Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Inside Nigeria's Kidnapping for Ransom Crisis" video.

  1. That plus the authoritative body language and flashy clothes means she's probably double dealing both sides.
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  2. To be fair, she doesn't want to get shot.
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  3. It's fast money, until you get shot by some degenerate.
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  4.  @thepromking29  why'd anyone with a reliable internet connection be jealous of anyone in that shithole? And even the reporter in the video knew she had some sort of racket going.
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  5. If I were Nigerian police, I'd arrest all the hostage negotiators and make them cough up the names and locations of all their contacts. The question we must ask is, why hasn't that happened?
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  6.  @AnonymousReader-er4eg  she's definitely racketeering.
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  7.  @louismwanja  you mean the reporter? Her hairstyle and accent and education makes her a more obvious American than even my white face. But she's in part of the world wear a lot of people will scream at women for being a whore and/or beat you up for not wearing a hijab. As for the negotiator she'd probably identify with whatever religion the people she's scamming.
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  8. She can just pay them off too.
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  9. That's silly to accuse such a random neutral country like that. Your Sanskirt name doesn't help uncover why'd you say that either.
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  10. 0:03 Goodness, a gaggle of US civvies is better armed and trained than that mess. Look at all the barrels pointed at their own feet!
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  11. Quit being silly
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  12. Your username says Malian Empire, your suit says Amero-Liberian.
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  13. They were also trying to blend in with dreadlocks and a crisp North American accent.
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  14. Doesn't matter. She's racketeering.
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  15.  @Fireclaws10  I know. Did they terrorize the negotiator into talking, though? Apparently not, and that's just simple detective work there.
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  16.  @daveo2431  you don't know the meaning of the word
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  17. The wages of sin
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