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The head of MQM's terror financing network in South Africa, Majid Khan Manjila alias Majid Bhai has been killed in an apparent assassination during rush hour traffic in Johannesburg, South Africa.

He was a wanted political terrorist, implicated in hundreds of targeted killings in Pakistan. He was also a key financier of acts of terrorism in Pakistan carried out by his political party, which is lead by London based Altaf Hussain. He fled to South Africa to escape justice.

Bazinga !!!

nemesis4u:


Not related to this incident

But mqm is actually the victim

The r an organisation of muhajhirs ( ind.. Muslims who migrated to Pak...... in 1947.

U see the irony here
A Islamic country who goes tomtoming Islamic rights and makes the largest noise when it comes to Islamic issues anywhere in the world , till date has not been able to give basic rights to its own citizens for the last 60 years.

EMPTY VESSEL MAKES MUCH NOISE

Pak.... Punj/abis have oppressed every other ethnicity be it moh/ajhirs , Sind/his , baloc/has, Pash/tuns etc.

Actually it is the mohajhirs who have been targeted for large scale assassination, kidnappings and forced disappearances since long , which forced them to retaliate.

This assassination was by ISI (Dawoods assets) in SA , u must be aware D company is deeply entrenched in SA underworld.

Indeed I'm aware of the dynamics, but I'm sick and tired of all these fugitives coming here to hide and raise funds.
D company will be rolled up in the near future. They've started a criminal side-line kidnapping Pak... and Bangladeshi business people for ransom and have fallen out and eliminating each other. Apparently some have abandoned their I/SI duties cos criminality is way too profitable. Won't say more.

kikuyu1, don't say I never did anything for you !

Frumentum:

Indeed I'm aware of the dynamics, but I'm sick and tired of all these fugitives coming here to hide and raise funds.
D company will be rolled up in the near future. They've started a criminal side-line kidnapping Pak... and Bangladeshi business people for ransom and have fallen out and eliminating each other. Apparently some have abandoned their I/SI duties cos criminality is way too profitable. Won't say more.

Nemesis4u, why are you and your minions spelling India and Pakistan like you have down syndrome?

Am i missing something here?

Henry240:

Nemesis4u, why are you and your minions spelling India and Pakistan like you have down syndrome?

Am i missing something here?

A proven cowardly liar calling others minions? Ye gods!

the recent drone strike that killed an alqaeda recruiter in southern libya,was carried out by a drone which was launch from Niamey,Niger.America is also constructing another drone base which is nearer to Libya in the city of Algadez,Niger

Bazinga again !!!!

61mech:
RSM Marais

Malawian SM in the DRC. And now for the story:

Sometime during or just after the First World War, the officers' ranks were moved onto the shoulder (many countries, such as the USA, had worn them there for some time, so this was simply bringing the Brits in line with international usage and standardising something that tended to vary according to regiment in the British Army anyway). The WOs jealously guarded their status and retained the position midway down the forearm for their rank insignia. All the armies of the British Empire/Commonwealth naturally adopted the British practice, and as they became independent, retained it. When it became common, during and after the Second World War, to wear short sleeves in hot climates, the leather strap with the WO's rank badge became the common solution for the problem of how to maintain the position on the lower arm with no sleeve on which to sew the badge. It was a bit lower than was the case on a sleeve, but the principle was in place. Because a watch is usually worn on the left wrist (and every sergeant-major needs his watch, because he is NEVER late!), the practice was adopted of wearing only one leather rank strap, on the right wrist.

Some former British colonies continue to use the leather rank strap on the right wrist for WOs when wearing short-sleeve uniform order.

Zazzle

nemesis4u:


Well I hope u all get to the task fast

Someday I will talk about (not publicly here) how SA got totally dragged into this drug network. It happened in the early 90s .

Actually started earlier than that - mid 80s to be exact, and the network then extended from Ind/.a to Mozambique and then SA and the drug of choice was Mandrax. Your pretend rivals jumped in a decade later and captured the market by cutting out the Moz middlemen.
The problem of course, is that I/SI brings these scoundrels under diplomatic cover and they can only be kicked out, not prosecuted.

nemesis4u:




I can do more than trying to peddle whatever I am accused of , it is insulting to my limited intelligence and to everybodies intelligence here becz when I post I do it under the assumption that people here r intelligent enough to process the info and arrive at their own conclusion and not take it as a fact.

Plus u see I was replying to a post and that I did not make a post just for the sake of it.

It's like a conversation frum said something and I added what I knew , problem is it is a open forum so everything gets the idea that I am pushing a syndrome or something.

By the way why don't u try to verify the information I posted regarding Lagos visit (I most of the time take care to post open source info) , then atleast next time u will be kind of less sure regarding me exhibiting some kind of syndrome

Anyways I will delete my posts.

Frumentum plz delete my posts u quoted.

Fvck the bed-wetter pretending to still have any authority here after deliberately leading thread derails. Post away mate.

Frumentum:


cover and they can only be kicked out, not prosecuted.

meant the Heroin trade

Plz delete the quoted posts

Continue discussing in technical thread

Sukhoi 24 , Algerian AF

AW 101 merlin , Algerian AF

New kilo 636 M submarine ready for delivry in his way to algeria , Algerian Navy

pic 2 , infography submarins in service in mediteranean sea

Frumentum:


Fvck the bed-wetter pretending to still have any authority here after deliberately leading thread derails. Post away mate.

Nemesis4u, no need for the emotional rant. I only asked a question.

Frumentius, why do you sound like you're on your monthly period?

Algerian1:
New kilo 636 M submarine ready for delivry in his way to algeria , Algerian Navy

pic 2 , infography submarins in service in mediteranean sea

Beautiful.

Algerian1:

pic 2 , infography submarins in service in mediteranean sea

Are we forgetting other countries who have a permanent presence in the Med? Israel, UK in Gibraltar & Nicosia, and the US in Naval Station Rota in Spain?
[b]EDIT:[/b]Russia from their Tartus base?

Henry240:

Nemesis4u, no need for the emotional rant. I only asked a question.

Frumentius, why do you sound like you're on your monthly period?

Oh look, the cowardly liar has surfaced, still unreconstructed. Instead of flinging desperate insults, how about doing the honourable thing, own up, so we can move on?
I know you're only just a military fan-girl, but the audit profession has a code of ethics, even for online interactions !

Frumentum:


Are we forgetting other countries who have a permanent presence in the Med? Israel , UK in Gibraltar & Nicosia, and the US in Naval Station Rota in Spain?

its only country situated in mediteranee , ( israel subs are in the infography)

U.S.G.N Tunisian national gard special unit

Algerian1:


its only country situated in mediteranee , ( israel subs are in the infography)

Saw Israel and edited my post accordingly. Egypt, Spain and Greece hardly ever have permanent naval presence on the Med. The 2 NATO members rely on UK and US assets.

The map of Africa in 1914. Apart from Algeria, nothing has changed in French Africa since so-called independence.

Henry240:

Nemesis4u, no need for the emotional rant. I only asked a question.

Seriously right now u kindof reminded me of king
Julian

nemesis4u:




Seriously right now u kindof reminded me of king
Julian

All hail King Julien!

BAT , Tunisian police SF

Frumentum:
kikuyu1, don't say I never did anything for you !

Thanks! For a while now we've suffered the sight of a certain bullpup design sported by certain special needs,umm,I mean specops units that makes me barf a little. Thanks again for the eyewash!

Was at the airport again this morning and NAF still have their assets packed at the tarmac.... Was unable to get good picture(make one small soldier no embarrass me)

Are those yello "thing" in the first picture UCAV's?

jteku:
Was at the airport again this morning and NAF still have their assets packed at the tarmac.... Was unable to get good picture(make one small soldier no embarrass me)

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