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@KidBold

📈⚡️• Chief Hopium Officer, @WinIt_ng, @TicketlifyonX •🔋by Eph 6:10—11 •

Manchester • Abuja • Accra Katılım Eylül 2011
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Bobby of House Stark@datsbobby·
British: Aargh, yes. We cannot just reduce Ekweremmadu’s sentence or hand him over to you, but if you were to take other criminals we could be amenable to it. We will also purchase your ports but make it look like we are investing in them. If you need our help with your legitimacy, that is our prize. We would sweeten the deal with pomp and pageantry state visit even as Nigerians are being hunted and killed in thousands. Nigerians won’t mind, just get the HRH to talk about jollof rice.
GB Politics@GBPolitcs

🚨NEW: The UK has announced a new partnership with Nigeria that could enable the deportation of thousands of failed asylum seekers and foreign criminals

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Tió@KidBold·
none of them dey Russia or China.
The Iran Watcher 🇮🇷@TheIranWatcher

🚨 While the Islamic Republic chants “Death to the West,” its elites send their families to live, study, and thrive there. Ali Larijani is just one example of this hypocrisy, with many of his family members living abroad. 🇺🇸 Fatemeh – daughter of Ali Larijani 🇺🇸 Zahra – daughter of Ali Larijani 🇬🇧 Mohammad – son-in-law of Ali Larijani 🇬🇧 Zeinab – daughter of Fazel Larijani 🇬🇧 Hadi – son of Mohammad Javad Larijani 🇬🇧 Ebrahim – son of Mohammad Javad Larijani 🇨🇦 Toora – daughter of Fazel Larijani 🇨🇦 Aniseh – daughter of Bagher Larijani 🇨🇦 Idris – son of Bagher Larijani 🇪🇸 Sina – son of Fazel Larijani They build power and enforce repression at home, while their families live freely abroad, known as 𝘢𝘨𝘩𝘢𝘻𝘢𝘥𝘦𝘩𝘴, the privileged children of Iran’s elite, funded by massive capital flight and wealth siphoned out of Iran. They don’t even believe the lies they spew, sending their own children to live far better lives than Iran’s youth. This is not ideology but stolen wealth, privilege, and systemic hypocrisy.

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Temi
Temi@_SuperPiz·
Again. people don’t have to ronu to defend their culture on what’s wrong
Temi@_SuperPiz

@_Samcleave You don ronu already, I don’t have to ronu to know this’s a wrong thing to say

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Elewa,@Promythious·
I wonder how liberal Nigerians square the fact that at the same time they are complaining about racism, their countrymen are posting about a “raping festival” in a town in the country. Must be discombobulating 😀
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UG@UgwunnaEjikem·
“Respect our tradition.” “It’s our culture.” This is 2026. Deltans, if your ‘culture’ involves sexually assaulting women cos they went outside, it’s not ‘culture’, it’s abuse. Fuck your culture.
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Tió@KidBold·
i have been in C-suite meetings where we just had to listen to the decisions of recommendations. many of them are downright retarded. instead of granting “flexible working” you’re costing the business $22.5 million minus legal fees. mann
NBC News@NBCNews

An Ohio-based company that initially balked at granting a mom's request to work from home during a high-risk pregnancy has been found liable for the newborn's death and ordered to pay $22.5 million in damages. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/o…

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@Saifthesage 😂😂😂😂😂 I thought there was something wrong with me. I just can’t 😖
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The Mind Scourge
The Mind Scourge@TheMindScourge·
Hormuz is a weapon that can only be fired once No one should expect a quick resolution to the current crisis, but across the next decade, even the next 3-5 years, the choke point of Hormuz will be massively substituted for The Gulf Arab states are all very rich, with high per capita GDP - the best single measure of relative state capacity - easy access to global markets, especially financial, and have the favorable backing of the US Everyone has known about the Hormuz vulnerability for decades. The Iranians have continually hinted around closing it, but never did. Now they have, but Hormuz is a gun that cannot be reloaded. Deterrents work only up to the point of use. Once used, they have failed. The purpose of a deterrent is to *not* be used Many analysts have made this basic mistake. They think that Iran is now in a position of strength, having exercised its Hormuz option. But the opposite is true. A state is weakest after it has used its deterrent. The cost of that deterrence is now priced in. The worst having been done, the targets of the deterrent are now free to make other arrangements. Before, they were reluctant to do so because of the switching costs. Now, they have no choice; they will not allow themselves to be controlled in this way again Hormuz may never reopen. But the importance of this is a depreciating asset.
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