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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sinks Iranian Oil Tanker In Gulf Of Oman (video) by Razzness(m): 5:54am On Sep 07
Lol. Are you serious about this or you are just whining yourself. Same America that used atomic bombs in Japan, same America that went to Vietnam and left 3 million Vietnamese dead, went to Iraq and killed 700,000 people, went to Afghanistan and left over a million deaths in their wake. Is it the same America you are using with humane in the same sentence. Please give yourself 3 hot slaps on behalf of all those people.

UrVillageChief:
This is exactly the point. The Americans don’t look like they are 1000 miles ahead simply because they are rational beings. They aren’t Arabs/Asians. [b]They aren’t exerting even a quarter of their force on Iran for the sake of humanity[b]. We all know what would have become of Iran if these Americans were Muslim Arabs or Israeli Jews.
At least, there are people and opposition figures who serve as checks on Trump, in the case of Iran and almost all the other Arab countries, who can stop or protest against anything their government or monarch says? Can Iranians protest or antagonize an order coming from that shy Ayatollah who’s refused to come outside since?
This is the same way the Russians are being humane towards Ukraine because if it really wanted to, Ukraine would cease to exist.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sinks Iranian Oil Tanker In Gulf Of Oman (video) by Razzness(m): 5:41am On Sep 07
Lol. Why would Iran send missiles into US, are you the one that will tell them how to fight war. They are fighting the way they see fit and so far they have made the US military power seem ordinary.

lightwind:
Tell your almighty Iran to send drones and missiles and ballistic missiles into USA mainland, soil.

Tell Iran to take the war to USA doormot, if their skin full angry no be cho cho cho!

Tell them to eliminate bibi and Trump or Hegzeth.

All this muslmzz sef.

How many millionaires in dollars is from your almighty Iran ?
How many billionaires in dollars is from your almighty Iran ?
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sinks Iranian Oil Tanker In Gulf Of Oman (video) by Razzness(m): 10:25pm On Sep 06
With the way US performed in this war there is nothing that shows they are 1000 miles ahead of Iran. With all the plenty American military movies I have watched I was disappointed to hear the US were running out of interceptors and basically had to stop bombing and fall back to economic warfare. If someone told me this would happen before the war, I would tell them they don't know what they are talking about.

lightwind:
And who's loosing ?

In life don't mess with a man who is 1000 miles ahead of you.

E get y
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sinks Iranian Oil Tanker In Gulf Of Oman (video) by Razzness(m): 9:10pm On Sep 06
One thing is certainly clear, these renewed attacks demonstrate frustrations on the part of the US. They have decapitated, they have bombed, they have made threats, they have sponsored armed insurrections, they have done ceasefire, they have bribed, they have pleaded, they have blockaded, they have sanctioned, nothing seems to be working. Trump's 4-6 weeks war is now in it's 7th month, before you know it, it will be 7 years.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Strikes Iran Tankers Under The New "Tanker For Tanker" Policy - Axios by Razzness(m): 11:42am On Sep 02
See talk o. I dey work for white house abi na me be supreme leader of Iran, no be spectator I be. Two people chop belleful finish say them want fight make I close my eyes

emperor4love:
na ur type put Iran for this settings,see talk
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Strikes Iran Tankers Under The New "Tanker For Tanker" Policy - Axios by Razzness(m): 11:37am On Sep 02
You no know watin you dey talk
malcom1X:
Trump doesn't care about the midterms he's no more running for elections he'll do whatever he likes.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Hit Electrical Grid Points In Iran 'HORMOZGAN' by Razzness(m): 11:36am On Sep 02
Your Allah and your imam kpai you there. Make Una carry una religious nonsense commot for my face. Lie lie people, any small thing religion religion

Obilikom:
Tell your Allah and your Imam to tell you the truth it shall set both of them free
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Hit Electrical Grid Points In Iran 'HORMOZGAN' by Razzness(m): 9:09am On Sep 02
Lol. When Iran retaliate, make nobody came here dey shout "terrorist state" as we can all see, they did not start this.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Strikes Iran Tankers Under The New "Tanker For Tanker" Policy - Axios by Razzness(m): 9:06am On Sep 02
With the US midterm elections just around the corner, this latest escalation comes at a favourable time for Iran.
Politics › Re: Shettima Returns To Nigeria After Representing Tinubu At AU Sumit In Angola by Razzness(m): 12:09pm On Sep 01
I sincerely hope things get better for our country
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Lionel Messi Retires From International Football by Razzness(m): 9:51am On Sep 01
You for mention them Vinicius jr too, everybody na "great players" no mean say "greatest" no go come dey.
Stanna2025:
He is one of the greatest not the greatest. There were great players too like maradona, Pele, Ronaldinho etc
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Lionel Messi Retires From International Football by Razzness(m): 6:36pm On Aug 31
At this point it is not contested anymore when Messi is regarded the greatest football player of all time, same way it is not contested when Muhammad Ali is regarded the greatest boxer of all time. Others are free to make their case but the overwhelming majority of people, including professionals in their respective fields and spectators alike consider them to be so.

Againstthewall:
He is right, unless you want to start needless arguments. There are few other individuals who also have legitimate claims to that title. It's not measured on a scale
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Lionel Messi Retires From International Football by Razzness(m): 4:45pm On Aug 31
Oga correct yourself. He is not "one of the", he is THE greatest.

fergie001:
One of the greatest ever to play the game.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Attacks US Bases In Jordan After Larak Island Strikes by Razzness(m):
Na Iran fit US. They never leave any attack unanswered. They would have ended up like Venezuela if they acted otherwise.

Abi na how Burna boy talk am self "If them wan f*ck you for ny*sh make you no lie down"
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by Razzness(m): 7:34pm On Aug 25
Einstein. How many ships are passing through the strait? bear in mind, over 100 ships were passing through before the war.
ChristCee:
I never knew we have Nigerians as deficient as you in simple science. Chai!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by Razzness(m): 7:32pm On Aug 25
so what makes you think they have lost the technology that russia and china gave them to target US bases.
erniok:
No one is talk8ng about hitting. Just firing your missiles randomly is like looking for a needle in the proverbial haystacks. You need guidance and that's were radars/satellite coordinates comes in. Question for you: do you think Iran would have accurately hit a s8ngle US base without satellite coordinates from either Russia or China?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by Razzness(m): 3:54pm On Aug 25
So in essence you are saying Iran cannot hit ships in Hormuz because they don't have radar detectors. grin

I repeat if Iran can hit a US base in another country, they can certainly hit anything that crosses Hormuz unless they choose not to.

erniok:
Bringing up hitting US bases shows you really really have zero idea how it worked. Haven't you read about US accusing both Russia and China of giving them satellite coordinates or younthink hitting those bases were by happenstance?

I repeat, you need a radar to make a definite hit especially what you can't see.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 70-Year-Old Man Purchased A 9-Year-Old Afghan Girl As Wife (Throwback) by Razzness(m): 2:46pm On Aug 25
Just because Iran, Saudi, Pakistan Nigerian Muslims or in any other place choose to adopt a more secular approach to life doesn't mean they are practicing the teachings of Islam.

There is nothing the Taliban is doing today that is wrong in Islam, nothing at all. Everything they are doing is inspired by the Quran or Sunnah. In fact if anything they are the ones striving to practice Islam the way it was taught by Prophet Muhammad.

A womans voice is considered al-awrah in hanbbali school of taught, even shafi'i, Maliki and hanafi agree that if the voice is seductive it is awrah. Women are not even allowed to wear perfume in public.

In as much as Muslims try to embrace civilization and drop some archaic tenets of Islam, it doesn't change the core teachings of Islam which is exactly what Taliban and even Boko haram are striving to practice and enforce on others.

nairalanda1:
In muslim countries like Iran, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, women are allowed to attend secondary and university education, women can sing, and speak in public, women don't have to cover their faces, women are journalists and tv presenters, and women do own businesses, and also do seek for divorce (even in Afghanistan it can be granted, because their religion allows women to initiatie divorce proceedings).

Afghanistian is the way it is because they practixe some fundamentalist variant of islam that originated in India, and is considered so reactionary that few india muslims practice it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by Razzness(m): 2:28pm On Aug 25
Maybe you've never seen a ship in real life or being on one before.

Also you don't seem to understand what radars do. You don't need anti missile radars or any advanced equipment to target a ship. If Iran want to target a ship, even a hand held radio device can detect radio waves given of by something as small as a fridge inside a ship. If Iran can hit a a whole US base repeatedly, is it now ship they cannot hit because they don't have radars.

In as much as Iran want control over the strait, they also have a vested interest in ships passing, for some days now they have stopped shooting at ship and it is certainly because it is in their interest to do so.

erniok:
The width is more than 30km and yes a ship becomes invisible for that distance especially closer to Oman gulf and daytime visibility. Like I said, there was a reason US took out Iran radar system.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by Razzness(m): 12:08pm On Aug 25
Did you even read what I said. Iran does not need a ship's transponder to be on to target it. The Strait of Hormuz is just about 30 km wide; and you think a mult-thousand ton of steel floating in such a narrow water way will suddenly become invisible because it's transponder is off.

erniok:
You obviously don't know how a transponder work. The4e was a reason US took out Iran radar system.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by Razzness(m): 11:30am On Aug 25
The US can try to get ships to sneak through Hormuz by paying for their insurance and giving them incentives to do so, but the truth is that Iran will always be able to shoot any ship, should it choose to do so. It doesn't matter if they turn their transponders off; even things like a fridge or microwave oven inside a ship give off signals that can be used to target the ship. So for any ship to pass through it means Iran didn't just want to shoot it; likely because most of the Gulf countries have some political arrangement with Iran to let some of their most important ships pass.

There is no world where normal traffic will return in Hormuz without Iran being fully on board. The sooner Trump comes to terms with this reality, the better for all of us, because the price of oil, is no longer funny.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 70-Year-Old Man Purchased A 9-Year-Old Afghan Girl As Wife (Throwback) by Razzness(m):
One of the many shortcomings of Islam, is the way it objectifies women.

In the same Afghanistan women are banned from attaining secondary and university education, women cannot sing, women cannot speak loudly in public, women must cover their whole body including their face in public, women cannot be journalist or tv presenters, all female owned business including hair salons and restaurants are banned, women cannot seek for divorce even when there is domestic violence, there is no minimum age for marrying a girl child, women are banned from working for NGO's.

Women in Afghanistan today are essentially designated sex objects and baby making machines, nothing more.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Irans Currency Falls past 2 Million To A Dollar by Razzness(m): 8:48am On Aug 25
Person wey don see 99 no dey fear 100.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Razzness(m): 3:39pm On Aug 23
Exactly. All of you are getting it
Azazyel:
Like the supreme leader and the IRGC
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Razzness(m): 1:25pm On Aug 23
Exactly my point. You are finally getting it
Azazyel:
Terrorists don't have common sense. They'd rather set everywhere on fire than to save their people grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Another Muslim In The US Congress. Aisha Wahab Defeats AIPAC-funded Hernandez by Razzness(m): 8:34am On Aug 23
The chickens are finally coming home to roost. America created so much chaos in the middle east that many generations of Arabs and Muslims came into America as refugees.

Now the descendants of those refugees have come of age adorned in fancy suits, speaking fancy English and taking up leadership positions. From Mamdani, to El-Sayed, Ilhan Omar and now Aisha.

With the way things are going, it is very possible that we would witness a Muslim American president within our lifetime.

George Washington would be turning in his grave right now grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Razzness(m): 6:30pm On Aug 22
Go and check what. This thing is just common sense. Put yourself in the new supreme leader's shoes for one second and tell me what will be your incentive to surrender right now, after surviving the onslaught of two nuclear powers.

Azazyel:
Joke of the century grin. Go there first and check
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Calls U.S. Sanctions ‘economic Terrorism’ As Washington Targets Regime by Razzness(m): 9:50am On Aug 22
So who do we now believe
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Razzness(m): 9:48am On Aug 22
So how do you stop a regime that has the political will, resources and technical know how on building a nuclear weapon. As long as that regime is in place, they will always be able to develop one.

Think of it this way; let's assume Iran makes a deal with the US to relieve economic sanctions in exchange for giving up their nuclear program. Who is to say in the next 5 years they will not restart it, by which time we don't even know the kind of person that will be in the white house?

What the Iranian regime that gives them an inherent advantage is time. They can out-wait any US president. All they just need is survive and bide their time. Which is why regardless of the terms of any negotiations, by simply surviving, the Iranian regime won. If you cannot see that, I cannot help you.

SlavaUkraini:
Iran will never have Nuclear weapons...

That will be negotiated settlement and it is not a win for them.

If it is a win for them, then they would have agreed to that term, a long time ago.

No Nuclear weapons for a Islamic Terrorist regime.

Period....
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Razzness(m): 6:23am On Aug 22
Damage control is exactly what Donald Trump is doing right now after failing to bomb Iran into surrender or to coerce it to nuclear talks with sweeteners in the MOU. If the IRGC did not surrender when they were being bombed, why in God's name will anyone presume they would surrender now. Oh because there economy is hurting, well guess what; the IRGC commanders and their families are not suffering.

Azazyel:
Dey play! See damage control grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says He Will Trigger Nato's Article 5 Over Straits Of Hormuz by Razzness(m):
Trump is simply doubling down on making it obvious that the Iranian regime won this war. All these rhetorics are desperate face-saving attempts after failing to bomb Iran into surrender or to coax it to nuclear talks with sweeteners in a memorandum of understanding.

This war is already over. By simply surviving, the Iranian regime emerged victorious. This is a fact and those without foresight would struggle to see.

The current status quo is simply not sustainable. As Iran's economy is hurting so too is the global economy.

Moreover, the IRGC has such a firm grip on the country that the likelihood of Iranians rising up to topple the government is near zero (courtesy of their crackdown on protesters in January). Any economic suffering will be felt by civilians alone, the IRGC commanders and their families will not suffer; so they can hold out for much longer than Trump (who has the midterms to worry about) and the global economy.

So unless Trump is willing to go back to full scale kinetic action and possibly consider using nuclear bombs, this war is almost guaranteed to ultimately end in a negotiated settlement and once that happens, the Iranian regime won, regardless of the terms of the agreement.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Razzness(m): 6:18pm On Aug 21
This war will ultimately end in a negotiated settlement. The current status quo is simply not sustainable. As Iran's economy is hurting so too are global oil prices rising higher.

Moreover, the IRGC has such a firm grip on the country that the likelihood of Iranians rising up to topple the government is near zero (courtesy of their crackdown on protesters in January). Any economic suffering will be felt by civilians alone, the IRGC commanders and their families will not suffer; so they can hold out for a very long time.

erniok:
I thought the US is saying no more negotiations. They are hoping the economic warfare will topple the Iranian administration from within.

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