Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 1:17pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
AZeD1: Putin is too smart to be distracted.. Like i said earlier, Moscow would summon the Turkish ambassador and extract an apology. Letting it slide would be political suicide for him at home, especially with the videos of the dead Russian pilot all over the internet. It was a deliberate escalation and he has to do something. Forget NATO, if Turkey ever gets hit by Russia - they'll just talk tough with sabre rattling everywhere, they won't do anything. NATO is not united and Europe won't go to war with Russia over Turkey. There's a reason why Turkey was never allowed to join the EU. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 1:13pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
Mcbussy: Well, they shoulda retired theirs then... I know the Su-24 is old (1974) Mr. War prof. My point is US of A still got more recent toys that outnumber theirs 5 times. The only thing Russia has in excess is nukes. Russia isn't different from a suicide bomber, they built enough nuclear bombs to kill themselves along with the whole world and use it to threaten other super powers....its like wearing an explosive vest and threatening other people in the room that u'll detonate it if they touch you. That's a cowardly act if u ask me.   Loool. That was why the Israeli F-16s ran when they saw the MiG-31, no? Why didn't they go after the Su-27s and Su-30s - or even the MiG-31? Go to bed. This is far beyond ya mental capabilities. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 1:02pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
Mcbussy: No mind am...later all these nairaland war professors would come and say Russia spends less money to get more quality, that their cheaper jets can out maneuver F-16s and other American fighters. This is an export version that tore the Russian jet a asshole... Next to fall; MIG-29M  Stark illiterate, are F-16 and Su-24 the same or equivalents? The US equivalent of the Su-24, is the F-111 Aardvark and it was retired time ago. And was it even a dogfight? You re.tards who don't know nothing about military always end up as the loudest on every discourse. How about shut the fvck up and let those who understand what's going on discuss the issue at hand? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 12:40pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
Anyway, one country was predicted to get a tactical nuclear bomb as Xmas gift from Santa this year. It looks like Turkey and crazed Erdogan are topping the list for Santa's gift.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 12:38pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
AZeD1: Putin will let it slide. There nothing to gain from retaliating or making trouble. The highest they will do call the Turkish ambassador on Moscow and extract an apology. Making trouble, you say? After Turkey shot down a plane over Syrian airspace while claiming it violated its airspace, no? Turkey instigated whatever consequences it gets back in return. And I doubt Erdogan acted based on his own accord cos it looks like deliberate and well calculated escalation. Apparently, the jet was also shot down by a SAM - not F-16. Videos of a dead Russian pilot is also all over the internet. I doubt Putin will let it slide cos most Russians would be fuming right now. So expect retaliation. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 12:06pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
I knew the whole Paris false flag was basically a plan by NATO to move assets to the mediterranean. Now that they have got a lot of assets there - they gave Turkey the green light to instigate shiit.  These folks are crazy, I tell ya. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Shoots Down Russian Jet Near Syrian Border by Shymm3x: 12:04pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
Lol. How can a plane allegedly "violating" Turkish airspace crash in Syria?  These folks just want a big war. The Russians will send a missile to Turkey soon.  |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 2:05am On Nov 24, 2015 |
Aareonakakanfo: [size=16pt]FG Commissions Hydrocarbon Plant In Ogun State[/size]
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The Nigerian government has commissioned a Hydrocarbon plant in Ikenne, Ogun State, to produce high grade Hydrocarbon refrigerants which are to be used in the Refrigerants Services sectors.
The plant was built in a renewed effort to ensure the phasing out of Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) by the year 2040 in line with Montreal Protocol agreement on Substances that Deplete the Ozone layer to which Nigeria is a party.
At the commissioning of the plant, the Minister of State for Environment, Mr Ibrahim Jibril, said that the plant would greatly mitigate the negative consequences on Nigeria’s ecological system and human health occasioned by the use of Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS).
He stated that the first stage implementation of the Hydrochlorofluorocarbons Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP), which commenced in 2011, was expected to be completed before the end of the year.
“The hydrocarbon pilot project is one of the main components of the project and it is designed to demonstrate the feasibility of replacing the current use of HCFCs refrigerant in the Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning (RAC) sector with the Hydrocarbon refrigerant-based technology,” Mr Jibril explained.
The Minister further said that the ministry would ensure that stakeholders in the sector nationwide would be properly trained in the use of the new technology.
Mr Jibril stated that economic development had largely been unsustainable because it had been supported by the use of hydrocarbon fuels and chemicals which unfortunately were damaging the ecosystem and harmful to human health.
He maintained that, with the commissioning of the plant, there would be a remarkable economic development, as the project had the potential of creating jobs, providing foreign exchange and building local capacity to produce energy efficient low Global warming Potential (GWPs) gases among other benefits.
The Minister further called on the private sector to invest in the operation and marketing of the hydrocarbon refrigerants products, stressing that the Government was considering harnessing the products of the Hydrocarbon plant (Butane), as a source of clean fuel for cooking and an alternative for firewood.
http://www.channelstv.com/2015/11/23/fg-commissions-hydrocarbon-plant-in-ogun-state/
Stuntingblack/Shymm3x/Onreflection Nice project. |
Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 2:03am On Nov 24, 2015 |
ezeagu: First I was emotional, like posting monkey gifs, now I'm troubling you and stalking the thread because you mentioned me. "I don't check ya Igbo threads" you don't because you turn your threads into one and discuss Igbo issue anyway, like this thread, check the first page. Lol, maybe you're projecting this "emotional" thing because you're the one that mentioned this handle. Tell those guys, or better yet, bring up Benin Republic on that thread and stop wasting pages on Igbo people. Tell them that. Lool. Okay, you're right, Ezeagu Eze Ndigbo Gburu Gburu the new Onlytruth.  Now can you bring this Igbo chic, "nwanlecha", back to the thread and let me pay her bride price?  |
Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 1:52am On Nov 24, 2015 |
ezeagu: Japanese people didn't migrate to Brazil because of the war, but that's besides to point, because Lagos was still developed with oil money and became a landing ground for everyone who wanted to be successful, especially after Igboland was levelled after the war. What emotional impulses when you mentioned me? Emotional impulses is discussing Igbo people for 30 pages on a thread about your commonwealth. That's not done on the Enugu thread. Lol. Can't you just halt that for a few pages? Take the advice and tell the others on the thread please.
Igboland is such a dead end that it takes up 30 pages of discussion on your commonwealth thread? Here: https://www.nairaland.com/2698050/nigeria-holding-back-south-east Where were ya folks discussed for 30 pages apart from when Igbo like Qelvin, freeglobe, and others came on the thread to derail it? Yet you keep saying you're not emotional. Check yourself and stop troubling me and stalking the thread. I don't check ya Igbo threads, so stop trying to indirectly invite me to the thread on the sly. Good luck with ya Enugu thread. |
Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 1:39am On Nov 24, 2015 |
nwanlecha: Knock out punch! I am out of this thread. It was fun while it lasted though. Igbo chic, come back in here. The Yoruba don wants to pay ya pride price.  |
Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 1:38am On Nov 24, 2015 |
ezeagu: Well you probably don't pay attention to health/development statistics either, so here's a help: https://www.nairaland.com/2698050/nigeria-holding-back-south-east
This is the sort of things posted on those threads since you've never seen them (because, again, you're never mentioned). Just in case you were ever wondering.
I guess Europeans colonised South Africa and Australia because Europe wasn't functioning, or there's a million Japanese people in Brazil because Japans horrible.
https://s18.postimg.org/p3ti8t9qx/tumblr_inline_nsduvk_X3_Pw1rof54g_500.gif But did Igbos colonise Yorubas? And are Igbos in Yorubaland due to the fall-out of world war 2, like the Japanese who migrated en-masse to Brazil after hiroshima and nagasaki? Ezeagu, you just love troubling me, don't you? However, the problem is that when you're in ya Igbotic element, you always allow emotional impulses to override logical reasoning. Igboland is a dead end, hence folks keep leaving the place. Tell the truth and shame the devil.  |
Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 1:17am On Nov 24, 2015 |
ezeagu: If there's gully erosion in Igboland, at least that's being discussed, not half witted comments about people hundreds of miles away, you know, just a hint. If everyone were fleeing Igboland then the Enugu, Anambra, and Imo threads wouldn't be there now would it? Have you or your people ever been mentioned there? No. Now why can't you focus on a project just like posters in the Enugu thread are too busy discussing south east/Igbo project's. I think you guys should use that thread as a template because this Igbo, Igbo, Igbo thing has you looking like a estranged lover you know. Go and tell the rest in that thread. You can say you came up with this idea on your own if you want. Loool. I don't check ya threads cos I know folks naturally don't migrate from a functioning/thriving society to a non-thriving one. The migration pattern in Nigeria alone is enough to tell me what Igboland is like - hell on earth and somewhere everyone is trying to get away from. So why do you stalk our thread, if I may ask? Always a victim. Take ya pity party. https://i.imgur.com/6ozQAyT.gif |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 1:12am On Nov 24, 2015 |
9jacrip: Ife is home to all of us, I really dig that.
I see your taste in music is synonymous to your taste in ladies - no actual restriction within a premise as long as it is good . For me, it is important that the lady is not from a certain region in Nigeria. Never dated outside my ethnic group.
Passing the Osun ones is not a problem ny duke but would you be able to deal with their culture mind state?  Lol. My taste in music is about 80% hiphop and I flirt with everything else from time to time. However, with women, it's just everywhere. The thing is that I naturally don't get along with Yoruba chics. A lot of them just peeve you with that leaking exhaust pipe-esque razor mouth - and I can't be around folks like that for too long. But when I meet the few decent ones that know how to talk to people - I lock in. I guess you understand Yoruba chics better than I do and it's only right you stick to ya own. I'm supremely Yoruba and I should be able to deal with culture. Osun chics are fine.  |
Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 1:03am On Nov 24, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: BBC To Launch Pidgin And Yoruba Service by Shymm3x: 12:56am On Nov 24, 2015 |
ezeagu: Shymm3x, why is this handle mentioned in the 'Commonwealth' thread. You did that on purpose, right? And on that note, why is the last 30 pages of that thread dedicated to Igbo people? For gods sakes.
https://s28.postimg.org/k52qlf2tp/conan_frustrated_annoyed.gif Huh? I was basically just responding to someone's post about Pazienza and his smear campaign everywhere about the thread. And I alluded to the fact that the both of you are similar. You just wanted to drag me into this war, don't you?  Anyway, when ya folks stop wandering everywhere like Esau and Pikeys, folks won't discuss the problems you bring with ya wandering shoes to Yorubaland, while snarling up the whole place and putting unnecessary stress on the non-existent amenities there. How about stay in region like Yorubas stay in theirs?  I'm out. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 12:04am On Nov 24, 2015 |
modath: Zaynie,
Stop ghosting,come in!! 
Shymm3x & tupacshakur , I know you guys want more sisi but you gat to take what you get ni oo, 
Zaynie is meant to be here, please help welcome here... Sis Zaynie, welcome to the big owanbe party and don't be shy. We spray dollar bills in here lol. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 12:02am On Nov 24, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 11:58pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
superstar1: I quite agree with you.
Can those western nations do anything without an objective or hidden agenda behind it? Extremely rare. Based on personal observation, I think most Yoruba folks are already Anglophiles and/or Americophiles. So I don't even think they need BBC for any agenda since the people are already like that. If the folks were different/green, that is a next thing entirely. If it is going to help the folks get the news in real time remotely, it is cool. Nigerian media is also pro-west. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 11:49pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
9jacrip: This is why I'm a proponent of the idea of folks from each Yoruba town researching the history of whatevet towns they come from first or ancestry before whichever they have or develop interest in.
I never knew Oniru was Ijebu. Please share whatever details you have on Ijebu history - I'm sure there are other Ijebu folks and Yoruba history enthusiasts who have interest.
Between, I've always had this luck with Ijebu chicks 
Plus, Ijebu have always had this support for Ife when it comes to war  You should know Oniru is Ijebu. Toolz is Oniru and she's Ijebu. I'm not even an authority on Ijebu history like that but I do know a bit. But you can ask me any question and I'll see if I can provide answers. Terracotta is more of an authority on Ijebu history than I'm and he knows far more than I will ever dream about lool. Hehehe. We need to do trade by barter cos I like Osun chics. You can take all the Ijebu chics you want. All you need to do is pass me the Osun ones and we're good. Really and truly, I seldom meet Ijebu chics (not that I'm always on the look out for them - when it comes to chics, I just grab anything I fancy regardless of ethnicity). One of my exes is half-Ijebu (pops) and half-Delta. I had a fling with one with big t.its in Uni. And some extremely beautiful chic that I chat to on and off now. Those are the only three Ijebu chics I consciously know, who aren't related to me, and aren't my family friends. Ife is home. Whoever doesn't like Ife doesn't like his heritage and ancestry lol. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 10:33pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
superstar1: Whattttttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!! Have you been to the north. Even the almajiris, the mai tea guys, and almost every dick and harry know the frequency of BBC Hausa.
They hardly listen to their stations. Ask anybody that lives or that has been to the north. I get what you mean and every MSM (mainstream media) is a tool for propaganda either directly or indirectly. However, in this case, you have to check the objective vis-a-vis the end goal and target audience, for expanding the BBC brand. In as much as much as it will still be a tool for propaganda - I think why they picked Yoruba and pidgin is basically cos the two languages are the most widely spoken languages in Nigeria and its environs. I don't think they are maliciously targeting Yorubas for propaganda. It is just bigger market for the BBC brand and it will also facilitate more recognition for the Yoruba language and enable Yoruba speakers get the news in real time. Regardless, it is nothing to celebrate. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 9:42pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: bro, trust me those guys are mixed. but back to the topic. let me give you another example of ussr and usa working together covertly while presenting to the sheeple that they are adversaries. the ISS ( INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ) is run by both russia and usa. they take turns going up there for 6 months each China is also joining them soon. So would you classify the Chinese folks as the same folks as them? East and West = two different mentalities. They are like two dycks. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 9:21pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: no they are not. i have friends who are octaroons meaning their dad is a half caste who married a white woman. they look exactly like arab elites. they are not white. they are octaroons I know them ones there. NBA players like Klay Thompson and Kris Humphries are classic examples. But trust me, the Arab royalties are full whites. Only Bahrain and Oman are different perhaps due to Persian influence. But the Gulf Sheikhs are Europeans. I think the Oman royal bloodline is still black - don't know if they have changed it now. Can't you see how those guys work closely with Israel? Just google their pictures. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 8:48pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: nope they are not. they are a mixture of black and white who kept marrying white and whitened themself out. but they have black in them. they are not pure white Those mofos are full Europeans, from Qatar, to Saudi Arabia, to UAE etc.. Only Bahrain is somewhat different. What type of real Arab royalty would help YiSrael do its dirty work? Isn't that the same reason why Gaddafi never got along with those heifers and why Algeria stays away from the Arab league as far as possible? Those folks are connected to European blue bloods. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 8:43pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: arabs are a mixture of black and white. I know the general arabs are an admixture of white and black. I was alluding to their elites/ruling-class. Those are full blooded Europeans. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 8:40pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: They the same people How? If you agree that they're - what about majority of Indians, who're from the same family tree (Indo-Europeans)? Don't forget the Arab royal bloodlines cos they're also Caucasians.There's a reason why middle east (including Saudi Arabia and the rich gulf axis) was cut away from Africa. All that axis used to be part of Africa. After doing that, they made Caucasians the ruling class and over time wiped out the black blood in those axis. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 8:33pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: I dont think you understand that russia and the west are all the roman empire. the west are russians. a thousand years ago the caucasians from the caucus region of russia moved down south into europe and then from europe they colonized america. THEY ARE ALL THE SAME PEOPLE. WHAT THEY ARE PLAYING IS CALLED GOOD COP AND BAD COP. this is the roman empire. this is how they control the world. good cop vs bad cop. if you cant see that, there is nothing i can do for you bro. you are not asking the right questions which makes me know your mind is buried deep in some matrix that it would be hard to bring you out of. you are caught up in the caucasian smoke and mirrors. i really dont think we need to continue with the convo. with the questions you are asking i see you are heavily vested into the matrix The Slavs are somewhat different to those from Western Europe. It's basically like comparing blacks in Africa and the new world who're the same people to blacks in Oceania. The mentality is different. I'm sure you know that the overwhelming majority of Indians are also Indo-Europeans and they also came from the same family tree as Caucasians. However, would you say that they've the same mentality? |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 8:20pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: and if thats what you believe, then we need to change the topic lol. keep on believing that. NEXT TOPIC  Do you believe the Russian elites would want to play second fiddle to the western elites? |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 8:05pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: if you think russia and the usa are genuine enemies then i cant convince you of anything. its like someone thinking the republicans and democrats are true oppositions. listen ? the same people control the whole world. the same people control russia and america and democrats and republicans. so how are they real enemies ? they appear like real enemies to the sheeple. thats the desired effect. if you cant see through that then i cant help you. thats like the basic unplugging from the matrix you have to get through. if you struggle to unplug from the most basic mind play on the masses then there is nothing that can be done for you. its a fact.  That's where we always disagree. The East and West have never been friends and I doubt they will ever be. Russia and continental Europe aren't real enemies cos continental Europe doesn't need anything from Russia. But the US has always had its eye on Siberia and the two countries will never get along cos of that. |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 8:01pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
Ilaje44: With due respect, if we follow this analogy, minorities would/should never be President of Nigeria. The ultimate goal of democracy is to be representative of all including minorities. It wouldn't be a democracy if a population of a state is alienated. BTW, the Okun did not ask the military to join them together with the Ebiras and Igalas. It's their absolute right to vie for the leadership of the state. They shouldn't even be in that state in the first place. Same way the Itsekiris shouldn't have been in Delta. |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appears In Court by Shymm3x: 7:57pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sukkot: lol brah Shymmex, we have had this conversation more than thrice. at this point in time you have to stick to your convictions because you obviously dont see what i see. its not my job to convince you to see what you cant see. you have to stick with your convictions at this point.  I see what you see a little bit, but whenever you expand it, I just get lost. The onus is now on you to convince me, big bredrin. At least we agree on certain things. Alie? |
Politics › Re: Yoruba Commonwealth and Politics by Shymm3x: 7:54pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
raumdeuter: If you are a native of the state even if you are a minority you have a right to be the governor. And most states practice some form of rotation like Lagos State rotate between someone from the Island, Someone from Epe/Ikorodu Axis and someone from the mainland
Even though an Epe man might be a minority but he still has a legit reason to be a governor because Lagos State is his ancestral homeland
Okun Yorubas in kogi even though a minority have a right to aspire to be governor because that is their ancestral homeland. and they are not recent settlers
If Faleke's has a legal argument to be the governor then I dont see any reason why he shouldnt pursue it because he is from a minority
That would be analogous to denying Jonathan the right to succeed Yar'Adua as substantive president because he is from a minority tribe which was what Soyinka, Bakare and Falana fought for in 2010 a.k.a sneaking him through a technicality
And I am not sure when wanting your own person to be president became a Nigerian thing
in 2008, 96% of blacks voted Obama to be president and an overwhelming Hispanic would support any Hispanic person to be president I cosign ya post. All is fair in politics as long as they're indigenous to the state. They ought to be rotating the governorship of the state among all the ethnic groups there. The Igalas can smack their heads on the wall for I care - Yorubas in Kogi have the same rights as every other ethnic group indigenous to the state. |