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Satan lover is at it again. Haha.

FL Gators:
Obviously, her sarcasm flew by you.

I meant every word I said.

math

worship

chidichris:
the is the voice of a drowing idiot.
those who murdered sleep will never know sleep.
the idea of looking obj in the face is only possible in hell where both of u will meet to part no more.
there is a possibility that obj can even be in a better position overthere hence it becomes impossible for you to revenge proparely.
rest in peace charles. the God of the poor have fought their fights.
rest in peace taylor.

LMAO!!

http://allafrica.com/stories/200911060152.html

Abuja — Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Mrs. Farida Waziri has accused America of "creating a safe haven for looted funds."

Mrs. Waziri said in a chat with the business community during her recent visit to the country that she queried them for not investigating the sources of these monies before permitting investment.

The EFCC boss who was speaking when Director General of Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation (NTDC) Otunba Segun Runsewe paid her a courtesy visit at the headquarters of the commission in Abuja added.

"They know the sources are coming from this part of the world-third world countries."

She said if there were no countries encouraging Nigerian looters they would be forced to invest the money in Nigeria but "they go and buy homes there."

You are using credit card facilities, they bring cash and you see it and you look the other way and if your citizens buy homes with cash you would investigate. It could only be maybe he won a jackpot or somebody died and bequeathed him otherwise its mortgage which they pay. But this is what happens, an offshore account where they take our monies to and I was also told they have something called death tax so if one dies in the process they take a chunk of that money," she noted.

Briefing newsmen on the debt recovery drive embarked on for banks, Mrs. Waziri said EFCC was pulling out of Lagos on Monday. She said she has also instructed the teams comprising of Police, SSS, NDIC and the CBN to withdraw from the banks.

http://allafrica.com/stories/200911110164.html

Nigeria's President at the time Chief Olusegun Obasanjo told him lies and encouraged him to go on a mysterious journey that led to his arrest as he approached this country's border with Chad, former Liberian President Charles Taylor said at The Hague yesterday.

Taylor told the Special Court for Sierra Leone that Obasanjo had earlier assured him he could leave the country freely. "He lied to the world when he said I was escaping, and he knew nothing about it," Taylor said. "Why he lied? I don't know, but as a brother and a friend, I think he ought to speak and tell the truth about it."

The ex-warlord's journey to The Hague began in 2006 when Obasanjo announced that Liberia's new government was free to take their former president into custody, despite assurances of his personal safety given to Taylor when African leaders persuaded him to quit the Liberian presidency in 2003 in order to end a vicious civil war.



Soon after the announcement was made, Taylor suddenly disappeared from his exile abode at Calabar while Obasanjo was on his way to Washington to meet then US president George W Bush. The next day, the Nigerian government announced that Taylor was arrested near the Chad border while trying to escape. The government said he was in disguise and also that sacks of money were found on him.

Taylor said he hopes he would live to look Chief Obasanjo in the face one day and ask him to tell the truth about what happened. Charles Taylor also claimed yesterday that there was a plot involving the UK and the US that led to his indictment. He is accused of backing rebels, who committed widespread atrocities throughout the 1990s in Liberia's neighbour Sierra Leone. He was living in exile in Nigeria in 2006 when US pressure to put him on trial for alleged war crimes increased.

Taylor had been given asylum in Nigeria as part of a deal to end Liberia's civil war, though human rights groups accused him of breaking the terms of the deal by continuing to interfere in Liberian politics.

Yesterday was the final day of his testimony in The Hague. Taylor claimed he was a victim of an intelligence plot involving the British and US governments that supplied weapons to the region in an attempt to topple him - as part of a plan by Washington to gain control of West African oil reserves. The US position was that "we cannot have anyone in Liberia that we don't think is going to dance to our tune", he said.

He also said he was a peace broker and repeated denials that he had supplied arms to Sierra Leone rebels in exchange for blood diamonds.

The prosecution, which will now cross-examine Taylor, says it will challenge the accuracy, truthfulness and completeness of his testimony.

U and ur pidgin oo. which one be shakara again??

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=352903.msg4940422#msg4940422 date=1258433514]So are scared of militants or what[/quote]Indeed.They are ruthless.

Damn.

ahh, the men are getting angry. haha

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=352903.msg4940410#msg4940410 date=1258433118]Soure please,,dont tel me u were there & u couldnt take any snapshot,poster.![/quote]R u kidding Everyone was running for cover. No time for pictures.

kosovo:
u sound DUMB! m sorry,

Thanks for your observation mr kossovo..

[quote author=S@mi link=topic=352217.msg4938873#msg4938873 date=1258402499][center]are you guys not aware that Obama is also a member of the Illuminati occult groupe they are the once in control of the world and currencies , anyway i will post an article concerning that in some days to come, merci je vous aime[/center][/quote]~~keep your article to yourself. Don't spread stupidity.~~