@UtdForever7@ManUtd@LisandrMartinez You’re not serious for asking this question, who deserves more contract in whole united squad than martinez , even bruno , martinez is more technician than the whole united team , deserve more respect than just a contract.
@ibukun_tayo@OurFavOnlineDoc Non of them has the interest of the counmtry at them back of their mined, they were United purposely for their self interest , the future of Nigeria and Nigerians is in great danger .
The noise is loud. The outrage is clear.
But the big questions remain:
– What truly unites them beyond shared enemies?
– What’s the real agenda—change or control?
– Is this a movement for reform or a calculated bid to reclaim lost power?
Because shouting “enough is enough” is easy.
Vision, values, and action? That’s the hard part.
🇮🇷 THE AXIS THAT WASN'T: WHY IRAN GOT GHOSTED IN WW3
Iran learned the hard way what "strategic partnership" means in autocrat-speak: absolutely nothing.
When Israeli and American bombs rained down on Tehran's nuclear facilities, the vaunted "Axis of Upheaval" revealed itself as theater.
Russia, still gulping down Iranian drones for Ukraine, couldn't spare a single S-400.
China, busy counting discounted oil barrels, offered stern words and nothing else.
North Korea? Silent.
This isn't just diplomatic failure, it's strategic bankruptcy.
While America crosses oceans to defend allies, authoritarian states can't even defend neighbors who armed them yesterday.
The lesson is crystal clear: transactional relationships crumble under pressure.
Real alliances endure because they're built on shared values, not shared enemies.
Tehran's abandonment proves the "multipolar world" remains unipolar where it counts: projecting power to protect partners.
Source: WarFronts, WSJ, Reuters