₦airaland Forum

patriot3: Got ya, I quote: "“Our objective is to take Bangui today,” the spokesman told Reuters. “We have 2,000 men on the ground and some have slipped into the capital.”

A regional peacekeeping force from neighbouring central African states had established Damara as a “red line” for the Seleka not to cross when they bore down on the capital last year."
So the entire force of the rebels was 2000 (which I think is still an exagerated figure, in order to scare the defending soldiers in Bangui) So saying that you fought 3000 soldiers is a blattant lie. And the continuous quoting of one resident who we shall asume is omnipresent (which is the only way he could give testimony of the entire peace keeping force, and the CAR soldiers). I can also see in the report that there is no mention of the SA (or shall I say sa) soldiers,that shows how unrelevant your forces were considered.

CAMEROONPRIDE: First the article don't say Cameroonian maybe it was the Congolese or Gabonese... Second I don't consider info coming from coward, why did he hide his name?

CAMEROONPRIDE: First the article don't say Cameroonian maybe it was the Congolese or Gabonese...
Second I don't consider info coming from coward, why did he hide his name?

patriot3: I would like to return the question.
The only person mentionned as a run away is Bozize.
Try and do a better research.

Henry120: The army in nigeria use AK47/AKM/ AK74, the FN FAL has since been retired( the last time we used it was in (serria leone), it has now been replaced by the FN PARAFAL for the army.

GreenandGold: Way better. Its accurate, smother ect.

CAMEROONPRIDE: lol I don't feel like throwing tantrums. Today. Post any links saying so?

Henry120: You want us to compare rifles now You would loose.

CAMEROONPRIDE: stop lying Cameroonian can never run away talk less about Chadian. Chadian would beat the rebellion if they weren't busy in Mali

agaugust: its new weapon 100% made in Nigeria, first of its kind 100% built by a black nation. Its the powerful new amphibious APC named IGIRIGI and built to operate any terrain especially Niger delta swamps and very difficult land water terrain, swims like a crocodile.


No world arms trade log can report it because it's 100% Nigerian manufactured and photos just released to public few months ago.

Its Nigerian defense industry new secret weapon, president Jonathan entered inside it. I have the photos but I cannot post with Nokia phone.

patriot3: Thanks man, I didn't know. So he is one of the peope awaiting genocide in S.A,
lol

patriot3: When a man is pushed away from his land and then he is only allowed in tas labour and is paid mere groundnots for a verry hard labour, then you can say that man is a slave. I don't know if you realize this: they took over your land !!!
In our case we only had a millitary occupation which lasted only 60 years, Nigerian lineage of Kings was never disrupted. They are still there right now. Learn the difference. I didn't want to talk about this but your compatriot started the insult, while he forgot he was in a "glass house".

patriot3: You were not the only ones fighting, the Chadians, the Cameroonians, the CAR armed forces and co were also fighting, that make more than 1800 soldiers .

Henry120: Africa's best soldiers

Capnd143: Please were those SA Guys guys shouting about Naval superiority?
Let them meet this unvield submergable armoured nigerian army AAV, this can attack any sa ship from underwater without geting noticed . . .[img]http://beegeagle.files./2013/03/559829_533512746672629_191321013_n.jpg[/img] and i wonder y this is not in our inventories

scipher: you dutch slaves

patriot3: As I have told you before stop being overconfident, if your special forces could not then tell me how your police could rise up to the task. Your police and soldiers are only good in this situation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCk9Yo0c6AU

patriot3: In France we have a saying: " l'habit ne fait pas le moine".
You have to know that if the soldier is of low quality (like many if not most of your soldiers) then even if he has a good weapon, he can only lose.

CAMEROONPRIDE: Do you people even sleep?

patriot3: That my friend is an other lie, non of the links you showed suggested that the rebels demanded a ceasefire, the only people who needed a ceasefire were the S.A soldiers, because they were overwelmed and they had rapidly lost 41 fighting men out of 250 (or 450). The rebels on the other hand had absolutly no reason to ask for a cease fire.

scipher: you're smoking kush dude

scipher: a lot of SAPS PERSONNEL CAN'T EVEN HANDLE A SHOTGUN.. why would you fill them with b/*tches with fat asses
these are real b*ches in police force with sharp shooters

agaugust: South African bush war was Cuba's first war in their history they had zero combat experience, south Africa had a much longer established standard military superior to Cuba, yet you couldn't beat Cuba, you played goaless draw.

souldust: andrewza. SAs contribution to UN/AU mission or any mission under the auspices of any org, cannot be compared to Naijas contribution in any way. We have been participating in missions in africa for over 50 years now. But you, you are just coming in.so you couldnt have contributed more than us.

We also have spent 10bn dollar on africa from 60s to 2010. Go and match that then you can come and rub shoulder with us. But for now, you can have a seat.

Henry120: ragtag farmers in CAR

Henry120: Now you are twisting facts. This is the same way ragtag farmers in CAR murdered (13 south african soldiers) who I must add were poorly equipped for the mission.

800 NA soldiers would take over pretoria.

patriot3: You got it completely wrong:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/30/AR2007093000390.html
This article suggest the camp had much less soldiers and much less Equipment than the rebels.
But as you will notice, even if they sustained casualties and were overran to a certain extent, they didn't bring out the white flag, they even lacked ammo. Yet they stood as much as they could. And at the end, an allied force chased the rebels away.
This failure was due to the lack of intelligence data, and the generals responsible have all been fired, it happened in 2007, and the army learnt its lesson. The NA of today would never repeat that mistake. On the other hand the SELEKA defeat to South Africa happened just like a week ago.
So I think SANDF is much less battle ready than NA

Henry120: That is not true, we do not even send our MI's to russia for servicing or up grades. All the servicing is done right here in nigeria. Like I said before, you guys are 6years too late.

patriot3: No they didn't say that, they said: "The force of about 200 soldiers fought a much larger group of well-armed rebels in the capital, Bangui, before a truce was reached."
"Some accounts suggest rebel losses were far higher, running into the hundreds."
So nobody says you fought 3000 and nobody actually confirms you killed hundreds. They are just quoting your own soldiers who are by the way giving conflicting reports:
"The Citizen, a South African newspaper, quoted two unidentified South African soldiers wounded in the battle as saying the South African force had been spread around Bangui, protecting Bozize and guarding buildings. They also said they were caught in cross-fire between loyalist troops and rebels."
By the way it seems to me that the entire rebel force is about 1000 strong, and I think it would be foolish to say that the entire rebel force focussed on one location.

DictatorZAR: Andrew never mind these fools they will stop at nothing just talk sh*t about SA we know they envy us

sheyie2007: Those 800 will bake south Africa... lol