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lets wait ans see

her legs looks very dark except she's wearing leggings!

o ga oh

MsTom:
keep thinking why a woman would get a man as a house help knowing that she has 2 girls?

she was trying to protect her family, at-least the husband no go fit nail the guy. you need to be prayerful on who to leave our children with

Agba, o ti ko bi ila

LA2:
Someone please tell me why he still has his suit's label on the sleeve?

i dey wonder, but i see alot of 9ja guys leave it uncut, funny though. tell him to loosen the button when sitting too.

@Na2day!

I'm sorry whats all these bba about?
and what up with dat girl on the bed, was she having epileptic seizure?

exactly my thought

Alhaji Agba, rip

Carolece:
Dogs were not created to get human assistance, they were made in the wild to fend for themselves, thats where they belong and thats where they should stay

"Look at the birds flying around . . . your Father in Heaven takes care of them" Matthew 6:26

"He gives animals their food and feeds the young ravens when they call." Psalm 147:9

"A good man takes care of his animals, but wicked men are cruel to theirs." Proverbs 12:10.

I dont have problems with the US's allegation but with the swedish and Uk's stance on the matter. but if u must know

The Espionage Act was crafted in 1917 -- because President Woodrow Wilson wanted a war and, faced with the troublesome First Amendment, wished to criminalize speech critical of his war. In the run-up to World War One, there were many ordinary citizens -- educators, journalists, publishers, civil rights leaders, union activists -- who were speaking out against US involvement in the war. The Espionage Act was used to round these citizens by the thousands for the newly minted 'crime' of their exercising their First Amendment Rights. A movie producer who showed British cruelty in a film about the Revolutionary War (since the British were our allies in World War I) got a ten-year sentence under the Espionage act in 1917, and the film was seized; poet E.E. Cummings spent three and a half months in a military detention camp under the Espionage Act for the 'crime' of saying that he did not hate Germans. Esteemed Judge Learned Hand wrote that the wording of the Espionage Act was so vague that it would threaten the American tradition of freedom itself. Many were held in prison for weeks in brutal conditions without due process; some, in Connecticut -- Lieberman's home state -- were severely beaten while they were held in prison. The arrests and beatings were widely publicized and had a profound effect, terrorizing those who would otherwise speak out.

Tax evasion crime is quite a big deal in most developed nations, sometimes rated over murder (my opinion), since thats how the govt mostly generate fund.

Like many observers, I am continually appalled by the violations and law breaking by what passes for legal authorities in Europe and Sweden in particular.

The details of this so-called case were first leaked by prosecutor Maria Kjellstrand, in direct violation of the secrecy laws.

The original case what thrown out by Chief Prosecutor Eva Finnes after viewing the "evidence" and interviewing the witnesses (as in the two women had gotten together to line up their stories exactly, thereby corrupting the "evidence" -- and appearing to be involved in an obvious conspiracy -- then approaching the police for "advice" on the matter).

Next we have Justice Minister, Beatrice Ask, pressuring the chief prosecutor to take up a case she had just recently dropped. Unbelievable and an obvious violation of protocol and legal procedure.

Then we have a warrant submitted to Europol (or Interpol, or whackadoodle, or whatever they wished to be called today) when they still don't have any actual charges.

Finally, we observe that PayPal, Visa Europe, and that illegitmate Swiss bank, steal --- yes, steal, as they had no court orders nor any legal documentation whatsoever --- allowing them to freeze those Wikileak accounts of private donations -- bankster robbery, clear and simple.

When the elites are lawless, it is time we all took to the streets, and about those guillotines,

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/naomi-wolf/post_1394_b_795001.html

Those calling for Julian Assange's criminalization include:

1. Rep. Candice Miller
2. Jonah Goldberg, Journalist
3. Christian Whiton, Journalist
4. Bill O'Reilly, Fox News Journalist
5. Sarah Palin, Member of the Republican Party, former candidate
6. Mike Huckabee, Politician
8. Prof. Tom Flanagan
9. Rep. Peter King
10. Tony Shaffer
11. Rick Santorum
12. Rep. Dan Lugren
13. Jeffrey T. Kuhner, Journalist The Washington Times
14. Rep. Virginia Foxx
15. Sen. Kit Bond, Vice Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee
16. Sen. Joe Liberman
17. Sen. Charles Schumer
18. Marc Thiessen, Columnist

would you have believed otherwise ?

Denmark had 0 bribe rate,

The true story:how it all started

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1336291/Wikileaks-Julian-Assanges-2-night-stands-spark-worldwide-hunt.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

on the faithful evening, i was home alone and bored so _i took a walk. I was singing "tonite is going to be a good nite", and it was a good nite. I met her while waiting for her mum to pick her cos her car was down and i kept her company till she came. the funny thing was that i asked her for a age on the first day and it happened that we were born on the same day, month and year but in different countries. she was born 13:55 while the time of my birth is not documented.lol

I am shocked and disappointed that the Swedish legal and political establishment has allowed this abuse and perversion of justice to occur. This is shameful (being lackey's of the US State dept). While many are contemplating the effects Wikileaks will have on US diplomacy, I have no doubt that the perception of Sweden - as a beacon of liberty and freedom throughout the world - is about to change dramatically! Sweden will lose many friends who will not forget this betrayal,

T

nkoso:
i think u nigerians should take the comrades advise!we have tried it here in ghana and it did not work. a private monopolist only thinks about profit and not efficiency. privitasation of electricity in ghana only brought price hykes and absurd inefficiencies.

in most developed countries electricity is privatised and there is fierce competion. Nigeria is too big to have just a player, and I think the govt can provide subsidy.

its like saying we will resist progress

haha i have never heard anything about taxation as part of political manifesto in Nigeria, good on. But why reduce it? it will not necessarily attract investor unless the overhead (electricity, infrastructures etc) is reduced also,

wetin concern nigeria with wikileak, there is no need for that. I personally think we are security unconscious when it comes to things like this.

one of them look like an (nollywood) actor

can someone summon the aboki (cap seller) to give us an eye witness version of the story, haha very funny. i will not risk watching that at close range for obvious reasons,

potential absconder its possible but its planned,

byrron:
They ve drifted again from the topic at hand to their normal ethnic colouration to practicaly every topic raised in Nairaland. I ask again - WHAT EXACTLY IS OUR MAJOR MALFUNCTION DAT MAKES US DERAIL IN EVERY TOPIC RAISED.

the same reason we where we are today as a nation. some pple find it had to stay in focus

did u guys not see a man reading newspaper is that still in the church,

why is she shining?

ofcourse you planned it indirectly, its like sleep behind the wheels and saying "I did not plan to crash". yes he did!!!

@Poster

Imagine you were aborted, or better imagine some post on NL abt how assassinate you. HOW would YOU feel!


the issue of abortion is fuelled by societal pressures. Just brace up and face it and forget what pple have to say, you'll be happy you did.

go China,