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ureportsAbuja:
The first recorded incident of carpet-crossing was in 1951 in the defunct Western Region House of Assembly when several members of the now defunct NCNC, National Counsel of Nigeria and Cameroon led by the Great Zik of Africa, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe overnight decamped to the old AG, Action Group led by Great Sage Chief Obafemi Awolowo SAN, to deny the former majority in the Western Region House of Assembly, which led to the AG forming the Government in the defunct region and Dr. Azikiwe beating a tactical relevant to his native Eastern Region to form the ruling Government, It is instructive to note that this singular political event was to lead to permanent mistrust not only between the two great and illustrious nationalists Awolowo and Azikiwe, but even to their kinsmen which mutual feeling still persists.
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http://247ureports.com/law-moving-one-party-another-nnamani-ogbonna/

Please get your History right, the Western House of Assembly member that voted with Action Group were not members of NCNC but of a different party, Ibadan Peoples Party and Out Edo.
At the end of the 1951poll, the standing of the parties was as follows: Action Group 38; NCNC/Independents 25; IPP 6 and Ondo Improvement League 2. Otu Edo candidates 3
One out of the Three Edo and Five of the Six IPP law makers sided with AG, while Two Out Edo and One IPP lawmaker voted with NCNC.
Thereby AG had control of 44 lawmakers and NCNC had 28 plus the Two from Ondo Improvement League.
So my friend, there was no carpet crossing then. QED. Forget about the propaganda. If you have any fact to contradict my position please publish the same.
The records of the poll conducted in the West and all over Nigeria by the colonial administration are available at the National Archives and can be accessed by any honest researcher.

Ratello:
Your failed attempt to buy sympathy for your god, Buhari had long been exposed when you try try to bring baby and Lilliputians in form of Ministers from the South. Tell us how many of these "Ministers" have a say when solid and concrete matters that affect Nigeria's security, well being and monetary policies come up for discussion with the lanky General. We are no fools just park one side abeg with your skewed and badly constructed analyses.

You need to be realistic. If these individuals refuse to speak up and be persuasive when issues pertaining to them are at stake, why blame others for defending the interest of their people. For instance, when budgetary allocations to complete the reconstruction of the Lagos - Ibadan Expressway was diverted by the National Assembly to other things, why did SW law makers not shout and defend the project. The same goes for the provisions for the 2nd Niger Bridge, that SE law makers also conspired against.
In a democratic dispensation, decisions are arrived at by building bridges and trade-offs. Your representatives should know this fact

Magu may, ignorantly be afraid that this man is after his job. The man has a rich CV of working in Law Enforcement. He was a pioneer staff of NDLEA before moving to Consumer Protection Council and lastly EFCC.

Civil servants in Ekiti State are presently in quandary over alleged demand by the state government for the voter cards of workers before they could benefit from its empowerment scheme.

Some of the workers expressed fear that the submission of the cards and recording of their serial numbers could result in the cloning of the cards ahead of the July14 local government election.

But the state government has denied allegation that it was using the workers’ loan scheme as bait to collect their voter cards with the intent of cloning them to gain advantage at the governorship poll.

The Enlightened Workers’ Forum (EWF), an interest group within the Ekiti workforce, described the voter cards-for-empowerment exercise as a “desperate move to achieve success in the forthcoming governorship poll.”
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The question tat Fayose and his cohorts are refusing to answer is why give the people loans when you are still owing them many months’ salary ? Why not just use these funds to of set some of the salary arrears owed the workers ?

Director and Former Commander of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Academy, Mr. Ayo Peter Olowonihi, has dragged the commission before the National Industrial Court in Abuja for wrongful suspension and demotion.
In the suit filed by Professor JO Amupitan, pursuant to Order 3 Rule 16 of the NIC Rules, 2016, Olowonihi wants the court to determine whether the commission’s staff regulation handbook titled: ‘EFCC Staff Regulation Handbook’ 2007 under which he was allegedly suspended and reinstated conditionally was valid same having not been approved by the commission as required by section 8(2) of the EFCC (Establishment) Act, 2004?
In the affidavit in support of his origination summons, the plaintiff who had worked in various capacities and under all the chairmen of the commission without blemish narrated his ordeal in the hands of the incumbent Acting Chairman of Commission, Ibrahim Magu.
The plaintiff stated that as soon as Magu was appointed in November 2015 he was summoned and accused of being behind some online publications in respect of the activities of the commission and Magu.
He added that on the directive of Magu, he was taken to the Statement Room where he was made to write a 10-page statement under caution like a suspect and in the absence of his lawyer despite being a management staff on Grade Level 17 in the commission.
The plaintiff alleged that in the course of taking his statement, the lead investigator, Mr. Yahaya Bello, told him that he was being questioned because those online publications were in furtherance of his ambition to be appointed as the chairman of the commission and that the publications were to run down the acting executive chairman.
He further averred that on the order of Magu, his official table top computer was taken away, his two phones MTN (08033485511) and GLO (08055066583) were seized and his office was thoroughly searched by a team of detectives and policemen and sealed up, adding that the search conducted showed that there was nothing linking him with the publications.
He added that his official car was also withdrawn on the directive of the acting chairman who also ordered a forensic investigation on all his electronic devises including his bank account and email addresses and nothing incriminating was found against him.
The plaintiff said while interrogation was going on, Magu demoted him as commandant and ordered for his redeployment from EFCC Academy to his office.
“On November 20, 2015, I also received a letter dated November 20, 2015 from the defendant signed by one Aliyu Nadada intimating me of my redeployment as commandant of the defendant’s Training Institute to the office of the acting Executive Chairman with immediate effect with a directive that I should handover to the next most senior officer.
“That although the letter of deployment was purported to have been issued by the management of the defendant, I am not aware of such management meeting as a management staff as the redeployment was based purely on the directive of the acting Executive Chairman.
“On December 22, 2015, I also received a query titled ‘Offence Against Discipline’ for contravening certain sections of the Defendant’s Staff Regulation Handbook. On December 23, 2015, I promptly responded to the query wherein I denied the allegations of any ‘Offence Against Discipline’ and even stated that when I saw some of the online publications, I reported it at one of the management meetings of the defendant and the matter was dismissed as inconsequential.
“On December 29, 2015 when my response was submitted, I got a letter of indefinite suspension from work without pay with immediate effect. I was allegedly queried under the EFCC Staff Regulation Handbook, my suspension was made in furtherance of Article 030406 of the Public Service Rules. The suspension was made pending the outcome of the matter.
“It is over two years now that I was suspended without salary and I have found it difficult to meet up my responsibilities including payment of school fees of my children, my house mortgage and other responsibilities. Since I was placed on suspension, I was not invited to appear before any panel nor was there any communication to me until November 16, 2017 when I was served with a Letter of Reinstatement dated November 15, 2017 demoting me and forfeiting my salaries and emoluments.
“In the said Letter of Reinstatement, I was alleged to have been found guilty of a case of “Breach of Confidence” by the Senior Staff, Promotions and Disciplinary Committee of the defendant on September 28, 2017. I was not at any time confronted by the defendant of any allegation of ‘Breach of Confidence’. I was not invited by the Senior Staff, Promotions and Disciplinary Committee of the defendant to defend myself against any allegation of ‘Breach of Confidence’ or of any other misconduct for that matter.

“Even the Senior Staff, Promotions and Disciplinary Committee only has power to try officer below Level 13 and below and not my cadre Level 17 which is the bar and the prerogative of the commission. The power to discipline me is vested on the Commission which has not been constituted and not the acting Executive Chairman of the defendant or the Senior Staff, Promotions and Disciplinary Committee.
“The acting Executive Chairman of the defendant in this case is the accuser, investigator and judge because even in the course of investigation, he had ordered my removal as the commandant of the defendant’s Training Academy and posted to his office without any designation and schedule of duty.
“I know as a fact that under the Public Service Rules, a staff who is suspended and even indicted is placed on half salary and if reinstated is paid the other half of the salary withheld. There is no provision under the Public Service Rule or under any other Rule that governs my condition of service where a staff’s salary is withheld in full during a period of suspension.
“My suspension without pay was meant to punish me and an act of vendetta. Since 2005 when I was employed by the Defendant as the Head of Training, I had worked with four different Chairmen: Mr Nuhu Ribadu, the pioneer Chairman, Mrs Farida Waziri, Mr Ibrahim Lamorde and the current Chairman, Mr Ibrahim Magu. I have not had any problem with any of the chairman except the present chairman who has greatly humiliated me and my family.”
Among other consideration, the plaintiff wants the court to determine whether the whole process of exercising disciplinary procedure over him by the EFCC acting executive chairman beginning with the letter of query dated December 22, 2015, the notification of suspension dated December 29, 2015 and the letter of reinstatement dated November 15, 2017 were not a gross violation of his right to fair hearing under section 36 of the Constitution of Nigeria, 1999 as amended?
The plaintiff therefore wants the court to set aside the letter of reinstatement dated November 15, 2017 conditionally reinstating him to his job on the ground that it is invalid, null and void.
He equally wants the court to set aside the letter of query dated December 22, 2015 and the notification of suspension dated December 29, 2015; and unconditionally restoring him to his position and office as the commandant of the EFCC Academy or his Grade Level 17 and to all rights and privileges attaching thereto.
Finally the plaintiff wants the court to order the payment of all his salaries and entitlements from December 29, 2015 until the case is determined.
In response, the Commission through its lawyer, Yusuf Musa requested for time to file it’s response

validman7:
let us not be sentimental about the whole issue, have you asked yourself why former presidents before Trump couldn't take this step since that's what the American people want..
how many of American strongest allies voted in favour of America..
in as much as I quite agree with trump at times, sometimes he makes awkward decisions... American is seen as the mediator in the crisis between Israel and Palestine, making this harshly decision makes it look as if they are siding Israel.

the threats Trump made is uncalled for, watched CNN and BBC, people were blaming me for trying to cajole countries to favor him.
although the UN resolution doesn't stop United states from rescinding in there decision.
the truth is America is loosing its strongest allies under president Trump. with what is happening in Korea peninsula, I never thought south Korea will go against US.

Though you said"let us not be sentimental about the whole issue", but the whole issue is about sentiments
The countries that voted for the resolution are only trying to be politically correct and hypocritical.
Some of them are Arab countries that will not grant citizenship to Palestinian refugees.
Libya is selling black Africans as slaves. India is fighting Pakistan over Kashmir, but both of them voted against Israel.
Spain is fighting against moves by Barcelona to be a separate country.
These are just few instances of the hypocrisy in the UN

validman7:
what makes it most unfortunate?
what do you know about international relations?

if not for there threats most of the countries that voted in Abstentia would have joined others.

believe it or not, the United states is loosing its power under Trump.

United states is not always right,

get that

The little I know about Foreign Relations tells me that a country's Foreign Policy and Actions should be premised on its Strategic National Interest, and this comprises but not limited to the following Economic, Security & Cultural.

Economically, Nigeria stand to gain more from with USA/Israel. Remember that US is the largest buyer of our Oil and one of our biggest Trading partner. We trade volume with USA is more than our trade volume with the Arab world put together. Consider the number of Nigerian working in USA and sending money home to support their family. Think of American imposing taxes on these remittances coming to Nigeria, then you begin to get the picture of what we stand to lose. Israel also supports Nigeria with cutting edge technology in our Agricultural sector.

On the Security front, is it not USA that is helping us to tackle our security challenges such as Boko Haram. Most of our senior military men receive trainings from US military institutions. our current President, PMB is a product of American War College. Israel also assist to train our security forces and provides logistics support to the Nigerian military. We can learn more from Israel in tackling terrorism as the country has been able to eliminate many terrorist leaders over the years.

More Nigerians school in USA than in the Arab world, and the certificates gained from such American institutions have an edge in the employment market.
You see, foreign policy is not a whimsical thing, but must be thoroughly thought out and delicately implemented. Nigeria should have abstained in that vote

Nigeria was one of the countries that supported the UN resolution, yesterday which condemned America's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. This fortunately non-binding resolution by the UN has clearly shows that the organization is pro-Palestine.
Nigeria should have abstained as did Benin & Cameroon, thereby protecting the country's strategic national Interest.
On this issue, the Foreign Affairs minister and the present administration got it wrong.
A vote for Israel would have been a Vote against violence and terrorism championed by PLO, Hezbollah and other radical arab elements

Here is a country breakdown of the General Assembly vote:
Member states that voted in favour of the resolution
A: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Angola, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan
B: Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Belize, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi
C: Cabo Verde, Cambodia, Chad, Chile, China, Comoros, Congo, Costa Rica, Cote d'Ivoire, Cuba, Cyprus, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica
E: Ecuador, Egypt, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia
F: Finland, France
G: Gabon, Gambia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Guinea, Guyana
I: Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Italy
J: Japan, Jordan
K: Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan
L: Laos, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg
M:Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique
N: Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Norway
O: Oman
P: Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Portugal
Q: Qatar
R: Republic of Korea (South Korea), Russia
S: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Somalia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria
T: Tajikistan, Thailand, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Tunisia, Turkey
U: United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United Republic of Tanzania, Uruguay, Uzbekistan
V: Venezuela, Vietnam
Y: Yemen
Z: Zimbabwe

The Israeli minister for Intelligence has Katz has assured Lebanon based Hezbollah, the terrorist group, that the whole of Lebanon will be returned to the stone age if the group dare start another war with Israel.

He stated this in in an interview on Wednesday, when he warned that if the organisation resumed a military conflict 'all of Lebanon will be a target.'

'What happened in 2006 would be a picnic compared to what could happen... Israel and Hezbollah fought a war in 2006 and often trade warnings. 'I say Lebanon will return to the stone age.'
The warning is coming on the heels of the terror group's leader call for 'martyr' terror attacks in Jerusalem after Donald Trump's recognition of the city as the Israeli capital last week.
Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of the Lebanese militant group, made the impassioned televised speech to thousands of followers, inciting the crowd to chant 'Death to America'.



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5179097/Death-America-Hezbollah-chief-vows-END-US.html#ixzz51FfadLKl
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Ayor93:
please be. sincere
what good has buhari done to deserve a second term
Thanks

1. tackled security in the North East ( Boko Haram)
2. rebuilding the Railway lines from Lagos to Kano
3. fighting corruption and sealing leakages through which our funds were being stolen by previous administrations.( Treasury Single Account)
4. improved Nigeria's image in the International Community
5. curbed Nigeria's over dependency on imported rice by encouraging aggressive investments in Agriculture.
6. Assisted state to pay backlog of salaries by providing Budget support soft loans and approving refund of Paris Loan deductions to states.
7. helped to deepen and stabilize our democracy by not rigging elections conducted in Bayelsa, Anambra and other states as was the practice by previous administrations.
8. Rebuilding of Lagos Apapa Wharf Road and other roads in the country.
9 Rebuilding of the Abuja Airport Runway.
10. prompt attention to issues raised by ASSUU and other unions, thus helping to stabilize Tertiary institutions academic calendar.
11. Enhanced Foreign Reserve and many more

The Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal on Tuesday sent Bukola Saraki back to the Code of Conduct Tribunal to face charges of false declaration of asset.

The Nigerian government had appealed the acquittal of the Senate President earlier this year by the CCT.

The tribunal had dismissed all 18-count allegations of false and anticipatory declaration of asset by Mr. Saraki.

At its sitting today, the Court of Appeal panel ruled that Mr. Saraki did not sufficiently answer three of the charges.

The three-man panel, led by Tinuade Akomolafe-Wilson, dismissed the remaining 15 charges appealed by the Attorney-General Abubakar Malami.

A statement by Mr. Saraki’s media office said the Senate President will appeal the verdict to the Supreme Court.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/252251-breaking-appeal-court-sends-saraki-back-code-conduct-tribunal.html

Am not surprised to see such things as the "Legacy " of Seriake Dickson in Bayelsa state, when one remembers that he was brought to that post by Goodluck Jonathan and Mama Piss herself. What do you expect

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let me give you a brief rundown of saraki. his father olusola was part and parcel of the pdm , which was actually the major force of pdp, the pdm is headed by atiku but was created by gen yar adua . so more or less bukola saraki has always been a pdp man. he decamped to apc when his master atiku decamped to apc primarily because gej wanted to contest again and wsnt going to give atiku the ticket. the governor forum saga was just a smoke screen for the real reason. now when they got into apc, they had to contend with apc founding members but because he was the governor ,it was easy for him to get the senatorial ticket and win. but his boss atiku lost out the presidential ticket race to the tinubu faction of apc that supported buhari.
now as at today the core apc members that brought buhari into power have been relegated to the background and buhari cpc faction within the party seems to be having a field day, they have a very strong base in the north,BUT THE NORTH ALONE CANT WIN AN ELECTION. so with the movement of atiku out of apc there is a great vacuum which has been created . gej realized his mistake of letting atiku leave pdp late because those who surrounded him then were telling him atiku is nobody , by the time he realized his mistake , he went to plead with atiku just about 2-3 weeks before the election that he should come back to pdp,but it was already too late . now the same mistake gej made is the same mistake buhari is making by allowing ppl to tell him that he can underestimate the political might of atiku. even okorocha has come out to openly admit that apc has lost a very important person.[/b][i][/i]

You lie bad about Olusola Saraki being a member of PDM. Olusola Saraki was a member of ANPP, that produced the governor of Kwara state in 1999, in the person of Rear Admiral (rtd) Mohammed Alabi Lawal. It was when he fell out with the elder Saraki, his political god father and Bukola Saraki's father, that the Saraki's moved to PDP and joined forces with OBJ to flush out Lawal. The deal was for Bukola to become Governor, while his sister became senator and Kwara become a PDP state Atiku was never his Boss, rather the person we can call his Boss is OBJ who gave him an appointment under his government

hajlat2:
@op, you are wicked . For all that is happening in *LIBYA* Do you want them to be sold into slavery ? *SYRIA*is a better option. I have said mine as a good man.

@Hajlat2

They are already slaves, otherwise they would not be pushing for the return of the party that held them in slavery for 16 years, looting and destroying our commonwealth. If they relocate to Libya, we will be getting news about their slavery status more easily than if they go to syria

He should be handed over to NDLEA, who's job it is to prosecute drug offenders

thunder74:
Do you really think there is any party called APC? I doubt it sir, we only have CPC, ACN, ANPP, New PDP (now PDP) and APGA still wearing the cloth of APC. APC has not really existed.

You guys always contradict your selves with your half baked reasoning. If APC has not really existed, which Political Party is ruling Nigeria right now ?
If APC has not really existed, which political party is PDP opposing ?
If APC has not really existed, which political party sent GEJ prematurely out of Aso Rock ?
AS I humbly suggested earlier, IF YOU DON"T LIKE IT< YOU CAN RELOCATE TO LIBYA

You lot missed the point by a mile.
This revelation shows that Atiku, from beginning was not actually for APC. The real APC treated him accordingly, hence the joke made by PMB to Oyegun about Atiku's defection.
I am certain, by God's Grace, you rejoicing over this expo is a wase of time. All your permutation is worth nothing. Come 2019, PMB will beat any comedian PDP will nominate hands down.

Samplers- Check the records of elections PMB has participated in, you will find that he has never lost in North East.
PDP has also lost South West, even before election by not zoning the chairmanship to it.
Do you think, SW will settle for Senate President or SFG, when it has VP, Min. Works, Power& Housing,Mineral Mines & Steel, Finance,Health, Communication and other key appointments in the Presidency, MDA.
North West will also vote PMB. SS & SE will be divided, but PMB will retain his seat.
If you don't like that, then you can relocate to LIBYA

Much have been said over how Saraki and Dogara emerged leaders of the national Assembly and how this have slowed down the Buhari administrator's programmes. But little was known of the role Abubakar Atiku played in the emergence of the duo until now.
However, thanks to the book written by Dogara, we now know that Atiku gave 'solid voice" of support to Dogara and Saraki. This one may be tempted to say was part of his plan to frustrate PMB government and then help himself to the presidency.

Yakubu Dogara, speaker of the house of representatives, says former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar “solidly” backed Bukola Saraki’s bid to be senate president in 2015 — despite strong opposition from the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC), apparently including President Muhammadu Buhari. Ahmed Lawan was the choice of the APC leadership for senate president
In his biography, ‘A Reed Made Flint’, authored by Ovation publisher, Dele Momodu, Dogara provided more insight into the politics that ushered in the President Muhammadu Buhari administration in May 2015.

The biography, made available to only TheCable, is due for public presentation on December 26, 2017 to mark the 5oth birthday of the speaker.
“If I don’t say this to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s credit I will not be fair to him. It will amount to travesty. At the time when most leaders in the APC were not showing sympathy to our cause, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar came out as one solid voice in support of both the candidature of the now Senate President (Bukola Saraki) and my humble self.

https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-atiku-supported-saraki-senate-president-says-dogara

scully95:
How can I even be in any argument with someone that is following a foreign ideology (Someone that cant use his brain, oh sorry i forgot it's even dead brain cells) ? A mere paper god. Jerusalem has been Israeli stolen land since 1947. Just how many times is Jerusalem mentioned in the f00lish propagandistic Bible ?? How many times is it mentioned in the manmade Quran either ? Even though both ideology is foreign and it's written by man. Human being..

Ok.. I can't be in an arguement with someone that has no much upstairs except fall for propaganda and massive brainwash. If the brainwash is local, i would even be happy.. But Foreign.. OMG!! Shift let me spit.

You and your post are full of contradictions.
1. You talk about foreign Ideology. My question for you is that the Android phone or computer you used for your post, was it invented in your village ?
Since you prefer to blaspheme the Bible, I will prefer also to leave you to the GOD of the Bible.
You also said my brain is dead in one breadth, while in another you said the same brain is full of propaganda. Please which one did you actually meant?

scully95:
See the propaganda installed in an average Christian Nigerian dead brain cells. The nearly century old lies is finally falling apart.. You need to delete what you have in your brains and face reality.. Land belongs to Palestine... The Land of today belongs to Palestine ok.

Even typing one f*olish psalm written by who ?? Can you find it in Ifa ? Or Dibia ??

This is what happens when you follow follow foreign ideology. The land belongs to the Palestine.. The jews meanwhile have no issues with Palestines, it's the zionist r*tarded that is the crook here.. One thing many less informed propagandized brains in Naija dont know about or the difference between the two.

If you do not have a far more superior argument to counter my post, methinks, it is would be more honorable for you to just be quiet. or what do you think?

censeakay:
Be deceiving urself, did u think that Palestinian attack Isrealites, or u think that 6 days war u ar talking is with all Arab nations, it is only with Jordan.
America 9/11 event is 24/7 event in Palestin

You appear to delight basking in self induced ignorance. Facts about the Six Days War is available on the net for your perusal

SalamRushdie:
Good to see you are beginning to see Trump is no regular president

Am not for Trump, but for Israel. Anything that will further the interest of Israel will ever have my support.
[b]If God can use even satan himself to achieve a purpose, then he can use Trump

If Trump continue with his racist behavior against Blacks in US, I will still call him out.[/b]

Sirjamo:
If Israel is as powerful as you claim, why haven't they been able to occupy the whole Jerusalem? why are we talking about two state solution to the crisis?
If the former Soviet Union could not defeat the Arab coalition in Afghanistan, is it Israel that was trashed by Hezbollah alone in Lebanon that will defeat it. Continue deceiving yourself.

Israel is not talking about two state solution but the International community that is supporting the Palestine.
Russia could not defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan, because US was supported the Taliban with weapon and other logistics. US was afraid that if Russia gain access to a warm water port, they will be able to spread their communist ideology farther and thereby undermine US interest in the South Pacific and Eastern Africa.

Israel defeated a coalition of Arabs in the Six Day War, also known as the June War, 1967 Arab–Israeli War. The Arabs were also spanked in the Yom Kippur War 1973, not to talk of the 1948 war, when a vey young Israeli nation defeated a coalition of many Arab nations. Israel can not be defeated by any Arab nation(s)

The entire city of Jerusalem belong to the Jews, even the Mosque of Oman on the Temple Mount will soon be pulled down and a proper Jewish Temple erected as David planned and Solomon built.
The non-Jews too advantage of the situation to erect their mosque there but the right thing will very soon be done, whether the world like it or not