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Didn't William Renhquist, Chief Justice, appointed in 1971 by Nixon, a conservative republican member of the court who was appointed CJ in 1986 by Ron Reagan accept a hunting trip from the master crook... dick cheney? In my lexicon this venal act is known worldwide as BRIBE.~~~MeBiafran

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I don’t see how it is possible for a rational person to cite dissenting opinion as law in the manner you have just done. ~~~Fumi Onodipe

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Any Nigerian who is not prepared to die do not deserve to be a Nigerian citizen------------> Olusegun Obasanjo. President of a country

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I am sure that Nigeria was worth living for but I am not sure that it was worth dying for------------------Brilliant Attorney General, Bola Ige[from his grave]

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Bola Ige on being asked by a mathematician, Mr. Olunloyo, if Nigeria is worth dying for? Shortly after that statement, Ige was forced to die for his country against his will and that makes him a Nigerian citizen. Tufiakwa!


Hail Biafra


[ July 02, 2004, 12:57 AM: Message edited by: Waypoint1Biafra ]

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It is gross superstition to suppose that Waypoint 1Biafra has been swayed by the arqument metered by their new found love--Wachko. Rest assured that I do not aim at eminence. I will continue to enjoy the pleasure of watching some of you puke for my opinion. My opinion in this forum is the transference of my heart to another, no matter how it is said. If Waypoint 1Biafra is your supreme capacity for redneck, extremism, viciousness and language defects then your my prey. I will make you foam in the mouth for calling an Igbo woman a bitch. -----------WAYPOINT 1BIAFRA 6/8/03

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That behavior has not changed. He is still consistent unlike the certifiable two stoogies , Nwa biafra and Nwa Aro.

Hail Biafra



[ July 06, 2004, 08:10 PM: Message edited by: Waypoint1Biafra ]

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There is simply no question that mistakes leading up to the war in Iraq rank among the most devastating losses and intelligence failures in the history of the nation. The fact is that the administration, at all levels -- and to some extent us -- used bad information to bolster its case for war. And we in Congress would not have authorized that war -- we would not have authorized that war with 75 votes if we knew what we know now.

Leading up to September 11, our government didn’t connect the dots. In Iraq, we are even more culpable because the dots themselves never existed.

Tragically, the intelligence failures set forth in this report will affect our national security for generations to come. Our credibility is diminished. Our standing in the world has never been lower. We have fostered a deep hatred of Americans in the Muslim world, and that will grow. As a direct consequence, our nation is more vulnerable today than ever before.

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And I have to say, that there is a real frustration over what is not in this report, and I don’t think was mentioned in Chairman Roberts’ statement, and that is about the -- after the analysts and the intelligence community produced an intelligence product, how is it then shaped or used or misused by the policy-makers?

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So again there’s genuine frustration -- and Chairman Roberts and I have discussed this many times -- that virtually everything that has to do with the administration has been relegated to phase two. My hope is that we will get this done as soon as possible.

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We found the intelligence judgments regarding Iraq’s weapons of mass destructions were not supported by the underlying intelligence, ...

They were not supported by underlying intelligence. The judgments overstated what analysts knew and then failed to explain the uncertainty or uncertainties behind those judgments. In other words, the judgments with the caveat of "We generally feel this way, but there are those in the State Department, Department of Energy, whatever, who feel differently." Aluminum tubes was an example of that.

The report points out the intelligence community began with a presumption, as Chairman Roberts has said, that Iraq had the weapons, never questioned the assumption that Iraq had the weapons, and viewed virtually every bit of ambiguous information as supporting the fact that the weapons were there.

I just interrupt myself to point out that the head of UNSCOM, Rolf Ekeus, always had as a theory, and still does, that those so-called weapons of mass destruction -- which we are still looking for -- were, in fact, left over and simply a result of the 10- year war with Iran, and that all of the rest of it was what U.N. inspectors and others and us tried to find.

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Alhaji Nas said Ndigbo have paid their dues to the nation and to the north politically and deserved to be supported by the latter to produce the president in 2007.

Said he: "There is no ethnic group that is more qualified than the other in producing the president of the country and so none is more qualified than Igbos.

"Nigerians must denounce those who arrogate to themselves that the only best materials for the leadership of this country could only be found from among their own.

"No worse disgrace could come to the north than when some of its senior citizens seek to undermine the legitimate political aspirations of the south easterners, who all through the years have been assisting the political interest of the north, without a corresponding assitance to the Igbos."

"No Nigerian must be made to feel as a second class citizen in his own country; the Igbos are not and must not be made so".

He urged Ndigbo to unite and put their resources together and produce the president in 2007.

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He urged Ndigbo to unite and put their resources together and produce the president in 2007. - Ednut

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I am not setting out to die for any obtruse concept, especially an artificial concept like Nigeria---------> Wole Soyinka

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Wole Soyinka in responding to the question. " "Is Nigeria worthy to die for"?Now, we know why Providence will be proud of Wole Soyinka.

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The Igbos are the most resourceful, intelligent, educated, imaginative and hard working people in the country[Nigeria]......far ahead in invention and industry------> WADA NAS

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A response from one desert rat to another responding on why Nigeria would remain a backward nation because it has been ruled by a mediocre for years. Any question that the Igbos are the pride of Nigeria and the most envied?

Hail Biafra


[ July 14, 2004, 01:53 AM: Message edited by: Waypoint1Biafra ]

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“Mbadiwe Backs Anenih Over Obasanjo's Successor" … Mbadiwe, in a statement made available in Lagos said that many people misunderstood Anenih's position to imply that anything undemocratic would be done to ensure that the President's choice emerged. He stressed that the President's far-reaching political structure, intimidating stature, history of accomplishments and goodwill, deployed behind any candidate would guarantee the person's emergence through a democratic process. Besides, Mbadiwe, a former governorship aspirant in Imo State, said that President Obasanjo could not afford to be uninterested in who succeeds him, given the need to perpetuate the legacies that he would be leaving behind... On speculations that the Constitution could be amended to provide for a five year single term and the allegation that President Obasanjo may run under such an arrangement for a third term, Mbadiwe said he saw nothing wrong with that, insisting that at the appropriate time, Nigerians would decide whether the President had done well enough to warrant his staying on in power... ThisdayOnline 7/15/04.

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Another big time Igbo speaketh. A perpetual political JOBBER who squandered his father’s assets and tarnished the legacy and image the man K.O. Mbadiwe secured on his own strength and still lost the Imo gubernatorial election. What say ya?

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BIAFRA: The land of my ancestors now, yesterday and always. So it will be!

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We will become the model in Africa. If we must amputate Nigeria to make it function, please let us do it. I don’t believe in a Nigerian dream. I am 40 years old. Everything I have enjoyed was provided by my community and today I owe allegiance to my community first before Nigeria. I am only a Nigerian when I watch Super Eagles play. I don’t feel Nigerian in any part of the country even when section 25 of the constitutions says so. You can’t give back to a system what the system has not bred in you.

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I am only a Nigerian when I watch the Super Eagles--------> KANU ONUMA

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This is how every Nigerian feels when to be or when not to be a Nigerian [Sports].This is the only time Nigerians are reunited, except the Northern Nigeria who feels Nigerian when they take a trip to the Satanic land [Mecca].

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I am only a Nigerian when I watch the Super Eagles - Kanu Onuma

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Adeniji recalled a case of the son of a former Supreme Court judge who got admission to study in the United Kingdom only to be denied a visa even after his father had paid all the fees required, noting that the action by officials of the commission has ruined the child's life.

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I didn’t know that it won’t be implemented. We all hoped it would be implemented--- Justice Chukwudifu Oputa

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