed the "freedom" they fought for even when America has left them alone. As for Gaza, those ones are reaping the fruits of their labor. Saudi Arabia hasn't become poor despite you claiming they pay the Americans with their oil, I will rather live in Saudi Arabia's slavery rather than live in Afghanistan's freedom. |