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Funny how the “golden goose” is still feeding half the world.

Not everything Europe struggles with is “Putin’s plan.” Internal divisions, energy policy choices, and political disagreements didn’t start in Moscow, they started within Europe itself.

@donaldtusk Not everything Europe struggles with is “Putin’s plan.” Internal divisions, energy policy choices, and political disagreements didn’t start in Moscow , They started within Europe itself.

The threat of NATO’s break-up, easing sanctions on Russia, a massive energy crisis in Europe, halting aid for Ukraine and blocking the loan for Kyiv by Orbán - it all looks like Putin’s dream plan.

How do you manage interactions with someone more intellectually advanced than you?

Signs of a low IQ:

You’re free to practice your beliefs, but my dog isn’t something I discard to prove respect.

@Pixie1z My dog isn’t disrespecting your religion , it’s just living its life. Respect shouldn’t mean removing what’s part of my home.

What is your reply?

Saying “this is not our war” is understandable , No country wants direct involvement. Calling for de-escalation also makes sense diplomatically. But at the same time, talking about energy routes like the Strait of Hormuz, cost-of-living impacts, and working with EU partners shows how connected the situation already is. Preparing for economic and security consequences while staying out militarily reflects the reality of modern conflicts , involvement isn’t always on the battlefield. It raises a fair question: Can any major economy truly stay “out” of a conflict when it’s already managing its ripple effects?

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@IsaMusaaudu10 @Figo_wordsmith @instablog9ja What religion are you talking about?

@Figo_wordsmith @PossibleBest @instablog9ja Help me ask hm

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@DanielRegha Politics is tribal .

If you are supporting any candidate based on tribe alone, you're a 100% bigot.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player to win these six awards in a single season: ◉ PFA Team of the Year ◉ PFA Players' Player of the Year ◉ PFA Young Player of the Year ◉ PFA Fans' Player of the Year ◉ FWA Footballer of the Year ◉ PL Player of the Season At 22 years old.

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@OGBENIfawaz @BrainPlaster @IsaMusaaudu10 @instablog9ja You don’t need insults if your point is strong.

@PossibleBest @BrainPlaster @IsaMusaaudu10 @instablog9ja Weak ass bitch. If you want to be ignorant and stupid. Atleast be bold about your choice. Can you write everything you have written today perfectly in your native language? Perfect translation. I will apologise when you do. Nothing in this life is by force, live and lets live

Learning a language to navigate society is different from being told it’s the standard for something personal like worship. Those are two completely different contexts.

@GypsyGoy @taiwoalabiho2 Learning a language to navigate society is different from being told it’s the standard for something personal like worship. Those are two completely different contexts.

@PossibleBest @taiwoalabiho2 You already feel your own isn’t enough, see the language you replying with, u can’t even earn a living without learning it

He went on to convey his message in a foreign language, he’s not serious yet or his identity has already been eradicated.

I didn’t even mention Islam. I was speaking generally about how people experience language in worship. Not everything has to be taken as an attack. The point is about experience. When one language becomes the standard for “proper” worship, it can still make others feel secondary even if that’s not the intention.

@PossibleBest @IsaMusaaudu10 @instablog9ja And what makes you think Muslims need Arabic to feel close to Allah, you worship in Arabic,most especially prayer in Arabic, so that no meaning to misconstrued or changed. Virtually every other act of worship can be done in your mother tongue

Let’s remove emotions for a second. If Tinubu isn’t running, who actually becomes president among Obi, Atiku, and Kwankwaso?

A country is not poor because of lack of resources. It’s poor because it cannot protect its people.