“What Is Sovereign About Nigeria? Tinubu Went Abroad To Cool Off And Enjoy Himself In a Country Where The System Works, Where The Government Is Stable And In Order. Yet He Has Refused To Fix His Own Country. The Money That Could Have Been Used To Repair Nigeria Has Been Embezzled And Is Now Being Used To Show Off Abroad.” ~ Barrister Darlington
"Justice is increasingly becoming a purchasable commodity. The poor are becoming victims of miscarriage of justice, while the rich commit all manner of crimes & walk the streets scot-free."
- The Sultan of Sokoto at NBA Conference. 👏
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When They Blame Putin And Ruisa for Starting the War, Show Them This
What was Putin's intention in the war?
It was to force Zelensky to negotiate neutrality.
You should understand this. Not the propaganda that's written about this.
The idea was to keep NATO. And what is NATO? It's the United States. Off of Russia's border. No more no less. I should add one very important point.
Why are they so interested?
Acknowledgment of past crimes is not an eraser.
America’s history is not a collection of "mistakes" but a pattern—repeated, deliberate, and systemic.
Crimes confessed but never rectified are not progress; they are a calculated strategy to maintain the illusion of virtue.
You say America is "exceptional" because it admits its sins—so what?
A thief who confesses while still robbing the world does not deserve applause.
What reforms have prevented America from continuing its wars, coups, and economic strangulations?
From Iraq to Afghanistan, Libya to Syria, the same cycle repeats—bomb, sanction, exploit, then offer a feigned apology.
Is that a reinvention? Or just rebranding?
You speak of democracy, but what democracy exports destruction under its banner?
What democracy silences its own dissenters, manipulates its own people, and wages war on truth itself?
Guilt is not an adversary; it is the shadow of unresolved crimes.
Reinvention without atonement is deception.
A nation does not escape its past by acknowledging it—it escapes by dismantling the very systems that perpetuate its crimes.
Until that happens, America’s self-praise is nothing more than words, hollow and weightless, spoken in the ruins of those it has crushed.
Your question assumes that sovereignty is conditional, that small nations must choose sides in a binary world—West or East, U.S. or China.
That is exactly the kind of thinking that leads to mockery like Dai’s and the very reason why countries like Vietnam, Singapore, and countless others navigate geopolitics with careful intent.
Singapore's engagement with the West, including military cooperation, is not a matter of servitude—it is a matter of strategic autonomy.
Just as China pursues its own national interests, so too does Singapore.
That does not mean blind allegiance; it means pragmatic decision-making.
Could Singapore cut all ties with the West overnight and expect no consequences? Of course not.
But could China sever all economic ties with the U.S. tomorrow and expect no repercussions?
The reality of global interdependence applies to all, not just small nations.
What you frame as an inescapable dependency is, in fact, a choice—one that Singapore, Vietnam, and others make with full awareness of its implications.
The ability to make that choice freely, without coercion, is what defines sovereignty.
You ask if Singapore could abandon its ties and still enjoy good relations.
But let me ask you—does China not engage with the West, despite its ideological differences?
Does it not cooperate with nations whose values, military alliances, and interests may not always align with its own?
Why should any nation be forced to choose between prosperity and security, between East and West, when the world is no longer so neatly divided?
What smaller nations like Singapore and Vietnam seek is not patronage but partnership—partnerships built on mutual respect, not conditional loyalty.
And that is where people like @BeijingDai misunderstand the core of this discussion.
This is not about choosing one power over another.
It is about choosing ourselves.
It is about ensuring that our paths are determined not by pressure from a hegemon, but by our own strategic interests.
The real question is not whether Singapore could sever ties and expect friendship—it is whether true friendship ever demands such ultimatums in the first place.
If a nation’s respect is contingent on submission, then it is not respect at all—it is dominance.
And history has shown that those who expect smaller nations to surrender their agency often find themselves surprised when they refuse to do so.
Singapore stands where it does because it navigates the world with clarity, pragmatism, and an understanding of history.
The same clarity that reminds us: peace is not found in submission.
It is found in mutual respect.
And that is why any nation that values its sovereignty will always choose its own path, regardless of expectations from those who see themselves as larger.
Because sovereignty means having the freedom to choose—and the wisdom to choose wisely.
That is what Singapore has done.
That is what Vietnam continues to do.
And that is why neither will ever be a vassal to anyone’s empire.
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NEW: Tucker Carlson declared Zelensky a typical "dictator"
"The first characteristic of a dictator is that he is not elected. So Zelensky is not elected.
He also banned a religious denomination. He killed his political opponents. He banned a language group. To me, all of this seems like the characteristics of a dictatorship.
Now he has the support of the British secret services. But that doesn't mean he's not a dictator. He looks like a dictator," the journalist said.
Earlier, Carlson said that Blinken and Biden tried to "kill Putin." The State Duma has already called on the US Congress to investigate this.
The hostile shutdown of USAID and the ongoing attacks and displacement of USAID workers is as illegal as it is shocking.
Trump and Musk’s actions will have global repercussions, jeopardizing lives and undermining America’s leadership on the world stage.
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