Disclaimer: Posting this article does not mean I endorse its contents, neither does it mean that I am Femi Fani-Kayode or remotely connected to him.

-CramJones

Know the Enemy:

KNOW THY ENEMY
Never start a fight that you can't finish. Some end in blood whilst others end in generational curses and misfortune for your offspring. In his famous book titled the ''48 Laws of Power'' Robert Green wrote that there are certain types of people that you must avoid offending. Such people never forget a slight and they never forgive an injury. When you poke such people in the eye or provoke them beyond their level of toleration they insist on not just taking an eye for an eye but rather on taking a head for an eye.

The morale of the tale is as follows: never bring out the beast in an otherwise gentle and pleasant soul. The consequences of doing so are best unimagined. When you seek to dishonor and disgrace such a person their only recourse is to shed your blood or that of your loved ones, take your life, spit on your grave and mock your soul.

Worst still they don't give a damn about the consequences of their brutal actions. They are prepared to pay the price for their callous brutality both in this world and the next.Beware of such people and don't be too eager to provoke or push them over the brink. To do so would be the biggest mistake of your life and it will cost you dearly. It is like goading a bear or pulling the tail of a lion. It is dangerous and it is life-threatening.May God deliver us from dangerous and bloodthirsty souls and from individuals that are so pychotic, hateful, blind and reckless that they invite calamity and tragedy upon their own heads.

If you insist on choosing the path of war then first find out who your enemy really is and consider whether you are ready to pay the price that he might demand for your challenge. This is wisdom.

-Femi Fani-Kayode

Ok lemme now read.

Aviation money at work!

Aiit!
Gbes!
What v we not heard before?
Mtchew!
Last Bullet
Gbes!
I was expecting something better, not a common sermon.
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Gbes!
What a waste of my Etisalat Data!
May God deliver us from topics that has catchy title but boring content!
Gbes!
Exit thread!

Purchased space!

I like this old troll

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yes we already know that; it just that our people are stubborn in nature

in anyway we are marching to Biafra

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cramjones:
Disclaimer: Posting this article does not mean I endorse its contents, neither does it mean that I am Femi Fani-Kayode or remotely connected to him.

-CramJones

Know the Enemy:

KNOW THY ENEMY
Never start a fight that you can't finish. Some end in blood whilst others end in generational curses and misfortune for your offspring. In his famous book titled the ''48 Laws of Power'' Robert Green wrote that there are certain types of people that you must avoid offending. Such people never forget a slight and they never forgive an injury. When you poke such people in the eye or provoke them beyond their level of toleration they insist on not just taking an eye for an eye but rather on taking a head for an eye.

The morale of the tale is as follows: never bring out the beast in an otherwise gentle and pleasant soul. The consequences of doing so are best unimagined. When you seek to dishonor and disgrace such a person their only recourse is to shed your blood or that of your loved ones, take your life, spit on your grave and mock your soul.

Worst still they don't give a damn about the consequences of their brutal actions. They are prepared to pay the price for their callous brutality both in this world and the next.Beware of such people and don't be too eager to provoke or push them over the brink. To do so would be the biggest mistake of your life and it will cost you dearly. It is like goading a bear or pulling the tail of a lion. It is dangerous and it is life-threatening.May God deliver us from dangerous and bloodthirsty souls and from individuals that are so pychotic, hateful, blind and reckless that they invite calamity and tragedy upon their own heads.

If you insist on choosing the path of war then first find out who your enemy really is and consider whether you are ready to pay the price that he might demand for your challenge. This is wisdom.

sometimes there are undiagnosed mental problems involved.

True in some ways