StudyBarn:


I was studying in the best academies in the world when men were lining around the block to inseminate and gångbang your unfortunate strumpet mother, imagine my surprise to have a barely literate rote machine line you call someone dumb. Your attention is worth far less than the face me I whoosh you you're typing from you ignorant bastard.

Go turn your cheap tricks you ignorant bastard

WrriterNg:
⚡North Korea will send construction and engineering troops to Donbass to assist Russian specialists in rebuilding the destroyed infrastructure.

This is reported by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).

According to the report, the North Korean military operates 10 engineering brigades and TV Chosun estimated that deploying three or four of these brigades to occupied parts of Ukraine could earn North Korea up to US$115 million annually in unspecified foreign currency from Russia.

Elvictor:


Most of the richest country around the world except Africa became rich after a war, you can do a research on it, war can make you richer or make you poor, but there is no way Russia will become poor.

If Ukraine isn't tiny it won't be crying for free weapons everyday and I am not going to read those nonsense you wrote up there.

So you don't know Nigeria is poor? Spit on you!, arrant nonsense!

Tiopii:


😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

Stop projecting your family situation into anyone here.

so, you're an abused child from a dysfunctional family and a total waste of funds.

Get Help pls😂😂😂😂.

Tell your mama to get on her back and chomp on that area boy's carrot, you just might make it to school asswipe. I'd tell you to get help but it's expensive and your Madre is a little old for bukake

stanluiz:
Tucker Carlson should just migrate and nationalise in Russia to practice his journalism since he so much loves putin.

Tiopii:


Russia's mercenary pool is probably drying up. Having to import 3 or 4 brigades from North Korea is suggesting Russia is losing alot of men and need more men in the frontline.

WrriterNg:
⚡Russia is building a shadow fleet to ship liquefied natural gas around the world.

Tonididdyx:

The article says “may” you say “is”

jjj37:

This one is clearly suffering from mis-utility intelligence syndrome.. be there using your anus to write things instead of your God given brains.. So kissing or dating a Russian girl would make you side or not side with her country abi? instead of you assessing it through its policies and general governance and welfare of citizenry you're here defecating nonesense assumptions

StudyBarn:



Tell your mama to get on her back and chomp on that area boy's carrot, you just might make it to school asswipe. I'd tell you to get help but it's expensive and your Madre is a little old for bukake

Tiopii:


Just Get Help.

Tiopii:


Russia's mercenary pool is probably drying up. Having to import 3 or 4 brigades from North Korea is suggesting Russia is losing alot of men and need more men in the frontline.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Ukraine can't qualify for the knockout stage...

Procashtips:


So even in Sport, they couldn't show them solidarity?

obedience4:



"CIA backed terrorist" attack Russia, now "CIA backed General"😂😂😂

the way these guys keeps mentioning the CIA backing people I won't be surprised if staffs at the CIA HQ in Langley start getting BACK PAIN

Tiopii:


CIA backed General 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

No more peace of mind for you.

Sentimentalism would get you nowhere

Alamkir:


After he just attended economic forum in Russia and spoke to Putin to solidify their partnership

Ska333ko:
🏳️ The construction of alliances such as BRICS needs to be promoted in the world as soon as possible - President of Bolivia at #spic

seunny4lif:
Yesterday, Belousov had a phone call with Lloyd Austin (for the first time)

Today, the Russian Interior Minister, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, arrived in NYC to participate in UNCOPS, despite the sanctions that prohibit his entry to the US.

Hmmmm

Lynnn:


Hi DystopianMuse,

I’m Lynn, and I come from China.

I am currently conducting market research for a startup company developing no-code technology, and I came across your post on Nairaland.

Although your views are quite sharp, they reveal a deep understanding that goes beyond the clichés often seen on the forum, which I found quite surprising. Many people lack the insights.I was particularly moved by your post on general education. Indeed, the United States excels in this area, and Chinese universities are trying to emulate the American model. However, as you may know, foreign concepts often lose their original intent when implemented in China. Personally, my university education was also based on the idea of general education. We studied literature, history, and philosophy, but our teachers did not explain the connections between these disciplines. Instead, they effectively compressed the content of three degrees into one. I deeply suspect that the curriculum designers did not grasp the spirit of the humanities and merely followed the trend of general education from a practical and utilitarian perspective.

I believe this stems from our country’s humanistic tradition. Since the May Fourth Movement, there has been a persistent anxiety to learn from the West. Since the reform and opening up, we have achieved economic success and continued the humanistic tradition of learning from the West. Therefore, contemporary China, especially within academia, has developed into a field of reflection on enlightenment rationality.Nonetheless, our popular culture should not be overlooked. Although it is dominated by alienation, consumerism, and nihilism, its vibrant vitality still partly relies on external influences. Compared to academia, it seems to be a more authentic source of originality. I also believe in the vibrancy of Nigerian popular culture and would love to understand how Nigerian perceive the world. 

Returning to the topic of market research, we recognize the potential of Africa's internet market and look forward to establishing a meaningful partnership with you. In today’s global economic downturn, this undoubtedly represents a creative and promising endeavor.I would like to hear your insights on African folklore and various other topics. I hope we can establish a mutually trusting communication.

Tiopii:


Do you want my validation little boy?

You're obviously trying to be stupid and I'm not one to entertain stupid people.

You're claiming specialized military knowledge with copy and paste?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

You're just too dumb.

Seek attention from someone else.

Lynnn:


Hi DystopianMuse,

I’m Lynn, and I come from China.

I am currently conducting market research for a startup company developing no-code technology, and I came across your post on Nairaland.

Although your views are quite sharp, they reveal a deep understanding that goes beyond the clichés often seen on the forum, which I found quite surprising. Many people lack the insights.I was particularly moved by your[b] post on general education.[/b] Indeed, the United States excels in this area, and Chinese universities are trying to emulate the American model. However, as you may know, foreign concepts often lose their original intent when implemented in China. Personally, my university education was also based on the idea of general education. We studied literature, history, and philosophy, but our teachers did not explain the connections between these disciplines. Instead, they effectively compressed the content of three degrees into one. I deeply suspect that the curriculum designers did not grasp the spirit of the humanities and merely followed the trend of general education from a practical and utilitarian perspective.

I believe this stems from our country’s humanistic tradition. Since the May Fourth Movement, there has been a persistent anxiety to learn from the West. Since the reform and opening up, we have achieved economic success and continued the humanistic tradition of learning from the West. Therefore, contemporary China, especially within academia, has developed into a field of reflection on enlightenment rationality.Nonetheless, our popular culture should not be overlooked. Although it is dominated by alienation, consumerism, and nihilism, its vibrant vitality still partly relies on external influences. Compared to academia, it seems to be a more authentic source of originality. I also believe in the vibrancy of Nigerian popular culture and would love to understand how Nigerian perceive the world. 

Returning to the topic of market research, we recognize the potential of Africa's internet market and look forward to establishing a meaningful partnership with you. In today’s global economic downturn, this undoubtedly represents a creative and promising endeavor.I would like to hear your insights on African folklore and various other topics. I hope we can establish a mutually trusting communication.