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iterator25:
I'm sure you're a rapiist..dead sure.. can bet my life on it...

Here's a Nigerian that enjoys SA electricity 24/7. Tell us how living in South Africa has improved your life...... wait, do it in another thread.

agaugust:
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Soweto fool. look at the head of the dead body, a big dent on the top of the head, it has been crushed with a blow, and the bumb in the middle of the forehead shifted in the opposite direction of the dent on the head due to pressure of a blow.

Does the facial structures of a man's face maintain same position after the head is crushed and the contents of his skull have shifted position putting pressure on the flesh ?

Newton's third law is: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

South African Physics and Biology is = ZERO as usual.

Olodo
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Henry120:
School kids died because while some people are building state of the art infrastructures in their states, some others decide to blow themselves up in the midst of little children.

School kids died because, the principal of the school did not take the basic safety precautions despite been fully aware that the area is an active insurgency zone.

The army cannot be everywhere at the same time, their are more than 3,000 secondary schools in the state.

Security is everybody's business whether you school in chibok or pretoria.

How is insurgency a school security issue? What would have the school security done to repel insurgents that get the federal army running for safety? Why did your military intelligence failed to detect hundreds of insurgents on the road moving into and out of town in trucks? How Henry, how?

Henry120:
You're the worst. South-Africa has also dedicated all her resources to fight crime, yet it is still the worst in the world. You are supposed to be at your best and the safest country in the world.


The lump is in the same spot. The face looks the exact same, jaws same, everything is the same.

The terrorists have hoodwinked you guys into believing their propaganda.

Which propaganda? You are the one who posted that picture and we spotted the fraud and I simply edited it to highlight the fraud.


You government is an amateur, they failed to kill Shekau then they also failed to execute a fake death.

DieVluit:
Exactly what I pointed out and I have never even seen this before.

See my last post.

And one wonders why an Islamist would UnCloth himself before combat.

Nigerians are deceived by 2cent propaganda, I could have staged it better with my minimum budget.

The below picture is faked

Look at the forehead bump that is supposed to make these two pictures authentic... on the dead picture, the pump is moved towards the side while on the alive picture, the bump is on the center of the forehead

FAKE FAKE FAKE

DieVluit:
Is that an oil leak, thanks to riding too long on gravel?

Is it water, thanks to Nigerian weather playing tricks on the little tin?

Is it a soldier's pee, thanks to non-existent shocks?

This little tin is broken down.

And poor rifleman.

Its opened up, its already broken before they even get to Boko Haram... That poor guy sitting outside exposed to the Nigerian heat and dust.....

Conclusion: Poor man's army

Look at that Nigerian soldier seating outside on what is supposed to be a better APC than the Ratel...

.....and the General doesn't say it's useless for the SANDF. He clearly states that for most armies i.e. Nigeria and other similar forces the Makopa is very advanced for them, instead they would go for the Ingwe missile (Which is also South African)... so it' still a win situation for Denel.

Meanwhile this confirms that the Makopa can kill all Nigeria's tanks at 10kms away while Naija watches.

panafrican:
There is no need to discuss African military issues on the web. Doing so will help all foreign powers that want to collect strategic information on Africa and harm this continent.
Stop helping the same folks who enslaved us.

lol.....These things we're discussing are already public knowledge that's why we know about them.

agaugust:
Small land mines only, bigger mines will tear your Ratel into pieces, Ratel is NOT an MRAP .

Nigerian Cobras too have protection against land mines.

Don't compare your ancient 1980s outdated Ratel with our year 2008 Cobra.

Your Ratel cannot even swim across a small river, SANDF is outdated and lacks all terrain armoured vehicles

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Your swimming cobra wouldn't survive a second against the SANDF Ratel

Henry120:
I have provided evidence of Nigerian Military Data links. You haven't.

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What are your links called? Nothing because they don't exist

Henry120:
Retaard, provide the photo I asked for.

Show us the GCS of your imaginary Link ZA.

Show us a picture of:

- Nigerian Super Tucano
- Nigerian Sukhoi Su 27/30
- Nigerian T-72/ T-84

I will go haven and earth to get you pictures of SANDF personnel sitting behind computers (because its what you want)

agaugust:
[size=16pt]Mokopa Anti-Tank Missile 10km long range is useless :

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Denel’s Mokopa PGM ready for market

Written by Leon Engelbrecht, Wednesday, 26 January 2011

"This is in line with comments made by SAAF chief Lieutenant General Carlo Gagiano on that subject, he saw only limited short-term opportunity for Mokopa with the land services. “Most armies won't use it optimally, he noted. Land-to-land targeting at 5.5km, as with Ingwe, is already a very long range for target acquisition. You cant's see much further in the dust and glare of the battlefield. With Mokopa you go over-the-horison and then your communications and command-and-control has to be very advanced. Many armies are not yet confident enough to use such a weapon. The Ingwe is still very much on the sweet spot for most applications,” he said. "

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[size=16pt] You know that the Makopa can fire targets at 5.5kms, right?


Give us a link where the SANDF rejects the missile, not some lone-wolf General.
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Agububu will think that's a real girl.

MikeCZAR:
Commandant Christiaan de West. #OrangeFreeState.

Famous battle or wars: First and second Boer wars.

Fathers of guerrilla warfare who put an end to the "gentleman's war".

agaugust:
You are a newcomer this thread/forum.

I have posted proof of all my claims since 2012 till 2014

Prove me wrong with sources if you can....

or else just shutt upp
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I have been around for almost 2 years, you have posted nothing besides lies and claims you cannot prove.

I wanted to tear Agububu apart, Patches did it well in his classical manner.

Thank God I'm back, this spambot is extreme...

agaugust:
South Africa too does not make planes, you import the pieces and assemble them same way Nigeria does.

AHRLAC is a backyard toy that people build at home is USA.

The best you achieved is to weld metals for Rooivalk helicopter and put tyres on it, the Europeans own the avionics and they refused to sell more to DENEL leading to loss of a potential Rooivalk customer
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South African defence industry is controlled by imported spare parts from USA/Europe, only body metals are welded in South Africa and tyres put on them.

I think you're a confusing the bird of prey with the Igirigi that we partially own....

In a few hours I will post some aviation news that will leave Nigeria in dust (that they're always in).

EVarn:
@Active-crayfish,you have come again to tell more lies hmm...why dont you buy a manual and put one together,silly.

Is that all the wisdom you have?.... I'm not interested in homemade planes.

sirjerry:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/6998279.stm

Good, congratulations to him. His family will be proud.... However there's nothing unique about leading others, a South African leads the AU.

sirjerry:
RV-4?Stop embarrasing yourself and do more research.

I think you and your buddy should do yours. Nigeria does NOT make planes they only assembly something South Africa assemblies for civilian use.

.......and besides if it can be assembled by Nigerians in their Zero skill country then anyone can do it.

EVarn:
can you assemble one?,'cause you keep claiming that they can be assemble by anyone with hands.

What are dumn question.... it's a DIY plane, anyone who follows the manual correctly can assemble it.

I have a question, why are Nigerian military pictures low quality? Doesnt the Nigerian Armed Forces have photo journalists?

Patchesagain:
Hawk and SAAF Lynx

So much for the "lack of aviation fuel"

even BAE South Africa is 25% black owned which is waaaaaaaay bigger in shareholder value than Nigerian 100% black owned.

Henry120:
Mumu, I thought you didn't care?

All the engineers are white. On paper it is government owned, in practical, white run and controlled.

WHAT ? I personally I know black engineers in Denel Dynamics involved with the A-Darter program...

In case you didn't know, Denel has an annual learnership intake which majority are black.

DieVluit:
LOL, which is more ugly between this and the Igirigi? It's such a tough one.

The Igirigi looks stepped-on while the Bus APC looks punched-at.

I can't decide who the winner is here.