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Education › Re: Other Major Religions And Beliefs by TheSourcerer(op): 5:43pm On Jul 15, 2020
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Crime › Re: Confraternities In Nigeria by TheSourcerer(op): 5:42pm On Jul 15, 2020
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Christianity Etc › Re: What Are Your Spiritual Fears Or Belief , Let's Trash Out The Hoax From Facts by TheSourcerer(op): 5:42pm On Jul 15, 2020
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Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 5:41pm On Jul 15, 2020
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lmao I should enjoy the hell im facing in those religion

You still haven’t told me why you don’t believe there’s a God
for your sarcasm I'll explain smiley


Better still I'll tag you in a post , hold on
Music/Radio › Re: What Music Are You Listening To Right Now? by TheSourcerer: 5:26pm On Jul 15, 2020
Dyt ♥️
You a fan of tripple X (r. I. P)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAeYPfrXwk4
Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:19pm On Jul 15, 2020
light099:
Beware of Thesourcerer. cheesy
He has successfully dragged you from the beautiful food thread to his gore threads. I wanted to warn you the day he was famzing you on food thread, now see where you at already.

@Thesourcerer, you're doing the exact thing I expected, keep up your gory hobby. When your brain becomes saturated enough, you should start getting the result of your hard labour.
Some times, there might not be a warning before the shiit starts hitting the ceiling.
I hope it doesn't end in tears. cheesy
(+_+)
You need a hug .
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 5:18pm On Jul 15, 2020
Possiblegee:
so how come you don’t believe in God
I'm done convincing theists haha , God is good , love him Wholeheartedly brother ♥️♥️ I'm sure your Yahweh is the realest amongst 8680 religions and counting , the rest are false gods ,
Enjoy the hell you're facing in those other religions buddy smiley
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 5:15pm On Jul 15, 2020
tatatar:
There are far more of them whom we don't know are Atheists.
Anyways,does Chinua Achebe believe in God?
I'll research and get back to you on this ,
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 5:14pm On Jul 15, 2020
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i believe in God the one and only jehovah

Why don’t you tell me why you don’t believe in jehovah or why you believe in the god of iron shongo
I don't believe in neither , don't you think there's a reason we damned all (threats of hell blah blah) and still stand there's no supernatural? Think about that
Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:11pm On Jul 15, 2020
For all ye Flatearthers .
Earthrise from the Moon, 1968

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:10pm On Jul 15, 2020
Thalidomide, 1962

A drug called thalidomide was first marketed in Germany in 1957 as a sedative. Tests had been done on the drug, but procedures were not as thorough as today. Believed safe, it was given to pregnant women around the world as a way to contend with morning sickness.

Before too long, a terrible development was observed: Babies were born with pronounced limb deformation, but the tragedy that involved some 20,000 children did at least serve to change the way information is distributed to governments.

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:09pm On Jul 15, 2020
First Human X-ray, 1896

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:08pm On Jul 15, 2020
Oh wow the half Dome, Yosemite, 1960

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:05pm On Jul 15, 2020
Btw fu Muurian
Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:04pm On Jul 15, 2020
San Francisco Earthquake, 1906

A little after 5 am on April 18, 1906, a giant earthquake rocked the city of San Francisco. The epicenter was near San Francisco, severing gas mains, snapping electrical wires and setting fire throughout the city.

In any case, 3,000 people were killed and 200,000 left homeless. Important lessons in building construction were learned from the disaster

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:03pm On Jul 15, 2020
LA Police Beating Rodney King, 1991

After a car chase, the police inflicted a feral beating on King. The footage from amateur photographer Holiday startled worried a nation already weary of police brutality. Despite the videotape, a jury acquitted the four police officers.

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:02pm On Jul 15, 2020
Patty Hearst, 1974

On April 15, five robbers entered a San Francisco bank, two bystanders and escaped with more than $10,000. Police were stunned to learn from the videotape that one suspect was Patty Hearst, the granddaughter of publishing tycoon William Hearst.

She had been kidnapped two months earlier, and she later claimed to have been brainwashed, but was convicted and sentenced to seven years.

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:02pm On Jul 15, 2020
Televised Presidential Debate, 1960

Candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon debated four times, and many who were listening on the radio felt Nixon won, while TV viewers saw the smooth, telegenic JFK far outshine the shady Nixon

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 5:00pm On Jul 15, 2020
Vietnam War Protest, 1967

Dyt ♥️ I felt this




Anybody got info about this guy ? Did he get shot ?

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:59pm On Jul 15, 2020
Kent State, 1970

When President Richard Nixon said he was sending troops to Cambodia, the nation’s colleges erupted in protest. At Kent state some threw rocks. The Ohio national guard, called in to quell the turmoil, suddenly turned and fired, killing four; two were simply walking to class.

This photo captured a pivotal moment: American soldiers had just killed American kid. Student photographer john Filo won the Pulitzer. The girl. Mary Vecchio, turned out not to be a Kent State student, but a 14-year-old runaway. She was sent back to her family in Florida.

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:58pm On Jul 15, 2020
Hiroshima, Three Weeks After the Bomb, 1945

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:58pm On Jul 15, 2020
Prisoner’s Hand Marks, 1944

This photograph was taken after the German occupation of France during WWII. It depicts the wall of a torture chamber on the Boulevard Victor in Paris. The desperate hands of prisoners have inflicted themselves into the asbestos as the effects of electrical current became more than they could bear.

Such happenings may be forgiven but can’t be forgotten, not with this document. The Parsian Roger Schall had been allowed by the Nazis to photograph life there during the war, but with the liberation, he took very different kinds of pictures-like this one-and his work was used in postwar prosecutions. Schall’s brother published a book of such pictures at war’s end, and it became a mandatory buy in Paris.

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:57pm On Jul 15, 2020
Benito Mussolini, 1945

He was the man who made the trains run on time, he wore out his welcome. One of the most charismatic leaders of the century, he rose from rather humble beginnings to become in 192 the youngest prime minister (he was 39) in Italian history. In 1940 he dragged his totally unprepared nation into WWII. He, his mistress and others were shot dead and hanged from the heels in Millan’s Piazza Loreto. A radio broadcast from the scene: “It is interesting to see the hate, the fury…They want the bodies to stay there for six months…This is a good example”

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:56pm On Jul 15, 2020
Buckingham Palace, 1940

The Blitz had brought pain and destruction to the East End of London, home to industry and poor folk. Queen Elizabeth and King George VI lived in Buckingham Palace, in the West End. Before Sept 13, 1940, the palace had been unscathed, nut that night bombs fell within the grounds (here the royal couple, at left, inspect the ruins). Aligning herself squarely with her struggling subjects, Elizabeth said, “Now we can look the East End in the face.”

Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:56pm On Jul 15, 2020
tommy589:
Thank God for the rehab.

I can now vote for him�
Vote for what?
Education › Re: Top Historical Moments In Pictures by TheSourcerer(op): 4:55pm On Jul 15, 2020
Adolf Hitler


No other person in the 20th century so realized and successfully employed propaganda as Adolf Hitler. Here, with intensity already flooding his countenance, he rises toward the podium to deliver a speech at Buckeburg.

Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 4:52pm On Jul 15, 2020
Xmuslim:
haha.. Muslims don't disobey Allah and Muhammad even if they tell them to kill their son or mother.

However, mainstream Muslims only follow scripture, not dream.

I don't think the person I quoted is a Muslim though. I sense sarcasm
same with christains , tell them to slay their children , if they believe it's by Jesus , they would see it as a test and sadly do it , but if by a pastor , they may think it twice before slaughtering the child , most wouldn't , It's sad sad how deep rooted religion is in their early forming of the brain
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 4:46pm On Jul 15, 2020
Jasseyfrd:
shey bi you want make those MOD ban you..till 1-1-2040
I have a ban that ends 2038 , phone thread
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 4:45pm On Jul 15, 2020
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you no come put your own name why abi nah god of iron you believe in shongon grin
lol I'll text you on why your name should be included too
Message me here
darnleypedro22@gmail.com
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 4:42pm On Jul 15, 2020
Mastakija:
wole soyinka
leo igwe
and seun osewa, r not celebs
They are to me , what are celebs ? Hmm you know during the time of Shakespeare they were the celebs then , explains why they were famous and revered not today's Rappers actors blah blah
Today celebs are well stupid and are actors rappers blah blah

These folks quoted up tthere are Celebs
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 4:40pm On Jul 15, 2020
Xmuslim:
allahu akbar grin
lol sad and pathetic right ?
Now tell me if this guy should dream tonight that Mohammed visited him , to go bomb a church or even kill himself do you think he will hessitate to start a shoot-up
Celebrities › Re: 5 Famous Nigerian Celebrities That Don't Believe In God by TheSourcerer(op): 4:37pm On Jul 15, 2020
Mastakija:
nahh
i dont think he'll b shocked
cuz he's pictures are on d net
so says you and btw he is not hiding his face some other poster did ... undecided
Btw do make sure you get the best and enjoy this beautiful evening

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