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Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback: 9:31am On Apr 30, 2018
CSTR1003:
She won you debt relief.

Without her connections, those debts would have crippled your country.
Obasanjo won Nigeria debt relief. He made all the necessary travels and connections and pleas.

He made it a mission of his government right from the very start of his 1st term even before there was any Okonjo Iweala in his 2nd term.

Funny enough, the funds that help to pay the remainder $18b debt was already saved up within the first term of that regime.
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback: 9:27am On Apr 30, 2018
CarlosTheJackal:
She served Nigeria better than your next fifty generation will ever dream of.
Where did she keep our money that her regime earned?

What did she do with our money that previous regimes earned and saved?

How did our foreign reserves nose dive in a period we earned so much petro-dollars?

Why did she make withdrawals from the ECA without the authorizing FAAC approval that was never given?

Is she not a criminal for doing so?

Did she not deny doing so initially when rightly accused by Gov Adams Oshiomhole? Did she not later backtrack and agree she did so when Oshiomhole persisted with his accusations, but she still could not show any approval from the FAAC that is made up of the 36states of Nigeria and is the only authorizing entity before withdrawals can be made from the ECA?
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback: 9:04am On Apr 30, 2018
PassingShot:
This woman has lost all credibility most discerning Nigerians had for her.

A Finance Minister under whose watch the economy was looted dry but could not take the honourable path out.

She watched on as waivers upon waivers for import duties were signed off by the Ineffectual Buffoon.

She watched as GEj and his gang of thieves looted the treasury till they started borrowing to pay salaries; she only found her voice when it was too late.

If there was any honour in her, she would have resigned long long ago before they were kicked out.

Very unpatriotic woman!
She found her voice only after she left power.

The dumb suddenly received her healing when out of the shores of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback:
PointZerom:
Tell Buhari to show us the Hand over note given to him by GEJ in may 2015. All your questions will be answered therein.
Look at this zombie.

Why not tell the PDP regime you enslaved yourselves to for 16yrs, to reveal to faithful zombies like you what they handed over to the current regime?

Or is the author of the handover note without a copy of its own report that can be considered not tampered by the current government?

Why the apologies by PDP over its woeful performance that led to its sacking from government?

Or has Okonjo-Iweala denied her own statements while in office, that the economy was heading to a nosedive?
The same nosedive that saw her borrowing N470b to pay federal civil servant salaries from February 2015 onwards the end of that ignoble, kleptomaniac and clueless regime?

My questions have been answered, that is why I know that Jonathan was a thief who was using unallocated defence funds to cater for his re-election. I know the likes of greedy Olisa Metuh and the smart ones who agreed to return their loot, would have wanted the kleptomaniac PDP to continue in power so they can continue to steal without satisfaction. I know the likes of Diezani Allison-Madueke were sucking the country dry and empowering their cronies with oil deals that was depriving the federal purse of its due revenue. While the same useless regime failed to pay up its own part of counterpart funding for joint venture oil projects, that totaled up to $5b from 2010 to 2015.

I know that many like you who complain about the obvious corruption in this current regime, only do so because you are no longer part of the loot sharing formula, and not that you care about state of Nigeria. You are determined that you must return to the sharing table, rather than return to power to better Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback: 8:53am On Apr 30, 2018
lilfreezy:
I'm not a PDP supporter, I'm a patriotic Nigerian who wants to see his country flourish so everyone of its citizen can flourish as well. Stop telling yourself that this administration is better economically than the previous administration. I know u are trying to be mischievous. Well, what do I know, its probably the codeine speaking for you. Ewu ekwensu
If the sacked regime of Jonathan that had Okonjo-Iweala as finance minister was better than the Yar'Adua regime before it, it wouldn't have been deemed a clueless regime by the electorate that ensured the sack.

Our savings that was piled up by previous regimes that enjoyed limited income, would not have been squandered by a regime that enjoyed unlimited income but no aptitude for savings except to pillage what already was saved.

I do not have any reason to celebrate failures. If one failure is sacked and the next employee fails to be better, then such failure is only destined for the same sack.

At no time will I celebrate an already discarded failure because the current employee is also failing.
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback: 8:40am On Apr 30, 2018
lilfreezy:
Shut the fvck up APCdroid
We are talking economy, yet a PDP zombie that does not know beyond partisanship is already throwing political labels about like a frustrated thief who was about to use ATM Dasuki before it gave the error "insufficient funds".
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Why I Wrote "Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous" by Throwback:
The Nigerian economy you bankrupted in your 2nd coming with the Jonathan regime, will certainly not welcome a 3rd coming from you.

What was the state of our finances and economy as at 2011 before Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala?

What was the state of our finances and economy as at 2015 after Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala?


These tales by Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has helped to prove that truly, Jonathan was an ineffectual buffoon that was surrounded by beer parlour appointees who ran his presidency as they liked for their own gain without any care or shame for the consequences of their actions, knowing that the moro.n in chief will truly act like a clueless moro.n.
Politics › Re: Sowore Offers To Work With Fela Durotoye & Kingsley Moghalu (VIDEO) by Throwback: 8:02am On Apr 30, 2018
Moghalu seems to have my vote for now.

The trio would actually make for a good and untainted alliance that can help us do away with the old order.
Business › Re: Crude Oil Hits $72, Highest In Three Years Over Middle East Tensions by Throwback: 3:10am On Apr 12, 2018
When this new oil windfall will come, I pray an ineffectual buffoon will be nowhere near the Nigerian presidency.
Literature › Re: Achebe's 'things Fall Apart' Makes 12 'greatest Books Ever Written' List by Throwback: 1:30pm On Apr 11, 2018
CSTR1003:
So Joseph Conrad the man who termed your people as half man half beasts is now your idea of a literary icon? grin
So you honestly believe you are more knowledgeable than Achebe on these matters?


And he is British? And so what?
There are still racists Brits in existence as well as sensible brits.
What does that have to do with anything?


Your argument is very shallow and bigoted. A lot of nonsense.


I did not underestimate the Nobel .It is a prestigious award and wole deserves it.


But when compared to what Achebe achieved in life and death, the Nobel pails into insignificance.

A book has just been nominated as one of the 12 greatest books ever, and adjudged as the greatest novel to come out of a continent.

Any other award is rendered insignificant ,especially when the history of the reason why the author was snubbed of the said award is taken into reckoning.

And the funny thing is that Achebe may yet win the Nobel post -humously, given the way things are going.
But it wouldn't add anything that wasn't there before.
So Joseph Conrad is not a literary icon, because Achebe said so?

What manner of delusion is this.

Who are you to decide who is a literary icon in a field that had given recognitions to whom it was due before the world even knew African writers/playwrights/poets?

Go to the literary world and Britain, and go tell them that Joseph Conrad was a nobody, because you are the one to decide who is who.

So Achebe is the standard for who qualifies as a racist or a literary icon? You must be suffering from arrogance to think there is an Achebe standard to be passed before the world can recognize those who came before Achebe or those who have come after him.

Why didn't same Achebe dream himself a Nobel prize, and awake to find one on his bed?


Are you not the one who exalted the fact that Achebe's mention was in a list drafted by British Intelligentsia?
Did you not use that to validate that Achebe was indeed great because he has been regarded by the British? So why the sudden feeling of superiority when you had previously betrayed an inferiority to the British?

Like I already opined, you cannot use a British/European yardstick as excuse for why Achebe did not get a Nobel in his lifetime, only to use the same British/European yardstick to validate that Achebe was indeed great.


Let Achebe win it, and finally catchup to Wole Soyinka. It is only just that a man who said the Igbos managed to catch up with Yorubas, should also catchup individually to his Yoruba contemporary, decades later.
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Business › Re: NNPC, Shell, Others To Invest $25.3b In Oil, Gas Upstream by Throwback: 9:28am On Apr 11, 2018
Wiseoldman:
With the arrival of the DS-10 i suppose?

Oil Man's prayer: Dear lord, please give me one more oil boom, this time i promise not to piss it away...
Many feel you.
Business › Re: NNPC, Shell, Others To Invest $25.3b In Oil, Gas Upstream by Throwback: 9:26am On Apr 11, 2018
wink2015:
WILL SHELL ( SPDC ) BE COMING TO WARRI, DELTA STATE TO INVEST?

Warri, Delta state is a deserted homeland and this countryside need all the investment it could carry.

WARRI IS TIRED OF THE JAMES IBORI CABALS!
Warri chose to kill itself.

Let the dead remain dead.

Warri's loss is PortHarcourt's monopoly.
Business › Re: NNPC, Shell, Others To Invest $25.3b In Oil, Gas Upstream by Throwback: 9:24am On Apr 11, 2018
Good news for Nigeria.
Literature › Re: Achebe's 'things Fall Apart' Makes 12 'greatest Books Ever Written' List by Throwback:
CSTR1003:
Who has read his story?
Are you kidding me?

Every part of the world.

His book has been translated into more languages than any other African novel.

His novel is a recommended reading for schools in many countries including America.

There is a limit to bigotry. When bigotry makes you to ask stupid questions, then it has become a poisonous trait.

His book has been read in every continent of the world as a symbol of African literature.

No other book comes close. There is a difference between sleep and death .

Someone just got literary knighted as one of the 12 greatest books by the British intelligentsia . A book that is far the most translated book to come out of Africa.

And you are still asking me who has read his book.

It is spirits that read his book
.


Ridiculous .

BTW, I already said before that Achebe lost the Nobel due to political reasons when he confronted Joseph Conrad for racist literature ,before writing things fall apart as a response.

The Nobel is just an award. chinua won other awards.

His book has just been listed as the 12 greatest books ever.
His book is the most read African book by Africans and non-africans alike.

That is a far greater honour than the Nobel. That is the test of excellence
Now please reread my post you just quoted and show me where I mentioned the text in bold.

I repeat, who has read his plays or poetry?
In what theatres around the world has his dramas been staged?

Comprehension is really a problem in this part of the world.

That you continue to mention story, is the reason why Achebe will be known as the story teller he limited himself to, while Soyinka will be regarded as a literary genius for which he was accorded the recognition for marking excellent to all the genres of literature.

You talk about bigotry, yet your bigotry did not allow you to comprehend what you have read.

At the end of it all, we will remember Achebe as a story teller - a master of fiction that he was, while we will remember Soyinka as a literary genius and Africa's first to be so distinguished.

There is no greater honour in the literary world than the Nobel prize for Literature. Notable mentions are for those before the Nobel era or those who didn't quite make the cut during the Nobel era.

Your excuse that Achebe was punished for terming a literary icon as propagating racist literature and so not awarded a Nobel prize, is belied by the fact that you are today celebrating a list that was put together by the same "whiteman" society that has recognized him as a story teller.

Of great irony is the fact that Joseph Conrad whom you try to paint as Achebe's nemesis because of his critque, is a celebrated British writer. The same British you have exalted for recognizing Achebe's work.

So choose carefully when you use a yardstick to excuse his lack of a Nobel recognition, but use same yardstick to affirm he was indeed great.



The Encyclopædia Britannica (Latin for "British Encyclopaedia"wink, published by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., is a general knowledge English-language encyclopaedia. It is written by about 100 full-time editors and more than 4,000 contributors, who have included 110 Nobel Prize winners and five American presidents. The 2010 version of the 15th edition, which spans 32 volumes[1] and 32,640 pages, was the last printed edition; digital content and distribution has continued since then.
See how highly regarded the Nobel prize is. The same Nobel prize Igbos have been trying to rubbish because a Yoruba man dared to be the first African to win it in Literature, while their "un-Nobel" Igbo brother and a contemporary of that Yoruba icon, continues to get notable mentions only.
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Literature › Re: Achebe's 'things Fall Apart' Makes 12 'greatest Books Ever Written' List by Throwback: 11:15pm On Apr 10, 2018
CSTR1003:
Nobel laureate is only an award. It does not confer literary sainthood.

The test of the pudding Is in the eating.


China Achebe Is the most read African author ever. That speaks for itself more than a 100 Nobel prizes will.
Good you mentioned most read.

But who has read his plays or his poetry?

Which of the theatres around the world has his drama been staged?

Soyinka's work spoke for him and was considered the best literary genius to come out of Africa and awarded the Nobel prize for Literature as the first ever African.

Achebe's stories too have made their mark, but literature has never been about stories only.

If the fans of Achebe were satisfied with his work being most read, they would not continually remind themselves of his inability to have the Nobel prize achievement of Soyinka, by feeling the need to refer to Soyinka on a thread that had no business with Wole Soyinka.
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Literature › Re: Achebe's 'things Fall Apart' Makes 12 'greatest Books Ever Written' List by Throwback:
PrecisionFx:
Isn't a Nobel price receiver on literature supposed be outclass his rivals wen their literary works are graded/Compared? cool
Literature has always been known to cover:

Prose, Drama, Poetry.

Achebe ticks 1 box, Soyinka ticks all the boxes.

That one is awarded a Nobel prize, already means you are considered the best among your peers. Or you think it is an Aba or Oluwole certificate? Do you know what it means to be the first African to attain such a feat in the field of Literature?

It can never be wished away, no matter the envy.

A Nobel laureate should only be compared to a fellow Nobel laureate.
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Literature › Re: Achebe's 'things Fall Apart' Makes 12 'greatest Books Ever Written' List by Throwback: 8:00pm On Apr 10, 2018
PrecisionFx:
They know bro.

They just choose to fight it.
Why would a Nobel prize winner be compared with Chinua Achebe?
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Politics › Re: Where Is The Oil Lagos Is Producing Since Being An Oil Producing State? by Throwback:
I very much like what the Igbo tribe has reduced itself to in Nigeria.


Just for your information you all, I worked on the Folawiyo Aje Oilfield project.

The initial Aje 5 and Aje 4 wells were drilled and completed for production using ENI's Scarabeo 3 semi-submersible rig in Q3 and Q4 of 2015.

There was some production issues with one of the wells that required it to be re-completed the following year.

To the best of my knowledge, the FPSO has been on location and production has been ongoing for about 2years.

Not all of the wells of the field fall withing state ownership, owing to the onshore-offshore dichotomy that oil producing countries operating a state unit federal structure practise, Just like in practice in the USA. 2 of the wells fall under federal ownership, while 2 of the wells fall within the state ownership due to closeness to shore.

I believe Lagos state has been getting its due 13% derivation as with all other oil producing states in Nigeria.
Celebrities › Re: Roman Goddess Shares Bedroom Photo In Undies by Throwback: 6:13pm On Apr 10, 2018
Ki re eee!!!
Politics › Re: Kemi Adeosun Reacts On Writing To The President Regarding The Abacha Refunds by Throwback: 6:12pm On Apr 10, 2018
NwaAmaikpe:
shocked


I faulted that former news.
I knew it was kinda out of place.

Because every Finance minister who knows her onion knows what such money (merited or unmerited) will do to the country's foreign reserve.

I however was forced to accept that Kemi was capable of such blunder because of the popular saying;
"Can anything good come out of a polytechnic graduate?"
First of all Kemi Adeosun is not a polytechnic graduate, but a Bachelor's degree holder as her undergraduate qualification.

Why you persist with this stupidity is best known to you.

To answer your question, Fola Adeola who founded and ran GTBank is a polytechnic graduate.
Celebrities › Re: Sophia Momodu Rocks Thong Bikini To Beach by Throwback: 12:03pm On Apr 10, 2018
How did Davido end up with such a useless woman as the mother of his child?

Bikini pictures every week?

Hasn't she got any talent to exploit for economic gain?
Politics › Re: Oyegun To Remain APC Chairman If Convention Fails To Hold - APC NEC Says by Throwback:
Why is a party insisting that it will create problems for itself by already acknowledging that the action it is trying to avoid is the right and constitutional requirement, but it must still be avoided?

Why is it hard for a party to honour its own constitution, talkless of honouring the electoral laws that guide political parties, talkless of honouring its agreement with the electorate that voted them into power?


Maybe it is a divine mandate that this party destroys itself despite seeing the pitfall ahead, but unable to veer itself off the path of destruction.
Politics › Re: Why I Was Jailed By Yoruba Magistrate In Lagos-prof Ben Nwabueze by Throwback:
“I still remember the story of University of Lagos when on 2nd March 1965, then I was a lecturer in the newly established University of Lagos, they attempted to remove Prof. Enyi Njoku as the Vice Chancellor and I said no, we will not accept that. I mobilised all the university students and lecturers in protest and the university was closed down for a whole session.
“We fought the Federal Government of Alhaji Tafawa Balewa to a stand still.
I was arrested and sentenced to six months imprisonment by a Yoruba Magistrate for leading the protest and we appealed the judgment and a Sierra-Leonian Judge, J.S Taylor threw the judgment away and reversed my six months imprisonment and I regained my freedom and there was jubilation everywhere in Lagos by Ndigbo.
No be today Igbos have been causing wahala and trying to dominate all appointments in the federal government.

How can a VC whose tenure had expired be removed illegally? Njoku was refused reappointment to a second term because he lost the vote to a Yoruba professor. But Igbos like Nwabueze will not have such happen to them on foreign soil and in a federal institution that was not owned by Igbos.

But when the same Tafawa Balewa government that was partnered by Azikiwe chose to appoint same Eni Njoku for his first term, it was meritocracy then that should be applauded. However, his loss to Prof Saburi Biobaku was a crime by same Tafawa Balewa government?

When Azikiwe kept on reappointing 3 successive Igbos as school council chairman in university of Ibadan, it was a very good policy that ensured both school council chairman and the university principal were Igbos? When an Igbo school council chairman ensured that the Igbo Kenneth Dike was appointed ahead of the Yoruba medical doctor and professor who was the most senior African on the school's academic board, Prof Oladele Ajose, it was meritocracy in practice? The Igbo council chairman, Dr Akanu Ibiam, told the reluctant Kenneth Dike point blank, that if he (who was not the most qualified) would not accept the appointment to be school principal, the council would have to look outside (and continue with a foreigner). Simply put, the Igbo school council chairman would not entertain the prospect of having a more qualified and most senior African professor who happened happened to be the first Nigerian tenured professor ever, who also happened to be a Yoruba man, become the 1st Nigerian principal of the University of Ibadan.

Were the roles reversed, the Igbos like Nwabueze would have also closed down the University of Ibadan for a whole session, saying the Yorubas have cheated an Igbo professor who is the most senior African in the whole university.

That is the meritocracy and justice logic of the Nwabueze people. Merit and justice is valid when an Igbo is the beneficiary. It is injustice when an Igbo does not have his way.

Yorubas should thank their stars for the likes of Samuel Ladoke Akintola, who saw how the Igbos had used the opportunity of the NCNC partnership with the North, to corner every available position the uneducated North could not occupy in the 1960 independence government. He was the one who made sure that Yorubas got what they merited from the Balewa government.

For his efforts, the Igbos made sure they killed him in the January 1966 coup.

I am happy the likes of Ben Nwabueze are alive to see where their greed and attempt at monopoly and domination, has taken his tribe to in this Nigeria.
Celebrities › Re: 2face Celebrates His Son, Innocent Idibia Jnr's 6th Birthday by Throwback: 8:29pm On Apr 09, 2018
ThankGod his mum is not skinning his head just to prove that he is the son of tuface.

And to that mother that continues to skin the head of young Nino, she should remember that even Tuface had hair with rough curls as an adult during his plantashun boiz days.
Politics › Re: Photos From President Buhari's Second Term Declaration At APC NEC Meeting by Throwback: 3:11pm On Apr 09, 2018
biggy26:
My bro, no be small somtin o. The whole hate was cos of region, not like d man did any other thing wrong or strange. So so sad. but in God we trust!
Was Jonathan's region and religion not known to the voters who gave him his victory in 2011?

When someone has failed admit it without ascribing sentiments.

Jonathan was a woeful failure who did not value the presidency he got on a silver platter.

Buhari who had to work hard over many attempts to get the presidency, has also shown that it is easier said than done, and it is easy to criticise when you're not the one in the spotlight.

A people have every right to reject a failure who does no live up to expectations. So was the fate of Jonathan, so must be the fate of Buhari.
Sports › Re: Is Anthony Joshua An Atheist? - Fans Question World Heavyweight Boxing Champion by Throwback: 2:37pm On Apr 09, 2018
It is not compulsory that everyone must worship a god or believe in the gods of some other cultures.


A man like him who doesn't lookup to the sky would never be disappointed when the rain refuses to fall.
Celebrities › Re: Makeup Photos Of Bambam, The Evicted #BBNaija Housemate by Throwback: 2:35pm On Apr 09, 2018
Bambam can never be attractive in this life or the next.
Politics › Re: Photos From President Buhari's Second Term Declaration At APC NEC Meeting by Throwback: 2:16pm On Apr 09, 2018
LordAdam16:
Good.

We are waiting for him to tell us what his ambition is worth.

To all those that chanted Sai Baba in 2015, and are now disappointed in him; now is your chance to chase him to Daura like you guys have been boasting (I'm looking at you Throwback and Doctokwus grin). Khaki no be leather finally.

This is the result of impatience and unbridled hate for a minority president. By now we would have been talking about choosing a detribalized Northerner to carry the mantle, not trying to unseat a nepotist, corrupt bigot, and illiterate.

-Lord
I am determined that Nigeria must have and deserve better than Buhari, and by default it means PDP is not even a consideration.

Let us watch as events and credible candidates unfold on other platforms.
Politics › Re: Nwodo Reacts To His Suspension By Ohanaeze by Throwback: 12:26pm On Apr 09, 2018
Lol!
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode: "Sir Ahmadu Bello Didn't Like Luxury; He Loved Them" by Throwback: 9:01am On Apr 09, 2018
rainylad:
You talk like a child in nursery school as well as a hypocrite..What exactly is 'we all know,'you are well known' you are spewing here??...who are the 'we' here?..Your fellow yoruba comrades i guess...Are we bothered by what cone-heads thinks about us??..A big NO cos the feeling is mutual

You yorubas are more miserable than Igbos and thats a fact..Because of slavish support for buhari and his association with Igbos now 95% of yourbas hate FFK and have rejected him totally,,that is how twisted your minds are..so your allusion to his being is crap and holds no water..

You are already perishing in agony and bitterness,thats why Igbo matter is like salt on worms to you,but your agony is just beginning.
I don't have any sympathy for you, nor do I empathize with you over the agony this thread that was created to bring you joy rather left you with misery and frustration.

A misery and frustration so great that you had to quote me and abuse me and my tribe for bringing you so much sorrow on a thread you had hoped to find closure for your pathological hatred.

Igbowoman, see a psychiatrist to cure you of your generational problem afflicting your tribe.

I do not suffer fools gladly.
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode: "Sir Ahmadu Bello Didn't Like Luxury; He Loved Them" by Throwback: 8:38am On Apr 09, 2018
rainylad:
Please shut your trap!!...You are more miserable,obnoxious,frustrated and angry,thats why you jump like frogs into threads to lash out at Igbos.Your hate against Igbos is clear just like your ass-licking north is clear,but as usual you will call your hate fact,while my own truth is hate....Yorubas have twice as much hate against Igbos,so keep shut with your stinky hypocrisy...Hypocrite unlimited and awusa oh-yes-member!
Did I mention Igbos in my initial post?

But you could not bear it that I neutralized the propaganda that was meant to amuse the emotional cry babies of Nigeria, you had to quote me and mention all manner of abuse against me and my Yoruba tribe that even FFK belongs to.

You could not bear it that I did not seize the opportunity that FFK provided, as you would, to castigate the tribes that you hate.

We all know your weakness and we who know will continue to use it to control you, just as FFK has got you sucking on his dic.k. To even think that this same FFK mercilessly slaughtered the same Igbo tribe in his previous writings, only shows that he knows his onions on how to keep servants in check.


You are well known as a tribe that cannot eschew hatred that was handed down by your ancestors. The same hatred that has brought you untold misery and that traumatised you so much you had to hate me for being objective in my analysis of FFK's intentional propaganda to feed his Igbo puppets.

True to type, you did not have anything intelligent to contribute to the topic, except your disappointment that the propaganda did not fly.

Read my post again and let it hurt your soul so much till you perish with agony in hell. That my objective post which only appraised the information supplied by FFK himself, got you so angry and hateful, already shows who is suffocating in frustration.

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