u/femithebutcher

Shock would be an understatement when I saw a post that hailed the deceased General Thomas Aguyi-Ironsi as a visionary Hero (whose murderers ‘are still running our country today’).

A certain part of that statement is true.
But the ‘visionary’ element, thereof, is an aggrandized delusion.

The General’s tale, when reflected on, is seen with the end in mind:
A corpse in the forests of Lalupon.

Did he deserve his fate? No.
Did he have it coming? Absolutely.

Now hear me out:

In 1962, a fated meeting happened between Adewale Ademoyega and Thomas Aguyi-Ironsi in London. They discussed the political climate of the Nigeria & its Armed Forces.

Thomas served as the Defence Attaché to the Nigerian High Commision. Meanwhile, Adewale was on his way back to Nigeria, after training at the Mons Officer Cadet School in Aldershot.

At the time, our country was not yet a Republic and our soldiers served in the Queen’s Own Nigerian Regiment.

Thus, they were trained abroad in the ilk and mould of the British:

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The Outgoing GOC was a British who had recommended Christopher Welby-Everard, another British, to lead Nigeria’s young Military.

Clearly, the British held the keys. And gayly so.
Adewale was puzzled at the crawling pace of the Military’s Nigerianization.
However, Lt. Col. Aguyi-Ironsi was short of answers for the curious cadet.

It was up to the politicians, he said. He simply did what he was told.

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Four years later, their paths would cross once again.
This time, the Army was fully ‘Nigerian’.
In fact, Ironsi was the GOC.

His years of service had paid off:
- Equerry to the Queen on her tour of Nigeria in 1956.
- Defence Attache in the UK
- First African to command UN Forces
- Decorated by the Austrian Government for valor
- Loyalty to the ruling order

But the Country had gone completely wrong.
And the Army Brass was complicit.
So, they struck..... read more

The Drone attack, which the United States claimed as Iran's breach of the MOU seems like a False Flag imo. On June 1, The IRGC issued a statement to claim responsibility for striking the Panama-flagged container ship MSC Sariska V (also referenced as Sariska) near Iraq's Umm Qasr port.

However, they have been silent about the strike on on the Singapore-flagged cargo vessel M/V Ever Lovely in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump immediately called this a foolish violation of the ceasefire. Both US & Iran have traded strikes in the aftermath.

Could this be a False Flag attack?

Shoutout to Jude Bela, he's doing the Lord's work.