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So yesterday was reading about the activities of the Taliban in Afghanistan and that sent me down a metaphorical rabbit hole through most of the conflicts going through the world right now. I will not bore you with the details but then I started to see pick up certain similarities.
For a long while,I always wondered what the sit at home orders are for.like it is weakening the economy of a region already weakened, combined with the ruthless and merciless killings of several individuals especially indigenes who " have made it" and I heard kidnapping is joining the menu now.
So what could be the reasons for hurting people you say you want to save from the tyranny of those up north.
And I think I have gotten something of an answer and I am praying I am wrong.its a radicalisation strategy,that's all it is
Presently the average Igbo man doesn't actually believe in Biafran,most people think that there really is no point,some even bring up the case of South Sudan that has been in civil war since their establishment. as long as things are okay for him,he doesn't mind,marginalization does not matter to him,he has a good life,he can eat,he can work,he feels safe,he is okay with his quiet life and if he sees an opportunity for him or any of his children to leave the country for greener pastures,he will take it. So Nigeria or Biafra ,whatever they are doing,na for their pocket.average man thoughts .
But now these things are being threatened,his small business 8s dying out due to sit at home,his children's education are suffering,his hopes of japa growing slim by the day,he doesn't feel safe at all.and worst the apathetic nature of those in power to do anything,yes he knows,deep inside him, they have never cared but now it's glaring no body cares at all.
Then theres the hate . anytime any news that dare mention about east or Igbo, people start coming out of the woodwork to insult,to point fingers,to just plainly display their hatred.
So here's the man,no hope of leaving,no hope of survival, suffering hatred for just existing.and someone comes along and tells him,in Biafra none of these things could have happened to him,and the only way to ensure his children do not suffer it is to fight for it and hands him a gun.with the education standard dropping,brain washing will be a whole lot easier and getting people to die for a cause will not be hard anymore.my two cents anyway

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Trying to understand this Op buh looks like his brain has been sold for few coins

heniford2:
Trying to understand this Op buh looks like his brain has been sold for few coins

What are you having problems with,I might need to tweak the write up a bit

Ajmoziz:
What are you having problems with,I might need to tweak the write up a bit

all

heniford2:
all

All is not an answer

Sit at home video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvMd88TiOCc

Ajmoziz:
So yesterday was reading about the activities of the Taliban in Afghanistan and that sent me down a metaphorical rabbit hole through most of the conflicts going through the world right now. I will not bore you with the details but then I started to see pick up certain similarities.
For a long while,I always wondered what the sit at home orders are for.like it is weakening the economy of a region already weakened, combined with the ruthless and merciless killings of several individuals especially indigenes who " have made it" and I heard kidnapping is joining the menu now.
So what could be the reasons for hurting people you say you want to save from the tyranny of those up north.
And I think I have gotten something of an answer and I am praying I am wrong.its a radicalisation strategy,that's all it is
Presently the average Igbo man doesn't actually believe in Biafran,most people think that there really is no point,some even bring up the case of South Sudan that has been in civil war since their establishment. as long as things are okay for him,he doesn't mind,marginalization does not matter to him,he has a good life,he can eat,he can work,he feels safe,he is okay with his quiet life and if he sees an opportunity for him or any of his children to leave the country for greener pastures,he will take it. So Nigeria or Biafra ,whatever they are doing,na for their pocket.average man thoughts .
But now these things are being threatened,his small business 8s dying out due to sit at home,his children's education are suffering,his hopes of japa growing slim by the day,he doesn't feel safe at all.and worst the apathetic nature of those in power to do anything,yes he knows,deep inside him, they have never cared but now it's glaring no body cares at all.
Then theres the hate . anytime any news that dare mention about east or Igbo, people start coming out of the woodwork to insult,to point fingers,to just plainly display their hatred.
So here's the man,no hope of leaving,no hope of survival, suffering hatred for just existing.and someone comes along and tells him,in Biafra none of these things could have happened to him,and the only way to ensure his children do not suffer it is to fight for it and hands him a gun.with the education standard dropping,brain washing will be a whole lot easier and getting people to die for a cause will not be hard anymore.my two cents anyway

This one is decieving himself. Which Igbo man are you talking about? The one in your dreams?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDn92Y009JY

Ajmoziz:
All is not an answer

then get the Answer since all is not the Answer naw