mzilakazi:
EVANISED LEZZBIAN, SKYTRAX IS THE ONLY CREDIBLE ORGANISATION BASED IN THE UK THAT RATES AIRLINES IN THE WORLD.



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skytrax

EVarn:
No sir.
You see,skytrax is an independent organization,therefore any rating they give is as a result of independent survey performed within the scope of their capacity.what happens when another independent aviation research organisation swaggers in tommorrow and annouce that after carrying out "independent survey" on 22 million people,they found that kenya has the best airline?,and then another group comes out to denounce former reports and claim that it is most definitely seychelles?.
Independent surveys can never be reliable,therefore your awards are only polished pieces of glass.

EVarn:
what of APEX?

jln115:
http://defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=39691:sea-trials-next-for-refurbished-drakies&catid=51:Sea&Itemid=106

Sea trials next for refurbished "Drakies"

mzilakazi:


SHUT UP!!! LEZZBIAN.







PAPISTS KILL AND THEY ARE STILL TERRORISTS.

BOKO HARAM ARE RAPISTS.


RAPISTS ARE SENTENCED FOR LIFE IMPRISONMENT IN SA SAME AS THEY WOULD SENTENCE BOKO MEMBERS.

ddami:
. You usually act like you know something but you are actually EMPTY
In NIGERIA,
RAPIST - LIFE IMPRISONMENT,
TERRORISM - DEATH PENALTY,
there is a difference...
So in your country rapist get the same punishment as terrorist... that is Epic....

mzilakazi:

Did I ever said anything about Nigeria's justice system? You bloody lezzbian. In SA we do not have death penalty.

patches689:


I responded to your initial post at the top of the page - you are right it is clear for all to see it.

Again you see imaginary insults - I dont dislike the T-72 because Nigeria uses it. I dislike the T-72 because it is a TERRIBLE tank

All of my posts have been factual and sensible, the problem here is that you are being overly sensitive and take everything personally.

AugustineAgain:


You are the immature old man that takes things personally. I posted European and Sudanese T-72 tanks, then you responded with South African army uniformed man with MILAN anti-tank missile and wrote that "We all know who operates a MILAN ATGM", why did you not post another country's MILAN ?

T-72 tank totally defeated British made Iranian Chieftain tanks in Gulf war. Proof confirmed by Iranian army tank commander :

http://www.iran-heritage.org/interestgroups/war-iraqiran-news2.htm


Show me a 1st or 2nd generation tank like the T-72 that fought T-72 and won. Show me an European 1st or 2nd generation tank in a video where it resisted any ATGM.....

Pitch those other tanks of equal generation as T-72, against the same weapons used to destroy T-72 and show us the battle result now !

Adult fool

AugustineAgain:


The SAN big coward big ship with 10 anti-aircraft guns, and yet ran away from one NAF Alpha jet that had no single guided weapon

AugustineAgain:


The SAN big coward big ship with 10 anti-aircraft guns, and yet ran away from one NAF Alpha jet that had no single guided weapon

lionel4power:
[s]12 October 2007: Nine South African National Defence
Force (SANDF) soldiers were killed and 14 injured by the
system during a training exercise at the SANDF Battle School
at Lohatla in the Northern Cape province. A line of 8
cannons were engaging a tank hulk in manual ground fire
with the guns at low elevation and the maximum traverse of
the barrels secured by safety poles and tethers. The
rightmost gun jammed while firing and had to be repaired
by technicians. Shortly after the gun was cleared to fire
again, the gun malfunctioned, entered automatic mode,
broke through the traversal-restriction safety mechanisms
and began firing, striking the other guns along the firing line.
Initial reports suggested that the malfunction was caused
when the gun underwent an unexplained hang fire of the
explosive 35mm ammunition in the magazines, causing the
turret to swing uncontrolled through 360-degrees firing
wildly until it exhausted its remaining ammo. A statement
issued by the South African Defense Minister Mosiuoa
Lekota, however, stated that the gun had inexplicably
traversed 90-degrees to the left, breaking through the safety
mechanisms, and fired only a 1/8 second long burst, striking
all of the soldiers located on the right hand side of their
guns.[15][16] The accident report published by the SANDF in
January 2008 blamed "undetected mechanical failure—
which the manufacturers of an anti-aircraft gun allegedly
kept secret". The report says the gun malfunctioned because
a spring pin, which is the size of a matchstick, sheared.
[b]Other sources blamed poor training and safety procedures in the SANDF[\b][/s]
.
.
.
Dead military since 2007

jln115:

What ever dude, our c130s raped your airspace with no problems.

lionel4power:
12 October 2007: Nine South African National Defence
Force (SANDF) soldiers were killed and 14 injured by the
system during a training exercise at the SANDF Battle School
at Lohatla in the Northern Cape province. A line of 8
cannons were engaging a tank hulk in manual ground fire
with the guns at low elevation and the maximum traverse of
the barrels secured by safety poles and tethers. The
rightmost gun jammed while firing and had to be repaired
by technicians. Shortly after the gun was cleared to fire
again, the gun malfunctioned, entered automatic mode,
broke through the traversal-restriction safety mechanisms
and began firing, striking the other guns along the firing line.
Initial reports suggested that the malfunction was caused
when the gun underwent an unexplained hang fire of the
explosive 35mm ammunition in the magazines, causing the
turret to swing uncontrolled through 360-degrees firing
wildly until it exhausted its remaining ammo. A statement
issued by the South African Defense Minister Mosiuoa
Lekota, however, stated that the gun had inexplicably
traversed 90-degrees to the left, breaking through the safety
mechanisms, and fired only a 1/8 second long burst, striking
all of the soldiers located on the right hand side of their
guns.[15][16] The accident report published by the SANDF in
January 2008 blamed "undetected mechanical failure—
which the manufacturers of an anti-aircraft gun allegedly
kept secret". The report says the gun malfunctioned because
a spring pin, which is the size of a matchstick, sheared.
Other sources blamed poor training and safety procedures in the SANDF
.
.
.
..


...

....


Dead military since 2007

lionel4power:
zomb1e how?

jln115:

When we evacuated our citizans from your Sh1t hole last year.

patches689:


Augustus, you were the one who shied away from honest debate on went straight to denying you had said things and hurling insults.

The only fool is one who wades into a discussion about ATGM's and top of the range modern MBT's and starts blathering on about T72's.

lionel4power:
okay... I'll ignore this comment because it's the most stup1d comment on nairaland till tomorrow, even your fellow south Africans will be embarrassed by this you comment..

mzilakazi:


Did I ever said anything about Nigeria's justice system? You bloody lezzbian. In SA we do not have death penalty.

mzilakazi:


Did I ever said anything about Nigeria's justice system? You bloody lezzbian. In SA we do not have death penalty.

jln115:

I know! The reason I posteded it was in reaction to your even more stup1d comment...sorry Augustine's comment.

mzilakazi:



LEZZBIAN=DUMMY=EVAN

SAME PERSON AND SAME DULLARD.

ddami:
FOR THE FIFTH 5th TIME NIGGA :::
HAVE YOU RAPED A GIRL TODAY: YES or NO..

Booboo kitty my 19+ years old life is more useful to humanity than those of your FOREFATHERS + UNBORN GENERATION... Now go out there and continue being a DISGRACE to your Country 'cos that's what u are born to do... MIDGET..

ddami:
HI jln115... am not dissing you this time around. am serious....... I just want to ask you a question :::
Is a terrorist (like boko haram) the same as a rapist??

lionel4power:
Meanwhile last year...

Only 38% of the South African National Defence Force's
(SANDF's) facilities are in acceptable condition as are only
half the living quarters of soldiers, according to a report
tabled in parliament.
Secretary for Defence Sam Gulube on Wednesday
told members of Parliament's defence portfolio
defence committee that the Department of Public
Works (DPW) had let the SANDF down. "The chief of
the SANDF said no... don't go there to the
committee and be diplomatic. Tell the committee,
in no uncertain terms, how much our soldiers have been let
down by the department of public works," Sapa quotes
Gulube as saying.
According to a document shown to the committee, just 38%
of SANDF facilities are in acceptable condition with 50% of
living quarters in fair condition. forty percent were
considered hazardous and 2% in such poor condition they
will have to be demolished.
Military bases at Doornkop and Lenz are in particularly bad
shape. The conditions at both bases, home to the SA Army's
21 Infantry Battalion, are unsuitable for human habitation.
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence and
Military Veterans visited the bases and saw buildings in
disrepair; a shortage of housing; a shortage of vehicles;
squatters having moved in to some dilapidated buildings;
and poor discipline, including soldiers not reporting for
duty. The Doornkop and Lenz bases were earmarked for
maintenance three years ago but little has changed since
then.
Gulube said that the situation meant that the SANDF was
unable to effectively deliver on its constitutional mandate,
Business Day reports, and that the poor state of SANDF
facilities could impact the morale of soldiers.
Gulube said there was a repair and maintenance backlog of
between R8 and R13 billion, and that maintenance
underspending on capital projects by the Department of
Public Works amounted to R1.6 billion over the past three
financial years.
Opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) shadow defence
minister David Maynier said the Department of Defence had
"both hands tied behind its back by the monumentally
incompetent Department of Public Works" and called for the
DPW to be kicked out of the Department of Defence.
SANDF chief General Solly Shoke spearheaded the re-
establishment of the Army's Works Regiment so that at least
some maintenance and refurbishment of military facilities
could be done in-house. The regiment has subsequently
grown into a Works Formation, another indicator the
military wants to be master of its own fate when it comes to
facilities maintenance. Being responsible for its own
maintenance could save the SANDF R1 billion a year,
according to General Justice Nkonyane.
Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has also raised
the issue of infrastructure. "Over the past 20 years we have
not paid enough attention to the servicing and improving the
state of our facilities," she said during a media briefing last
month. "The general state of our hospitals, barracks, and all
our bases leave a lot to be desired. The recent
establishment of the Defence Works Formation is a
development that should assist us in this regard, but there
are too many issues that need to be addressed if this unit is
to function effectively."

ddami:
HI jln115... am not dissing you this time around. am serious....... I just want to ask you a question :::
Is a terrorist (like boko haram) the same as a rapist??