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A DNA test will tell us the whole nakid truth. E be like say di woman de "rumble."

jaybee:
@Beaf

You have chosen an onerous task indeed. defending the indefensible. jonah has never claimed to have a clue in what is going on in nigeria; and it is obvious. your attempt to make cosmetize jonah, into what he is not, will only amount to a sheer waste of time and space.

by your continuous meddling into jona's normal affairs, your state of mental and psychological confusion is becoming glaring to those who otherwise thought you were normal.

for the discerning rest of us, we are not, and can never be, surprised at the level of mischief you can attain. we may only be surprised if you fell short of proving your true position as the irreducible minimum imaginable level of a fool. that is to say, when you neither live indoors nor stay outdoors because of the shame and regret you have unsolicitingly invited upon yourself by way of trying, unsuccessfully, to defend the indifensible jonah, after your overt mischief is further let loose by jona's incompetence will ultimately land him into the Guinness book of records.

So much crap, all because you are too daft to tell your usual lies here, cos Beaf will getcha!
When did rewires and vulcanisers start talking about intellectual matters anyway? Lol!

Sir, I've got some smoked baboon brains for sale, holla if you are interested. Just remember to send me the measurement of the gap between your ears. LOLZZ!!!

gabng:
Damn!

Beaf, Your mumu go last oo

So the following underlisted buyer of the Bell 429 EMS who just took delivery are military?

- Mercy Flight Inc. of Buffalo, NY
- San Juan Regional Medical Center in Farmington, NM

(source: http://helicopterspares.com/news/new-dvcs6100-equipped-bell-429-deliveries)


Just to mention each of the above buyer paid not more than $5.3M each inclusive of spares, training et al.


Just so you know i work in the security, safty and emergency equipment industry so dont equate me with your google crawling copy and paste Bottom.

Dude better get a life rather than Bottom kissing jona.

Does where you claim to work isolate you from rumour mongering and talking crap?
Give us the item by item breakdown for the special equipment, or run along. Stop trying to dodge.

The breakdown, sir!

^
No news from Akpabio? Shocking!

Gbawe:
My friend, STFU !!! You think you are talking to a proven liar, hypocrite and 419ner like yourself?

I'm here crying for hypocrites that will sell little kids to protect criminals. . . As long as they get a blood stained note or two.
Shame on you, sir.

Keep rallying for criminals, it shows the true you.

^
Thanks bruv. A lot of the folk that post on NL are angry, but they do not know why and they do not know what from; so they end up fighting their enemies war and beating up themselves in anger, while the country is strangled. Its a real shame.

Many don't even know the meaning of the word, revolution. Its just something to be bandied about with no philosophical rooting.

[quote author=Godman_n link=topic=815199.msg9670195#msg9670195 date=1322741667]You know who you are. Unworthy to be talked to because your work is to be online and confuse people, as a senseless paid agents that you are.

My Names are Godwin Ndubuisi Aleke. I want to have your real Name if you are so sure of what you stand for.

Your mentor GEJ knows me. He knows I personally want him and his likes out of that position because they are wasting my generation. We will certainly stand up to him. We cannot be all cowards and evil like you.

We cannot be all paid agents like you.

I know GEJ have nothing to offer. I know what the solutions are. I have a book Titled "The Revolution? Fixing Nigeria begins" where I documents all  my tought on how Nigeria will work. I bet you neither your mentor nor you can have a coherent mind to be able to document a sound tought because you are simply not learned. You are uninformed, uncultured, uneducated and unintelligent. You are meant for the zoos where you can interact with fellow apes; because no sensible man will tolerate the human waste going on in this country.

Send me any address around Festac Town or Lagos Island and I will drop the book for you, if you care to become a convert.

If you have sound counter opinion document it and let see who is right.

Some of us are not on the look out for what to eat because we have a base and good conscious. We cannot be all crooks like you.[/quote]Thanks for telling me your name, Godwin. Unfortunately, I do not work for GEJ so I cannot introduce you (I guess that is your real angle).
I might get in touch with you at some point, though; just out of curiosity to put a face to a name.

I generally like your inputs because you are honest, even though we lie on opposite sides of the political divide; however I must remind you that it is uncivil to insult people who have never crossed you.

Jakumo:
There are two schools of thought regarding the composition, agendas and background of the armed bank marauders now effectively closing down entire state economies in the south of Nigeria.    The first theory points to large gangs of political thugs who were issued Kalashnikov automatic rifles by the crate-load in the run-up to state elections some years back.  Those hoods all subsequently drew generous monthly salaries from state treasuries during their sponsors tenure of political power.  When later elections deposed many officials that had hitherto approved monthly salaries to political thug gangs, that income source dried up, leaving unprecedentedly huge numbers of heavily armed, hungry and gratuitously violent men to essentially fend for themselves.   The presumption has always been that it would only be a matter of time before all furloughed guns-for-hire inexorably metamorphosed by default into freelance bank robbers, home-invaders and highwaymen.

The  second, more ominous conclusion, being drawn by some within both state and civilian security agencies, is that the sheer brutal ferocity and growing body-count per raid, along with highly unusual fore-warnings that preceded the most recent spate of smoothly choreographed bank raids, all hint at a cohesive masterplan to systematically degrade the viability of commerce and industry THROUGHOUT the south of Nigeria, courtesy of Boko Haram, the same shadowy terrorist group that has proudly claimed responsibility for escalating bloodshed and mayhem across the NORTH of Nigeria.  Motivated as much by extremist religious dogma as by old-fashioned criminal avarice, fundamentalist terror gangs who diversify into common violent crime pose a significantly greater threat to national stability than do splintered, un-coordinated groups of professional bandits whose primary motivation remains exclusively monetary.

Regardless of where the blame lies for the record number of MULTIPLE AND SIMULTANEOUS bank sieges recorded in southern Nigeria, serious consideration MUST be accorded to invoking the MILITARY option, by Nigeria's federal government, in ANY AND ALL zones of the federation currently recording military style bank raids or highway blockades.   At the state level of law enforcement, remote controlled aerial drones would be FAR cheaper to acquire and operate than armored vehicles, and could be deployed on extremely short notice for covert overhead surveillance, to loiter above and relay down to mobile command posts high-resolution imagery of criminal gang assaults, as they unfold.  With such real-time information available, getaway vehicles can be observed and stealthily tracked with relative ease, which in turn would facilitate safe-distance ground pursuit or the tactical pre-positioning of light armament ambushes in locations specifically chosen to minimize civilian casualties.

I agree more with your argument that they might be political thugs belonging to past or present men in power, otherwise it is hard to fathom their beastly courage and confidence. If that be the case, whoever it is should be roped in with the robbers and given a death sentence (hanging, firing squad or extra-judicially behind the station, it doesn't matter).
As for the boko haram angle, I don't think so. Especially since Lagos in nearer and much more important to the country than Sagamu.

jmaine:
A sane topic hijacked by partisan goons . . . the innocent guys killed by this lunatics am sure are not card carrying party members but normal people like you and i . .and it's also not an issue that the last few weeks have been hellish times for the banks in Oyo . . .abeg make una no turn this thread to ACN/CPC/APGA/PDP squabbles . . .

Ode-remo . .It must have been an horrible experience and it's like those guys are so high on drugs to be spraying packed cars unless their hand no strong for the gun when dem dey carry wey dey cause such mis-directed shots . .

Guy, NL is being hijacked by all sorts of unprincipled types. I find it difficult to imagine why a topic lamenting the deaths of fellow Nigerians, should be hijacked by those whose minds are so far gone that they cannot even step back and form the thought, "may their souls rest in peace."
NL has sunk to a terrible low, now even the dead are being kicked around by wicked people for weird reasons that beggar belief.

Concerning the spraying of parked cars, I found that particularly disturbing too. Why would sane people spray parked cars, except they are trigger happy because they are under some sort of influence? The whole thing is mad. IMHO, the governor needs to throw in the towel and ask for military might to face those bastar'ds bullet for bullet.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=815848.msg9676592#msg9676592 date=1322819202]You ain't gonna have it your way, trust me. I shall expose every inch of your deep hate toward the SW to the surface. You wont see me coming, AM always here.[/quote]You've always had a "rich" imagination. Why not imagine yourself telling Akpabio to tar the roads and dualise them with Julius Berger in Akwa Ibom?
thats what you did here:

. . .I can go and on with this. . .but am using my mobile phone to type.

. . .and the so much touted road projects in Akwa Ibom is my credit. As i was the one that sold the idea to Akpabio victor to invite Julius Berger, based on what i saw Ma'azu achieved with them in Bauchi.
In 2007 before flagging off his campaign, i advised him. You know what, Ikot Ekpene-Abak road was the first road they built in Akwa Ibom and i was the one that said so, cos that road leads to the governor's house. I told them to dualized it.

I know where to go and make blood money. . .

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-799736.32.html

Thats what I call a "rich" imagination. Carry go! Wetin man no go hear?

kindly entertain us, someone should bring in the dancing monkeys for accompaniment. Lol!

Why did Aregbesola lie that he was doling out free land. . . In an elephant reserve? Damn!
Why did RASCAL Aregbe order the farmers be well beaten and driven off their "free land?"
Why tell high stories just to get into the papers and then beat the innocent farmers?

Why?

Questions! Questions!! Questions!!!

Gbawe:
Dont mind the rabid hypocrite. Nairaland biggest sycophant who raised a thread to praise OBJ's "swagger" recently simply becuase OBJ is now in team GEJ. Folks should go and dig up what this asinine and duplicitous hypocrite was saying about OBJ before GEJ was in the position of needing OBJ as a kingmaker. The same OBJ who , amonst his many vile deeds, wickedly contributed to Nigerians living in darkness today via a callous conspiracy of corruption with others (Agagu, Liyel Imoke et al) is now worthy of praise yet Tinubu and Aregbesola are suddenly the most corrupt individuals in Nigeria deserving of daily condemnation !!!

Has the shameless hypocrite even mentioned Dokpesi again after the AIT boss was made election campaigner for GEJ despite the fact that the fool spammed Nairaland shouting Dokpesi was everything evil inder the sun and heading for jail? How about Tony Anenih when we talk of corruption? Nothing exposes ugly bigotry (the likes of hypocrites like Beaf and PointB are guilty of) more than an obdurate focus on Tinubu and Aregbesola while nothing is said about a character like Anenih whose corrupt deeds continue to take Nigerian lives Daily !!! Did anyone hear Beaf and co speak when GEJ pandered to corrruption by making Haliru Bello defense Minister?

It really is very simple. What Beaf, PointB, edicolove, Johndoe and co are doing is what some did at the national level to the extent the finest legal minds put personal opinions/feelings/affiliation aside to pledge support for someone they see is being persecuted because of the bias and hypocrisy of others !!!! What are sanctimonious hypocrites like Beaf, PoibtB displaying when they only deem it fitting to talk about Tinubu and Aregbesola yet they are  disgracefully silent about the huge number of the most corrupt and evil individuals gathered behind GEJ? Bloody bigots and hypocrites.

I will always ask folks to man up and be true to themselves because that is what brings success in life. Don't throw stones if you live in the biggest glass house on the block and don't be the biggest hypocrite/bigot/thief et al alive only to be accusing others of such. When you ignore the biggest criminals, looters, killers and evil men behind your hero (GEJ) you back and defend blindly, only to focus 24/7 on those who oppose your messiah, what does that make you if not a blind and hateful hypocrite and bigot?

I wonder if you have joy in your life? You spend so much time sounding like you are in deep pain and making senseless personal attacks like you have some sort of disorder.
Dude, its sick and childish. If we make better arguments and are much more convincing than the hypocrisy you trade, its simply because we are genuine.

Here you are, carrying the torch for Tinubu, a heroine dealer and yet pointing fingers. Its a wonderful World indeed!
If it wasn't Nigeria at stake, it would be damn hilarious.

Grow up.

Demdem:
Beaf, u have been pasting this document for ages. This is bullshit. [b]This is not even the reason why he was even charged by the CCT. [/b]The reasons i have posted earlier on this thread to remind you all. If govt/PDP/retardeen feels compelled to charged him based on these documents again, why cant they gather all these info and charge him to court? Tinubu isnt saying he wont go to court, he isnt doging neither is he hiding.

Someone asked for concrete proof that Tinubu is corrupt and I supplied it. Simples.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=815848.msg9675337#msg9675337 date=1322801349]whatever! That was a fair expression.
Take time out to see who is really the bigot. We have crime section, and you delibrately choose to post the topic here.

Anywayz. Carry go, till the real bigots arrive.[/quote]Good riddance. Go somewhere where you can regale doubters with your Akwa Ibom high stories.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=814535.msg9675298#msg9675298 date=1322800378]So you completed the online application, then submitted the order for Tinubu's files?
Why all this?

BTW, does Nigeria lawyers know that they can do the same? I mean, if these evidence are damning evidence, one would think Tinubu would have been damned by now. But instead he's walking a free man.

Not saying Tinubu's case was a mistake, but US to make their own mistakes too.[/quote]Nigeria is a corrupt country with regional godfathers like Tinubu weilding very powerful strings and sucking the blood of the ordinary man. The only way the ordinary person can fight back, is to totally denounce the likes of Tinubu and those like him; Odili, IBB, Atiku etc as a starting point. If we have people ready to die for these thieves, then the battle will be lost before it even kicks off.

As I mentioned earlier on this thread, if we didn't have loud voices from Ibori's locality screaming, "thief," the man would still be parading as an untouchable godfather. Imagine Ibori! A credit card fraudster and roofing sheet thief, yet a power broker in Nigeria!
If that is unimaginable, then consider a convicted drug dealer, running things in Nigeria in the person of Tinubu. How low will Nigeria sink?

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=815848.msg9675301#msg9675301 date=1322800469]You dont understand his antics. show me when last he posted ANY topic concerning ANY PDP state. Apart from Timipreye Silva they are prosecuting?

That guy is pursueing a crusade against our people. He tried his hands on Lagos, then he moved to Osun and now Ogun State. Am watching him![/quote]So your ethnic bigotry pops out? LOLZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!
This is weird. Dude, there's a topic at hand, quit the comedy.

Your behaviour is utterly disgraceful.

If you have nothing reasonable to add, waka!

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=815848.msg9675244#msg9675244 date=1322799347]Exposing your hypocrisy. Why rush to post any issue on ACN states leaving out PDP states? Abi, you wan tell me say you never read that news? Charity should begin at home.[/quote]Weird stuff.

What about APGA, DDP, CPC and ANPP? Nothing for them? Lol!
You are funny. It is a real stretch for any rational mind to link discussion of the robberies in Ogun state with specific parties. What is your rational input to the topic?

@OAM4J
You are a gent.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=814535.msg9675233#msg9675233 date=1322799028]^^^ You've been posting that since you were after Tinubu.
Where is the source of the document, anywayz?[/quote]You can get a copy of the judgement in the case the United States Govt against Bola Tinubu from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois by filling in the form on their website. Here's the link: https://www.ilnd.uscourts.gov/home/Transcript-Order-Form.aspx

That document is damning evidence that Tinubu is highly corrupt.

^
Is Rivers state in Ogun state? What has the above got to do with the current topic?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=814535.msg9675215#msg9675215 date=1322798683]^^^ Where are the documents?[/quote]This is devasting proof of corruption:

Where do people who are not corrupt get damning judgements about involvement with trading in heroine like this? Or do you think this was forged at Oluwole like Tinubu's Toronto degree?

www.nairaland.com/attachments/139268_BolaTinubuHeroinforfeiture_jpgb084d334c74cec7150ee9588a3aed2fc

PointB:
Exactly how was he proved "Not Guilty"? Or how does dismissing a case on technicality amount to 'Not guilty'
Tinubu was not tried either because the powers-that-be does not believe it worthwhile and have decided to give him soft landing.
So you can continue with your victory lap because one of you was given a let off with a slap on the wrist but never because he was not guilty as charged. In any case, a leader is a as good as the society that raised him.

Bode George, Tafa Balogun, Bankole, Gbenga, Obj, Tinubu are all very exemplary citizens, and indeed of yours; I hail!

My broda, ask me!
I even provided ample documentry proof of Tinubu's corruption, but the usual brigade applied their failed stone throwing tactics to deflect from the issue. The amount of hypocrisy flowing in the blood of some Nigerians is really sad. These are the very same people who wil jump up tomorrow to cry crocodile tears about Nigeria's lack of development.

PStylish:
Aloy.Am afraid you are wrong with the bolded statement.Every sensible Nigerian and Yoruba man knows that Tinubu is no saint and highly corrupt.They know he is in billions.Its just that with the Yorubas place a high priority on supporting their own against[b] all[/b] odds at all cost.They would sacrifice anything to do that including justice, fairplay and a clear conscience.

it is not a Yoruba problem, rather it is the regional faction of ACN that is striving to make it that way with their open promotion of ethnically bigotted politics.

ode remo:
Old boy , there is absolutely no way to describe last week robbery, i drove staright into the thick of action @ sagamu.
Oceanic, zenith,gtb, intercon, etc. All banks on same row were seriously damaged by a group of fearless 12 gang strong , all equiped with mordern uptodate weapons. Bank vaults were bombeb out.
The incidents lasted for almost an hr, 7 vigilantes were killed,7/8 innocent passersby were shot dead aswell.
The most annoying part was that all parked cars were bullet sprayed bar none.
Ask me where i was?,old boy na inside gutter most big men hide oh, no be joke.
These guys came well prepared.

Damn! Thank God for your life, bruv. It must have been a terrifying experience.
You mean they actually shot up parked cars like mad people?
IMHO, it is either they are on drugs or politicians are involved. If it is politics, then I don't care what party they belong to; when they are caught, they must be wiped out; life is not cheap.

Babangida and Abacha killed Nigeria. Babangida also introduced the rampant corruption we see today. When I was a kid, my dad would park the car on the road with the engine running and nothing would would happen, but not after IBB wrecked the country with his rampant bribery and deliberately destroyed the army and police (anything that was a remote threat).

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=815848.msg9675046#msg9675046 date=1322795541]Did you trace any denial?
Just observing.[/quote]No?
People are dying needlessly, trapping the murderers or expressing sympathy should be the focus.

Ha! It looks like Armageddon hour!
Tambuwal vs Obj. Exactly what the country needs.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=815848.msg9675007#msg9675007 date=1322794602]Osun/Aregbesola, Now Ogun, next will be Ondo.

LOL. [/quote]Are you denying that there is a problem there? I don't see what the thread has to do with Aregbesola.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=814535.msg9674998#msg9674998 date=1322794334]Cute
Nigerian
Men (minus 3)

For a change

[/quote]This is a better one:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/583912_TinubuTeaches_jpg0ecafeac81d4658da15c9e7bb3d9ab29

Is this thing due to politicians? Or is there just a gang thats always high on drugs?
Its hard to understand.

[size=14pt]Banks close in Ogun over security challenge[/size]
By Ernest Nwokolo, Abeokuta2 hours 44 minutes ago

[img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=ibikunle_amosun_860851173.jpg&size=article_medium[/img]
Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun

The increasing wave of bank robberies in Ogun State and the attendant loss of lives and cash is taking a huge toll on banking in the Gateway State.

Banks in Ijebu, Sagamu and Abeokuta yesterday shut their gates against customers. The closure, which the operators said will be indefinite,  triggered a biting cash crunch and panic reactions.

The Ogun State Banks’ Managers Committee (OSBMC), issued a communique after a meeting held at the Abeokuta branch of the Central Bank of Nigeria CBN), saying banks would not re-open for operations in the three senatorial districts until there is an “assurance of safety of lives and cash”.

All 35  members of the committee at the meeting told reporters that they had pleaded with Governor Ibikunle Amosun to provide Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs), at least 10 Hilux vehicles as well as to urgently convene a security summit to address the incessant threats to banking.

Another meeting has been scheduled for next Tuesday at the same venue to review the situation. The managers resolved to write a letter to CBN Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi and the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) about the security challenges they have been living with. A copy of the letter they said, will be forwarded to Amosun.

They relived the recent experience of a bank, where a year’s profit was lost to robbers in one raid, stressing that they would not “budge” in their chosen cause, until their “demands are met”.

According to the bankers, they had planned to assist the police in refurbishing and repairing their two malfunctioning APCs, but got bogged down by a N23 million bill needed to put them in shape. 

Amosun had earlier expressed concern about the security challenge, but pledged to arrest it.

Amosun said: “Let me assure you that we as a government are more concerned. I can tell you that we have taken delivery of one or two APCs and another 10 units are on the way. Ultimately, we plan to have about 30 units. But you know the huge investment required; that is why we are trying to see how we can partner with the people for assistance.”

The governor, however, said the APCs alone would not do the magic, but that getting the people positively engaged through gainful employment would also go a long way in taking the youths away from crimes. 
Nkemdeme, in a telephone interview, said members of the public were merely reacting out of “speculations”, adding that the situation was under control.

Nkemdeme said his Command has appealed to the bankers to reopen their shops, assuring that enough security personnel have been deployed to strategic locationsto forestall and counter any robbery attack.
He said: “We are fully prepared to counter any robbery attack. The panic in town resulted from rumours and speculations of robbery attack. There is no truth in that. Nothing like that has happened; it is all speculations.

“We have put measures on ground to prevent robberies and for security reasons, it is not advisable to disclose such on the pages of newspapers. And we have also appealed to the bankers to reopen to their customers.”

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/28359-banks-close-in-ogun-over-security-challenge.html

cap28:
Libya entered into a rapprochement with france, britain and america in 2004 - this led to the lifting of the unjust sanctions that had been imposed on Libya for over 15 years.

buying of favours goes on all the time - it goes on in america and britain - in america lobbyists who act on behalf of the multinational corporations buy favours from members of congress in order to ensure that congress implement policies favourable to their businesses

After saying the above, you should shut up for good. It is stup!d to continue singing Gaddafi's praises as if he was not one of the imperialist phucking Africa in vile ways. He bought favours from those you call the devil? That makes him a devil too in simple logic; a handler of stolen goods is as much a thief as the thief himself.
Contrast that with Sankara who refused to trade, because he was imbued with uprightness, principle, morality, intelligence and love for his people. He was everything Gaddafi never was and even in death, his name remains indelible in the African consciousness; Gaddafi, on the other hand is a rancid dog, spat on, even by his own people.

By the way, the favours Gaddafi buy and sold included the death of Sankara and the amputation of babies limbs in Sierra Leone. The favours Gaddafi traded would have seen him in the Hague like a common criminal, if he had not met an inglorious end.

Your very own words above, show that you cannot see the wood for the trees and sum you up as the psychedelic bum you are, tugging at the loony fringes.

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=814535.msg9674834#msg9674834 date=1322789315]I detest the comment above because you of all people should know better. Having said that, the task at hand is how to develop social engineering techniques which would rid the country of corruption. I'm afraid that barring drastic millitary activities or other extreme measures, it may take us a generation or two to get there.[/quote]If you detest corruption, how come throughout this thread you have only seemed to cheer on the corruption hurrah singers? You've got to walk the walk, not just protest at the observations of witnesses like me. This thread is dead serious and far from hilarious. If indeed you detest corruption, then you augth to show it.

As for the drastic military measures you profer, I understand the sentiment, but it is an expression of frustration rather than rationality. It was the military with their impunity that got us in this mess. No?
I will state it categorically that it was the army that foisted powerful criminals like Tinubu on Nigeria. For example, when Sani Abacha designed to make himself mega-wealthy by destroying local refineries and acquiring a personal refinery in Sierra Leone with FG money (to become the sole fuel importer), Tinubu helped finance the deal by buying 24% shares in Abacha's private refinery.

If the army foisted scumbags like Tinubu on us, how do you ask that same army to remove them? Especially while IBB is still well and kicking? We only have ourselves to do the job and it starts with the small step of roundly condemning those like Tinubu and all of his supporters. If that had not been done with Ibori, even from the grassroots in his home state, he would just be another monster prowling the landscape and devouring our hope for tomorrow.

gabng:
Beaf (Jona's Lap Dog)

Do people practise expressing their foolishness with crap like this? Wonders!

gabng:
This beaf .

Your defending this rubbish is really apaling. Why u no go dey clean jona yansh. The Bell 429 EMS is not a military helicopter. its a normal civilian twin engined helo that is adapted (without any engine or avionics change) for Emergency Services (EMS)

See pics of what is being purchased

Dude, can you defend your words, because you are only making assertions which is the same as rumour mongering.
Like I asked someone earlier; can you provide a blow by blow breakdown of the special equipment the helicopter is going to be fitted with? You should be able to explain this excerpt in fine blow by blow detail, "special equipment and Bell Standard installed kits, avionics, specialized equipment, accessories and spare parts and emergency medical service configuration". Tell us exactly what the "special equipment" is and how much each item costs, thats a simple challenge to prove that you are talking about things you have no clue about.
Can you do that for us, sir or kindly keep quiet? Adults should not speak for the sake of it.

Maybe the Australian Navy have not been told that the Bell 429 is not a military aircraft or would they have a differen craft from the pics you plucked off Google? http://www.navy.gov.au/Future_Aircrafthttp://www.navy.gov.au/Future_Aircraft
Do civilians pilot aircraft used by the military, if so, in what country? Who will the pilot be? You are introducing comedic dimenensions to what should be a logical argument.

Next time you want to freely express id!ocy, please do it within the confines of your bedroom.