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Interviewer: How do you feel about Konami?

Hideo Kojima: I dont really have any strong feelings about them. We parted ways amicably, and I wish them the best.

Interviewer: Why exactly did you split from Konami?

Hideo Kojima: I wanted to create my own studio so that I would have more creative freedom.

Interviewer: Why did Konami scrub your name from Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes if the split was amicable?

Hideo Kojima: Im not sure. I guess they were just trying to distance themselves from me.

Interviewer: Why would they want to distance themselves from you?

Hideo Kojima: I dont know. I guess they just dont like my games.

Interviewer: How does that make you feel?

Hideo Kojima: Its fine. Im just focused on making the best games I can.

Interviewer: Who do you think is the best character youve created?

Hideo Kojima: I think its Solid Snake. Hes a great character, and I think people can relate to him.

Interviewer: Why do you think hes relatable?

Hideo Kojima: I think its because hes a very human character. Hes not perfect, and he makes mistakes. But hes always trying to do the right thing, and I think people can respect that.

Interviewer: Would you consider kidnapping child soldiers as one of Snakes mistakes?

Hideo Kojima: Im not really sure. I just try to be cool about everything.

Interviewer: You were criticized for the character design of Quiet, a character who wears no clothes because she breathes through her skin. Do you think those criticisms were justified?

Hideo Kojima: I dont really have an opinion on that. I just wanted to create a character that I thought was cool.

Interviewer: What do you think is cool about a character whos nude and breathes through her skin?

Hideo Kojima: I just think its a cool concept.

Interviewer: Why are there so many jokes about poop in your games?

Hideo Kojima: Im not sure. I guess I just like poop jokes.

Interviewer: What can poop jokes tell us about the human condition?

Hideo Kojima: They just make people laugh.

They sure do, AI Kojima. They sure do.

Written by Kirk McKeand on behalf of GLHF.

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Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo has raised her concerns over her profile and biography on Wikipedia.

The divorced mother of two seeks help to edit and clarify the fact that her ex husband Mr. Ojo was never a Movie Marketer but a Clearing Agent, as wronglystated on her Wikipedia page.

It is no longer news that Iyabos marriage to Mr. Ademidun Ojo packed up a long time ago, shortly after the birth of their two children.

Abeg who handles this Wikipedia. Bloggers my Ex husband, the father of my children Mr Ademidun Ojo was never a Movie Marketer ooooooooo, he was a CLEARING AGENT ., She cried out on her verified Instagram page.

Kemi Filani News had earlier reported when Iyabo Ojo called out her colleague Caroline Danjuma.

Ojo and Danjuma now known as Caroline Hutchings both featured on the Real Housewives of Lagos (RHOL), the reality TV show.

But it appears all is not well between the two film stars.

Caroline had posted to whom it may concern subtle shade on her Instagram page: Out of trenches , but the trenches is yet to leave you .. love and light to your fav .. inferiority complex is a mental disorder. QueenC.

Unfortunately, many had thought the shade was for Laura Ikeji who is also part of Real Housewives of Lagos (RHOL), the reality TV show.

However, with Iyabo Ojos response, one could tell who owns Carolines message.

Iyabo Ojo wrote: Caro! Caro!! Caro!! Your rudeness & disrespect that night was on a different level, you said I was insensitive towards your boyfriends bracelet lol its a pity the camera cant play out everything & the most happened off camera but deep down in your heart you know that I was one of the reasons you remained on the show.. even when you snitched on Toyin showing me her WhatsApp messages to you about me, I still kept my cool and encouraged you to remain on the show..Off camera youre so rude & disrespectful even to the crew but I have always made excuses for you, and I can see in your diary sessions, you are such an angel in Disguise.

Why didnt you mention I returned your gift the next day, you said I was insensitive about your boyfriends bracelet bcos I asked if it was from your billionaire ex husband or current billionaire boyfriend lol thats a girls talk no big deal darling & you know that, weve had worse talks than that.. the only issue was I asked on camera which I apologized immediately and we even laughed about it even tho the camera didnt show that part, abi you forgot you told us that you wish you had stolen it for yourself & lied it went missing anyways lets leave the gbasgbos for reunion

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This site has spoken about how some First-Class privileges in airlines are completely nuts. But so are the tantrums of the passengers who occupy the best seats in these exclusive sections of airlines. And we mean literally nuts. This happened in 2014, on the 5th day of that fated December when Korean Airlines flight 086 was set to make its way from JFK International Airport in New York to Incheon International Airport in South Korea. There were 250 passengers on board bracing themselves for the long journey when something went off.Korean Air Boeing 747 first class. Via Korean Air.The then Vice-President of the airlines, Heather Cho, was one of the passengers occupying the First-Class seat. One would imagine this to be an ideal reason that the passengers of the flight could rest assured that the plane would depart on time and theyd have the best onboard experience. However, the crew decided to serve macadamia nuts in the First-Class, and that set off a chain of events that led to the creation of a Wikipedia page dedicated to the incident.

Korean Air Boeing 747 first class Image used for representation only. Via Korean Air.Ms. Cho observed that the nuts were served in a packet instead of being served on a plate. She rebuked flight attendant, Kim Do-hee and even escalated the issue to cabin-crew chief Park Chang-jin. One report states that she ordered Chang-jin to get on his knees and ask for her forgiveness for this trivial mistake. She even physically attacked him with a few whacks on his knuckles with a digital tablet. The altercation kept getting more severe till she fired him on the spot. Thats when Cho ordered that the plane return to the gate of departure (which means that it was clearly taxying or awaiting take-off).

Park Chang jinSo much for putting customers first in the hospitality industry, the entire saga caused a delay of twenty minutes, affecting the schedules of all 250 passengers and causing unnecessary challenges for the air-traffic control at the JFK. Even so, Park Chang-jin decided to let matters settle and not go public, till Cho alleged that he had an affair with his flight crew. Thats when he took matters into the public domain, calling out the ridiculous policies of Korean Airlines. When one angry passenger contacted the airline about the incident, they were pacified with a model airplane and a calendar by mail as a token of apology. Cute.

Heather Cho.The aggrieved flight attendant was pressured to state that they had quit voluntarily. They even went on record to state that the Transport Ministrys attempt to investigate the incident would be unreliable and that they would be in cahoots with the airlines. However, the investigation went on to prove that Ms. Cho had a nasty track record when on her inspection flights. She had attacked a flight attendant only a year before this incident for being served improperly cooked ramen noodles. In that instance, the company managed to sweep everything under the carpet, but wasnt so lucky with the Nutgate incident. Thanks to the flight attendant who went to the media right away.

Cho apologises before being questioned by the police. Via ChinadailyThe media trial led to an outcry against Cho and she was forced to resign as Vice President. Thats not all. There were criminal charges that were brought against her, which led her and her father (who is the Chairman of Korean Air) to apologize to the crew and their families. She even attempted visiting the homes of the victims but ended up leaving a note since they were not available on her arrival.

Via Unsplash / @Marcos Paulo PradoThis had strange economic implications on two vastly different things. The rates of Korean Air domestic flights dropped by over 6%. And the price of macadamia nuts soared! One report claims that the price rise was close to 300%. Its interesting to observe how a nut that is expensive enough to be served to the privileged few in First Class cabins of flights becomes a sensation among the general population, simply because of the latters curiosity to know what exact kind of nut warranted such an incident to take place. Its nuts!

Korean Air first class customers are now served nuts in a bowl. Screengrab / Youtube.On January 12th, 2015 it was presented to a court that the nuts are traditionally served in a bag according to the airlines policies, and therefore there was no wrong on part of the flight crew. While the chief didnt appear, the flight attendant did and testified to being physically assaulted and that she was later bribed with a teaching position at one of the brands affiliated institutions. Cho got away with a one-year prison sentence for changing flight course but was released in five months since Seoul High Court found her not guilty of changing the flights route. This joy was short-lived, since both, the flight attendant and her chief filed a civil lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State of New York in March 2015. They accused Cho and the airline of physical attack and verbal abuse. This was dropped because all parties involved were in South Korea.

Korean air staff have protested on the streets of Seoul in Guy Fawkes masks against the abuses of the management. Via CNN.In yet another suit, the Seoul Western District Court ordered the airline to pay the chief 20 million KRW for coercion (over $16,000) and 30 million KRW (over $24,000) for Chos abuse.

There are a bunch of winners and losers in an affair like this. While the nuts gained huge popularity in Korea, the national carrier had some bad press that would be fully illustrated in parody videos and alley-side gossip.

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Bill Maher would probably like to make fun of conservatives like he's done in years past. I admit some were funny jabs. He's a comedian. He's pro-free speech. He hates the political correctness ethos that's infected his side of the aisle. It's why he's shot inside the ship more than a few times. He's returned fire against his own because they've lost their minds. The man just likes having conversations with anyone. He and Ann Coulter are best friends. He sat down with The Daily Wire's Ben Shapiro where he discussed how his side has lost the plot. Defunding the police, kids being transgender at age fourthis never happened. Being "woke" was not a thing. Introducing yourself via pronouns was not a thing either. So, when Joe Biden decided to form a thought police task force at the Department of Homeland Security ahead of the 2022 midterms, you can only imagine how Maher would react given his past remarks about Big Tech censorship concerning the Wuhan lab leak theory and Hunter Biden's laptop.

First, it just shows you how out of touch Joe Biden has become thinking that so-called misinformation, which is just anything that makes him look bad, is what's causing his bad polling numbers. It's just that he has a trash agenda. Yet, Maher warned liberals about this thought police task force, noting they would have had a field day over Barack Obama's lie about healthcare. Remember, if you like your plan, you can keep it? The HBO host also said that people comparing it to "1984's" Ministry of Truth in Oceania are right.

"It's exactly what it sounds like," he said (via The Blaze):

On Friday night's episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher," the liberal talk show host said he agreed with the newly-formed department's role in combatting Russian disinformation since "they are our adversary and trying to hurt us." However, Maher was deeply concerned with how the Disinformation Governance Board could be politically weaponizedhere's from the Department of Homeland Security, 'Disinformation is defined as false information that is deliberately spread with the intention to deceive or mislead,'" Maher quoted the DHS.

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"Well, you could have said that about If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor," Maher suggested, recalling Obama's vow that was proclaimed "Lie of the Year" by PolitiFact in 2013.

"It said also, here's a phrase, can take many forms. Okay, now we're going faster down the slippery slope," Maher warned.

Maher declared, "Okay, so government should not be involved in deciding what's true or not true!"

Maher then questioned what would happen to the Disinformation Governance Board if Republicans regained the White House in the next presidential election.

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Maher mentioned that many people are labeling the Disinformation Governance Board as the "Ministry of Truth" the department of propaganda in George Orwell's dystopian book "1984."

"Yes, they're right to compare this to Orwell in the Ministry of Truth. It's exactly what it sounds like," Maher exclaimed.

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Maher also slammed the incoming director of the new Disinformation Governance Board for wanting to enable verified Twitter users to edit other users if they feel like a tweet is misleading.

During a recent Zoom call, Nina Jankowicz said, Verified people can essentially start to edit Twitter [in] the same sort of way that Wikipedia is so they can add context to certain tweets.

Maher noted that Twitter users can easily add a reply to tweets which could provide context.

"Oh, you mean like what Twitter is? That's what Twitter is. Somebody says something and then you add context," Maher snapped back sarcastically, then added, "These are not bright people in our government."

Well, that's for sure, sir. Democrats sure act as if they'll be in the majority forever. That's coming to an end this year. I hope they understand thatand I'm not so sure we should dissolve this thought police task force once we regain control in due time. They set the rules. And we know the left has been spewing a steady lava stream of misinformation.

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