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tensazangetsu20:
Passed a certification exam I have been studying for. This one means a lot because I barely had anytime to study for it in between working many hours and also school work but it was a goal I had to accomplish before the year ends. Next year I want to get more certifications and also read more software engineering books. Theres a level of knowledge you find only in books you cant find in tutorials or videos.

My plan is to get my career way more grounded here but in a way it is. My linkedin is hidden from the general public but somehow I still get recruiters trying to get me to leave my job at the bank and move to another bank. I do like how challenging the work at my current bank is. In terms of scale, its the largest I have ever had to work with. You have to think a lot about every decision you make before making them.

Next is crypto. Going fully in. I didnt make much this bull market but I am a 5 to 10 year plan man. It took me 3 years to plan my move to Chile. Absolutely no one knew till my visa was gotten and flight ticket booked aside very trusted friends and family members. Like i always say to my guy Gerrard59. Lets see what the next decade brings.

This one na another heart ache for matrixreloded and that akpaamu guy.

Ednut245:
Where is lawag? He's pro NATO, Zionist genocide slave boy as well

That one fit convert. E get sense small at least e no too the cuss like the nincompoops I mentioned earlier.

WrriterNg:
We keep adding new Pro Russian folks daily.

More and more people are joining us. Our squad is expanding.

Pro Russians are getting bigger while Pro NATO are shrinking. Soon there might be only one left.

Two actually.... Our resident pastor and our resident lawyer clown.

LordAdam16:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtcjcH4ULLw

-Lord

Baba who we go ask...if you find the person, no leave am make we ask am together.

LordAdam16:
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Iran has enough fissile material to make 4 nuclear weapons in days.

DAYS.

Their destiny is in their hands.

-Lord

What are they waiting for then?

Op

shoodboi2:
Iran is fucking up big time and it will end badly for them. It's the sad reality but it's one we all have to accept. We shouldn't be like those pro-Ukrainians who keep insisting all is well when all is not well.

All is not well with Iran and we must say it as it is.

I have been watching documentaries on China's nuclear program all morning. China is massively increasing its nuclear arsenal and now has more launchers than the US. Russia too is doing same and North Korea too isn't slacking. North Korea has been increasing its nuclear arsenal since last year.

Meanwhile, Iran has been sitting around and behaving like a dundee. Playing foolish politics with the future of their country and people.

Trump will aggressively bomb Iran and tighten sanctions in preparation of a future invasion

The US will invade Iran within the next few years. It will likely not be under Trump but a future US president will do it, whether Democrat or Republican.

The US played the same script in Iraq -- heavily sanctioned it and periodically bombed it for several years before going in to finish it off in 2003.

Iran cannot escape that fate. It will be finished off.

It is unfortunate, but that's the reality Iran will face.

LordAdam16:
If a country was threatening Russia or China with all-out war or strike on its nuclear sites, they'd immediately start "largest in history" drills, mobilization, and saber-rattling.

China just launched the largest drill off Taiwan with more than 90 ships and dozens of aircraft in response to the Taiwanese President visiting Guam. They simulated attack on foreign ships and rehearsed blockade routes.

Satanyahu gives a speech directly to the Iranian public threatening regime change.
Trump refuses to rule out US-Israeli strikes on Iran
Israeli media broadcast plans to strike Iran, start all-out war, and conduct regime change.
NATO spy planes have been flying off the coast of Iran this week in the same patterns they fly preceding strikes on Crimea.

Yet these oafs are treating these provocations with levity.
No mobilizations. No drills. No military exercises. No weapons test.
Russia has been conducting drills--both nuclear and conventional--regularly despite being at war.
You have to familiarize your troops with maneuvers they'd undertake in a war with Israel/US.
You have to do it often, such that it becomes second-nature.
Not scrambling when Israeli/USAF jets are in the air.

-Lord

I no want believe say Iran deh Bleep up... But reality stings hard.

lastkingsman:
You are a terrible liar. You dey yarn dust. From the screenshot you shared, it's shows you did an ordinary online quiz and passed it with the help of chatgpt and Google. Which major exam will tell you to "Reattempt quiz" after writing it? You think you are speaking to children here? Mtschew. Dey shock yourself not me

"You have 3 menial jobs paying minimum wage". Abeg no go die before your time . I will advise you to stick with your IKEA job and work to work another day. No go die my brother

The minimum wage in Hungary is 675 EUR per month (1.2million naira per month). You go pay house rent + bills, transport yourself, feed, do shoppings, come send money back to Nigeria. How you come dey make 4million Naira every month?

Cc: Tensazangetsu20

Vawulence...😂 😂 I don't want peace, I want trouble always!

MatrixReloaded:
I know yoh are jobless in Chile, even Chileans prefer Europe because it spans life to the immigrants seeking for shelter and residence. You will never know what you did to yourself after 5 years of speaking Gracias to your slave masters then you will cut flowers in their vineyard.

Ode no be the same Europe me and you deh? Abeg abeg abeg...😂 😂

MatrixReloaded:
You won't understand because you are daft and naive. One more rubbish ur comment will seize to exit on the thread. IDiot

I thought Hungary has humbled you but you still remain the foul mouthed nonchalant nincompoop spewing rubbish here and there. Could you make a comment here without displaying your ignorance and much of a wallie you are?

Sha, go back to your 3 jobs you are doing.

tensazangetsu20:
My boy MatrixReloaded. Since you japa you just humble. Before you don run mouth like typewriter. E shock you abi. Till now no work 😂😂😂😂 after wasting your life savings and selling your house in ikorodu. I am sure you miss your Ethiopian permanent residency now. Lonely at the top 😂😂😂😂😝😝😝😝😝😝😝

😂 😂 😂 baba you sef like wahala...😂 😂

LordAdam16:
To whom much is given, much is expected.
If you want to enjoy power, you must accept the responsibilities that come with it.

Did you guys think the Assads were chewing gum and banging harems for the last 50 years?

A foreign power is encroaching on Syrian soil and destroying the weapons owned by the Syrian state that are crucial to national security.
Assad fought off dozens of group backed by global and regional powers simultaneously.
He did not have two heads.
You did not fight a whole state. SAA did not put up any resistance, they let you advance unimpeded and disbanded.
Now you're fighting just the SDF only and you're already complaining. Go and fight your mate, jihadist cowards!
After all, Turkey and the Gulf are your benefactors.
What are you scared of? If Hamas can do it, so can you!

-Lord

Baba don vex. Iran should not get involved and properly equip itself now.

Appleyard:
Well, Russia has many time shows itself as. master of the geopolitical game. A 'gambler' in the very act of it who knows when to hold his cards, when to fold them, when to walk away, and when to run.

This is a game well played. The fact Russia retained its bases says a lot. I am fully aware of Erdogan two faced polity. I do not blame him for that, he is after his own interest and as long as both Turkey and Russia are ready to compromise when their interest clash would not be a problem however that does not rule out otherwise, as long as both sides are ready to bear the consequences that comes with. This however would be a case for Turkeyie and the general West since the West wants their interest to be supreme. Russia knew about all these and I am sure USA also was aware hence they were able to convince Is.ral to take a deal on ceasefire in Lebanon. They were thinking and are working on how things would turn out for their good in this whole shenengan. Unfortunately the master chess player is their major opponent on this.

I look forward to reading good news from all these.

LordAdam16:
Al Arabiya reports that al-Jolani sent an impassioned plea via Qatar to Tehran seeking cooperation with Iran based on "shared Islamic principles".

IDF strikes having the desired effect.

He should calm down.
It's only been 48 hours since he seized power.
He should wear his big boy pants and confront the IDF in Syrian territory.

Hamas is doing it.
Hezbollah did it.
He should also ask his benefactor, Erdogan, to send his generals to support his confrontation.

Israel is demilitarizing Syria.
A new civil war has kicked off between the Kurds and Turks; which is conveniently depleting their respective ranks.
At this rate, Iran will soon be like "Hellooo, is anyone home? Hellooo! I saw the front door open, hel... Where is everyone?"

-Lord

I just hope Iran will buckle up and arm themselves with deterrent weapons like nukes. The reason being, after Syria, their next agenda is Iran.

Masterviolence:
I left for a few days and the next thing, Syria has fallen.

Stay tuned, my opinion on thing is coming soon.

Looking forward to it.

LordAdam16:
Jihadists generally do not trouble Israel.

Israel is tiny. It's essentially more trouble than it is worth.

The Jihadists want to establish large caliphates.
A. Israel does not have the real estate that satisfies their ego.
B. They prefer to operate in political vacuums with weak authorities.

This is the calm before the storm.
Everyone is waiting for the other shoe to drop and for the jihadists to drop pretenses.
If they do, it'll be a new civil war.
No non-Sunni Syrian wants to replace Assad with Taliban lite.
The Sunnis though want retribution for the decades-long repression under the Alawites.
The also want to push the other sects out and invite back Sunni refugees.

Some terrorists were chanting "Alawites to the grave. Christians to Beirut." while celebrating Assad's toppling.

Again why I say they have a long list of opps they want to attend to before getting to Israel.

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The Kurds are everyone's favorite.
The US and the West. Israel. Iran. Russia. Lebanon. Iraq.
But Turkey (and Sunnis to some degree) hate their guts.

In fact in East Syria, during this offensive, when the MoD was still giving the line that they were withdrawing to defend Damascus; the SAA withdrew and Kurds allowed Assad government officials to continue operating after SAA troops withdrew.
So it remained effectively under Assad control but Kurdish protection.
Kurds escorted a convoy of Russian operators who were withdrawing to the coast. They had been deployed as a third party to monitor the Kurd-Turk line of engagement under Assad.

The problem for the Kurds is their remarkable loyalty to the Americans.
Makes it difficult for others in the region to bring them in a tent, because you'd almost certainly be divulging plans to a CIA plant.
Even right now, I'm sure if they made an entreaty to Iran, Tehran would be open to deploying Iraqi Shia militants to support them against the Turks. But then the Iraqi Shiites will be operating in NATO airspace and Israel will put everyone who went there on a list that they'll strike when their deployment is over.

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Erdogan wants to rebuild a neo-Ottoman empire.
Did he also confiscate Nagorno Karabakh through Azerbaijan because Pashinyan did not take his call?
The refugee and Kurdish buffer excuse is lamba.
Jordan has been hosting 2.3 million Palestinian refugees for decades. He should stop capping.

-Lord

Syria really messed up tbh. Why give an enemy an easy win? Assad imo is not one with tenacity.

WrriterNg:
Cc Appley.ard, BoldBrai.nz, Ghos.tagain, Lord.Adam16, Mas.terviolence, R.egex, Sho.odboi2, MILL.E, Usmanp.ogo

What are your thoughts on this?

If it is a trap, I guess Iran and Russia did well to not fall for it.

SamuraiXXX:
Once you people manage to sell your worldly possessions in order to fund your trip to the UK you automatically think you have licence to trash talk Nigerian women when they grant you refugee status in your new country

What you said up there is not my point I am making. Unfortunately, I can not help you understand my point.

Getting married in Nigeria as a Nigerian man.

It is high time you guys stopped replying those plagued with brain decadence; it is appalling.

LordAdam16:
It is a veiled return to the pre-October 6 status quo.
All deals are signed between Israel and Lebanon.
Hezbollah prefers this setup and I concur.

-Lord

Hoping for the best.

Krismas:
Hezbollah refused to listen to stop calls directly made to it by Israel, France and America. So, America tried a couple of things, including freezing out Hezbollah from the parliament, which failed cos Hezbollah managed to form a coalition in parliament to clinching 15 seats, which is just 2 seats short of where they were b4 the war @ 17. So, we will never know what Hezbollah actually scored minus the coalition. but if all u have is 15 seats out of 128 seat parliament, U might want to listen to the Prime Minister, who himself barely survived an attempted replacement by the Americans. So he could shut out the Russians and Iranians. The biggest headache for Hezbollah is not Israel, but a civil war in Lebanon. Which America exploited by negotiating with the national government. Hezbollah came to the end of their political rope. Its a shame they are not the owners of Lebanon. Its a shame lots of powerful parties exist in Lebanon, who don't care about Gaza and don't approve the sacrifice of civilians plus infrastructure damage due to Hezbollah's war with Israel. Take the deal or be stabbed in the back, kind of scenario. Which frankly, Israel and America hoped.

Well, Hez now has a bigger task than the already completed one.

Krismas:
This is d ceasefire

— Israel – Hezbollah Ceasefire Agreement Terms, a Return to the Status-Quo before October 7th 2023:

– Hezbollah and all other armed groups in Lebanon will not carry out any offensive actions against Israel.

– Israel will not carry out any offensive action against targets inside Lebanon, including on the ground, in the air and at sea.

– Israel and Lebanon 'recognize the importance' of UN Security Council Resolution 1701.

– Israel and Lebanon reserve the right to exercise their inherent right of self-defense.

– The Lebanese Armed Forces and the Lebanese Security Forces will be the only armed groups 'authorized to carry weapons or operate forces' in southern Lebanon. (This will not be implemented, it is a part of UNSCR 1701 and was never implemented to begin with.)

– The sale, supply and production of any weapons or materials related to weapons to Lebanon will be under the supervision and control of the Lebanese state. (Won't be implemented, this is a formality.)

– All unauthorized facilities involved in the production of weapons and weapons-related materials will be dismantled. (Won't be implemented, this is a formality.)

– All military infrastructure and positions will be dismantled, all unauthorized weapons that do not comply with these obligations will be confiscated (Won't be implemented, this is a formality).

– A committee will be established that will be acceptable to Israel and Lebanon that will monitor and assist in ensuring the enforcement of these commitments.

– Israel and Lebanon will report any possible violation of the commitments to the committee and UNIFIL.

– Lebanon will deploy its official military and security forces along all borders, crossing points and the line that defines the southern region.

– Israel will withdraw all its forces in a phased manner towards south of the blue line during a period of up to 60 days.

– The US will promote indirect negotiations between Israel and Lebanon to reach a recognized land border.

LordAdam16, what do you think? It makes no sense signing a deal with an army not at war with you.

motayoayinde:
Just as the world (especially israelis) is shocked israel couldn't liberate the north and return their citizens who are scattered all over shitrael to their homes.

I mean, israel prepared for this for close to a year.
They deployed tons of weapons given freely by the US.
They boasted they'll return their citizens and decimate Hezbollah.
But wetin we see? Haifa, the third largest city in Israel is now empty.
Israelis are hurling curses at Netanyahu in barrels.
They've seen nothing like this before since the grand heist of 1948.

No mind them. Satanyahu is at a huge risk of losing his political position, heck his life as well.

LordAdam16:
Seen preliminary details.
Sheikh Qassem's speech on the ceasefire will fill in the blanks.

The key takeaway is that Iran made a bet on Harris.
They went so far as to hack Trump's campaign and attempt to use compromised intel to hurt his chances.
They felt like they had to offer a peace offering after he emerged victorious.
A side dish to their decision to postpone the response to Israel's most recent attack on Iran.

It is a happy coincidence that this will also be a parting gift to Biden.

On the question of what next?
I'm skeptical that the ceasefire will hold for an extended period.
Granted, unlike the brief ceasefire in Gaza, Netanyahu does not feel particularly inclined to resume hostilities in the North.
However, Iran and Hezbollah will be compelled to reopen the front if Netanyahu does not resolve the Gaza War in a couple of weeks.
Only the higher-ups know the cutoff.
In the meantime, Hezbollah gets respite and rearms for a potential restart.
Iran gets to show the incoming Trump administration that they're practical.

After the Haniyeh assassination, I went on the record to recommend that Iran and the Resistance take the ceasefire deal on the table then.
Banking on a Harris win was not an astute play.
Everyone knew Trump was the frontrunner.

Netanyahu gets 3 months to focus on Hamas.
We'll see what that comes out to and whether Iran will throw a curveball.
I wouldn't hold my breath about the latter.

I do want to devote the last paragraph to Hezbollah.
It has no equal in the ME.
It stood resolute with Assad when no one wanted them to.
It stood resolute with Gaza at great cost.
The ideal ally!
Hezbollah has never lost a war.
They were hard done by their counterintelligence deficiencies but they're a stabilizing force in the region.

-Lord

Brilliant take on this. I am hoping this war however it turns out tilts to Iran's favour. This is either they get their objectives or something happens in Iran promoting them to be fully nuclear armed!

IMEI:
My thoughts on the Hezbollah/israel ceasefire:

Since October 7, the biggest winner has been Iran

Iran has been able to establish it can seriously damage israel, as demonstrated by the missile salvos that penetrated it's multi-layered and multi-national air defenses. This will prove a deterrence and tilts the balance of power in it's favour

Hezbollah, Iran's ally, has shown it can hold israel hostage by clearing out northern israel. This is a major weak point that is open to Iran's exploitation, i.e. Iran effectively has leverage

That being said, Hezbollah was forced to accept a ceasefire. Why?
(1)The kill count from airstrikes and the toll on Lebanon as a whole
(2) the fact that Hezbollah unilaterally and without National endorsement entered into conflict against Israel
(3) the pager attacks and blindsided killings of its leadership,
(4) the very poor state of Lebanon's economy
(5) participation in the Syrian war which thins them out etc.
put a lot of pressure on them both internally and externally, especially from fellow Lebanese who were being bombed

israel also needed a ceasefire:
(1) because of the fighting in Gaza which they were unprepared for and as a result of, were already stretched thin
(2) the strains on Israel's economy
(3) the growing threat of an unpredictable regional war
(4) growing isolation of israel on the world stage
(5) mounting losses and growing war weariness at home
(6) growing cracks within the political establishment
(7) a growing rift between netanyahu and his allies on one side and the security establishment on the other
( 8 ) growing internal opposition to israel's war strategy
(9) prolonged captivity of captives etc.
netanyahu needed a reprieve via a ceasefire

The deal fails to secure Hezbollah's disarmament, as well as disbandment and also fails to ensure Hezbollah's supply routes are closed and cutoff. This effectively guarantees they remain a potent threat to israel despite a withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. This is because they still remain the most powerful armed force in the country and their pulling away from israel's northern border is dependent on their good faith and not because they're overpowered

Contrary to what many think, this won't change the dynamics in Gaza and wider Palestine much. israel's northern borders will be heavily guarded and this will exhaust resources, though not like in active confrontation. The Gaza genocide will continue, as well as the occupation in the West Bank, but now that a ceasefire has been reached, there'll be more urgency to bring the battles in Gaza to a close. This is because the longer the Gaza battles go on, the higher the risk of a second front opening against israel, as was the case with Hezbollah, the tit for tat with Iran, cross border attacks from Jordan and Egypt etc.

Whichever way you look at this, israel's weakness has been exposed to the world and especially to the Middle East. Their biggest achievements have been mass murder and destruction, their combat showing however, has been quite underwhelming

Furthermore, israel has ensured and continues to ensure, that widespread hostility and rejection of it remains in the region for decades to come and with changing global dynamics being fomented by the steady decline of the West, chiefly America, this could spell doom for them in the long run, especially if the Middle East comes under the control of popular governments

netanyahu was right about one thing though, the security situation has changed in the region. It may not be exactly as he envisaged though, because the jury is out on what the future portends for the zionist project and the signs don't look good.

Fairly spoken! We await what the future has in stall for us.

LordAdam16:
I am waiting to hear the details of the deal from POTUS 46 announcement later today.

-Lord

Alright. Waiting for your response too.

I have been patiently waiting to read your opinion based on this development LordAdam16. With the new ceasefire on the table presented by yours weak Israel as a way to get out of the unprecedented war they got themselves into. I failed to understand the conditions of the ceasefire as there is none made known to the public. I also bumped into Krismas comment stating that the ceasefire seal was made with the Lebanese army. This has thrown me in conundrum as why making a deal with an entity that is not at war with you. In a way I am beginning to understand the reason Israel has been hitting LAF from the beginning. Perhaps to bully them into submission as a get away card from the current war.


What do you think?

Godstime001:
No one should expect anything sensible from you sha. Charge and bail lawyer.

Ah! We no say make una kill am na...which one be charge and bail again...😂 😂 😂

franchasng:
There was no need to use hypersonic missile. Israel used the best method to hit the right target undetected.


Wait until Iran start an all out war with Israel, that is when you will know that Israel have both nuclear weapon and lots more.


It's even funny that you believe Israel don't have the capability to own or produce a hypersonic missile, it's funny.


Israel is one of the leading nation when it comes to military innovation and development. They are even ahead of Russia, and if not for limited resources and land mass, Israel would have been second world power after USA when it comes to military might.

So where is the news that Israel hit the right target? Oh yeah, empty lands so that Iran does not hit them hard again.

franchasng:
This fake Russian boi. For your information,

USA
Israel
France
Germany
Japan

Have this technology.

Israel had it and couldn't use against Iran in their retaliatery strike?

Baba you dream too much.