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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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Much Know wrote:AlphDoti wrote:hardwood wrote:The sad thing is that our kids might one day go to study in the US .....and face this kind of injustice. We fed the monster and when its thirst for blood becomes unbearable, it will devour even those you did not expect: your own children. So we are guilty of submitting to evil, when this Uncle Sam country was killing innocent children in Middle East as collateral damage, we celebrated and praised how strong the country is!  You are lying about the middle east and Racism, how many Kenyan black Kenyan women have been murdered in the Middle East? Daily occurrence now in our papers, thrown out windows like garbage and no one cares. I know for sure more BLACK women and perhaps men have been killed unjustly in the middle east than what happens in the US. Many of your "Middle East" ideas work very much against Kenyan and African interest, the US was a long customer of middle east oil, just to be abused by shallow thinking terrorist minded middle east fanatic about oil oil oil, now they are leaving, let us see how this "middle east" of yours will survive without dollars, ngoja tuone!  . That was not my point. But since you brought it up, i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil. The Middle East guys lived in the desert before oil frenzy. Their forefathers used the camels. They will just go back to that lifestyle. Hiyo ndio utaona. And let me educate you, the future will be going back to the roots, forget oil. So start training on horse riding and swimming and arrow shooting. Look at the prophesy below: Eze 38:15 And thou [Gog] shall come from thy place out of the north parts, thou, and many people with thee, all of them riding upon horses, a great company, and a mighty army: Rev 14:20 And the winepress was trodden without the city, and blood came out of the winepress, even unto the horse bridles, by the space of a thousand [and] six hundred furlongs.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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AlphDoti wrote:Much Know wrote:AlphDoti wrote:hardwood wrote:The sad thing is that our kids might one day go to study in the US .....and face this kind of injustice. We fed the monster and when its thirst for blood becomes unbearable, it will devour even those you did not expect: your own children. So we are guilty of submitting to evil, when this Uncle Sam country was killing innocent children in Middle East as collateral damage, we celebrated and praised how strong the country is! You are lying about the middle east and Racism, how many Kenyan black Kenyan women have been murdered in the Middle East? Daily occurrence now in our papers, thrown out windows like garbage and no one cares. I know for sure more BLACK women and perhaps men have been killed unjustly in the middle east than what happens in the US. Many of your "Middle East" ideas work very much against Kenyan and African interest, the US was a long customer of middle east oil, just to be abused by shallow thinking terrorist minded middle east fanatic about oil oil oil, now they are leaving, let us see how this "middle east" of yours will survive without dollars, ngoja tuone! . That was not my point. But since you brought it up, i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil. The Middle East guys lived in the desert before oil frenzy. Their forefathers used the camels. They will just go back to that lifestyle. Hiyo ndio utaona. And let me educate you, the future will be going back to the roots, forget oil. So start training on horse riding and swimming and arrow shooting. Look at the prophesy below: Eze 38:15 And thou [Gog] shall come from thy place out of the north parts, thou, and many people with thee, all of them riding upon horses, a great company, and a mighty army: Rev 14:20 And the winepress was trodden without the city, and blood came out of the winepress, even unto the horse bridles, by the space of a thousand [and] six hundred furlongs.  All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,588
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AlphDoti wrote: i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil.
 My friend Americans wamesoma sana! and not just Islamic studies like middle east fellows, they can survive with much less oil. The stone age did not come to an end because of shortage of stones, neither will the the oil age come to an end because of lack or a particular persons need for oil (to paraphrase some good Saudi Arabian ministers warning), pole ndugu  United States was a very good and long customer to oil in the middle east, only for the trader to gossip and abuse the customer, and call them evil, yet there is a certain kind of evil about someone who takes your money and turns around to backbite you, middle east sycophants semeni bye bye to middle east goodies and yes start preparing to sell the gold Bentley's, the "Islamic banks" and welcome back the camel. As i said this is AFRICA, your middle east is middle east, we run on different ideas! Ras Kienyeji Man
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/25/2012 Posts: 1,826
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Much Know wrote:AlphDoti wrote: i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil.
My friend Americans wamesoma sana! and not just Islamic studies like middle east fellows, they can survive with much less oil. The stone age did not come to an end because of shortage of stones, neither will the the oil age come to an end because of lack or a particular persons need for oil (to paraphrase some good Saudi Arabian ministers warning), pole ndugu United States was a very good and long customer to oil in the middle east, only for the trader to gossip and abuse the customer, and call them evil, yet there is a certain kind of evil about someone who takes your money and turns around to backbite you, middle east sycophants semeni bye bye to middle east goodies and yes start preparing to sell the gold Bentley's, the "Islamic banks" and welcome back the camel. As i said this is AFRICA, your middle east is middle east, we run on different ideas! oil money dries up and they can kiss goodbye to the sharia laws, try explaining to the young guys with white dresses and red bandannas that they will no longer race their land-cruisers and Ferraris in the desert, try telling them that instead of the white models they run to in the west, they will be stuck with looking at the head to toes black clad alternatives. watajua arab spring ni nini
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/25/2014 Posts: 2,301 Location: kenya
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Anti_Burglar wrote:If after watching this there is no indignation rising within your chest, definitely you are wrong. I think you misunderstood me sir. He was lying down and still got shot. Probable by fellow black police officer.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 9/11/2015 Posts: 1,024
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enyands wrote:Anti_Burglar wrote:If after watching this there is no indignation rising within your chest, definitely you are wrong. I think you misunderstood me sir. He was lying down and still got shot. Probable by fellow black police officer. Sorry Mr. Enyands. I meant my comment to the general public especially those who are against those doing something for their rights. I did not mean to direct it to you alone. My mistake. Ok?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/25/2014 Posts: 2,301 Location: kenya
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Much Know wrote:AlphDoti wrote: i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil.
My friend Americans wamesoma sana! and not just Islamic studies like middle east fellows, they can survive with much less oil. The stone age did not come to an end because of shortage of stones, neither will the the oil age come to an end because of lack or a particular persons need for oil (to paraphrase some good Saudi Arabian ministers warning), pole ndugu United States was a very good and long customer to oil in the middle east, only for the trader to gossip and abuse the customer, and call them evil, yet there is a certain kind of evil about someone who takes your money and turns around to backbite you, middle east sycophants semeni bye bye to middle east goodies and yes start preparing to sell the gold Bentley's, the "Islamic banks" and welcome back the camel. As i said this is AFRICA, your middle east is middle east, we run on different ideas! Americans aren't stupid. The reserves they have for oil can supply the whole world for more than 10 yrs unshaken. It can sustain their country alone for more than 30yrs. As the middle eastern are busy selling their oil, americans are busy pumping the excess to their reserves for rainy day when the worlds will be out of it. They are 10 light years smarter. Google America oil security Also to add on that I wonder what the arabs will do with their oil now that there are many insensitives for going green cars in America. It's a matter of time before oil will be the least needed commodity there. Tesla,Chevy volts, nissan leaf are hit cars in usa now and use no oil.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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AlphDoti wrote: i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil.
hata sio 'kusoma sana'. unless we have a nuclear holocaust or something that disruptive - hakuna kurudi nyuma. The arabs are the ones who will discover that they are addicted to petro dollars when a disruption takes place in that industry. Watu kama Elon Musk are very intent on ensuring that the addiction to petroleum ends. Then the baby sitting that has been happening will also end. Let me give you an example. prior to the berlin wall falling and USSR falling - the US was very content putting up with the likes of akina Kenyatta, Mobutu e.t.c. but as soon as the cold war ended... well these countries were out in the cold. The reason the west is putting up with Saudia and Co. is because of petroleum - once that game changes... they will not need to put up with these people and.... the only people riding horses will be the ones that don't have anything of value to sell to the rest of the world but they have time to figure it out... Dubai seems to be pushing the right buttons as far as that is concerned. Kuna wengine kama Saudia watakuwa wakiishi kama crocodiles za Mara River waiting for the yearly Hajj ndio watu wakule. All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/25/2014 Posts: 2,301 Location: kenya
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masukuma wrote:AlphDoti wrote: i want to inform you that the US are the ones who cannot survive without oil.
hata sio 'kusoma sana'. unless we have a nuclear holocaust or something that disruptive - hakuna kurudi nyuma. The arabs are the ones who will discover that they are addicted to petro dollars when a disruption takes place in that industry. Watu kama Elon Musk are very intent on ensuring that the addiction to petroleum ends. Then the baby sitting that has been happening will also end. Let me give you an example. prior to the berlin wall falling and USSR falling - the US was very content putting up with the likes of akina Kenyatta, Mobutu e.t.c. but as soon as the cold war ended... well these countries were out in the cold. The reason the west is putting up with Saudia and Co. is because of petroleum - once that game changes... they will not need to put up with these people and.... the only people riding horses will be the ones that don't have anything of value to sell to the rest of the world but they have time to figure it out... Dubai seems to be pushing the right buttons as far as that is concerned. Kuna wengine kama Saudia watakuwa wakiishi kama crocodiles za Mara River waiting for the yearly Hajj ndio watu wakule. Tesla guy. Very smart south African born and bred
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/23/2008 Posts: 3,017
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A post oil world will be as different as the post mobile phone world has been, we don't know who will benefit and who will lose out. I am sure the developed world and the oil producers will not be early adopters, as they are out to protect their economic way of life which is interlinked with oil. The early adopters will most likely be the alternative economies (read Brics & emerging markets). I for one think the best place to launch an electric car is either India or China, this are the only economies that can withstand the massive disruption of their Industries that an electric car model poses to the automotive industry. "The purpose of bureaucracy is to compensate for incompetence and lack of discipline." James Collins
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