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DONALD TRUMP'S FULL SPEECH ON WHY HE HATES AFRICANS & ARABS.

We are not obliged,even for a second, to try to prove to anybody and especially to blacks and Arabs that we are superior people - we have demonstrated that to the black and Arabs in 1001 ways.
The America we know today was not created by wishful thinking.We created it at the expenses of intelligence, sweat and blood.....we do not pretend like other whites that we like the blacks - We must admit,without any fear,that we don't like them,and for so so may many valid reasons.

The fact that blacks and Arabs look like human beings does not necessarily make them sensible human beings. Hedgehogs are not porcupines and lizards are not crocodiles because they look alike. if God had wanted us to be equal to blacks and Arabs, he would have created us all of a uniform colour and intellect. But he created us differently.Whites, blacks, yellow, the rulers and the ruled. intellectually we are superior to the blacks and Arabs.That has been proven beyond the reasonable doubt over the years.

I believe that a white man is an honest, God fearing person who has demonstrated practically the right way of being a human.By now every one of us has seen it practically that blacks and Arabs cannot rule themselves. Give them guns and they will kill each other.They are good in nothing else but making noise, dancing, marrying many wives, alcoholism, witchcraft, indulging in sex, pretending in church, jealousy, fighting and complaining of nonsense.

Their only main concern (which according to me is stupidity of the highest magnitude) is same - sex marriages.They keep pointing fingers to us,we the west,that we have legalised it in our countries,and that we always outspokenly support gay people around the world.And because they always foolishly want to demostrate their ignorance,hatred and fear about the subject,some of them have even enacted harsh laws to codemn their own gay citizens.This shows that beyond illusions and doubt,what people do with their own bodies is Africans main concern.I hear they even strip their women publicly.

Let us all accept the fact that the black man is a symbol of poverty, mental inferiority, laziness and emotional incompetence.To make the matter worse,he can do everything possible to defend his stupidity.Give them money for development and they will fight and create hatred and enmity for themselves.Drill oil wells for them and they will not have peace all the days of their life.See,for instance,what's happening in Nigeria,Southern Sudan,Malawi,DRC just to mention a few.
this proves to anybody including a stupid fool that Africans do not know what they want. isn't that plausible?
Therefore that the white man is created to rule the black man, Africans will always have day dreams.And here is the creature (black man) that lacks foresight but only sees what is near him and still fails to know what to do. A black man is stupid to the extent that he cannot plan for his life beyond a year. Therefore how can they develop and live longer.

Corruption in west (And China) is a big abomination but in africa,it's so huge that it is slowly becoming an acceptable way of life.They sing and rejoice to their corrupt political leaders.They worship their scandal-ridden religious leaders like their gods.Lest you forget,these so called Africans are praising,dancing and praying for the people that have impoverished them,and who comes to hide their loot here.
Then which fool argues that the black man is not born a beggar, grows a beggar, looks a beggar, falls sick as a beggar and dies a beggar. this has been proven beyond reasoning. I wonder why even up to now most Africans still go to school by force and those who are at school are are just drug addicts who don't know what took them there.This is a pregnant stupidity in Africa that needs Jesus's immediate second coming. the body of Africans is a very fertile ground for all diseases in the world because they don't fear even HIV/AIDS. This leaves me with a question: are our eyes created the same with those Africans,,.? I hear there are still cultures in Africa that prohibit them from using latrines which is very annoying.
They cried for independence but have failed to rule themselves. For sure being African is a very untreatable disease that even prayers are not enough.
They have minerals but they cannot do anything with it.Therefore let us (whites) go to Africa and pick what we can pick and leave what is of no use.Poverty is a disease to the whites but to the blacks it is very normal.

The worst tragedy in Africa is that if you dare stand up and speak up for what's right,you may end up regretting.The few wise and open-minded Africans who have tried to educate these fools about civilization have met the worst.They have been pushed hard on the wall,they have been silenced and others have been killed.
Before I finish,let me tell Africans that before you jump and call me a racist,an anti-blacks or whatever term you may wish to use against me,first tackle runaway corruption,dreadful terrorism,tribalism,poverty,unemployment, diseases, illiteracy ,ignorance and inequality that have put your whole continent on the verge of collapse.Hate me or love me I don't care.I know this is the plain truth which will never see the light of the day to the cowards that are afraid to be told as it is.
Jesus please hurry and save Africans and Arabs. A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE.
By, Donald .J. Trump.

I READ THIS AND DISCOVER THAT THIS MAN CALLED TRUMP IS AT LEAST HONEST. WE SUFFER IN SILENCE, AND FOR THOSE THAT ARE CORRAGEOUS TO TALK, WE LEAVE THEM ALONE TO FACE THE HEAT ALONE. WE NEED TO LEARN TO REVOLT AGAINST TYRANY

blackfm:
Does this work for BlackBerry 10 devices?

It should work... U can check their website

sleekyonyx:
Wow...hope they won't zap all the datas in a bit

Yes they won't

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Just saw this picture of facebook..

tkovie2002:
I don't think it has any effect whatsoever. The manufacturer of the car must have factored in the load of an air conditioner on the engine and made sure that the engine is capable of running even at full capacity with A/C on without having any effects as long as proper maintenance is done before selling to consumers.

Most of us in Nigeria don't even run our engine to full capacity due to traffic jams and bad roads so that shouldn't be an issue. I feel the "increased wear and tear" of an engine due to constant use of air conditioner is an unfounded Nigerian idea.

Exactly!!!.. You ve said my mind.. I have a toyota camry that the AC is always on anytime the car is working and I can tell you the car is almost 4 years now with no side effect and no much difference in the fuel consumption rate with AC or not. Its just the nigerian poverty mentality. Please enjoy this life. My engine is very sound.

johnydon22:
This is not impressive neither does it spell ingenuity... When are we going to stop celebrating these type of mediocre contractions.

Because a motorcycle fixed to a miniature plough is your idea of a tractor..

who in fuucks name gave these guys the impression that such imbecili_c contraption has the power to perform the work of a tractor.

A motorcycle lacks enough power for that and how can you say this was designed and built in Nigeria when neither the motorcycle or the plough it was hitched to was designed here.

This is embarrassing.. WTF is the meaning of having a Science and technology ministry..

Mr john, I'm really disappointed in your comment.. U just condemn the design and fabrication out rightly. I'm sure since u were born u have not even fabricated a simple tooth pick for community. Please learn to appreciate a simple development around u. Have u ever thought about the problem farmers usually face in land preparation process before planting. This machine will make land preparation process easy for small scale farmers and the maintenance very cheap
This is a good development for our country and I pray and hope they are able to commercialize this fabrication.

citymirrornews.com/index.php/2016/02/01/electrocution-kills-radio-repairer-in-osogbo/

Not sure of where to post it, please help move to the right page.

Segun Adeyemi, Osogbo

Tragedy struck in Osogbo at the weekend when a radio repairer, Mr Kareem Teslim was electrocuted at a substation of the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, IBEDC, around the Ataoja’s palace, Osogbo, Osun state capital.

Teslims’s death brought to the fore scores of people who have lost their lives to electrocution in Osogbo and other part of the state.

A refrigerator repairer identified as Moshood Majoko, had two months ago lost his precious life when he was electrocuted while trying to fix a faulty electricity cable behind Ilesa Motor Park, Osogbo. The deceased was a father of five.

Eye witnesses revealed that Teslim who owned a workshop at Iso-Isu, Oja-Oba area of Osogbo, was burnt to ashes by electricity, after falling from an electric pole.

Sources stated that the deceased was in his shop when report came that a line was faulty in the substation located few metres away from his workplace, and he immediately proceeded to the site where the fault was noticed.

One of the sources who lived close to the scene of the incident, told newsmen that the deceased felt reluctant to climb the pole when he noticed that the fault would involve him climbing the pole before it could be fixed, as he was not aware initially.

The eye witness who prayed not to be named said: “His initially thought was that the fault was minor. But when he got to the substation where the transformer is, he discovered that the fault was on one the two poles holding the transformer. Ladder was brought for him and he climbed the pole and began work.

“He was barely three minutes on the pole when electric voltage took off his dress and he shouted. He lost balance and fell from the transformer. Unfortunately, there was electricity supply on the lines at the time.

“His body was badly burnt and was barely recognized. Those standing nearby all ran in different directions and he was left there for several hours.”

When contacted, the Manager, Branding and Communication of IBEDC, Kike Owoeye, confirmed the incident and expressed concern over the increasing rate of electrocution caused by unauthorized access to the facilities of the company.

Owoeye, however warned people against unauthorized access to IBEDC facilities, saying henceforth, the company, with the help of law enforcement agencies, would deal decisively with any illegal person caught working on the facilities of the company.‎

Just saw this on twitter

End time Governor

Simplymeah:
Anyone u cannot handle u hand over 2 God, funny enuf HE deals with pple in such a way dat even u(d reporter) will begin 2 pity dem. So Aregbee shud b reported 2 God asap... may God visit on his haushold in double fold what he is making Osun civil servants to go thru

We ve handed him ova to GOD

tempem:
The man lacks humility... He never begs.. that's bad!!
Pride kills..

I tell u.... A proud man

Olabisi Deji-Folutile


I have on my table a protest letter from the Office of
the Secretary to the State Government, Office of the
Governor, State of Osun. The main complaint in
that letter is that the PUNCH titles have not been fair
to Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola in their reports.
There is no point defending PUNCH on this. From my
experience as an editor, this is a common complaint,
especially from politicians. I can’t count the number
of times that both the Peoples Democratic Party and
the All Progressives Congress have accused PUNCH
of working for the opposition. To an average Nigerian
politician, any story that does not favour his
political party or members is sponsored.
The state government’s protest letter
notwithstanding, I can’t help but bare my heart on
the current imbroglio in Osun State between the
government and its lecturers on the one hand, and
the state and its doctors on the other.
Indeed, for the people of Osun, it has been a circus
show since the election of the “financial engineer”
more than five years ago. First, the governor
slashed tuition drastically at the state-owned
university, Osun State University, and refused to
provide funds for running the institution. Not too
long after, the institution’s lecturers went on strike
because the state couldn’t pay their salaries.
Again, the governor merged about 850 secondary
schools in the state into 70, in what he described as
the “Omoluabi Essence.” By that merger, Christian
schools were merged with Muslim colleges where
the mode of dressing involves the wearing of hijab.
That also created problems. At some point, some
students dressed as masqueraders to school to prove
a point. It was really confusion galore!
In October last year, there were rumours that the
state was planning to merge all its colleges of
education. This was also greeted with many protests.
Though the state debunked the reports, the sacking
of lecturers in some of the colleges of education has
further fuelled the rumour of merger.
Last Friday, 141 members of the Academic Staff
Union of Polytechnics and Non-Academic Staff Union
in the state-owned tertiary institutions were laid off.
The dismissed workers were said to be victims of the
ongoing controversial merger of tertiary institutions
in the state. The two institutions affected are the
Osun State College of Education, Ila-Orangun and
Osun State College of Education, Ilesa.
But, the lecturers refused to collect their
termination letters. Under normal circumstances,
this should be regarded as an act of gross
insubordination. To compound the problem, other
lecturers in the state, in a bid to support their own,
have embarked on an indefinite strike.
Probably, as a way of saving the governor from an
imminent embarrassment, the Speaker of the State
House of Assembly, Mr. Najeem Salam, suspended
the lecturers’ sacking. He asked the provosts of the
institutions, their governing councils, as well as
officials of the ministry of education, ASUP and
CEASU to appear before the House to resolve the
issues.
But, interestingly, authorities of these institutions
told the House that government had nothing to do
with the workers’ dismissal. According to them, the
affected workers were dismissed due to redundancy,
inappropriate qualification, poor academic
development and declining productivity, among
other reasons.
Agreed that some of the reasons adduced for the
workers’ dismissal could be true, isn’t it strange that
the managements had to wait this long before taking
a decision on these people? It is also interesting that
different tertiary institutions are giving similar
reasons for taking similar steps when there are no
records of joint meetings of both institutions on
same agenda at any point in time.
The truth is the school authorities may need to
invent another lie for the discerning and intelligent
members of the society.
As things stand now, if I were to be in Ogbeni
Aregbesola’s shoes, I would simply embrace the
political resolution that the House of Assembly has
graciously offered. I will drop the idea of sacking the
lecturers.
Already, Governor Aregbesola is fast losing the
respect of the state’s workforce. He is going through
what some lazy husbands that constantly crave for
respect when they can’t do things that confer respect
on men go through every time. No woman respects
any man that delights in giving excuses for failure.
Any government that can’t pay its workers has failed.
Respect is earned. One of the things that confer
honour on responsible men is their ability, not only
to provide the basic necessities of their families, but
to also satisfy some of their indulgences. Someone
once told me that his wife changed his name to “My
Lord’’ when he landed a mouth-watering job.
Recently, she changed his name to “My International
man” when his salary was doubled.
For now, Governor Aregbesola remains a
“weightless” governor. He can’t command the respect
of the state’s workers. Though he has consistently
tried his best to convince his people that their
present predicament is a function of the global
meltdown, workers who are being owed months of
salaries have refused to be persuaded.
How can they when they see their governor live a
life of opulence every day? The governor and his
family use a private helicopter funded by the state to
travel across the states of the federation.
Who would respect an employer who has turned
them to beggars? Lots of workers in Osun State are
welfare candidates in some churches and mosques.
Some have even been forced to sell their property
to pay their children’s school fees.
Right now, the governor is facing another set of
recalcitrant workers in the state doctors. They are on
strike and have ignored the governor’s threat to
dismiss them. Two times, the striking doctors
ignored the governor’s ultimatum for them to return
to work.
These are doctors who embarked on strike to protest
the government’s decision to pay them half salaries.
On Thursday, it was reported that the positions of
the doctors were advertised. But, the Nigerian
Medical Association has told medical doctors in the
country to shun the jobs being advertised by the
state government.
Meanwhile, the Medical and Dental Consultants
Association of Nigeria at Ladoke Akintola University
of Technology Teaching Hospital, jointly owned by
Oyo and Osun states, has started an indefinite strike.
How many battles would the governor fight?
Unfortunately, he seems to find it convenient to be
a lone ranger. Almost a year after he was sworn in
as a second-term governor, Ogbeni has yet to
constitute his cabinet. Sincerely, this is not the time
for the governor to flex his muscles.
The governor can’t afford any further distractions. He
needs all the time that is available for retrospection
and projections. He should start by constituting a
credible think tank that can proffer solutions to the
economic problems staring the state in the face.
Government has a duty to ensure that the basic
needs of its citizens are met. A workman deserves
his wages. So, it is part of the governor’s
responsibilities to pay his workers’ full salaries. While
the state may not directly provide food, shelter and
other basic needs for the people, it should at least
provide an environment where the people can
thrive.
The Japanese railway authorities are keeping a train
station in a remote village in North Island of
Hokkaido because of only one passenger – a high
school student. According to Straits Times, the only
two trains that stop in this village do so because of
this girl.
Three years ago, the Japan Railway Company decided
to shut down the station. But it reversed the decision
after it was discovered that a young girl used the
train to go to school every day. They are running the
station pending the time this girl will finish high
school.
Talk of a responsible and responsive government. A
government should be ready to go the extra mile for
its people, not bullying them after failing to pay
them their salaries.

www.punchng.com/ogbeni-aregbesola-this-is-no-time-to-flex-your-muscles/


Cc:Myn44
lalasticlala
Seun

studio14:
They says igbos do drug but they don't forget their people are stealing government money like Abiola who added one zero to make 40m 400m. Note: all tribes steals

Really?