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Atiku, Obasanjo, and Genocide Scud Missiles
Of all the weapon systems that BiafraNigeria could invest in, Atiku and Obasanjo have decided to opt for North Korean Scud missiles, the very weapons that served Saddam Hussein's Iraq so so poorly in the two Gulf wars.
The more immediate question is whom does BiafraNigeria want to attack with these aimless scud missiles? Many of the scuds that Saddam fired at Israel and Kuwait missed their target. The scud missiles proved that they are only useful for attacks against large population areas. It is the weapon of choice of the genocidaire.
The US is only concerned about the sale because the deal is with "Axis-of-Evil" North Korea.
But, those who know the history of BiafraNigeria should know that the only purpose for which that baracuda is being purchased is Obasanjo's and Atiku's genocidal campaigns within BiafraNigeria.
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Don't sweat it. If the scud missiles work the way Nigerian military equipment do, then, all the missiles will land on Aso-Rock when fired. We are talking about an army of poorly trained and unmotivated obese men who can hardly use their standard issue rifles properly. Expect the scuds to rot in their silos. For the mobile missiles, expect the launch vehicles to break down and be unable to get the missiles where they are needed.
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Our major concern is why the Yoruba/Hausa leaders of BiafraNigeria are always importing - everything!. What is stopping the Yoruba/Hausa leaders of a country with the resources and the mission to lead blacks from assembling the Igbo propeller heads in BiafraNigeria and around the globe, and their can-do counterparts elsewhere in BiafraNigerian, to build these things locally. A budget of $1b over four years is more than enough to do the job, plus save all the money from crude oil sales that goes back to Europe, North American and North Korea, apart from jobs created. There are other payoffs in civilian goods and services too. Why are the Yoruba/Hausa so scared about learning the right way from the Igbo/Biafrans to save the black man the sigma of general backwardness?
It is clear the world has Yoruba/Hausa leaders of BiafraNigeria in mind when they call Africa backward and a Dark Continent.
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Ndi Igbo si ewu na amaighi anwu ji anwu si uzo. Meaning the goat who doesn't know how to die will always die in the middle of the road. How can a military outfit that can not shoot straight handle scud missile. This is laughable.
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Sometimes, it seems as if this administration has sworn never to be outdone in their sheer recklessness. It does appear that this administration has promised, and is inflexibly devoting all her capabilities to, all the idiotic, misplaced projects that man can ever conceive. Nigerians are perishing, the state of the nation is deplorable beyond belief, the economy is in dire straits, her international image/reputation has been mortally bludgeoned, economic and social indices are pointing downwards and it appears as if things are only going to get worse.
So Nigeria wants nukes now? A nation that has to import farmers to help feed her hungry is dabbling with ballistic missiles. How very ‘Solomonic’ the dispositions of Obasanjo and his advisers are! Sometimes, the bone-headed idiocy of government transactions and policies are so observable that the masses are found bewilderingly bereft of the corresponding irate or disappointing deportment to voice their palpable disgust! This is a crying shame! Please, can anyone tell me if the cretins in Aso rock are so sheltered that they do not see, hear or read about the effects of their thumbprints all over Nigeria’s gaunt and dislocated frame?
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