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SportsRe: France Vs Morocco: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. (2 - 0) On 14th December 2022 by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:52pm On Dec 14, 2022
Decentdave:
How old is Messi ,how is Mbappe.. Messi at 35 still competing for golden boot with Mbappe 22..shame on pendu wailers
Who is pendu? Your girlfriend?
SportsRe: France Vs Morocco: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. (2 - 0) On 14th December 2022 by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:44pm On Dec 14, 2022
Kingcalls:
Mk France xareful ...dem fit go give Morocco penalty
Morocco is already out. Experience matter in world cup.
SportsRe: France Vs Morocco: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. (2 - 0) On 14th December 2022 by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:43pm On Dec 14, 2022
Gangster1ms:
Way better than Messi
Exactly!!
SportsRe: France Vs Morocco: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. (2 - 0) On 14th December 2022 by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:43pm On Dec 14, 2022
Mbappe is damn good. His style of play is close to Ronaldo de lima.
PoliticsArewa- The Political Hegemony Of Nigeria by Sevenworldpower(op): 7:07pm On Oct 17, 2022
Every society has a dominating ruling group. Globally, there is Anglo-American hegemony. In Nigeria, there is Arewa hegemony. In many states, there are hegemonies. Kwara and ilorin hegemony. Oyo and ibadan hegemony. Lagos and Tinubu hegemony. River and ikwerre hegemony. Another hegemony may only emerge through war or political revolution.
Foreign AffairsRussia Is Not A Great Power- George Friedman by Sevenworldpower(op): 6:48am On Oct 14, 2022
Foreign AffairsRe: What Is Russia Thinking? by Sevenworldpower(op): 6:37am On Oct 14, 2022
Foreign AffairsWhat Is Russia Thinking? by Sevenworldpower(op): 6:36am On Oct 14, 2022
What Is Russia Thinking??
By George Friedman -October 4, 2022Open as PDF
The reason for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was clear: Moscow wanted strategic depth. Nothing Russia has done since, however, has been clear. The military has suffered several reversals, but this alone is not unexpected. Reversals are part of war, and prudent commanders anticipate and respond to them. Ideally, the responses are meant to solve or at least mitigate the problem as the war continues. Moscow is behaving as if the challenges it faces are a surprise.

Russia assumed from the beginning that it would bring overwhelming force to bear on a much weaker military. The expectation was that the Ukrainian military would fragment and thus be unable to offer much resistance. Moscow thought Ukraine believed the same. That the Kremlin was wrong isn’t the fundamental problem. The fundamental problem is that the Russian command structure, starting at the top with Vladimir Putin, didn’t banish their confidence. An invading force should be built on the assumption it is dealing with a powerful and motivated enemy, and that it needs to prepare for a tough war.

Meanwhile, Russia also did not expect the sheer amount of aid and weaponry the United States would send. It saw the U.S. as too disjointed politically and socially and with too strong an opposition to make much of a difference. The Russians have been very effective in waging psychological warfare as a key dimension of combat and engaged, as was reasonable, in creating division over the war in the United States. Moscow believed the U.S. would see the fall of Ukraine and the deployment of Russian troops to NATO’s eastern frontier as a potential recipe for another Cold War. Washington would probably want to respond but would be too fragmented to do so, or so the Russian thinking went.

These failures were evident from the outset of the war. Russia deployed three armored formations to break Ukrainian resistance, which it believed would be far inferior and isolated from American assistance. Neither was the case. The Russians were blocked by logistics problems of their own, as well as Javelin anti-tank missiles. Russian tanks froze in place or made little progress. With the Ukrainians emboldened, the Russians were forced to reevaluate their adversary.

But it seems as though they changed their tactics without changing their opinion of their enemy. Though they consolidated their forces in Donbas and fought an extended battle for control there, they didn’t advance to western Ukraine. They simply retreated toward their own border.

This was a crucial moment for Russia. It was clear that the Ukrainians were a significant and coherent fighting force, and it was clear that the United States was not going to limit its support, even as the Poles intensified the training of Ukrainians. All the while, both tactical and strategic intelligence mapped Russian forces and anticipated Russian moves. In many cases, Ukrainian forces were able to attack Russian forces at the most vulnerable point or retreat when Russian offensives appeared too costly.

It was at this point that the Russians should have reevaluated their likelihood of success. Offensive operations had had only limited success. The Ukrainian force outnumbered the Russian force and fought with discipline, while U.S. resupply and intelligence flowed. Russia retained enough potential power to alarm the West, power it ought to have used to seek peace through negotiations. In other words, Russia should have followed German Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt’s advice about what should be done near the end of World War II. His answer: “Make peace you fools.”

Given the confidence with which the initial attack was launched, making peace was unthinkable. All the dead, all the confidence, all of the well-spoken politicians would have been seen as a fraud. Putin has sought to turn the war from a Russian invasion to an American invasion of Russia. He has threatened nuclear war. He has mobilized truculent thousands, who may be trained by the end of winter, or perhaps never.

The most difficult part of a war is ending it without victory. The United States suffered through this in Vietnam. It is the wars that appear to be easy that are sometimes the hardest to fight and always the hardest to concede. No one doubted, in Russia or America, that World War II would be long, hard and possibly lost. Neither Russia nor the United States thought it could lose in Afghanistan.

It is an odd thing about confidence. Within the confines of reality, confidence is essential to fight a war. The hardest war to fight is the one in which the commander thinks victory is a given. When Russia started the war, it believed the mere sight of Russian tanks would scatter the Ukrainian army. Every reversal since has been dismissed by Moscow as simply an accident of war, instead of what it was: a war begun with certainty now confronting the reality of an enemy force superior to its own. Concern can be productive. Denial is the preface to desire. In war, the continued denial of reality is deadly.

Putin is responsible because he is the president. But the general staff and intelligence services share the blame. What has happened in Ukraine is a systemic breakdown of leadership that lead the country into a poorly understood war, insisting that victory is just around the corner if it simply holds the line. Wars like this usually end in political deaths. Vietnam finished Lyndon B. Johnson, World War II the Japanese and German regimes. Each fought with the hope of something turning up. It never did. The pivotal question is: What makes Russia think it can win next week when it hasn’t won in seven months? There is sometimes an answer to that kind of question, but Russian politicians are now laying blame on others for the failure. Making peace sounds easy to those who didn’t start the war.
Foreign AffairsRe: UKRAINE War-A New Command For The Same War by Sevenworldpower(op): 6:24am On Oct 14, 2022
Author- George Friedman
Foreign AffairsUKRAINE War-A New Command For The Same War by Sevenworldpower(op): 6:24am On Oct 14, 2022
A New Command for the Same War
By George Friedman -October 11, 2022Open as PDF
A few days ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided to replace the military commander in charge of the Ukraine war with Gen. Sergei Surovikin, and thus change the military culture of the conflict itself. It was an important move but not necessarily for the reasons offered by most of the media. It came after Ukraine, armed primarily by the United States, had seized the initiative on the Ukrainian battlefield. Putin’s credibility was at stake even among ostensibly pro-war elements who were now starting to criticize his performance.

The origin of the criticism is important. One of the loudest critics of Russia’s strategy in Ukraine has been Ramzan Kadyrov, Putin’s longtime functionary who used extreme brutality at Putin’s behest to keep the uprising in Chechnya under control. Kadyrov and Putin were both committed to halting the fragmentation of Russia and recovering what could be recovered. Kadyrov supported the invasion of Ukraine but was appalled at the weakness shown by the Russian army, particularly its high command. From his point of view, a ruthless operation against the Ukrainian public and military was required – in other words, a Chechen-type war. So here we have a stalwart Putin ally publicly lambasting the incompetence and softness of the Russian army, only for a new commander to be named.

Commanders who look good in exercises and staff meetings sometimes fail in battle. Sometimes, replacing a commander no matter the circumstance is critical. It happens all the time. It’s been clear for some time now that Russia’s war plan has been flawed from the beginning. A new war plan requires a new command. The new commander immediately ordered a barrage of missiles aimed at Ukraine.

War is about breaking the enemy’s will to resist; a ruthless assault in which everything is seen as a possible target is the first step. The second step is to make clear to Russian soldiers that they face extreme danger from their own side if they fail to perform on the battlefield. Morale and motivation are important, but they don’t work if the army is ill-equipped or its soldiers ill-trained. Firing missiles, then, signals what’s in store for the future, but that future won’t come only if troops are scared of their commanders. It comes with good training at all levels, with suitable weapons and other tools of modern warfare. Doing either, and ideally both, takes time. An opportunely timed missile barrage helps a little in this regard.

To buy more time, an attack from the periphery would help even more. There are reports of Russian forces in Belarus, for example, and rumors that the Belarusian army is readying for war. If true, a southward thrust out of Belarus might well buy time. It would force Ukraine to defend itself on another front, and it would threaten the Ukrainian supply line from Poland. This is easier said than done, of course. It’s unclear whether Belarus is capable of fighting high intensity warfare, and the mere act of getting Russian troops there is difficult.

A peripheral attack may have been possible before the Ukrainian army became battle-hardened and before the U.S. started supplying weapons to Kyiv en masse. Likewise, a peace treaty might have been possible as well – that is, if anyone was seriously interested in it. None of it is possible when Russia is, by its own standards, weak. A missile barrage, coupled with the reconstructed Russian military, is likely meant to create leverage for Russia where none had existed. The studied ferocity of the new commander could, in theory, create a basis for a settlement.

Ultimately, the U.S. controls the war’s course in Ukraine, and therefore Ukraine is hostage to American interests. But because Ukraine has lives at stake, it has a limit on how long and how intensely it will fight the war. The American goal is to keep Russian forces as far east as possible, away from NATO. The Russian goal is to regain all of Ukraine. So progress one way or another in this conflict depends to some degree on how credible the new Russian military leaders are and how they can motivate existing troops while building a new force come spring. Until then, they must demonstrate that the soldiers already there are to be taken seriously and that worse may yet be coming. They must frighten the Ukrainians and Americans. Next time, the criticism of someone like Kadyrov may not do. Production of weapons is the foundation of this war, and the U.S. dominates production. If Russia can’t rapidly match that, it has to make some concessions, possibly major ones. That is the battle problem facing the new command.
EducationRe: Students Organize Sex Party In Anambra Hotel, Spark Outrage by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:38am On Sep 06, 2022
ExAngel007:
A video of a sex party allegedly held in a hotel in Ifite Awka, Anambra State by persons alleged to be students has been shared online.

In the video, the alleged students were seen in sex romps, in the full glare of all who stood to watch.

The video which showed several male and female partners who were making out with each other, is said to have been recorded in a hotel that is located close to the institution.

Twitter user @itz_daddyjoe who shared the video online, wrote;


https://twitter.com/Itz_daddyjoe/status/1566736122528600065
People are the girls. What about the boys? I blame parents and their love for material things. Children learn from their parents.
PoliticsFulani Hegemony And 2023 Presidential Election by Sevenworldpower(op): 3:33pm On Sep 04, 2022
Fulani love power. If you doubt me read about usman dan fodio jihad.
Surprisingly, no fulani is contesting for presidency either as vp or president.
Apc- Tinubu ( Yoruba) , Shetima( kanuri)
Pdp- Atiku( fulanized chamba) , Okowa( igbo)
Lp-- Obi(igbo), Datti( Arab)
Foreign AffairsRe: Russian Forces Destroy US Ammo Depot In Region by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:29pm On Aug 27, 2022
greatness77:
27 August، 2022
Moscow, SANA- A large US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems and American M777 howitzers were destroyed in a Russian high-precision strike in the Dnepropetrovsk Region, Russian Defense Ministry Spokesman, Lieutenant General Igor Konashenkov said on Saturday.

Konashenkov said that as a result of the Russian forces’ successful actions in Kharkov direction near Vernopol’e and Krasnopol’e, the losses of 30th Mechanized and 95th Airborne Assault Brigades of the Ukrainian forces amounted to over 200 servicemen

Units of 46th Airmobile Brigade of the Ukrainian forces have been defeated near Lozovoye, Kherson Region, after another attempt to stealthily cross the Ingulets River, he said.

The enemy suffered losses of over 130 fighters and 10 pieces of military equipment, he added.

Russian Aerospace Forces have shot down 1 Mig-29 aircraft of Ukrainian air force near Malinovka in Donetsk People’s Republic. In addition, 1 Buk-M1 surface-to-air missile launcher have been destroyed near Grigorovka

Russian air defence means have shot down 7 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles near Novogrigorovka in Donetsk People’s Republic, Andreevka, Glinskoye, Babenkovo, Khudoyarovo, Borshchovka in Kharkov Region and Berdyansk in Zaporozhye Region.

Konashenkov added that Kiev regime continues acts of “nuclear terrorism” at Zaporozhye nuclear power plant as artillery units of the Ukrainian armed forces shelled the station’s territory three times over the past 24 hours.

“A total of 17 shells were fired, 4 of which hit the roof of Special Building No 1, where 168 assemblies of US Westing House nuclear fuel are stored,” Konashenkov.

He noted that 10 more shells exploded 30 metres from the dry storage facility for spent nuclear fuel and 3 more exploded near Special Building No 2, which houses TVEL’s fresh nuclear fuel storage unit and solid radioactive waste storage facility.

He indicated Ukrainian artillery shelling of the nuclear power plant was carried out from Marganets area in Dniepropetrovsk Region. In course of counter-battery warfare in the area, 1 American M777 howitzer was discovered and destroyed.

He noted that Russian specialized military formation is guarding the outer perimeter of the station. There are no heavy weapons in the vicinity of the nuclear plant
I smell military lies and misinformation.
Foreign AffairsRe: How Do People In Communist And Dictatorship Countries Survive(video) by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:22pm On Aug 26, 2022
Dvdpity:
Stop twisting facts, just a color revolution that has killed millions of Libyans and still there is no peace in Libya, with USA and her cronie stealing Libyans oil and other natural resources.
Same with Syria.
But they are in romantic relationship with Saudi Arabia.

OP you are Very stupid to mention China and Russia as Communist and dictorial countries. You have not been to these countries and see how free and secured these countries are. Just because their laws doesn't tolerate western idealism doesn't make them authoritarian countries.

Each country has a type of government that suits her. Don't be stupid for western countries to define what dictatorship or dictators are/is. American only want to destroy China and Russia, and force her rules on the world. What do you call that?.
Please leave international politics, no country is a Saint. As far as international politics is concerned. Even Saudi Arabia with their strict Islamic laws are far developed than south Africa talkless of Nigeria, what of Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Jordan etc. These countries are far more developed than most EU countries.

Even in EU countries now, there are certain post that Will get you imprisoned, now you don't talk any how of the government policies or criticise it. Imagine that farmers that are protesting because of high cost of fertilizers are being threatened with imprisonment some where even shot, in America you can be killed any time of the day, either by your fellow civilians or the police. So don't be stupid.
North korea and Afghanistan are ideal countries. Hitler was best leader in history of the world. Continue ok.
Foreign AffairsRe: My Sister Called Me To Beg For N2k. I Feel Suicidal by Sevenworldpower(m): 10:37am On Aug 26, 2022
VictoryAssured:
My sister just called, beggingg me for N2k that her children have not eaten since two days now, while I am also here unemployed and in serious lack.

Last night I went to bed hungry and haven't had anything today till this minute.

I feel like committing suicide and ending everything once and for all. I can't live to see myself and family suffering like this.

I have tried many online skills but none is actually producing to foot the bills.

Why is life so hard and difficult especially under this government? So many people are dying of hunger under this government.

APC would pretend over this but they know it's a fact. Nigerians are seriously suffering and dying under this government.

She earns N27k/month. How can a family woman with kids survive with such an amount, where she is to buy a kg of cooking gas for N950, rice for N200/cup and just every other thing?

I'm tired. Very tired of this life. I may....
I am so sorry. Economy is bad.
Young people should learn skills. Bricklayers, carpenters, barbers and other artisans are still surviving. Poor income earners should avoid living in cities.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Residents To Pay CAR-PARKING Fees For Setbacks by Sevenworldpower(m): 7:46am On Aug 26, 2022
Mynd44:
A setback is not your property
OK continue. If APc leaders eat shit you would definitely hail them.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Residents To Pay CAR-PARKING Fees For Setbacks by Sevenworldpower(m): 5:10am On Aug 26, 2022
Mynd44:
NOT inside your compound. This is for parking on setback. Setbacks are owned by governments and parking tolls are collected on them

Look at the picture below. The space marked 1,2 are what setbacks are and they are government property. Not for parking inside your compound.
After paying property tax. Continue ok.
PoliticsRe: Osinbajo, Ameachi, Lawan, Other APC Presidential Aspirants To Meet Over Tinubu by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:59pm On Aug 25, 2022
TheRareGem1:
https://www.blueprint.ng/breaking-osinbajo-ameachi-lawan-19-other-apc-presidential-aspirants-to-meet-in-abuja-over-tinubu/[/quot[quote author=Jemex003 post=116060843]Mr Man, let’s assumed Osibanjo won the primary will Biafra and eastern noise maker vote for Osibanjo?

Not everyone are deceiver like you OK

Real Omoluabi are satisfied with Tinubu.
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They want refund
Foreign AffairsRe: Ukraine Will Cease Crimea "By Any Means Necessary" - Zelensky by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:04am On Aug 25, 2022
Dvdpity:
Russia is collecting back all her lands that was given to Ukraine by the bolheviks. Nikoleav is being collected piece by piece.
Kiev is older than Moscow.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ukraine Will Cease Crimea "By Any Means Necessary" - Zelensky by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:01am On Aug 25, 2022
jkpbestseries:
This man never learnt his lesson
Which lesson? Did you teach him any lesson?
Foreign AffairsRe: Ivan Sushko, Putin Chief, Killed By Car Bomb by Sevenworldpower(m): 7:33am On Aug 25, 2022
sonofElElyon:
Bolded is unsubstantiated
OK some.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ivan Sushko, Putin Chief, Killed By Car Bomb by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:08pm On Aug 24, 2022
sonofElElyon:
Why don't you go do it yourself! You sit in the safety of your home and prescribe world war precipitating action. How do you think Russia will react if their President is assassinated? You think the Ukrainian President won't be targeted?
And you think Putin could be assassinated by Ukraine? Most Russian/USSR leaders died mysteriously or unceremoniously while in office. Internal purging is part of Russia politics.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ivan Sushko, Putin Chief, Killed By Car Bomb by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:06pm On Aug 24, 2022
od501:
Shey when Putin start now, some people wee start praying for Ukraine. Una well done oo
Start what? How can weaken Ukraine assassinate a top Russian official inside Russia?
Internal purging is going on inside Russia.
Foreign AffairsRe: Ivan Sushko, Putin Chief, Killed By Car Bomb by Sevenworldpower(m): 8:03pm On Aug 24, 2022
Tunjibalogun:
Wao. It has really become dangerous
No one wins in war, everyone is a loser including the acclaimed winner, you know why? All lost irreplaceable humans.
How come that man whom God created with his image and likeness acts low of himself and even. Behave like low budget animals, killing one another for exactly what they have refused to negotiate in a round table.

Both Russia and Ukraine are losers in this war including the rest of the world, you want to know why? Why do you buy a bread you previous got at #300 now at 800 naira

Yes you reading this is also a loser in this Russia Ukrainian war
embarassed
Very correct.
SportsRe: Ukraine Kicks Off Its Football League Season In Empty Stadium (Pictures) by Sevenworldpower(m): 7:30am On Aug 24, 2022
Kewtt:
Russia has not declared any war. Read up.
What is war?
SportsRe: Ukraine Kicks Off Its Football League Season In Empty Stadium (Pictures) by Sevenworldpower(m): 7:29am On Aug 24, 2022
Kewtt:
There's no war going on. Russia is just doing a special military operation in the Donbass regions. And aim has been 95% achieved.
There are so many retards in naraland. Confirmed!!!
Foreign AffairsRe: How Do People In Communist And Dictatorship Countries Survive(video) by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:54pm On Aug 23, 2022
ken6488:
Libya was flourishing under Gaddafi
What was the reason for the civil war and later invasion by nato?
Foreign AffairsRe: How Do People In Communist And Dictatorship Countries Survive(video) by Sevenworldpower(m): 9:10pm On Aug 23, 2022
ken6488:
!did it work for Iraq and Libya?
Did dictatorship work them? No! That was the reason for civil war and later invasion by nato.
Foreign AffairsRe: China, Russia And America Political Hegemony by Sevenworldpower(op): 6:08pm On Aug 23, 2022
God1000:
Can Russia-China alliance really stop US growing influence?
It will stall or reduce it but China and Russia would eventually bite each other.
Foreign AffairsChina, Russia And America Political Hegemony by Sevenworldpower(op): 5:40pm On Aug 23, 2022
Israel is to counter America enemies in Arab world. Main enemy is Iran.
South Korea to tackle North Korea in the peninsula.
Taiwan to support America in Asia. Main enemy is China.
Western Europe is with USA.
The only threat in Pacific and Oceania is China. AUKUS will take care of that.
Ukraine is likely to become nemesis of Russia in Eastern Europe to America advantage.
Africa may be repartitioned second time. Though USA is loosing influence in Africa due to expansion agenda of China and Russia major military powers in the continent are still with USA.
Alliance between China and Russia would be like political relationship between nazi Germany and USSR prior to invasion of Ussr by Germany. China and Russia still have unsettled territory dispute. What unites them now is their common enemy - USA. Dictators don't trust themselves. Dictators don't have friendly countries as their neighbours.
Foreign AffairsRe: The Demilitarization Of Ukraine By Russia Is Complete! by Sevenworldpower(m): 5:22pm On Aug 23, 2022
Whobedatte:
Governments lie all the time. But you're delusional if you believe the UK, US & EU are lying to you, but Russia is feeding you unadulterated truth.
Delusional putards grin
Very good!

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