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@Moonlight_myths The only thing that came to my mind is " your father wont be there with you forever. After he is gone forever how would you feel remembering all these? I bet you will become embittered towards your spouse and forgiving yourself will be difficult as well.
Still there has'nt been any update whatsoever at the domiciled branch. Yes it's a card presence transaction but I feel let down with the slowness of my banker to respond to an emergency call for recovery of funds- how exactly do we get here?
for the account details of the pos merchant that would enable me obtain a court order for reversal of my funds , all I'm getting is "liaise with your domiciled branch for updates" from one Chizaram in fraud unit as if that unit isn't created for incidences such as this. Worse
The most difficult subject in War School was Iran, you know why? No one, even my Professors who were former intelligence operatives couldn’t tell Irans military strategy.
Militarily, Iran did what no country has done. The decentralization of it Forces, a well organized a formidable units with its own brain around defense. You can embed the CIA and Mossad as much as you want in Iran, but there’s a place where everything stops.
So let me give you a little lesson about Iran, It is Not a country. Not really.
More like a living labyrinth, designed not to win wars the way empires do but to outlive them.
You see, in the grand theaters of war, where men like Napoleon Bonaparte chased glory and where doctrine is etched into polished marble halls, Iran chose a different scripture entirely.
They studied collapse.
They watched the fate of men like Saddam Hussein, a towering army, centralized, proud and decapitated in weeks. They watched Libya. They watched Afghanistan. And somewhere in the ashes of those fallen regimes, Iran asked a far more dangerous question:
“What survives when the head is cut off?”
And so, they removed the head.
No single brain. No single nerve center.
Instead, a thousand smaller minds, each capable of thought, of violence, of continuation.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is not merely a military force. It is a philosophy with weapons. A hydra. You don’t defeat it, you inconvenience it.
Cut one arm, another recalibrates.
Silence one commander, ten more adjust without ceremony, without pause.
No dramatic funerals in the command chain. No operational paralysis.
Just continuity.
And then there’s the illusion, the one that keeps intelligence officers awake at night.
You can penetrate a system, yes. The Central Intelligence Agency has. The Mossad certainly has. They’ve turned assets, intercepted signals, even reached into places once thought untouchable.
But Iran doesn’t build for secrecy alone.
It builds for betrayal.
Every layer watched by another. Every agent suspected before he proves loyal. Every corridor lined not just with doors but with mirrors.
You think you’re inside the system until you realize the system anticipated you long before you arrived.
Now, about the dead.
Spies, operatives, assets: men and women who stepped into that maze believing tradecraft could save them.
Some vanished quietly. Others, not so quietly.
Iran has made examples of those it accuses of espionage, broadcasting confessions, staging executions, sending messages carved not in ink but in consequence.
But here’s the truth no agency will print:
The real number? The real cost?
Buried.
Because in that world, numbers are not statistics, they’re vulnerabilities.
You see, my friend, most nations prepare for war.
Iran prepares for endurance.
It doesn’t ask, “How do we defeat our enemy?” It asks, “How do we remain when they have exhausted themselves trying?”
And that, that is a far more terrifying strategy.
Because history has a peculiar habit of remembering not the strongest, but the last one standing.
Apologies isn't a redress. Can this be resolved promptly please? You have been apologizing since November , this is February - no update whatsoever or any preferred solution in sight. This is not service.
Please refund me my money and let's end this ASAP.
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@CDcareNG This has lingered beyond the service standard period. The wait has been endless with my family being without power supply every night after paying you fully for inverter batteries that were meant to provide us with relieve.
@lasgcopa@SONNigeria please help intervene.
@CDcareNG This has lingered beyond the service standard period. The wait has been endless with my family being without power supply every night after paying you fully for inverter batteries that were meant to provide us with relieve.
@lasgcopa@SONNigeria please help intervene.
@CDcareNG I bought 2 tubular batteries from you in April. 5 months later, the batteries were already bad. This is still within your warranty period so I was made to return them back. That was in November. Till now, I haven't heard anything on my batteries; sleeping in darkness
@CDcareNG I bought 2 tubular batteries from you in April. 5 months later, the batteries were already bad. This is still within your warranty period so I was made to return them back. That was in November. Till now, I haven't heard anything on my batteries; sleeping in darkness
@TouchlineX No matter the league, these two elevate everything they touch. Who's got the hotter form right now - CR7's goals or Messi's vision? Drop your take!
Ibrahim waited decades for a child.
Musa waited years in exile.
Yusuf waited in prison.
Yaqub waited with blind eyes.
Ayyub waited through pain.
Nuh waited a lifetime.
Their waiting wasn’t wasted.
Waiting is one of the quietest forms of ‘ibadah—because even in silence, you’re saying: “I trust Allah.”
And when the wait ended, Allah rewarded them beyond imagination.