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Yes your are right! The "westerners" have no good policy towards africa and device means and strategies on how to continualy keep the african continet in underdevelopment so as to make the region forever dependent on them. In that way they can keep giving us Aid through there agencies like the Imf and world bank and use that meduim to dictate policies which are favourable to them, mostly in trade agreements which downgrades the african economies and leave them in massive poverty. Just a point to pounder on, religion started or in other words was brought to us from the "west" today, they are less religous people in the west as compared to africa which has most of the religous people on earth. Also Aids (the sexualy transmited diease) also has its roots from the "west" but today is highly concentrated in africa. Many have claimed that Aids in itself is a man made diease targeted to depopulate the earth, mostly in the african region and religion in itself (christainity to be precise) was a tool presented in one hand whilst slavery was brougth with other. Wondering why the anti-conspiracy theorist ent here yet! ![]() |
AFRICOM at the door steps of Africa! Nigeria what have you been made to believe? |
HBD NL Noni! Repping 2007 class, Get most of my news and comic relief from this site. Too many fakes tho with tripple I'd's and ish! But hey that contributes to the fun I guess . Many more years to NL! Jah bless ![]() |
Nice job!! These rides are clean ![]() |
Stalking to be made specific criminal offence - Cameron David Cameron is meeting stalking victims at Downing Street to mark International Women's Day Continue reading the main story Related Stories MPs demand law against stalking Plaid MP leads stalking law call Stalking is to be made a specific criminal offence in England and Wales, Prime Minister David Cameron has said. He will meet stalking victims later at Number 10 in a reception to mark International Women's Day on Thursday. Mr Cameron described stalking as "an abhorrent crime" which "makes life a living hell for the victims". A parliamentary inquiry has called for a new offence to be introduced at once, saying harassment and intimidation can often turn into murder. Mr Cameron said stalking had the effect of "breaking up relationships, forcing the victims to move house, making them feel they are being watched 24 hours of the day". "That is why we are explicitly criminalising stalking, to make sure that justice is done, protect the victims and show beyond doubt that stalking is a crime." Stalking cases Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper is calling for the government to support a Labour amendment to the Protection of Freedoms Bill, which would create a new offence, in the House of Lords on Monday. "We need rapid progress and we need a new law which is strong enough; half-hearted measures won't be enough," she said. "Victims have already waited too long, and the prime minister should support our tough and clear new offence." The calls for reform came after the case of Clifford Mills, 49, who stalked his ex-girlfriend Lorna Smith on Facebook before stabbing her to death at his flat in Brixton, south London, in February last year. He was jailed last month for life, with a minimum term of 21 years after being found guilty of murder. The parliamentary inquiry heard that some 120,000 victims, mostly women, are stalked each year but only 53,000 are recorded as crimes by police and only one in 50 of these lead to an offender being jailed. Meanwhile, the government also announced that men in Britain accused of raping or assaulting women abroad could be put on trial in the UK courts. Mr Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg stated their intention to sign up to the Council of Europe's Convention on Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence. 'Utter scandal' Once this treaty is ratified into UK law, offenders who cannot be brought to trial in the country where the alleged crime was committed will be able to be prosecuted in the UK. Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg said the "unprecedented" agreement would help tackle the "utter scandal" of women suffering violence and domestic abuse. "The agreement is not just a piece of paper. It's going to lift the standards of protection for women across Europe, give greater support for victims and, crucially, bring many more perpetrators to justice," they said in a joint statement. "By signing the convention we would ensure that British offenders who commit their crimes abroad would still face justice in our courts. This is what we do in cases of murder and paedophilia. "We believe rapists and abusive men from the UK who seriously harm women should face the same fate wherever they commit the offence. Our message must be loud and clear - there must be nowhere to hide." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17294314 Another "Feminist" law only God knows how many men women would send to jail due to this . I mean how can one prove that he or she is being stalked? Going around with a camera watching out for your stalker facing you I dey laugh ![]() |
2buff:my guy i wonder why its always the man that is advised to walk away oh! abi women no sabi walk away too?? B.S!!. Assuming your walking away and get hit by a car or get attacked by robbers or even get into an accident all because some lousy woman is all nagging in your crib what next! weak men do the walking away while real men do the staying and confronting the situation to resolve it ![]() |
2buff:exactly my point man! walk away indeed. why did she not walk away whilst she had the chance ![]() |
why is it that women keep using the "walk out of the house" phrase?? its freaking annoying for crying out loud! you pay your rent a woman gets you upset and you walk out your own house?? Good Lord! FYI, once a woman knows your very next move which in such case is you always walking out the house in an argument she`ll sure be pulling that stunt off more often just to get you out of the house when she does not feel like having you around. In my opinion the girl over reacted when the guy obviously tried to ignore the heated argument by pressing his BB which is not a crime last i checked and also the guy over reacted by beating her to the ground. A simple slap may have done the trick in such fury. ![]() |
Lovely ride! super clean, ![]() |
@op tracking her down u need to get a tracker ![]() |
HAHAHAHAAH I jst love NL Comdedy central, * subscribing* And this is on the Romance section!! Mods, take this to health or better still jokes section. Hilarious post, ![]() |
Solomon and Abraham are human just as we are, and here am laying emphasis on the principle they observed which is first fruiting and it worked for them just fine! the idea of Jesus dying for them or not is another topic all together. Now am sure no one here has forced you to observe first fruiting, hopefully and as i clearly stated what i wrote in my former post was my own opinion . @FXKing2012 |
Been stumbling across this topic and felt the need to share my humble opinion, some say where did jesus say give tithes and first fruits in the bible, while I cannot dig such scriptures if ineed there are any, I would like to place the emphasis more on what has been practised over the years as regarding first fruits. Now great men that applied this principle of giving their first fruit to God lived and enjoyed life to the fullest, one of such men is king solomon, that gave his first fruit in terms of offerings and burnt offerings as observed in his time to glorify God and we all are familiar with his rewards as the wisest and richest king that ever lived and would live, This was also evident in the story and movie of king solomons mines. Also we have abraham who was willing to lay down his son (first fruit) to God as an offering but God saw his heart and let him keep his son. Offcourse till today his name still exists in the lips of men as he was crowned to be the father of all nations. To sum it all up, we have the alpha and omega (God the father) who laid down his son jesus (first fruit) that we may be saved from death (the soul) and given enternal life to all who believe in him. And today we can see the glory of God (his mercies to be precise) in all that we do. Hence its not mainly about where its written or not but observing and studying the word of God to apply the principles that cannot be compromised as long as they are applied with faith in God. Now some of the comments here are sickening because those that don't have strong faith and believe but are willing or do practise first fruit giving would begin to re-consider observing it! Shame |
The rate at which NLers divert from the article and topic at hand is quite shameful. The subject of the article reads "Mugabe at the African union: Let`s stand up to the west". Yet most people are here blabbing about the local politics in Zimbabwe and farmlands! if anyone does not have anything to say relating to the content and the subject of the thread why not read and pass by than attack the personality of Mugabe rather than discuss the message his trying to pass across. In my own opinion Africans and the A.U should find ways to handle their affairs rather than having the western countries pork-nosing in the affairs of the African continent. ![]() |
This is one of the last African leaders (RIP Qaddafi) that can speak boldly against the West in an A.U meeting for that matter unlike some other puppet and stooge leaders that have been brainwashed into worshiping western governments with their degrading policies towards Africa and Africans as a whole. Bravo Mugabe. Tell em!! ![]() |
Build boxing ring for them, buy whistle ![]() |
From Munyaradzi Huni in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia ´The Herald – Zimbabwe PRESIDENT Mugabe has warned that recolonisation of Africa might take place if leaders fail to handle issues as the continent’s founding fathers used to do. He said the AU should not rush to recognise Libya’s National Transitional Council, but look at exactly what happened in that country leading to the callous murder of Colonel Muammar Gadaffi. The President said America and Europe have ran out of resources and “they will come to Africa” as the continent continues to discover more resources. Speaking during the session on Peace and Security here yesterday, President Mugabe said Africa should have said “No, No” to the bombing of Libya by NATO. Zimbabwe is a member of the AU Peace and Security Commission. “We fought imperialism and colonialism and forced them out of Africa . . . Our founding fathers did not have the means, but they stood up and said ‘no’ but here we are absolutely silent. “We should have said no, no to NATO,” said the President adding that due to the silence, “Gadaffi was killed in broad daylight, his children hunted like animals and then we rush to recognise the NTC.” He said it was not the mandate of the Peace and Security Commission to recognise the NTC and the summit “should look at what happened and we should be deciding whether to recognise the NTC or not.” “Well, well that was Libya. Who will be next?” asked the President. He said NATO had now discovered that “we are toothless bulldogs” and “they can come in and out” of the continent without anyone challenging them. “This is not what our founding fathers would have thought would happen. We don’t certainly represent them properly if we take that stance. So I am saying let’s look at ourselves Mr Chairman, look at ourselves and look at Europe. “I saw a picture yesterday of Gadaffi shaking hands with Sarkozy in France after they invited him there, but those hands that Gadaffi was shaking were the hands that were going to kill him a few months later.“How far then do we go in associating with such people? “They have an economic crisis in Europe, they have exhausted their resources. “Africa still has plenty of them. We are discovering more oil, more minerals, gold more diamonds. We still have our natural resources, natural gas, so another recolonisation might take place. Let us take care, all of us. It has not just happened to Gadaffi. “America will need more oil, Europe needs more oil,” he said, adding that soon after killing Gadaffi, America and Europe rushed to apportion themselves oil. The President said he was there when the Organisation of African Unity was formed in 1963 in Ethiopia and he went on to attend its next meeting in 1964 in Cairo, Egypt, before he was arrested by the Rhodesian regime. “You redeemed me (freeing him from jail), you redeemed Mandela and many more and we thank you because you are the successors of the founding fathers who actually did it. “If they did it, you did it but this time there are things you are not doing which they would have done. Let us be like them,” he said to thunderous applause from the delegates. South African President Jacob Zuma was chairing the session and soon after the President’s speech, a clearly livid and incoherent NTC representative took to the floor but some delegates were already walking out. ![]() |
Boko guys trying so hard to be on the U.S terror list ![]() |
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Anyone that didnt foresee this coming must be either short-sighted or plain unintelligent ![]() |
Looking at all these recent events unfolding in Nigeria, one thing comes to mind, 2015 predicted break up of Nigeria. Despite the involvement of foreign agencies like the CIA and what not on Nigerian soil to help combat these issues as invited by GEJ, its alarming that these events only seem to escalate and these foreign agencies are not scoring any points in combating this issues they are here for. Think Nigerians there are higher powers at play here. The idea is to get the north (muslims) against the south (christains), that's the only way Nigeria can divide! Over religous lines, God bless Nigeria. |
How come the international community (Obama et al, UN etc) have not condemned the killing and use of force on unarmed protesters by the Nigerian government and its agencies (NPF) as they where quick to do in the uprising of Libya, Egypt and Syria just to mention a few? This goes to show the double standards of the west and their support for the selfish government of Good luck Jonathan. ![]() |
Best Christmas gift ever!! Santa where are thou?? nice cars man! happy sales, ![]() |
Interesting news! Some people still refuse to smell the coffee, although its just right in front of them. U.S troops coming to get rid of boko haram for free?? Boy oh Boy AFRICOM is sure gaining its ground in Africa through the "war on global terror" scam. Wonder what country is next Kenya better finds a solution to their al-shaba neighbors before the U.S offers to ![]() |
igbo2011:In my opinion the highlighted news channel in bold sold out to their Arab masters later in the duration of the war and started airing similar news to CNN and Co in portraying Gaddafi as the "devil" ![]() |
Anyone that did not see this coming (fighting within and amongst tribes) in libya is plain ignorant. How did the forgein invaders think "democracy" is going to slove the deep rooted problem they have created in libya What they have done is put libyan people against themseleves which would lead to more conflicts. Thanks to western/Nato led "regime change" indeed. |
@ Oletunow i do try to understand must of what you had written down, however a lot of what was discussed somehow changed focused into more diverse opinions and points on different issues other than what was being discussed originally on the thread. You would agree with me that the thread has been derailed to a large extent from the main issue . i would disagree with you to a large extent if you meant in your opinion that countries particularly from the west (developed countries) cannot or have not come together to accomplish a single goal or have a common interest at large, mostly France, the U.S and Britain. Most international organisations and world bodies eg Nato are made up of diverse countries, have different unique objectives and what not as you have put it but yet still come together to reach a single agreement when it comes to issues of national interest, foreign policies and most times personal interests backed by political pressures from "bigger" countries, an example is the case of the invasion of Libya backed by most member countries of the U.N due to any of the above reasons i had stated. hence your whole explanation on the U.S ideology is baseless as most of the reasons i stated above ride above political parties, this is why the congressman that took the Obama`s Administration to court suing to stop the US's involvement with NATO during the Libya invasion would have no solid case. About the (4th estate)that you seem to know a lot about, it would be ignorant to say that governments, individuals or multinational organisations et al do not have the ability to influence one another when it comes to issues of "interest" that could be beneficial to all or some parties involved in achieving whatever goal they set out. What i have stated here is being practiced very much in other democratic governments and the U.S is none to leave out. Now coming to most of the news corporations you listed out, it might be of interest that you carry out a little research on the Rupert Murdoch and come back to tell me that the media cannot be monopolized and biased when being "controlled" and owned by a cartel or a private individual that shares the same ideology or interests as the government for single purpose to be achieved. that baloney! Speaking on Google, last i heard it is not censored like china, hence independent and unbiased news and reporting can be gotten and displayed on it and do not get me wrong nowhere have i stated that all western companies bought into the lies and deceit of its government into invading Libya, if you had read my post carefully who would have noticed the news corporations i singled that played a major role in selling out the image of Gaddafi as a "living devil" on earth and failed to mention the numerous good he did for the people of Libya and Africa at large. I think you grossly misunderstood me when i made reference to one of the reasons The U.S et al felt a further need to invade Libya highlighting the case of china and Russia. Now i stated that Libya had more dealings with Russia and China when it came to vital trading arrangements like oil and weaponry which off course meant that the U.S et al were loosing out majorly on the wealth and resources of a precious and secured African nation (Libya). It is only "natural" that a war thirsty and blood sucking nation (U.S, concluded from all the wars (Iraq, afgan u name it!) and crises "they" have instigated through their agencies e.g CIA et al globally) would wage war against such a nation that has failed to come under their economical and financial control to secure and "steal" such opportunities while crying out dictatorship at the fore front of their own personal interests and posing as the "messiah" that had come to save the people of Libya from the "iron fist" of Gaddafi by apparently bombing the Libyan people (am sure you have read this line a lot and do not believe itm as it was not shown by CNN ) . Furthermore, i may not know how the U.S economy works mainly because it does not "directly" affect me residing in Nigeria presently, so i`ll leave all the economic drama to you. . However, i do know that if the funds invested by the U.S government on the 8 months Libyan war were invested in the economy of the U.S, maybe it would have gone a long way in bettering the lives and economic situation of Americans in a positive way. I personally do not know where you reside from but supporting war for whatsoever reason when much energy has not been put into creating peace is pure crap! you speak of wars creating jobs and getting an economy on track?? i think you should be more concerned on the cause of the war and the atrocities that result from it such as death, rapes, loss of properties and family members etc that are a product from such uncalled and unnecessary wars by "world judges" U.S et al. "the art of war is one of the easiest ways of shocking an economy out of recession. The bombs used in war were manufactured long time ago, they are even aging in the warehouse, wars provide an opportunity to get ride of that, then manufacturing will start to produce new ones, defense budget will increase, companies will start hiring again because the government have created a big demand for labor, products and services" I found this a little disturbing but hey! we all entitled to our opinions . you going on about Islamic banking and throwing up figures here and there when i had not made mention to the banking system that is operated in Libya to be the same as that of Islamic banking All i did mention was that the banking system Libya operated was not controlled by the western bodies like the IMF and World bank with their dreading economic and financial policies . Clearly responding to the sentence you made before the last one, you have not read my opinion on the man of Gaddafi! i repeat and i state clearly NO WHERE HAVE I CALLED HIM A SAINT AND A GOOD MAN! who is?? show me one and i`ll show you Jesus all i had said and still state is that he could have been brought to justice in a more humane manner than a barbaric show off of "Rats" (NTC Rebels) lol. Most of the stories of people being tortured, killed, skinned alive and what not is evident in most countries if you want to be honest with yourself and the U.S is not left out of it as we hear of stories like this committed by U.S soldiers in various countries around the globe and even by their local police at home. Lastly, i can see you are aware that an invasion took place on an African country inspired and purely instigated by western interests, what saddens me most is the fact that you are aware that innocent citizens were killed and injured (mostly black migrants workers from chad, Niger and Nigeria) by NATO bombs and mercenaries yet u fail to see the reason why the so called |
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. Many more years to NL! Jah bless 
only God knows how many men women would send to jail due to this
. I mean how can one prove that he or she is being stalked? Going around with a camera watching out for your stalker facing you 


and as i clearly stated what i wrote in my former post was my own opinion 