Politics › Re: Eeben Barlow: US Funded Buhari’s Campaign, Says Military Contractor by Sterope(f): 9:58pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
I doubt the anti-gay bill turned Obama against Jonathan. They have analysts for that. Buhari is a muslim, a conservative, a fulani and a retired army man. His record is public information. He would have signed the bill too. Either way, they should not have interfered. blank: It is the truth. Obama did so because he heard that Goodluck Jonathan is anti-gay and signed an anti-gay law in Nigeria. They sold him a dummy that Buhari was not. And that was how Obama made sure that Buhari won then welcomed him to US.
Anyway, that's the truth as told by my uncle who believes in conspiracy stories. |
Education › Re: Did You Regret Going For Masters Abroad? by Sterope(f): 9:54pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
You have a point. I noticed same with people who even came back foe their masters. blank: Don't mind me. UK is just frustrating. They make it so difficult to get a visa to stay. They make you feel so unwelcome like they can't wait to collect your money and then kick you out. They make it difficult to get a good paying job there. When you take your masters to other countries, those ones would prefer their homegrown ones. Coming back to Nigeria. everyone now has a UK masters (i'm exaggerating of course). Even if you have Oxford/Cambridge/Imperial, it doesn't count, not like before. People are getting good jobs don't get me wrong but not like you would imagine. Then they make the courses more difficult than it should be.
I'm obviously just moaning but i do regret going to the UK. I really wish i had considered other options. |
Politics › Re: Eeben Barlow: US Funded Buhari’s Campaign, Says Military Contractor by Sterope(f): 9:52pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
See what we have been saying...
His account may be doubtful being a private army and all..still I am willing to believe that US interfered. They always do!
cc Truckpusher |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Anti-War Protesters Gathered Outside The White House (Photos) by Sterope(f): 2:49pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
You don't know what you are saying. Bigflamie:
 You can't love US of A less. They are very compassionate people.
They know Iran isn't match for their country but they still want to allow peace reign despite Iran's provocations. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 1:46pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
There was a coup before Ahmedinjad, yes he was quite a fanatic. The CIA took responsibility. THE WEST, France led it and it was backed by NATO and Belgium. EU does give money to terrorists in Libya etc to keep people from crossing over. The rise of Terrosim is like the election in Nigeria where Politicians arm thugs and cultists who end up using those weapons to commit crimes after election. Every time, the west destabilise a nation, they do it true militias like Libya for example. Some of these militias end up going rogue. It is because of Libya and the terrorism in Niger and the rest, we have Boko Haram. They brought their madness close to home. I am very much in doubt about SA funding Boko Haram. The west especially America arms militias. Saudi Arabia and co, also arm militias. They buy weapons from America and EU and arm militias. Iran, Turkey and co also arm militias. quickly: which coup? ahmedinjad was the previous iran leader he was anti everbody same as rouhani.
Libya was ousted by France and NATO backed them. NATO is similar to ECOMOG
France was the key aggressor becuae they feel Africa is their birthright
Boko HAram is sponsored by the middle east not by france.
Qatar, IRan, Turkey and some other islamic organisations in the middle east is sponsoring Boko Haram not the EU. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 12:34pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
Is that what EU and UN reported or what the US reported? If they didn't, what did they do differently from US and other Western countries? Why the Bleep are you picking sides? The West has hurt the world more than every other nation combined!!! It should not matter because what is more important is preventing the fools from causing more damage. quickly: Iran didnt keep to terms they had an underground nuclear program going on. Collecting money on the the surface and kept sponsoring terrorism around the world.
Iran problem is too much aggressive shouting and Not humbling themselves.
They already told the world that if the have nuclear weapon they will attack ISrael and you know US will defend its ally |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 12:18pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
Lets factor the fate of countries that took a stance against the West history at the pinnacle of oil wealth, if Nigeria had taken a stance. Lets imagine where Niger Delta would be. You keep talking about Nigeria. Have the Niger Deltan leaders done anything differently? Was it not a Niger Deltan that rewarded a Northerner that took the lives of ND activists? Are you not in support of the same leader who awarded grant to charities that were purported to benefit the Niger Delta but instead were used for private benefit? Why do you think they are running away now? Would they be running away if Buhari had signed the Deep Offshore Act and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contracts Act and oil was still as profitable? * I am not pro-Buhari
Truckpusher: 100 % sure.
The West can do whatever they want by lumping us all together, but it is now left with our people at the helms of our affairs to do what is right. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 12:05pm On Jan 06, 2020 |
It is fair in war but your initial position was totally in support of America and Donald Trump. Do you know long it took to get both sides to commit to a deal? Iran kept to terms but America decided to pull out. Yet you call Obama a pacifist? Obama is without his own faults in world politics but you blame him for taking a step towards putting Iran in check. You have to think about the innocents in Iran, the potential victims of terrorist attacks in the West not Iran or America. Truckpusher: I understand where you're coming from and I'm also aware that Americas interference destabilized lots region across the globe. However , when Iran for whatever it is started behaving like the American Govt. then it's fair enough to say that all is fair in war.
They should face the consequences for all the atrocities they've committed around the world with their proxies and of course the Americans will pay their own price when that time comes . No super power over our long history of existence as mankind that didn't fall to her knees when the time comes. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 11:56am On Jan 06, 2020 |
Are you sure about that? Truckpusher: I'm not a victim of the West , I'm a victim of the Nigerian system. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 10:21am On Jan 06, 2020 |
I as a person have so much solidarity for the Niger Delta. You are the victim of the west you support, a victim of your leaders and a victim of Nigeria. However my position is irrelevant. I am not a victim of either. If at all anyone should be showing solidarity it should be YOU not me. It shows you really do not care about marginalisation if you are not a victim. . Truckpusher: After the nationalization of their oil , why couldn't they just mind their own business instead of using proxies to destabilize the entire region all in the name of regional influence, Talking about the Niger Delta issue, how can you show so much concern about Iran when you and your kinsmen are hell bent on stealing from the Niger Delta. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 10:15am On Jan 06, 2020 |
No, they could not. America caused a coup and imposed their puppet, a very corrupt man as the Iranian leader. And America continued to interfere in their region politics, economy etc. And America continued to fund militias to destabilise their region. What about all these silly American/Western sponsored leadership programs for Africans, YALI and co? Another interference albeit subtle. Iran is also guilty, we know they fund militia proxies to fight against American and Saudi Arabia funded militias, Their interference has led to loss or innocent lives, they are also bad. HOWEVER is it as bad as America? NO Western interference has a wider and negative influence on every other country, Africa, the Middle East and more recently, Hong Kong. Libya is a consequence of America's interference. Terrorism in French speaking part of West Africa is a consequence of France enrichment programme and African's corruption. Voila, we get Boko Haram. EU gives money to terrorist organisations and militias in Libya and surrounding countries to stop refugees from crossing over. These militias sell and rape our men and women. But God forbid we blame the West. You think it is right to support these countries that are experts in destabilising the world for their selfish reasons. Truckpusher: After the nationalization of their oil , why couldn't they just mind their own business instead of using proxies to destabilize the entire region all in the name of regional influence, Talking about the Niger Delta issue, how can you show so much concern about Iran when you and your kinsmen are hell bent on stealing from the Niger Delta. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 9:03am On Jan 06, 2020 |
The dunderheads also forgot that America supported Iraq before eventually invaded Iraq. But no, every other country because they are majorly Muslims are the bad guys. Lets not forget that Islamic Terrorism was born because of America too. One4me: I wont argue with you but will just ask you to provide any CREDIBLE EVIDENCE to back up that your claim, apart from just quoting Faux News of CNN or some other CIA mouth-piece. I am waiting.
But in the meantime, recall that America invaded Iraq of FALSE PRETEXES, MANUFACTURED LIES and DECIET of even its own people. The Iraqi people resented this and fought back but America over-powered them, killed their President, looted their Gold and has been stealing their Oil since then. They want America out of their country but are powerless to fight back hence their resort to "hit and run tactics", using crude means like roadside bombs. The people formed themselves into resistance groups and America labelled such groups as "terrorists" when infact, we know who the invader and actaul terrorists is! Just because this assassinated man "gives training to Iraqi Soldeirs" and was also the one that leads the force that fought ISIS in Iraq, this is the silly excuse that the Americans are mouthing, that you are quoting!
Infact, a lot of American generals said, on the first day of his assasination, that they are shocked that America will kill the person that has assisted the whole world in defeating ISIS in Iraq and the Levant. (though, as expected, most of them are towing the "official line" now, since everyone has to rally round the flag, as we say).
The anger of America was that attack on their green Zone embassy in Iraq and that was done by native Iraqis and the iraqi PMF, not Suleiman. But like in the attack on iraq, when America wants to get you, they just use any excuse to do their evil job. They killed him because they see it as a blow to Iran, for the downing of their Drone that they were using to spy on Iran, in Iranian space.
And dont forget, elelction is this year, like all American President, war is seen as a plus to win an election (weird and stupid American public!). Add to that mix, Israel that uses America to weaken its neighbours and do its dirty job, while it builds itself as the sole super power of the middle east. 
Make l nor talk everything wey l know, make them nor come Drone my Kunnu Shinkafi  |
Romance › Re: Lady Buys 5k Wristwatch For Boyfriend As Birthday Gift, Laments As He Rejects It by Sterope(f): 8:59am On Jan 06, 2020 |
Why did you buy a fake wristwatch? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 8:57am On Jan 06, 2020 |
So you would rather support a nation that has consistently destabilised other regions, supported militias who turned to terrorists, funded coups in other countries because their economic policies were unfavourable. Nations that are somehow responsible for the sad state of African countries. Because you hate Muslims or what? It is weirdly funny that a man who complains of marginalisation of his minority group do not have problem supporting nations that bully smaller nations because of their oil and other economic gains they wish to enjoy. Have you ever pondered on what US has done against Iran? It started when they funded a coup because Iran decided to use their OIL for their own benefit and they continued to interfere till the present day. Yet you from an oil rich region thinks Iran standing for itself is wrong? FYI, these countries also own oil companies causing environmental damages in your regions. I read they are already leaving because Buhari decided the leeching was too much. Now you are going to be left with all those damages. I am not pro-Iran. It has done really bad things but it has not done as much damage to the world like your western countries. Sir, you are a hypocrite. Let me see you complain about marginalisation of the Niger Delta. Truckpusher: The unpredictable nature of Mr Trump is a clear sign that anything can happen.
Unlike the gay pacifist Obama.
I am comfortably waiting for Iran to do shit, the chest beating is enough. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Urges Iran To Avoid ‘escalation’, Voices ‘solidarity’ With US by Sterope(f): 8:42am On Jan 06, 2020 |
People supporting the West despite everything they have put us through and despite all they are still doing to keep us dependant.
Very interesting! Stockholm Syndrome is real |
Christianity Etc › Re: Prophecy For 2020 By Prophet TB Joshua by Sterope(f): 6:03pm On Jan 05, 2020 |
Another fail! |
Family › Re: My Mom Is Suggesting A Divorce From My Dad by Sterope(f): 1:58pm On Jan 05, 2020 |
Children should not but this woman doesn't seem to have much options. Our law and its interpretration are not evolved to protect this woman. You need to hear the nonsense some of these judges spew. Consider the time, money, energy and mental strain for how much? onegig: Children should not be a yardstick to measure such. I understand he is not worth it but if he was willing to be spending money on a sugar girl somewhere then he should be able to pay her at least something to set her up. She practically owns a bit of whatever assets he owns and she has a right to some part of it. |
Family › Re: My Mom Is Suggesting A Divorce From My Dad by Sterope(f): 1:16pm On Jan 05, 2020 |
If she can leave her husband despite 6 grown children, that kind of man will put her through hell. I am not sure it is worth it. onegig: She has a right to a lot. I am sure she sacrificed her career to stay at home and take care of the kids thus leaving her financially dependent. If anything she deserves a payment to at least start life back afresh. Prolly a small biz setup or even a grant from the man.
For the man to be lavishly spend money on one Yellow pawpaw means he actually has the money. |
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Family › Re: My Mom Is Suggesting A Divorce From My Dad by Sterope(f): 10:48am On Jan 04, 2020 |
This woman should not bother with asking for anything. Her respite is finding comfort in her 6 children. |
Family › Re: My Mom Is Suggesting A Divorce From My Dad by Sterope(f): 10:46am On Jan 04, 2020 |
Useless.........AND trapped. This woman will soon be reminded how she did not contribute to the our purchase of the family home and everything else. dominique: Always talking from both sides of their mouths. They will say a career oriented woman is bad for the family, but those that sacrifice their careers to raise the kids and take care of the home are useless and worthless. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qassem Soleimani's Hand Before And After The Attack (Graphic Photos) by Sterope(f): 8:14am On Jan 04, 2020*. Modified: 5:15am On Jan 05, 2020 |
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Travel › Re: Gibram Cruz Mother's Deportation To Mexico By US: Army Officer Cries Out by Sterope(f): 8:02am On Jan 04, 2020 |
Are you trying to be funny? If US respected Law and Order, the world would be better for it. Joining the US forces is one route to acquire citizenship and families are supposed to be protected. Dedetwo: Arrant nonsense!!! USA armed forces is a volunteer force. You should have joined Mexican armed forces. Or resign from your commission in USA armed forces and join the Mexican armed forces. USA is country of law and order. |
Islam › Re: Do Muslims See Visions And Fall In Trance? by Sterope(f): 11:22am On Jan 03, 2020 |
Do you know that many non-muslims have visions too? How do you explain that? Stalwert: Actually , when it comes to visions in the form of dreams, Muslims actually do see it. However I must warn that because you dream of something does not automatically make it a vision.
True dreams are a part of Prophethood, as it was reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “True dreams are one of the forty-six parts of Prophethood.”
(al-Bukhaari, 6472; Muslim, 4201) Dreams marked the onset of Revelation
(al-Bukhaari, 3; Muslim, 231). The truthfulness of the dream is related to the sincerity of the dreamer. Those who have the most truthful dreams are those who are the most truthful in speech.
(Muslim, 4200) Towards the end of time, hardly any dreams will be untrue. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “That will be because the Prophethood and its effects will be so far away in time, so the believers will be given some compensation in the form of dreams which will bring them some good news or will help them to be patient and steadfast in their faith.”
(al-Bukhaari, 6499; Muslim, 4200)
https://www.google.com/amp/s/islamqa.info/amp/en/answers/6537
However there are injunction on interpreting dreams that requires very knowledgeable persons to interpret. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qasem Suleimani Killed In US Airstrike Near Baghdad Airport by Sterope(f): 10:33am On Jan 03, 2020 |
Unite who and who? They can't take US on. If they do, other countries will join. Then you have Saudi Arabia and others, you think they will jeopardize their economy and stronghold by entering into a full blown war with the West. And Iran is Shia. backbone503: False. The assassination of Qassem Soleimani (a name synonymous with Iranian pride), Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis and others will shockingly unite Iranians and its allies in the entire Middle East against US. This guys will show this anger. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qasem Suleimani Killed In US Airstrike Near Baghdad Airport by Sterope(f): 9:11am On Jan 03, 2020 |
Iran is having issues with its citizens thanks to the west. I am not a big fan of Iranian government either. However, the alternative is a story of bombs, deaths, rape, torture etc. Look around, history of citizens toppling the government always end with huge sacrifices. It doesn't help that we live in a world where countries are more actively interested in establishing superiority by any means necessary than promoting democracy, world peace or human rights. Either way, less powerful countries are doomed. If Iranian citizens should rise up today, it is not going to end soon and it may never end. niaralandtopuser: Iran is already having problem with it own citizens. Iran is even careful about going for a war. the middle East and it infrastructures will suffer from bombing. another terrorist group may hijack Iran |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qasem Suleimani Killed In US Airstrike Near Baghdad Airport by Sterope(f): 9:03am On Jan 03, 2020 |
Tell that to the victims of 9/11 CSTR2: Third World countries will feel it and not America. Infact, it would drive America to a hyper drive mode.
US war ships would completely and openly take over the strait of hormuz and destroy any Persian installation that would prevent the flow of oil.
Drones and airstrikes would fly throughout the Middle East and America would no longer give a Fucckk anymore.
That is why the world should always be concerned about who becomes president in America.
In the wrong hands, it can be an unrestrained, unbeatable power, destroying all. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qasem Suleimani Killed In US Airstrike Near Baghdad Airport by Sterope(f): 7:29am On Jan 03, 2020 |
We felt the ripple effects of the Arab Spring in Nigeria. The world felt it. Do you think it is going to get worse or better after adding Iran to the mix? niaralandtopuser: relax there is not going to be any war. even if there is a war, most countries will remain neutral. also the war will be fought in the middle East and Iran backyard as usual. lastly Iran cannot afford a war as the current regime is already having problem with some of it citizens. some else will overthrow this regime if they try going into war. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qasem Suleimani Killed In US Airstrike Near Baghdad Airport by Sterope(f): 7:26am On Jan 03, 2020 |
Would these Iranians love to watch their country in flames? Would these Iranians support the present tension between Iran and the West?
Let's us use our brains. It is given for a reason.
quote author=Luchitec post=85455055]An average Iranian is actually mad that the silly religious leaders have ruined the country. In fact, for every 10 Iranian youth you see in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz and etc., 9 would gladly give one of their limbs in order to escape to the west. Iran is a good example of the dangers of mixing religion with politics.[/quote] |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Qasem Suleimani Killed In US Airstrike Near Baghdad Airport by Sterope(f): 7:24am On Jan 03, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: 2020 Budget: Zamfara Earmarks ₦1 Billion For Mosques, Renovation Of Cemeteries by Sterope(f): 1:21pm On Jan 01, 2020 |
Retards! |
Romance › Re: My Wife Is Emasculating Me by Sterope(f): 12:59pm On Jan 01, 2020 |
I have heard. My advice to you is that don't be poor. Martinez39: Stop deceiving yourself. Don't try to put men in the same box with women in this regard to balance the equation. When men are breadwinners, they do not enslave their wives instead their family benefits from their wealth. When women are breadwinners, the husband suffers, the husband gets disrespected, and the husband gets sidelined. The op did not enslave his wife. He treated her well and all he gets in return is to be sidelined, disrespected, and have his children turned against him. You didn't mention this or acknowledge the fact that men can face hard times instead you thought up that men enslave their wives when they are breadwinners and do nothing when broke so therefore everything is balanced. Even if men enslaved their wives, does the innocent op who didn't enslave his wife deserve what he is getting?
Who told you that he is not responsible?
In what other way can he be responsible? Keep beating about the bush. You, just funmisticqueen, is try to make it seem like it's the man's fault that his wife is a horrible individual. Of course, it's never the woman's fault. You and I know that as long as his money is gone, his wife will keep on treating him this way even if he "... at least find other ways to be responsible." Be deceiving yourself. |