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Arethe Nigerian protesters common criminals or do they have a legitimate beef ?

Are the Nigerian protesters criminals or do they have a complaint ?

  • Yes, they are common criminals

    Votes: 2 66.7%
  • No, they have a legitimate beef

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Neither, they are Islamics

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    3
  • Poll closed .

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http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/africa/02/20/nigeria.oil.reut/index.html

IMO, nigeria is one of those "lost" countries that can easily be written off - but for their oil. And their protesters, now kidnappers, are not making the situation any better..
If I were an oil company, I would plan on leaving places such as nigeria and go where the political climate is stable ( in the middle of the ocean, for one) or, better yet, the USA(Colorado oil shale)..
I do not know the reason behind the protest activity; I suspect the nigerian government is shafting their own people, which would not be a surprise.
Probably the Islamics are playing a role in this as well..

niger means N i g e r , why this was censored, I do not know - Censors are not noted for intelligence.
 
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earthworm said:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/africa/02/20/nigeria.oil.reut/index.html

IMO, nigeria is one of those "lost" countries that can easily be written off - but for their oil. And their protesters, now kidnappers, are not making the situation any better..
If I were an oil company, I would plan on leaving places such as nigeria and go where the political climate is stable ( in the middle of the ocean, for one) or, better yet, the USA(Colorado oil shale)..
I do not know the reason behind the protest activity; I suspect the nigerian government is shafting their own people, which would not be a surprise.
Probably the Islamics are playing a role in this as well..

***** means N i g e r , why this was censored, I do not know - Censors are not noted for intelligence.

If they resorted to criminal activity then they are no longer protesters,they are criminals.
 
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