delar2:
Please....let's stop the hate...nobody is worth the blood of another, let peace reign among us...there is so much hatred among we leaders of tomorrow even here on NAIRALAND, my heart goes out to families affected..LET LOVE LEAD

willibounce1:
When they kill Nigerian police or soldiers and destroy govt property they cheer and jubilate. When the NA kill them in self defence for making trouble and disturbing the peace of other citizens they claim propaganda and start shouting ICC. The hatred the ipod clowns have towards the govt is glaring enough. If you make trouble, you will be wasted. Better go about your business and don't try to start what you cannot finish.
The NA will show no mercy to miscreants.

zagaina:
U carry arms and u called it peaceful protests, let the armies kill anyone that attacks them.

diegwu01:
Dynamtes and Acid bombs?
this confirms those that have been blowing up pipelines in our dear Niger Delta.
this miscreant must be stopped at all cost.
Buratai, over to you.

benodic:

pls guys i have forgotten. can someone please remind of me of the value of human life in Nigeria?

Dollyak:

Well, I was born and lived in USA for 16 years before moving to Britain. Within those years and up till now, I can tell you I have never seen or hear any military kill a citizen on either USA or foreign soil until recently i.e Anwar al-Awlaki and few others. This isn't about police brutality but about the symbolic aspect of using military on her citizen. You are splitting hairs here and you talk too much out of points.

SamJed:
Seriously We are talking of human lives here and the NA are talking nonsense....people doing peaceful protest, you then use live ammunition on them...what happen to stun guns, rubber bullets and at most tear gas...this government don't value lives at all...

Omonigeriarere:
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[b]Small thing, you will be screaming ICC as if they are not human beings: who has dragged Obama to ICC for his illegitimate authority he exerted by infringing the autonomy of another sovereign country while trying to arrest Bin Ladin in another country? The same security agencies witnessed destruction of lives and property a couple of days ago in

ICC is the least issue before ICC now for your information because the movement has been a threat to national security nowadays as opposed to what it ought to be. Attached is one of the peaceful protest claimed by your likes in case of Nnamdi Kanu: where will you get justice if many of such scenarios were presented as evidence by NA?

In as much as everyone has the right to life, personal liberty, dignity of human labour, freedom of association etc, please be reminded that such freedoms impliedly impose responsibilities/obligations on someone not to be a threat/nuisance to his vicinity and inhabitants.

The fully-armed Niger Delta Militants and BH are playing hide and seek game with NA, but foolish civilians like you have the gut to attack them and even engage them in physical fighting: do you need to consult an oracle before you realize that it is an act of stupidity to fight or argue with a man that carries a gun? Even if he is unable to claim self defence, your life would have been wasted like rags.

[/b]

Shym3xx:


Shut ya gob, ignorant slob. You talk too much for an airhead and you're always fond of citing idiotic examples with no correlation whatsoever with the topic. Just take correction when people correct your ignorance. That was the same way you were posting utter nonsense about IRA struggles the other day.

I bet you don't know that the US National Guard is also part of the military. And how many times have they been accused of killing innocent and unarmed protesters? Heck, every time protests get out of hand, they're always deployed to trouble spots.

And who cares about where you were born? You're most likely another clown born in naij with alternate handle like MissMeiya, before the Calabar clown was exposed. Debate the correction next time and stop running ya mouth.

marlockj:


Rubber bullet for Nigerians... do u think this is abroad......

Try using rubber bullet for Nigerians and see how mny army men will remain....

Tear gas self is not sure,Cuz Nigerians are world hilarious Ppl,they can over cum again...live bullet is the best,Cuz with live bullet u will see Ppl running for their life...

If u mistakenly Mke protesters in Nigeria knw Dat u r using rubber bullet or those water stuff Dat Dey use abroad....ur simply finish

Guyman02:
The same Army is expected to tell Nigerians why they have not attacked ARMED Fulani herdsmen that have murdered Nigerians in several states.
The one sided application of the rule of engagement is the key reason why the Army is not getting the needed cooperation from people in the S/E and S/S on the Niger Delta Avengers sabotaging the economy despite the ecological damage they are doing to communities.

Cant we have a situation whereby people are allowed to protest freely on their convictions with the security agencies providing security or have a square in every state like the Hyde park in the UK where citizens can go with placards and express their grievances and even ask for separation referendum like Scottish citizens did recently without anyone being killed. Its their right to freedom of expression.
Too much unnecessary blood being spilled in the country.

Anybody urging and commending the Army for killing them should understand that these are mostly Igbo people and their people will not be happy with the FG for the killing of their kinsmen by soldiers mostly from the North and may seek seek revenge.
This is the reason many reasonable people in the South West have requested for a state police in Nigeria to handle situations like this as state Police will not engage in indiscriminate killing of their relations just to satisfy the whims of a federal government in Abuja that seems far away from the grassroots.

landg:


Live bullet is the best for your Parents.
What goes around comes around.
If you aren't a Bas*ard, then your family is next.
Heartless fellow.

Dollyak:

lol.... My stomach hurts . I let the previous IRA comments go because it wasn't worth it. Now tell me how does police brutality relates to my points? Your attack shows you have ran out of intelligence. Don't quote me again, dumb head.

landg:


Live bullet is the best for your Parents.
What goes around comes around.
If you aren't a Bas*ard, then your family is next.
Heartless fellow.

micktoxin:

Gosh... What is wrong with you guys on nl? Why say something harsh to your fellow human.

benodic:

pls guys i have forgotten. can someone please remind of me of the value of human life in Nigeria?

cokoduck:
This still does not explain why the cowards ran into a church and sprayed bullets like insecticide. ICC is loading.

idensko:
Uc lying is not easy.
Ur statement said 04:15 am

Now re u telling us dat d populace of ANAMBRA were all awake by 4am in d morning 2 d point dat dey re being disturb?


Re u now saying that IPOB protested by 4am when it is yet 2 b daylight?


Pls fellow nairaland ers, can u wake up by 4 am luk outside ur window 2 know how dark it will still be outside.


D only thing d government do now is propaganda.

Shym3xx:


Shut ya gob, ignorant slob. You talk too much for an airhead and you're always fond of citing idiotic examples with no correlation whatsoever with the topic. Just take correction when people correct your ignorance. That was the same way you were posting utter nonsense about IRA struggles the other day.

I bet you don't know that the US National Guard is also part of the military. And how many times have they been accused of killing innocent and unarmed protesters? Heck, every time protests get out of hand, they're always deployed to trouble spots.

And who cares about where you were born? You're most likely another clown born in naij with alternate handle like MissMeiya, before the Calabar clown was exposed. Debate the correction next time and stop running ya mouth.

micktoxin:

Again, another rude nl member. Seun needs to crack down on you guys with little or no internet etiquette on this forum. Back to your discussion, I really can't see any correction you are pointing out that is intellectually of note? Pedantically speaking, she is right that military are not allowed to disarm civilians on USA soil but that is as far as that point goes obviously, in the context of police brutality. US national guard is first and foremost a state agency, who are sometimes mobilised by the US president to assist the country’s armed forces. They are efficetviely a military police and not a soldier.

Regards.

The US National Guard

The Army National Guard is the oldest component of the United States armed forces. Militia companies were formed with the first English settlement at Jamestown in 1607. The first militia regiments were organized by the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636, and from the Pequot War in 1637 until the present day, the Army National Guard has participated in every war or conflict this nation has fought. The militia stood their ground at Lexington Green in 1775 when the opening shots of our War of Independence were fired. They fought the British and their Indian allies from the Great Lakes to New Orleans during the War of 1812, and provided 70% of the troops that fought in the Mexican War.

The majority of the troops that fought in the Philippines during the Spanish American War were National Guardsmen, and the greatest number of combat divisions to fight the Germans during World War I came from the Guard - including six out of the eight that the German General Staff rated as "Excellent" or "Superior."

The Guard doubled the size of the Regular Army when it was mobilized in 1940, more than a year before Pearl Harbor, and contributed 19 divisions to that war, as well as numerous other units, to include Guard aviation squadrons. Over 138,000 Guardsmen were mobilized for Korea, followed by numerous smaller mobilizations for the Berlin Crisis, Vietnam, and numerous strikes and riots at home. Over 63,000 Army Guardsmen were called to serve in Desert Storm, and in the decade since then, Guardsmen have seen a greater role than ever before conducting peacekeeping in Somalia, Haiti, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Bosnia, and Kosovo.


After Operation Desert Storm, the National Guard saw its federal mission change, with more frequent call-ups in response to regional crises in Haiti, Bosnia, Kosovo and the skies over Iraq. The Guard also expanded its scope of operations with peacekeeping rotations in the Sinai and the Balkans.

Following the attacks of September 11, 2001, tens of thousands of Guard members have mobilized into federal service to provide security at home and combat terrorism abroad. These men and women served in harm’s way during Operation Iraqi Freedom in Iraq (2003-2011) and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan (2002-present).

In the largest and swiftest response to a domestic disaster in history, the Guard deployed more than 50,000 troops in support of the Gulf States following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The National Guard continued to assist friends and neighbors as they endured multiple deployments overseas, and also trained to effectively respond to local contingencies and other emergencies.

The National Guard continues its historic dual mission, providing trained units to the states, territories and the District of Columbia and keeping itself equipped to protect life and property. The Guard also provides trained units to the nation equipped and ready to defend the United States and its interests all over the globe.

http://www.nationalguard.mil/AbouttheGuard/ArmyNationalGuard.aspx

Shym3xx:


Nah. That's just to smack ya small insolent head that's a container for ya warped thought process and low IQ that you need to watch ya mouth when posting to me, you obnoxious village oaf.

Where in my post did I cite police brutality, you lunkhead? I was just correcting ya ignorance about the military not attacking civilians in the US, when the [b]US national guard is a military outfit [/b]and they're always deployed whenever there's civil unrest in the US. And the police is also militarised cos they carry guns.

Free education for you, little insolent dunderhead.

Lmao @ the ignorant slob still talking about IRA lol. Oh, Scots fought the IRA, who're their Celt brothers, yes? Clown.

Dollyak:

Ignorance is a disease. Have you ever feel sorry for a mad man about his ignorance? That is how I feel about you man. Because they are in military uniform that qualifies them as a police . Foool indeed. I better stop there and save my time for something more productive.

Scots didn't fight the IRA your kunt of a mother did lol.

The Army National Guard is the oldest component of the United States armed forces. Militia companies were formed with the first English settlement at Jamestown in 1607. The first militia regiments were organized by the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636, and from the Pequot War in 1637 until the present day, the Army National Guard has participated in every war or conflict this nation has fought. The militia stood their ground at Lexington Green in 1775 when the opening shots of our War of Independence were fired. They fought the British and their Indian allies from the Great Lakes to New Orleans during the War of 1812, and provided 70% of the troops that fought in the Mexican War.

The Guard doubled the size of the Regular Army when it was mobilized in 1940, more than a year before Pearl Harbor, and contributed 19 divisions to that war, as well as numerous other units, to include Guard aviation squadrons. Over 138,000 Guardsmen were mobilized for Korea, followed by numerous smaller mobilizations for the Berlin Crisis, Vietnam, and numerous strikes and riots at home. Over 63,000 Army Guardsmen were called to serve in Desert Storm, and in the decade since then, Guardsmen have seen a greater role than ever before conducting peacekeeping in Somalia, Haiti, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Bosnia, and Kosovo.

http://www.nationalguard.mil/AbouttheGuard/ArmyNationalGuard.aspx

Dollyak:

Scots didn't fight the IRA your kunt of a mother did lol.

Shym3xx:


^^^^Ignorant and obnoxious sods, read and digest that.

Dollyak:

You are obviously confused. Federal military personnel is different to national guard, this is why Posse Comitatus Act doesn't apply to them. Don't quote me again. Not even bothering.

Shym3xx:


Another ignorant plonker. So, captain-save-a-hoe, you're oblivious to the fact that she was the first to throw the first shots, no?

Ignorant sod, the US national guard isn't a military police outfit - it's a reserve military force. And they're always deployed to civil unrest.

When you punks learn the proper internet etiquette, you won't get bit.ch-slapped whenever you get insolent.

micktoxin:

Internet is truly an equalizer of men. The conversation is over between me and you. You haven't make sense so far and you are just going round in circles repeating what is known and interpreting it wrongly.

Dollyak:

You are obviously confused. Federal military personnel is different to national guard, this is why Posse Comitatus Act doesn't apply to them. Don't quote me again. Not even bothering. You know very little small boii

saiNDAvengers:
These Propaganda of yours and that of your brainless presidiot cannot work.

You are pushing Ipob to the wall, after the killings of so many Biafrans yesterday, You came up with this cheap trash.

If Ipob want to go Violence they will make it open to Nigeria and the world at large