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Men are not influenced by ANDREW TATE; they believe ANDREW TATE because what he says reflects their lived experiences. Men are not like women who are easily influenced, they have minds of their own. What he says resonates because, to them, it feels factual. That’s why, when he is brought into debates, he defends his views with logic and stands firmly by his words. Can you put many of these feminists online in the same position and expect them to defend their statements? In most cases, they cannot. You can see how retarded and childish some of them sound in debates, especially when facing people like Jordan Peterson. The red pill movement has helped many men become more self-aware. It encourages them to invest wisely, choose partners carefully, expect reciprocity, and think logically rather than emotionally. It has also pushed discussions around topics like paternity fraud and DNA testing….subjects many men feel were never openly addressed before. Additionally, it has given many men the confidence to challenge feminist ideas publicly, especially on platforms like Twitter. A few years ago, doing so mostly led to immediate backlash, but now more memn are openly questioning ideas they find flawed and engaging in debates. The red pill is needed for men to become more aware, improve themselves, and better understand female nature.

After seeing how meticulously crafted the Earth and other planetary bodies are, you still believe it all came from a Big Bang? Are you serious?

Why is the man on the left selling his oil sourced from Nigeria in a foreign currency in his country, forcing his own countrymen to pay through their nose to purchase the same oil produced in their own country? The answer is the man on the right. There is no objective reason why a country like Nigeria, with one of the world’s largest oil reserves, to trade its own oil in a foreign currency, except that the man on the right has guns and missiles stationed in the Golf of Guinea to ensure this is your forced reality. This man on the right now wants to extend this presence (control) from the Golf of Guinea (AFFRICOM) into the heart of your country with boots on the ground, under the guise of fighting terrorism. I know he does the same thing around the world to any country that lets him, but I'm making this post specifically for Nigerians. Whenever you visit the gas station and complain that the prices are skyrocketing, always remember that geopolitics is a very important subject. One way or another, you will learn it by force. Good morning.

And just so you know, the Oyibo people controlling Aso Rock couldn't give two shits about your asinine tribal dick measuring contests. They don't care that Alex Otti is making your non-Igbo governors look like the airheads they are. On your best day all of you...from Jibiya to Seme are all oooga-booga primitives who just happen to live atop a land crammed full of critical resources that will define this century and the next. What they actually care about is that some goody-two-shoes governor (Alex Otti) is starting to look a bit too much like an industrialist. This guy got there as a fluke, and has been commiting one unforgivable sin after another. He's been building roads. He's been building a stable power grid to power homes and his local economy. He's been investing in factories that churn out everything from leather bags to soft drinks. This is making the neocons in Tel Aviv, Paris, and Washington uncomfortable. Because what if he actually succeds? You never know...One thing could lead to another and before you know it you've got a revolution on your hands with young people outrightly demanding change. Nope. Oyibo cannot let that to happen. Not in Africa's largest nation. So they're giving instructing to their puppets in Abuja to put a stop to it. Now this isn't me absolving the warrant chiefs like Tinubu, Akpabio etc of any wrongdoing. I just recognize that at best they're willing and conscientious collaborators. But more likely they are simply puppets. Think of them like rats placed on a wheel and made to run and spin the wheel in exchange for small blocks of cheese. That wheel is your life as a Nigerian, and they are running it in reverse at full turbo. In fact the wheel don dey comot smoke. While the cheese is the tiny fraction of our commwealth that Oyibo give to them for being warrant chiefs. So listen to me dear Nigerian: If you are truly serious about changing things, by all means eliminate the rats (you actually need to), but don't forget to burn the hands of the person putting the rats on the wheel to run your life backwards. Or else nothing will change because the man who owns the hand has infinite rats. Whenver you wake up is your morning.

That's because the orders didn't actually come from the Federal Government of Nigeria. It's an order from Washington DC or Tel Aviv. No government that serves Nigerian interests would ever be as irresponsible as the one we have now. But of course most of our countrymen cannot think in systems and would rather call me loony. After all, "Na CIA talk say make Woke dey rig election?" Whenever we wake up is our morning.

All the answers to life are in the Bible.

HOW TO THINK LIKE SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE: 1. Thinking in "Assets," Not "Expenses": The average person looks at a $500 phone and sees a cool gadget. A successful person looks at $500 and sees capital that could be earning them $50 a year forever. Stop asking "Can I afford this?" and start asking "Will this make me more money or save me more time?" 2. Thinking in "Solutions," Not "Problems": When something goes wrong, most people spend 90% of their energy complaining and 10% trying to fix it. Successful people do the opposite. Instead of saying "I can't do this", ask "How can I do this". 3. Thinking in "Decades," Not "Days": Poor thinkers want results tomorrow. They quit when they don't see a "win" in a week. Successful people play the long game. They are willing to look "stupid" or "broke" for three years to be wealthy for thirty. Focus on the process, not the prize. If you get 1% better every day, you win eventually. 4. Thinking in "Responsibility," Not "Blame": Successful people take Extreme Ownership. If a project fails, they don't blame the economy or their team; they look at what they could have done better. Blame feels good, but it makes you powerless. Taking responsibility feels heavy, but it gives you total control over your future. 5. Thinking in "Value," Not "Time": The world doesn't pay you for your "time"; it pays you for the value you bring to that time. A doctor and a janitor both work 8 hours, but the doctor is paid more because their skill is harder to replace. Stop trying to work "more hours." Start trying to build "more skills" that are rare and in demand.

Dangote’s reaction when they gave him Tinubu’s “On Your Mandate” cap. Everyone is experiencing the shege.✍️