gameboy727: Thumbs up to the soldiers. Haters can go s.uck a d.ick

coogar:
the nigerian army södomised militia groups in those countries mentioned. OMATSE attacked common police officers - you don't know the difference between police n the military again? the nigerian army is the 4th strongest peacekeeping force on the planet!

keep deluding yourself the military don't have any intelligence on boko haram. when the war is over, i will buy you tequila!

and the military shall visit those states and extinguish them again and again! BH cannot be more than the entire nigerian army so it's their loss!

shymexx: ^^^^Keep wasting your time with the lousy and weak Nigerian army that takes heavy losses in every confrontation it's involved in. from Sierra Leone, to Liberia, to Sudan, to Somalia, to Niger/Delta, and to BH. Even the OMATSE cult smacked them around like kids.

Any warfare without intelligence gather is basically lost before it started.

It won't be long before BH regroup and appear in another state to unleash terror.

emmysenior: Dis is wetin am wanting to hearing walahi! JTF make you killing dem finish well well. Mr plesident! No stopping to killing dem o.
It's like dem JTF is among of my mind o, that am wanting to hie this kaind of news. Killing alla dem finishing.

shymexx:

Yeah, after losing more than a thousand men in Sierra Leone alone and the tons of their helicopters shot down. The same goes for Liberia. In Sudan, they were annihilated by supporter of APC fighters and their camels. In Somalia, they were roasted by Al Shabaab. We all saw how the Kenya army annihilated the same Al Shabaab.

Your military police is just as strong as your army because they basically go through the same training save for a few extras.



Time will tell.



You mean the same army that's already overstretched? You've only got 75,000 people in your army for a country of about 160 million people.

You lot are just trying to solve the problem of BH by using the same tactics you used in making them more sophisticated - try something new.

"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." - Albert Einstein


PS: I'm a realist and I'll always speak the truth. My patriotism is about critical thinking and proffering solutions that will help in the long run.

"The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is." - Winston Churchill


I'm out!

shymexx:
Yeah, after losing more than a thousand men in Sierra Leone alone and the tons of their helicopters shot down. The same goes for Liberia. In Sudan, they were annihilated by supporter of APC fighters and their camels. In Somalia, they were roasted by Al Shabaab. We all saw how the Kenya army annihilated the same Al Shabaab.

Your military police is just as strong as your army because they basically go through the same training save for a few extras.

Time will tell.
You mean the same army that's already overstretched? You've only got 75,000 people in your army for a country of about 160 million people.

You lot are just trying to solve the problem of BH by using the same tactics you used in making them more sophisticated - try something new.
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." - Albert Einstein

PS: I'm a realist and I'll always speak the truth. My patriotism is about critical thinking and proffering solutions that will help in the long run.

"The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is." - Winston Churchill
I'm out!

shymexx: @chris365

What's this one blabbing about?

The malian army tried fighting back but they were defeated.

And don't ever compare the surgical operation of the Algerian Special Forces to your crude tactics. The Algerians had to act fast because they didn't want foreign special forces on Algerian soil. The US/French/Brits were considering sending their special forces over.

Stop comparing apples to oranges.

I'm out this time for real - aurevoir and logs off!

shymexx:

Yeah, after losing more than a thousand men in Sierra Leone alone and the tons of their helicopters shot down. The same goes for Liberia. In Sudan, they were annihilated by supporter of APC fighters and their camels. In Somalia, they were roasted by Al Shabaab. We all saw how the Kenya army annihilated the same Al Shabaab.

Your military police is just as strong as your army because they basically go through the same training save for a few extras.



Time will tell.



You mean the same army that's already overstretched? You've only got 75,000 people in your army for a country of about 160 million people.

You lot are just trying to solve the problem of BH by using the same tactics you used in making them more sophisticated - try something new.

"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." - Albert Einstein


PS: I'm a realist and I'll always speak the truth. My patriotism is about critical thinking and proffering solutions that will help in the long run.

"The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is." - Winston Churchill


I'm out!

shymexx: Why did I say on here to warrant this fool to call me a bastard?

When I start verbally lighting up their ar.ses up with C4 and blowing them off to smithereens, everyone will start saying shymmex is too troublesome and aggressive. And the inconsequential mods would also come down heavy on me with a ban. But they're always oblivious to those who start the name calling.

Funny people!

chris365: (To Shymmex)

guy you are just fooling yourself here. better shut up. i pray your country faces this terror situation let me see how you'll open that your dirty mind to type rubbish about your army...

shymexx:

Do you know what a surface to air missile is and how unreliable they are especially when they're unguided?

You've got helicopter gunships and your obsolete Alpha Jets - why do you need surface to air missiles?

It just shows how clueless and stupid the Nigerian army is.

shymexx: ^^^For training. However, that's your main military fighter jet - peep the difference...

ROSSIKE:

The guy's a Nigerian. Technically at least. He was born and raised in London and lives there. He even admitted once that he was raised by parents and relatives who constantly put down Nigeria, hence his present attitude to the country. Notice how he even calls it ''your country'', ''your army'' etc. He doesn't really consider himself a Nigerian.

nekaa: Good for them and us...