Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 1:35am On Aug 26 |
Belurved1: Oga, remove sex cos it's not free, even the married men are paying in kind.. Madam they said they're benefiting NOTHING! Said they're spending and benefiting nothing |
Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 1:33am On Aug 26 |
JimD: Skewed logic. Man has free will. There's nothing like the woman takes care of the child. The woman carries the child for nine months, breastfeeds for a year. But the man is largely responsible for the child's upkeep for 18 years at least. Exactly, man has freewill and can simply walk away from any responsibility after sex. We woman CAN'T! |
Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 1:31am On Aug 26 |
eagleonearth: very unintelligent answer. Ok, give an intelligent one genius. Also to this below QuinQ: Ok, why do you think in all animal kingdom males chase the females and many times fight to death to have them? TELL US WHAT THEY ARE BENEFITING!! Man is an animal. Why must his own be different?? Males have sex and walk away and go find another female, while the female is stuck with pregnancy and childbirth and nursing the child, etc.!!! |
Politics › Re: I Will Restore Subsidy To Cut Your Costs, Atiku Tells Nigerians by QuinQ(f): 1:29am On Aug 26 |
ayusco85: Your own candidate is not a confirmed thief abi At least he does not have 8 wives and 78 children, PLUS he has already finished his own stealing while Atiku is still hungry |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 1:24am On Aug 26 |
LouisdeFrance: My forefathers were kings as I am a de France. If you are truly laughing then its at yourself because you've already admitted your father was a poor man. If your father's lineage goes back to poor forefathers then more than likely they were slaves in West Africa. Igbos have royalty, nobility and chieftain titles but also peasants and slaves. A slave becomes a member of the tribe after several generations in some West African cultures to the status of a peasant which is the second lowest member. Many Creole families came from nobility even the Cajun were from well to do families in France. Christ was the big man of Creole culture which we inherited from our French ancestors. Our beloved ancestors who followed Christ and put God first.
We freed your women and made wives out of them, precious children and a distinct community. The image you have in your mind of a pale skinned King Louis is a lie. But if we were to speak on this as truth then it wouldn't bother me if my great grandfather King Louis was a pale skinned man. There is no God but God whom has no form, no shape, no color and we call God a He out of order. The masculine energy sets up order, discipline and fatherly love.
Honor thy father and mother no matter what they look like. There's gifts in every group, talent in every group, beauty in every group and warriors in every group. There's nobility in every group and de France is royal nobility. 😅🤣😂 Ok, where did offsprings of all these rapes below go? Or were the placagers, slavers, and rapists using comdoms? 
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 1:03am On Aug 26 |
DMCA: More reason why u suppose epp am preserve their secret bloodline from him own branch  long live louisde9th via secret decendants  I fit epp am small if he stop being pompous |
Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 1:02am On Aug 26 |
GenFunction: We do o You think say na everybody we Dey follow these days because of sex? That’s why I said man na higher specie OK, why is it said men are polygamous by nature? Why do you do DNA tests |
Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 11:40pm On Aug 25 |
GenFunction: Man is a higher specie my dear. That's not the question you were asked dear. How come when it comes to eating and sex you don't do higher specie? |
Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 11:25pm On Aug 25 |
Goo0dHardDick: WTF is they benefit sex? The woman benefitted graphic design and firewood I guess? A man doesn't benefit sex! The woman does!!
What is you spend yourselves?
U make your hair, nail and face for yourself and yourself alone. How's that the man's business? Imagine a man telling you he is cutting his hair, brushing his teeth and cutting his fingernails as a way of making it seem like he's doing that for you? How logical does that sound to you? Those are what is expected of any sane human to do!
Period pain and pregnancy are both natural and expected for every woman to undergo. How's that what a man benefit from?
How's your period pain a man's business? What does pregnancy has to do with the question on the post? Even animal do give birth because it is natural. tunize: like this you just made sense? '' silence is golden'' cr7lomo: We also do goals to hair salon for our hair , period is human nature for women... sex, u can use condoms or preventive pills ... all u mentioned...u have them already... For men, we have to make the money to be able to relate with a woman ...and making money is very very very hard... some die while trying to make it 2special: You see how human being dey think. JimD: You literally made his point: Sex. Sex is the only thing women offer. And in fact, men do all the work. Companionship is abstract. Dog can be man's companion. Status has to do with money. There are so many married men with zero status because their pockets are empty. Mattswaggz: Meaning relationship in just some form of Ashawo business to you or what?. Thewrath: At bolded,but that is all women want/need from a man,that also explains why a woman can meet a man today and marry tomorrow!
Women also enjoy sex,even more….they just like to pretend because research has shown that they masturbate more….besides,sex is the only thing they can offer to the man.
Woman marry who they can or whoever is ready. Men when who Dey love. GenFunction: because they call it ‘menstruation’ you think na men Dey cause the cramps? Omo Ok, why do you think in all animal kingdom males chase the females and many times fight to death to have them? TELL US WHAT THEY ARE BENEFITING!!Man is an animal. Why must his own be different?? Males have sex and walk away and go find another female, while the female is stuck with pregnancy and childbirth and nursing the child, etc.!!! |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 11:08pm On Aug 25 |
LouisdeFrance: You're still trying to make me an Igbo and absolutely nothing is wrong with being an Igbo. I won't get pulled into tribal comparisons just point out your delusional behavior thinking you're a Hebrew. No Creole is claiming to be a Hebrew because Creole is a distinct culture. Sure Creole has African mix but its French rooted. Go online to social media sites and find Creole groups and see for yourself. No Creole claims to Igbo or Hebrew only Creole. Healthy self esteem in one's ancestry is what should be developed in every child. But slavers and enslaved are your ancestry, or am I missing something? Where did your African and European blood come from? Your original European ancestors in Louisiana were either slavers or condoning and benefiting from slavery, and your original African ancestors in Louisiana were enslaved or formerly enslaved. What am I missing? What does "French rooted" mean? Do you speak French? Have you ever been to France? Does France recognize you in any way? Besides, I thought we were going by DNA?? |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 10:59pm On Aug 25 |
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Politics › Re: I Will Restore Subsidy To Cut Your Costs, Atiku Tells Nigerians by QuinQ(f): 10:56pm On Aug 25 |
Badb0y4lyf: Hahaha if you call Atiku a confirm thief what will you call Bobo Chicago tge 1st class account at Deloitte At least Bobo doesn't have 8 wives and 73 children, plus, he has already presidentially stolen - he's no longer as hungry as Atiku who is yet to presidentially steal! |
Phones › Re: Man Shares How Samsung Phones Are Being Repackaged And Sent To Nigeria(Photos/Vi by QuinQ(f): 9:09pm On Aug 25 |
Parachoko: Nah normal thing nah
Nothing wrong
They are refurbished phones Refurbished phones are marked Refurbished NOT sold as brand new! China will kill us o! Godless, soulless people! |
Romance › Re: Men, What Have You Benefited From All Your Relationships With Women? by QuinQ(f): 9:00pm On Aug 25 |
Goo0dHardDick: I personally feel men don't benefit anything in relationship from women.
Men do all the work in the relationship, he approaches, faces the rejection, strive to prove his love, give his attention, money, feeds her, showers her with gifts etc.
infact whenever a girl is going to see a man, that guy must be prepared because money is going to leave his pocket one way or the other!
Men, Kindly tell us what you have benefited from all your relationships with women.
CC seun farano justwise nlfpmod mynd44 They benefit sex, companionship, and status among their pals, yet all they spend is money. THAT IS ALL! While we make hair, nail, face, go through period pains every month, chance pregnancy, add body count, tarnish our reputation, etc. They spend only money while we spend ourselves! |
Politics › Re: I Will Restore Subsidy To Cut Your Costs, Atiku Tells Nigerians by QuinQ(f): 8:48pm On Aug 25 |
Isobug: Oga pack one side, Any candidate that will restore fuel subsidy is who i will vote for. How can a 2006 vehicle be sold more than 9m naira? A car manufactured 20 years ago sold 9m naira? something that was sold at 3.3m just a day before Tinubu assumed office. You guys are jokers with your Nigeria future narratives. Any policy not geared towards the welfare of the people is not worth embarking on, simple Fine, but... Atiku is a CONFIRMED THIEF! Did you think of that? |
Celebrities › Re: Singer Timaya's Leather Outfit: Hit Or Miss? (picture) by QuinQ(f): 8:46pm On Aug 25 |
I don't have the heart to give Tim a miss because I love his music... but what can I do  |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 8:38pm On Aug 25 |
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Celebrities › Re: Dolly Parton Dies Aged 80 by QuinQ(f): 8:29pm On Aug 25 |
Flangelo12: Wow!
Polly Darton is gone.
Jolene wan thief her husband.
May her soul rest in peace.
🙏🏾 DMCA this looks like something you'd write  RIP to a legend. A life truly fully lived! |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 8:22pm On Aug 25 |
DMCA: meaning I d expect to see bush or clean shave absent of panny mode over d strait  I always shave, but had delayed it a bit before that photo |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 8:17pm On Aug 25 |
LouisdeFrance: Sold your own people not mine. Its not funny to me because I would've set them free which is what my ancestors did and established Free People of Color communities. It really shouldn't be funny to you AT ALL because these are your direct ancestors. Or don't you believe in DNA tests anymore? That photo you shamelessly keep posting, it is amazing how well Igbos were dressed durring slave trade - one even has on a baseball cap!  Also the photo was taken before such photography was possible  Also, it was taken long after slave trade ended in Onitsha!🤣😂
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 7:23pm On Aug 25*. Modified: 7:41pm On Aug 25 |
LouisdeFrance: Historically, domestic slavery and concubinage existed within traditional Igbo societies, where women captured in wars, purchased through regional trade networks, or pawned to settle debts were integrated into wealthy households.
While the status of these women differed vastly depending on the specific community, the laws of the region, and later colonial interventions, women held as concubines experienced unique social dynamics and legal standing.
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1. The Structure of Domestic Slavery In pre-colonial southeastern Nigeria, slavery was often domestic. Wealthy elite families purchased enslaved individuals to expand their agricultural workforce, boost trading power, and increase household numbers. Enslaved women were especially valued because they performed double duty: they provided agricultural and domestic labor while also expanding the family lineage through childbearing.
2. Concubinage and Legal Status When an enslaved woman was taken as a partner (or concubine) by her master or another freeborn man in the household, her status altered, but remained complicated: * Lineage and Children: Unlike standard marriage customs which required a formal bride price (aku nwayi) to be paid to the bride's biological family, enslaved women had no free family to negotiate for them. In many parts of Igboland, if a concubine bore children, those children were often considered legally legitimate and became the possession of the father's lineage. * Social Restrictions: Despite their integration, a strict social divide remained between the "freeborn" (Amadi or Dialah) and those of slave descent (Ohu or Osu). Even if a concubine's children were accepted, the woman herself rarely attained the full social standing, respect, or protections afforded to a freeborn first wife.
3. Regional Variations: The Case of Onitsha In kingdom-states along the Niger River, such as Onitsha, social hierarchy was deeply entrenched. Onitsha society emphasized elite trading classes, titled societies (like the Ozo title), and strict lineage purity. * Household Integration: In Onitsha, enslaved women brought into affluent households as domestic workers or concubines helped manage the large-scale palm oil and fabric trades. * The "Ohu" Stigma: Because Onitsha culture placed massive importance on ancestry, formal marriages between elite freeborn citizens and individuals of slave status were strongly restricted. An enslaved woman taken as a partner was kept firmly under the legal category of a concubine rather than a fully recognized wife, ensuring her original status did not compromise the prestigious lineage of the freeborn family.
4. Other Indigenous Forms of Igbo Concubinage It is important to separate the practice of enslaved concubinage from traditional free-will concubinage contracts found in other Igbo groups, such as the Ngwa people. * The Iko Relationship: In places like Ngwaland, a practice known as Iko or Ikwa Iko allowed freeborn, consensual extra-marital partnerships. * Purpose: These contracts were mutually agreed upon, often to provide companionship or to help a family without male heirs continue their lineage. This was an indigenous institution of social engineering and carried significantly higher status than partnerships born out of forced domestic servitude.
5. Colonialism and the Legacy of Slavery When the British colonial administration took control of Nigeria in the early 1900s, they officially banned the slave trade. However, British officials frequently turned a blind eye to domestic slavery and concubinage to keep peace with local male elites. True internal pushback against these systems took decades to mature. Even today, the legacy of historical slave status (Ohu or Osu) occasionally resurfaces in modern Igboland, primarily affecting marriage agreements between families who still track ancestral lineages. Diarisgodoo will set you straight on this but I have a feeling this is fiction by someone who never experienced what he was writing about. I know fir certain no one "purchased" anyone in pre-colonial Nigeria. It's like talking about Indians selling land - it simply wasn't done. There is a book by a Brit who lived among pre-colonial Igbos for 35 years. See what they said about the book below. ** You still haven't told us how the Kings of France (who you say were your intimate family members) have a haplogroup different from yours!
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 7:09pm On Aug 25 |
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 5:44pm On Aug 25 |
LouisdeFrance: # The Architecture of a Spiritual Delusion: ## Prince Hall Freemasonry, African Liberation Theology, and the Hebrew Identity Claim
To understand how the claim of Hebrew ancestry transitioned from a simple cultural observation into a foundational pillar of Black nationalist identity, one must examine the intersection of Prince Hall Freemasonry, African Liberation Theology, and the rise of charismatic street prophets. Together, these forces created an ecosystem where spiritual necessity overrode genetic and genealogical realities, directly mirroring the warning of "strong delusion" found in 2 Thessalonians 2:11.
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### 1. The Crucible of Prince Hall Freemasonry
Founded in 1784 by the abolitionist Prince Hall, Prince Hall Freemasonry was created as a sanctuary of literacy, leadership, and esoteric study. Denied entry into white lodges, Black men formed their own fraternal spaces.
Within these lodges, members heavily studied biblical allegory, Egyptian mystery schools, and ancient lineages. This focus on hidden history gave early Black thinkers a specific vocabulary to reject the white, Eurocentric interpretations of Scripture that had been used to justify slavery.
While mainstream Prince Hall Masonry itself focused on traditional civic uplift, charity, and civil rights, the esoteric environment it fostered became the perfect incubator for alternative histories. It taught generations of Black men to look beneath the surface of orthodox history to find their "true" ancient identities.
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### 2. The Mechanics of the "Strong Delusion"
As these esoteric ideas moved from the private lodge rooms into the public sphere during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, they fused with a burgeoning desire for absolute spiritual independence. This gave rise to what can be described as a beautifully orchestrated, yet historically inaccurate, delusion:
[Prince Hall Esotericism] ➔ [Charismatic Street Prophets] ➔ [African Liberation Theology] ➔ [The Hebrew Identity Claim]
* The Rejection of European Identity: For centuries, European colonial powers used Christianity to tell Black people they were cursed descendants of Ham. To break this psychological chain, early liberation thinkers decided that the ultimate form of spiritual rebellion was to claim the highest biblical lineage available: the Chosen People of the Old Testament. * The Appeal of the Narrative: Claiming to be the literal, biological Hebrew Israelites provided an elegant, poetic answer to the trauma of the transatlantic slave trade. It turned a history of victimization into a narrative of divine exile and promised restoration.
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### 3. The Role of the "False Prophets"
The transition from esoteric Masonic concepts to widespread theological movements was driven by self-styled prophets and charismatic street preachers in urban America. These leaders weaponized the biblical concept of the "Lost Tribes" to build new religious movements:
* Frank Cherry and William Crowdy: In the late 1800s, figures like Frank Cherry (who claimed a vision from God) and William Saunders Crowdy founded the earliest Black Hebrew congregations. They explicitly taught that Black Americans and specific West African tribes—like the Igbo—were the only authentic descendants of the ancient Israelites. * The "Proof" of Deuteronomy 28: These leaders pointed to the curses of Deuteronomy 28 (which prophesied that the Israelites would be taken into slavery by ships and scattered across the earth) as absolute theological proof. To a community suffering under Jim Crow segregation, this explanation felt more accurate than any science textbook. * Ben Ammi Ben-Israel: By the mid-20th century, leaders like Ben Ammi Ben-Israel took this doctrine to its logical conclusion, leading a mass emigration of African Americans to Israel, claiming their right of return based entirely on prophecy rather than genealogy.
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### 4. Convergence with African Liberation Theology
African Liberation Theology sought to present a God who was actively fighting on the side of the oppressed against white supremacy. Within this framework, the historical facts of DNA and genealogy were viewed not as objective truth, but as tools of the oppressor designed to keep Black people blind to their true spiritual royalty.
When global communication opened up in the 20th century, this Western-born "Hebrew Israelite" theology traveled backward across the Atlantic to West Africa. When the Igbo people—who were already reeling from the trauma of the Biafran War and searching for their own framework of survival—encountered these ideas, the two narratives locked perfectly into place.
### Summary
Ultimately, the promotion of the Hebrew identity claim was an act of survival masquerading as historiography. Prince Hall Freemasonry provided the intellectual scaffolding, the charismatic prophets provided the dogmatic conviction, and African Liberation Theology provided the political justification. Together, they crafted a beautiful, deeply comforting shield against the pain of historical displacement—creating a spiritual conviction so potent that no amount of modern genetic science can dismantle it. First tell us how come your vaunted "family members" you've been disturbing us about have haplogroup different from yours. Kings Louis 9 and 14 are R-Z381 while you are (purportedly) J2. Please explain that before we go on. Meanwhile below are yr ancestors on the mother side and on the father side. One is innocent, while the other are some of the worst human beings to ever walk the planet (if you can even call them human!)
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 4:13pm On Aug 25 |
DMCA: No surprise say louisdefrance secret bloodline fit be 98.98% African blood   |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by QuinQ(f): 3:38pm On Aug 25*. Modified: 4:01pm On Aug 25 |
DMCA: delulu, na wetin u d do for here?  by d way, na when last u open ur strait of hormuz?  How u dey? How your side for Yaba Left? My strait of Hormuz will only open after marriage... Or $1m gift, whichever comes first  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by QuinQ(f): 11:23am On Aug 25 |
CodeTemplar: I doubt that will be the case if USA had total or near-total control we have been hearing about.
On another hand, Ogodomigodo can be defined as situation whereby a federal police opisa uses his salary to hire warlock for cobinaant and is now living on garri and fertilzer. Ireee oooo. IYKYK. Total control will not force insurance companies to open Hormuz - as long as there is any risk of attack. The only thing that will open Hormuz is total end of threats to ships |
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Now Openly Dumping USD For Gold by QuinQ(f): 10:53am On Aug 25 |
Someone is LYING. See below
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 10:05am On Aug 25*. Modified: 10:46am On Aug 25 |
LouisdeFrance: I'm a J2 haplagroup for the Middle East Land of David. As a de France my paternal lineage traces Doesn't change the fact someone was born in the gutter. Besides, haplogroup doesn't mean much character-wise. See below
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 9:33am On Aug 25 |
DiarisGodoo: Mike Tyson always says he came from the gutter. Doesn't mean he does not have Kings and Nobles in his African and European ancestry. Likewise, Louisiana Creoles of Color also somewhat came from the gutter and should be the last to be bragging about ancestry. Maybe "born in the gutter" is a bit harsh, but Creoles of Colour should definitely keep far away from ancestry discussions |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Arrested With MDMA As Another Dies In Indian Jail Over Drug trafficking by QuinQ(f): 9:58pm On Aug 24 |
Peterobiisathie: Just type RIP Alex Tochukwu Osuji and move on He's a medical doctor. See below
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