Msauza:


And so what?

even if i don't doubt your ability to read, i do know you lack comprehension among other qualities.

so i won't bother.

DieVluit:


Oh, it it? Tie up and kill prisoners of war execution style? And then you cry when you aren't sold weapons because of your lack of discipline and bad human rights record?

Dead terrorist scum, that's a breath of fresh air.

No dignity in making the terrorist a guest of the state. Did he give the little kids he killed that option?

For your information, the Geneva convention does not apply to terrorists.




#terrorise the terrorist!

Henry120:

Dead terrorist scum, that's a breath of fresh air.
No dignity in making the terrorist a guest of the state. Did he give the little kids he killed that option?
For your information, the Geneva convention does not apply to terrorists.
#terrorise the terrorist!

Measures to counter terrorism MUST be proportionate.

Tying up prisoners of war and executing them is NOT proportionate.

It is cowardly and undisciplined.

DieVluit:



Measures to counter terrorism MUST be proportionate.

Tying up prisoners of war and executing them is NOT proportionate.

It is cowardly and undisciplined.

It is appropriate and well calculated.


Geneva convention doesn't apply to terrorists.

Henry120:

It is appropriate and well calculated.
Geneva convention doesn't apply to terrorists.

Well calculated in what way?

Please educate us why it is not cowardly and undisciplined to execute captured prisoners.

Msauza:



Hold it right there, what about the revas that Nigeria bought? Where have they gone to or have gone missing through thin air?

Nigeria bought REVA Mk V .....the fake mercenary photos show REVA Mk III belonging to Equatorial Guinea
.

agaugust:


Nigeria bought REVA Mk V .....the fake mercenary photos show REVA Mk III belonging to Equatorial Guinea
.

Why is the "REVA Mk III belonging to Equatorial Guinea " rolling down the streets of Maiguduri?

Henry120:


It is appropriate and well calculated.


Geneva convention doesn't apply to terrorists.

Terrorists don't obey United Nations laws of war.

Different countries make different local laws against terrorism, some have death sentence, so when a terrorist is captured he is treated as a murderer and sentenced to death after capture. New British and Canadian laws enacted in 2014 and 2015 say suspected terrorists will have their fully legitimate citizenship cancelled and will no longer be British or Canadian citizens even if they are born and bred in those countries
.

DieVluit:


Well calculated in what way?

Please educate us why it is not cowardly and undisciplined to execute captured prisoners.

Point to the part of the Geneva convention which supports terrorist rights?

DieVluit:


Why is the "REVA Mk III belonging to Equatorial Guinea " rolling down the streets of Maiguduri?

Simply because it is a photoshop fake image
.

agaugust:

Simply because it is a photoshop fake image
.

Proof or go jump.

DieVluit:


Oh, it it? Tie up and kill prisoners of war execution style? And then you cry when you aren't sold weapons because of your lack of discipline and bad human rights record?

Captured prisoners sometimes try to run away and escape, they get shot in the process as allowed in war under UN convention. Anyway UN convention does not apply to terrorist, they are under civilian criminal law for murder.
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DieVluit:


Why is the "REVA Mk III belonging to Equatorial Guinea " rolling down the streets of Maiguduri?

That's because, the photo wasn't taken in maiduguri.

This is what Nigeria purchased, those photos show an MK III.

Henry120:


Point to the part of the Geneva convention which supports terrorist rights?

No - my question is simple:

i.e. How is it well calculated and appropriate to tie up captured prisoners and to execute them?

How is this not cowardly?

You have not answered the question.

DieVluit:


Proof or go jump.

The proof is already clear, it is REVA MK III MRAP that does NOT exist in Nigeria
.

Henry120:


That's because, the photo wasn't taken in maiduguri.

This is what Nigeria purchased, those photos show an MK III.

"A Reuters reporter with knowledge of Maiduguri was able to verify the location of the photo as the Bama road, leading southeast out of the city, near the University of Maiduguri.

Election campaign posters of Borno state governor Kashim Shettima hanging from street lights indicate it was taken recently. The lights, notable for their ornate ironwork, were only installed last year.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/03/12/uk-nigeria-violence-mercenaries-idUKKBN0M80VT20150312

DieVluit:


No - my question is simple:

i.e. How is it well calculated and appropriate to tie up captured prisoners and to execute them?

How is this not cowardly?

You have not answered the question.

First answer my question, point to where terrorists rights are sacrosanct in the Geneva convention?

When you show me that part, then i'll explain to you.

agaugust:


The proof is already clear, it is REVA MK III MRAP that does NOT exist in Nigeria
.

Exactly - but it is rolling down Maiguduri. Meaning it belongs to foreigners. South Africans to be exact.

Henry120:


First answer my question, point to where terrorists rights are sacrosanct in the Geneva convention?

When you show me that part, then i'll explain to you.

How is the convention relevant to the question of cowardice?

How does it prove that the undisciplined execution of prisoners is "well calculated".

The convention is irrelevant and is a straw man. Because I didn't even mention it. You did.

You are also the one who said the killings were well calculated. HOW?

DieVluit:



"A Reuters reporter with knowledge of Maiduguri was able to verify the location of the photo as the Bama road, leading southeast out of the city, near the University of Maiduguri.

Election campaign posters of Borno state governor Kashim Shettima hanging from street lights indicate it was taken recently. The lights, notable for their ornate ironwork, were only installed last year.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/03/12/uk-nigeria-violence-mercenaries-idUKKBN0M80VT20150312

What's an Equatorial guniea flag hanging in the road, with spanish writing on a signpost. Do they now speak spanish in Borno state?


The government bought Reva MK5s, what's a Reva MK3 doing in the supposed street?

Henry120:

What's an Equatorial guniea flag hanging in the road, with spanish writing on a signpost. Do they now speak spanish in Borno state?
The government bought Reva MK5s, what's a Reva MK3 doing in the supposed street?

Why the following features of Maiguduri?

1. Election campaign posters of Borno state governor Kashim Shettima

2. The lights, notable for their ornate ironwork

Answer us that.

And also: A Reuters reporter with knowledge of Maiduguri was able to verify the location of the photo as the Bama road, leading southeast out of the city, near the University of Maiduguri.

I didn't "see" anyone speaking, by the way. Did you?

DieVluit:


How is the convention relevant to the question of cowardice?

How does it prove that the undisciplined execution of prisoners is "well calculated".

The convention is irrelevant and is a straw man. Because I didn't even mention it. You did.

You are also the one who said the killings were well calculated. HOW?

The life of a terrorist is worth nothing.

The convention is relevant because Nigeria is a signatory to it. If you can't point out were lives of terrorists are covered by the convention, you cannot accuse the military of any wrong doing.

DieVluit:


Exactly - but it is rolling down Maiguduri. Meaning it belongs to foreigners. South Africans to be exact.

Equatorial Guinean MRAPs REVA Mk III.....proved.

Show us proof that anybody brought REVA Mk III into Nigeria, citation needed

This guy thinks MRAPs are easily purchased in Shoprite and flown around the world like Christmas gift-hampers
.

Henry120:

The life of a terrorist is worth nothing.
The convention is relevant because Nigeria is a signatory to it. If you can't point out were lives of terrorists are covered by the convention, you cannot accuse the military of any wrong doing.

Where did I mention the convention? Nowhere.

How does your post show that the tying up and execution of terrorists is well calculated?

What exactly was calculated and what was a achieved?

You said "well calculated". How?

I say "cowardly" and undisciplined. If you cannot tell me how it is well calculated, then you cannot deny that it is cowardly and undisciplined.

DieVluit:



"A Reuters reporter with knowledge of Maiduguri was able to verify the location of the photo as the Bama road, leading southeast out of the city, near the University of Maiduguri.

Election campaign posters of Borno state governor Kashim Shettima hanging from street lights indicate it was taken recently. The lights, notable for their ornate ironwork, were only installed last year.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/03/12/uk-nigeria-violence-mercenaries-idUKKBN0M80VT20150312

These people don't know Nigeria anymore. Perhaps, they are using one of these cheap handsets.

Msauza:



These people don't know Nigeria anymore. Perhaps, they are using one of these cheap handsets.

Hahaha - they "conveniently" don't know Nigeria anymore.

DieVluit:


Why the following features of Maiguduri?

1. Election campaign posters of Borno state governor Kashim Shettima

2. The lights, notable for their ornate ironwork

Answer us that.

And also: A Reuters reporter with knowledge of Maiduguri was able to verify the location of the photo as the Bama road, leading southeast out of the city, near the University of Maiduguri.

I didn't "see" anyone speaking, by the way. Did you?

Those lights can be found in any west or central african city, not peculiar to Nigeria.

There neither proof that the poster is that of the governor.

The writings on sign posts and plate numbers do not match with what is obtainable on Nigerian roads.

DieVluit:


Where did I mention the convention? Nowhere.

How does your post show that the tying up and execution of terrorists is well calculated?

What exactly was calculated and what was a achieved?

You said "well calculated". How?

I say "cowardly" and undisciplined. If you cannot tell me how it is well calculated, then you cannot deny that it is cowardly and undisciplined.

The Boko terrorist who surrendered to Nigerian army is the only coward we see here, if he had courage, he should have fought to death according to Jihadist faith and principles. He seems to be as cowardly as a normal SANDF elite paratrooper like we saw in Bangui
.

agaugust:


The Boko terrorist who surrendered to Nigerian army is the only coward we see here, if he had courage, he should have fought to death according to Jihadist faith and principles. He seems to be as cowardly as a normal SANDF elite paratrooper like we saw in Bangui
.

Even worse. A terrorist surrendered and was executed notwithstanding? How pathetic can Nigerian soldiers be?

An army known for running from the enemy and which is currently receiving help from foreigners finds joy in executing captured opponents. Pathetic.

agaugust:


Equatorial Guinean MRAPs REVA Mk III.....proved.

Show us proof that anybody brought REVA Mk III into Nigeria, citation needed

This guy thinks MRAPs are easily purchased in Shoprite and flown around the world like Christmas gift-hampers
.

What do white men do in Equatorial Guinea in Military fatique with their vehicles enclosed in cages? You should be dreaming.The Equatorial Guinea does not have Oando station.

Henry120:


Those lights can be found in any west or central african city, not peculiar to Nigeria.

There neither proof that the poster is that of the governor.

The writings on sign posts and plate numbers do not match with what is obtainable on Nigerian roads.

Hahaha - I have never seen a more desperate answer. Please give us pictures of the city where those exact lights are found.

And while you are at that, tell us how on earth that is not an election poster of the state governor.

Is @agaugust still denying that there are mercenaries on his country? You are late, Jonathan confirmed it on international platform, of course he couldn't stand the heat for too long.