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Literature › Re: "I'm" Or "Am" - Why Are We Such Careless Users Of The English Language? by redsun(m):
Ode,those humans u are comparing urself with are not primates like u. They want to learn english mainly for things like tourism,in the instance of meeting overbloated and dumb english who can hardly pronounce a foreign name written in their own alphabets.

Mentally enslaved nigaz like u are like broken horses,too trumatized to feel d pain and shame of subhuman status.Like oyinbo caged primates use for laboratory researches.Woe to you nigaz that refuse to see,that has made d blackman an epitome of inferiority and backwardness that he is today.Woe to u monkeys.

[quote author=caukerzee]@redsun or whatever you call yourself. You just prooved how much of a fool you are. Mental slavery has absolutely nothing to do with spoken language. It's a fact that english has done alot more good than harm to this country and other english speaking african countries alike. How do you think Nigeria has been able to stay one even in the heavy presence of diversity in ethnicity in this country? How would and igbo man evectively communicate to an hausa man who does't understand igbo or a youruba man to an efik, etc ? How were you able to pass that message across to everyone here even though we don't all belong to the same ethnic group? How many countries in the world would you go to and speak igbo, hausa or yourba and be recognised or accepted? How many phones would be encrypted in your native dialet by the mobile phone makers? Do you think those japanees, germans, portugees, spanish, french, chineese, arabs, etc wanting to learn english are fools? Dude you shou
Literature › Re: "I'm" Or "Am" - Why Are We Such Careless Users Of The English Language? by redsun(m): 10:35am On Oct 31, 2012
dabigwalls: And in what language is this verbose exposé coming in please? Efik, Ibibio, Yorubawa or Kanuri? Awaiting your answer please.
The dog language,the one u understand beta. U and i are inherently born with lids on our necks,but i am struggling to free myself because i have seen light. While u one the othe hand is entangling urself more because u roam in darkness.
Literature › Re: "I'm" Or "Am" - Why Are We Such Careless Users Of The English Language? by redsun(m): 10:06am On Oct 31, 2012
caseless: thank God say they no call am ATM MACHINE ENGINE or ATM MACHINE BANK
Dont mind the animal.They tend to forget the rationale behind the name,which the creation(invention),not just name.The person that created it,named it.Therefore language evolves with people's ability to reason and craete.

But a people without original language can not reason,neither can they create.A typical Case study,nogeria,They are mentally dead and evolutionarily stalled because they dont understand the language they speak.
Literature › Re: "I'm" Or "Am" - Why Are We Such Careless Users Of The English Language? by redsun(m): 8:54am On Oct 31, 2012
Sickening.For africans to still be talking like this.It quite glaring why they are not making headways,they are so damn dead in the head.
Literature › Re: "I'm" Or "Am" - Why Are We Such Careless Users Of The English Language? by redsun(m): 8:40am On Oct 31, 2012
Can you imagine these monkeys worrying about english language that is on it way out it way out in the 21st century?

One would have thought that the zealots that will be at the forefront of the campaigne against the abuse and the inevitable demise of the english language will be the descendants of the slave masters,not the slaves themselves,who the same language was systematically imposed on to decimate their cultural,natural and intellectual instincts that have lived on till this day.

Most of you guys have been so broken to the point that you cant see the dehumanizing effects of accepting imposed language,making it yours,losing yours and to add insult to injury,trying to sound better than the english themselves.

All these kind of mentality explains why africans are backward today,they dont know what is important,what's relevant,their place in nature is not as defined as that of mere ants who undestands their rightful place and have been able to shape their evolutionary traits based on precedences passed on from generation to generations,without being enslaved to some other creature's ways,like blackman is enslaved to oyinbo's.

Free yourselves muderfuckers from mental slavery and formulate a language that is yours.A language that comes from within,that defines your world and imaginations.
Politics › Re: Ajimobi’s Wife Arrested In The UK For Money Laundering by redsun(m): 11:29am On Oct 30, 2012
The only "big man" that is not a proven criminal in nigeria is the one that has not being caught out by international laws.

By nature of who they are and what thy do as nigerian politicians and elite,we all know that they are all criminals,but because there are no police and no laws to bring them to justice in nigeria,the deluded and battered people of nigeria assumes that they are in anyway better or different from armed robbers who took up guns to rob for survival.
Politics › Re: Abdusalami’s Company Loses Lagos Power Firms, Gets Ibadan by redsun(m): 11:20am On Oct 30, 2012
take dat: And when will Nigeria ever experience the dawn of justice and accountability if we give political office holders the appeal to loot as long as the loot is reinvested in Nigeria?
That is why nigeria is arogue state Mr.You dont have leaders,what you have are rogues.And if you dont fight against it,it will remain like that.It is either you or them.
Politics › Re: Where Is The Headquarter Of Corruption In Nigeria by redsun(m): 11:17am On Oct 30, 2012
Everywhere,down to the "holiest" pulpit in nigeria.Corruption runs in the blood of most nigerian,so it is not even seen as a crime anymore,but as being successful,as being "fast".

Nigerian leaders,including church leaders are proven examples.
Politics › Re: Abdusalami’s Company Loses Lagos Power Firms, Gets Ibadan by redsun(m): 11:06am On Oct 30, 2012
lacasa: Hate 'Aboki' or Love 'Aboki' .we couldn't giv a flying Phuck cool

'Abokii' will 4ever own Nigeria wink

We r like gods to u niggaz
We can understand the kind of gods you are talking about,the gods without eyes,worshipped by humans without brains.
Politics › Re: Biafran war; the first successful Jihad in modern times - By Hugh Fitzgerald by redsun(m): 11:00am On Oct 30, 2012
The igbos have instinctively always been able to differentiate between the devil and the deep blue sea.In this case,the deep blue sea is islam,unsurvivable encounter.While christianity is the devil,which can be manipulated with time.

They are both very destuctive to africans,but islam is a complete no brainer.
Politics › Re: Roads In Abia State Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipmnlt__wso by redsun(m): 7:26pm On Oct 29, 2012
And why cant she use a long brush with handles,instead of that back breaking broom,to sweep the highway?
Politics › Re: Roads In Abia State Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipmnlt__wso by redsun(m): 7:25pm On Oct 29, 2012
Howc come the road sweeper didnt have any barriers and warning signs to protect her from the passing traffic in that precarious situation she was in?

We have got alot to do with health and safety in nigeria,life doesnt seem to mean much in nigeria.Even when the people fear death so much,they dont do much to keep themselves alive.
Politics › Re: I Support The Creation Of Ijebu State - Senator David Mark by redsun(m): 7:14pm On Oct 29, 2012
The more states these muderfuckers create,the more they tribalize nigeria.

With their primitive and backward views of evolution,they keep creating clusters of nonfuctional hamlets,giving themselves smaller niches they can easily manipulate and make their own without much rivalries in a system that is built on sheer ignorance.
Politics › Re: Families Want Overseas Treatment For Suntai’s Aides by redsun(m): 7:00pm On Oct 29, 2012
All these kind of actions by the government calls for revolution.Right before the suffering nigerians that these animals called leaders made their lives hell by destroying all the infrastructures,all the facilities,all the institutions,education,morals and everything,yet,when they have mere headeache they fly themselves abroad with the people's money,and leaving the same people to rot and die in squalor that they caused.

Nigerians seems to be in a trance collectively,they can see the horrors and miseries cause by rogue leadership,yet they cant act against it.
Politics › Re: OBJ Unfolds 2015 Agenda •begins Consultations With Northern, Southern Leaders •S by redsun(m): 6:44pm On Oct 29, 2012
Obj gathering is the gathering of jackals.The gathering of retarded,ruthless and backward nigerians taht are enemies of humanity.No sane nigerian should take them seriously.Their time is over and it belongs to darkness.

I mean,how can fools be ruling sane people?Some call themselves academicians,yet they are ruled by fools and crminals,as if education is not main to solve real life problems,which includes taking care of fools and criminals.

The people can only be foo-led sometimes,but cant be fooled all the time.Only a doomed people remain foo-lish forever,that is why they are DOOMED.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by redsun(m): 10:54pm On Oct 28, 2012
[quote author=*Ileke-IdI]Lagos, after mass immigration of Ibhoes

www.nairaland.com/attachments/866363_032Ogunpa_jpg9d5f3a7bd5c79b7a46c4c5f6d0ef6d4a[/quote]This is lagos after oyinbo left.You got your sums wrong.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by redsun(m): 10:48pm On Oct 28, 2012
all4naija: Many claimed they were like the Japanese and they are developing faster and better than the others! That is what have been repeatedly said by some in this forum.

The images are eyesores though!!!
Some of you animals talk rubbish as if igbo land is not in rogue nigeria,ruled by rogue nigerians,mostly non igbos from the top.And what happens in the west happens in the south,in the north and in the east.

Same moral decadence everywhere and same walking corpes like you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: What Are The Differences Between Somaliland And Somalia? by redsun(op): 10:43pm On Oct 28, 2012
The ugandan or so forces fighting the al shabbaab terrorist in somalia does not have a single helipcoter.No support from anywhere,not the UN, and not from african governments.

How are they suppose to win the battle?
Politics › Re: The Ekumeku Resistance 1897-1914 by redsun(m): 10:28pm On Oct 28, 2012
Andre Uweh: Dude, stop chatting crap from your keyboard. Which Igboman worshipped demonic idol before the whiteman came?. The same same Jews you mentioned here worshipped the same God our Igbo ancestors worshipped. Why not say Jews worship demonic idols.
From day one, Ndigbo worshipped Chukwu but the concept of Jesus Christ was not known to them untill the missionaries came.
If you feel your grandparents worshipped demonic idols, then that should be exclusive to your family and not Ndigbo.
Maybe he as unfortunate to be of osu descendant,so oyinbos intervention was some kind of divine intervention to his lineage,which is understandable on his side.But the same intervention brought chaos and abomination on the side of established authorities and traditions of the time.The chaos and abominations that still lingers on till this day.

Osondi,owendi.
Foreign Affairs › Re: What Are The Differences Between Somaliland And Somalia? by redsun(op): 9:46pm On Oct 28, 2012
kiara11: correction please.
sanity seem to reign in the former,while obvious insanity seems to reign in the latter where elshababs had set base

Somaliland is independent from somalia(though not recognised)with a functioning goverment and constitution in place.
schools,shopping malls plus tourist centres exist in somaliland, unlike it's charred neighbour.
What's more,the relationship between somaliland and other EA countries is purely business, while that of somalia and the EA nations is AID based.

where is somalia6 when you need him?
I am just beginning to learn that some communities out there are on the pact with freedom,and the fact that united nation failed to recognise them shows how "peaceful' that monster organisation is.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by redsun(m): 9:29pm On Oct 28, 2012
[quote author=Okija_juju]When I said Abia state and Imo State are in a horrible state people think I'm exaggerating. Travelling from port harcourt to Enugu is now done via Anambra state because Aba is impassable.[/quote]The politicians in that part of nigeria are purely "wash wash guys",they not even as good as humane as 19 guys who preys on oyinbos mostly.But very ruthless criminals that preys on their own country men and women
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by redsun(m): 9:19pm On Oct 28, 2012
berem: instead make I marry yorrober man,I go become reverend sister! Damn! Yorrober men......
The rich ones can spoil you with money,no bi all these areas "boys" that rants opata on nairaland.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by redsun(m): 9:15pm On Oct 28, 2012
Does it mean there are no roads like this in lagos anymore?Because i remember aguda roads,most surulere roads and ajagbadi roads use to look like this.If they have all changed,then kudos to fashola

These are average features of nigerian roads,not just aba.
Foreign Affairs › What Are The Differences Between Somaliland And Somalia? by redsun(op): 9:06pm On Oct 28, 2012
One obvious reason to me s that relative sanity seem to reign in the former,while obvious sanity seems to reign in the latter.

What are the fundamentals status that makes one different from the other.
Politics › Re: The Ekumeku Resistance 1897-1914 by redsun(m): 6:50pm On Oct 28, 2012
Our ancestors were very patriotic and organized.They had functional societies built on traditions and precedences.Though not the oyinbo way,but the african way,the way that was harmonious and compatible with nature and their lives.

The ways we lost as 21st century africans,caught up in limbo that is not defined.We are not africans,we are not oyinbos,therefore are nothing.That is why "blackman" is seen as scum and least respected human alive today.
Politics › Re: Delta State Governor Closed Tennis Championship by redsun(m): 6:36pm On Oct 28, 2012
redsun: Men,this is good.He should make it available in all primary schools,the mini tennis courts.

They are not very expensive projects,the money gej waste everyday on food can set up 20 miniture tennis courts in school and help build up future talents.

We have to learn to coach our children when they are very young and make facilities available to them,so that they can grow up having and learning how to get,instead of lacking and lacking the abilities to get as adults.
Politics › Re: Delta State Governor Closed Tennis Championship by redsun(m): 6:35pm On Oct 28, 2012
Men,this is good.He should make it available in all primary schools,the mini tennis courts.

They are not very expensive projects,the money gej waste everyday on food can set up 20 miniture tennis courts in school and help built up future talents.

We have to learn to coach our children when they are very young and make facilities available to them,so that they can grow up having and learning how to get,instead of lacking and lacking the abilities to get as adults.
Politics › Re: Fire Outbreak At Lagos Balogun Market Today (photos) by redsun(m): 6:22pm On Oct 28, 2012
styles2009: Why is someone trying to commit suicide by taking pictures?
May i ask, why do people mostly in Lagos must want to snap a picture of every event be it a sad one? huh kind of dumb , my 2 cents
That is what it is all about,instant communication,instant revelation and instant salvation.

The truth is now like a gold fish,it can not be hidden anymore.

The web age and age of freedom for those with "eyes" and "ears".
Politics › Re: OBJ - I'm Getting Tired Of Politics by redsun(m): 6:09pm On Oct 28, 2012
He has the guts to talk because he is not in jail,and he not in jail for the obvious and simple fact that nigerian populace are in suspended animation.They are blind to truth and reality.
Romance › Re: Why We Love To Double Date Women...... by redsun(m): 6:01pm On Oct 28, 2012
Because men are naturally polygamous,especially when they have means to play.Infact,all humans are,women and men included,it is just the ones that are afraid of adventures that subdues their polygamous instincts.One's instinct to get thte best he can,before he becomes dust.

Life is for fun and the only way one can get fun at the fullest is having the resources, and having all the goodies of life,which includes willing btches.Though,it is dangerous,but danger is what life is all about.
Crime › Re: Man Sinks Wife In Pit Latrine(pic) by redsun(m): 10:42am On Oct 28, 2012
She has been allued.

Nigerians have gone bonkers.Suffer don dabaru sense and emotions.
Politics › Re: Why Do Nigerians View Hard Work As 'suffering'? by redsun(m):
Because criminalities are norms in nigeria.And why should anybody work hard if he or she can wangle his/her way into politics,police,customs,army(dajuma/obj/ibb)NNPC, banks,inland revenue(tinubu),civil service,even teaching,etc,and enrinch him/herself over night without any soul raising an eye lid.Some of them even receive the country's highest awards,given out by the country's highest thieves,ie,the president.

I have started a thread here years back that says some like "to be smart in nigeria means being a criminal".So manynairaland hawks like tpia got furious,but years later,it is still the same criteria one requires to be successful in nigeria,dubiousness.

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