While Naai-gerians cry and complain that they were "snubbed".

chris365:

I see how you are slowly dying. so if you have not been following my posts, why do you respond to them?

a typical fool is what you are and I doubt your brain can handle any more confused statement that comes from your mind. die well

You've given me no argument. You are impotent. You speak like me.

Why on earth would I take you seriously? You are obviously empty. You are my follower and adore every single one of my posts. The way I speak. The way I think. I figure I am your god on this thread.

chris365:

no amount of pictures can

You even speak like me.

Harmless follower. I'd be wasting my time if I took you seriously, after my midnight.

I have had a tremendous impact on you.

Beautiful South African beings.

chris365:

hahahahahahahahaha. and how does this change the fact that you have been proven a fool?
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You will either point that out or accept your place as one of my harmless followers.

People that know what they are doing.

Organised people.

Looking after the beautiful South Africans.

South African military and police turning out for the fallen former commander-in-chief.

chris365:

I thought you said you don't go back. [s]the hard truth has taken you back several pages to pick your ignorance again. facts can confuse people that much. especially a fool like you.

disprove the fact that was shown to you and stop shedding tears like a baby. ignorant fool.

your foolishness is out in the open. [/s].

I thought you didn't care too much for my posts?

Seems you read every single one - rather carefully.

I must be doing something right. Hurting a few souls.

yousuf12:

I understand where you are coming from but this but I truly believe the Apartheid made South Africans the way they are today. They think all foreigners are out to get them. But anyway that is my opinion. No one has felt the wrath of the savage South Africans more than Somalis but I still believe they could have done better were it not for the white man and for that reson I do get the hint that you are saying a lot of things because of emotions.

It is no lie that Somalia is still a failed state and Somalis have got no one else to blame but themselves, so no offence taken.

For the sake of completeness, here are pictures showing the wrath of savage Somalis against other Somalis. South Africans shouldn't be expected to give you something that you can't give to each other.

As for the rest of your post, ok, but white people aren't entirely bad. It's apartheid and colonisation that were.

agaugust:

[s]sorry dude, on this thread it was wrongly quoted, the drones returned by Turkey to Israel are HERON drones NOT Aerostar drones of [/s]

Try again.

You can't sell us a dud on the thread.

Weak defences are for the babies of Naai-geria.

CraigB:

Please complete the set of pictures, so that everybody can see that old faces standing behind the drones.

Now, the old farts "bamboozled" the Naai-gerians. Get ready for sub-par after sales support.

Everyone plays Naai-geria for a fool. The idîots of the African continent.


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http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/poland-cancels-aerostar-uav-purchase-377210/

Poland cancels Aerostar UAV purchase

Poland's defence ministry has cancelled a contract to purchase Aerostar unmanned air systems from Israeli company Aeronautics, and will also ask for compensation.

Signed in 2010 and covering two systems, the $35 million purchase was made in order to deploy the UAS in Afghanistan, where Polish army units are part of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force.

Warsaw's deal included the development of an automatic take-off and landing (ATOL) capability, with this to have enabled the unmanned aircraft to approach and land safely in windy conditions and other ground effects encountered in the operational area.

Aeronautics encountered problems with the ATOL capability, which led to it failing to meet the delivery schedule agreed in the contract. The company, which has yet to comment on the Polish decision, has also faced other problems during recent months, with sources saying that a disagreement between its shareholders has delayed some projects.

agaugust:

[s]ordinary one civilian man defeated the whole security system south Africa master planned to protect over 50 world leaders at Mandela's burial.

Book haram is more sleek, sly and slippery than that young man that defeated south African security paraphernalia.

Obama could have been killed to go meet Mandela in Heaven or Hades, and you still get mouth to dey talk when you should be ashamed of your useless south African security systems.

No wonder ANC rebels entered inside your nuclear reactor at koelberg city and shot with ordinary AK-47 through your heavy military defenses....

Useless south African military and intelligence mugus
[/s]
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Captured is Naai-geria. Jonathan has indirectly sought help from South Africa by requesting the support of the rapid deployment force - Zuma's suggestion.

agaugust:

if boko haram was a south african terrorist group they will capture jacob zuma from his bedroom and south african military will be confused

The nation of Naai-geria is captured by Boko Haram and they can't move on until they free themselves from the claws of civil war.

South Africans, aren't they just lovely?

agaugust:


Show me source proof of where ARADU's exact brand of modern American anti-submarine detector Sonar was escaped by your Type 209 submarine, show me !

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After you tell us why Jonathan is crying out for help from Africa - re: Boko Haram.

agaugust: .

[s]Israel is a greater military power than those countries who rejected the Israeli drones, and Israel still uses those same drones as well as Nigeria.

Rubbish Israel if you wish, Israel built 70% of south African weapons manufacturing capacity by direct transfer of technology and scientists in exchange for cash.

Israel is south Africa's master forever.[/s]

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On this thread, it's been shown that Israel's customers sent the drones back, the complaint being poor quality and performance.

Facts. Not dreams.

Mike..ZA:
Ever heard about shopping trolleys? Are this drones pushed around instead of flying?. I can too put up pictures of weapon systems of South Africa armed forces which aren't used.

It's simple: the Naai-gerian drones are useless, low-quality drones. Smarter nations have sent them back to source.

And @Pistolx says:


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all4naija: Jeez! I can smell expired crack! It is not good for your health, CraigB.

Thank you.

I take it there's no list forthcoming, then?

all4naija: At least you should listen to yourself for once! You are the one who accuses Nigerians of jealous yet paints a picture to make the situation looks as though it is about jealousy when it is not. [s]The definition of jealous in this argument has been misused. I don't think it is the appropriate condition as regard Nigerians' views on matters concerning SA. Mind you no citizen has accused any South African of jealous despite the fact false information are peddled around by them to make the 'Giant of Africa' looks small. We even saw that in the just concluded Nelson Mandela's memorial, where our own very president was relegated to the background in the occasion that is supposed to be grazed by Nigerians with pride!

Don't tell me Nigerians don't deserve to be respected and as such it is right to treat all equally with unwarranted disgrace. I have had enough of hearing about South Africans putting Nigerians down in all important spheres. I am beginning to feel dissapointed and angry about this unhealthy exercising of trouble-making habits found in South Africans. It will be very unlucky for that nation the day the Giant will wake up to its responsibility and it might be too late for the 'Rainbow nation' to make apologies.

Now, I don't see any thing to say we are jealous of a nation that can barely do away with animosity. The place where a seating president is booed for no reason in an important occasion as Mandela's memorial.Jeez! What is going on with Southies (Mzansi moos)?! It is becoming a laughable situation the manner at which the people of that country act in ignorance while thinking they are special and have the right to be out of place with failed mind to think they are in a civilized world. This is not going to make that nation to be in enviable position in the continent. No nation takes South Africans seriously as leaders because they are not civilized. That is the fact, and it is not jealousy, Mr CraigB.

Thank you. [/s]

Don't give me tales and yada-yada. Give me a list of things that I could possibly be jealous of. End of story.

agaugust:

[s]go back and read that link, your submarines are prone to electrical faults as one broke down electrically without hitting any object.

i wont waste my time on what i posted 3 times in 6 hours ago.

next south african on the line please.....make your post and lets see how dull you are too [/s]

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I don't go back. I read proof. Not irrelevant rubbish about Aunty Mavis's cat.

Give me proof and be happy. End of story.

In the meantime, tell us about your president who's crying out for help from Africa.

The sounds of crying out for help...

What happened to: "we have it under control?"

Africa rapid reaction force could tackle Boko Haram: Nigeria

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iXKh2ZAyoCHCoy1bARNTwgYumNGg?docId=ba013879-0c1d-491a-8a31-b9b5c0a5dfd5

(AFP) – 1 day ago
Lagos — Nigeria's president said he has given his backing to the creation of an African rapid reaction force, adding that it could help tackle the Boko Haram insurgency, in comments published Monday.
"We fully support this rapid reaction force," Goodluck Jonathan told French radio station RFI in an interview on the sidelines of the recent France-Africa summit in Paris.
Jonathan's French counterpart Francois Hollande called for an African force to be set up, and said France was prepared to train 20,000 soldiers a year if the project goes ahead.
Hollande said France was offering to provide equipment, logistical support and advice on coordination for the force, and was seeking wider European Union funding for it to be operational by 2015.
Jonathan said he envisaged that the force could be deployed to hotspots across the continent, including in northern Nigeria, which has been in the grip of Islamist-linked violence since 2009.
Sustained attacks blamed on Boko Haram prompted the government in Abuja to impose a state of emergency in three northern states -- Borno, Yobe and Adamawa -- to try to stop the bloodshed.
The military has claimed that the banned militant group has been pushed into more remote, rural areas, yet violence has continued.
Last week, Boko Haram launched a daring raid on military targets in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state, leading to a city-wide curfew.
Jonathan said the state of emergency, which was extended for another six months in November, had been effective, particularly in Adamawa state.
But he said the Maiduguri attack demonstrated that Boko Haram should not be underestimated -- and raised the possibility that the group was getting outside support, particularly in the supply of weapons.
Jonathan meanwhile dismissed repeated claims from human rights groups about abuses against Boko Haram suspects held at military detention facilities in the north.
He said those claims had been exaggerated but he had nevertheless sanctioned the release of one billion naira ($6.2 million, 4.5 million euros) to improve conditions.
Arrested Boko Haram militants were held in "satisfactory" conditions, he added, reiterating that the government was open to dialogue with the militant group.

SANDF supporting Mandela commemoration, burial


The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) shifted into top gear only hours after Nelson Mandela died at his Houghton, Johannesburg, home last Thursday.

First into action was the SA Military Health Service (SAMHS), which had been responsible for the former president’s health care since he was admitted to a Pretoria hospital in June this year with a recurrent lung infection.

A SAMHS detail collected his body and moved it by road convoy to 1 Military Hospital in Thaba Tshwane in the first SANDF involvement in arrangements for the various functions before the final interment of South Africa’s first democratically elected President at Qunu in the Eastern Cape on Sunday.

The involvement of the South African military in all events around Mandela’s death has been meticulously planned under the code name Operation Imbeko. When it became reality it was changed to Operation Uxolo. As South Africans came to grips with the fact that the 95-year-old former freedom fighter was no longer part of the national landscape, SANDF Chief General Solly Shoke cancelled a medal parade set for Friday and ordered all soldiers on leave to return to their bases and units immediately...

Lest we forget where we started:

‘Isreali contractors sold Nigeria $240m non-functional drones’

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/isreali-contractors-sold-nigeria-240m-non-functional-drones/

agaugust:

i posted that complaint source 3 times 6 hours ago, if you pretend you did not see it, then pretend to your girlfriend that you have no d...i...c...k

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You did not. You posted a link about South Africans crashing the submarines and doing other things to them.

Irrelevant rubbish.

Answer the question: Who has EVER complained about the QUALITY of our submarines? Where is the proof?

Get on with it. Your petticoat is showing. Move along now. Proof.

agaugust:

south africa did NOT return the faulty submarines because your corrupt politicians and cash greedy navy admirals had been paid bribes to shut up and [s]accept them faulty like that, fact

"He said submarine manufacturer Ferrostaal was under fire for corrupt dealings with Greece and Portugal, whose own arms deals contributed to the current European fiscal crisis: "This [South Africa's submarine deal] is a déjà-vu situation with Portugal and Greece.

This is another example of what happens in arms deals all the time, but it seems to be happening more than most in our deals. We were sold equipment that seems to be of dubious quality, we were sold it at inflated prices because of the bribes that were paid"


http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2012/08/12/not-one-of-the-r8-billion-arms-deal-submarines-is-operational


swallow the bitter pills of truth....fool [/s]

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More stories about aunty Mavis's dog.

Tell us who and when has anyone EVER complained about the QUALITY of the submarines as produced by the source.

Don't give us an IRRELEVANT link and a mountain of hot air.

Simple.

Answer the question.

Less yada-yada. More proof.

all4naija:

There is nothing about jealousy in this argument. It is plainly South Africans thing to quickly accuse Nigerians of being jealous for stating the obvious about their society. I don't see anything revealing in what you accused Nigerian of in this very thread.

Thank you.

Jealous of what, am I? Give me a list - starting at zero and ending at zero, please.

No amount of banana throwing will change the fact that those ladies, wearing leaves are Naai-gerian.

Now, I ask again: are the ladies primitive or not?

agaugust:


your very own country's south african weapons and defence experts have complaints, [s]that the worst imaginable.....swallow it fast and choke

read now you fool of a debtor nation buying submarines that have a half dead battery on credit with bank loans


"The SAS Manthatisi, the first of the country's submarines acquired in the multibillion-rand arms deal, has been in the dry dock since 2007 after a series of mishaps, including crashing into a quay and damaging her steering mechanism.

Then a power cable was incorrectly plugged into her shore power-supply system, causing damage. The vessel's propulsion batteries, which cost R35-million, are being replaced.

Arms deal activist Terry Crawford-Browne said the incident was further proof of the folly of the arms deal. "South Africa has not yet paid for these submarines. They are being financed by Commerzbank until 2016, these loans being underwritten by Hermes and German taxpayers," he said.

This is another example of what happens in arms deals all the time, but it seems to be happening more than most in our deals. We were sold equipment that seems to be of dubious quality, we were sold it at inflated prices because of the bribes that were paid, and the performance of this equipment across the board has been, to put it politely, very poor," said Feinstein"

http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2012/08/12/not-one-of-the-r8-billion-arms-deal-submarines-is-operational[/s]

Don't give us long stories about where aunty Mavis may have walked the dog last night. Show us clear proof:

Where and when has anyone complained about the QUALITY of the products as produced by the source? Who has ever returned the prototype to source, citing poor quality and performance?

It's a simple question.

Answer the simple question.

Don't go to town.

I show you how to answer the question below.

CraigB: Facts. Not stories:

The "quality" of the drones sold to Naai-geria:


"Earlier this month, Hurriyet reported that the Turkish military plans to return three tactical Aerostar UAVs to Israel, citing the drones’ poor performance against the Kurdistan Workers Party."


http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Egyptians-to-purchase-Turkish-made-drones


The Naai-gerians have been played for the foôls that they are. They bragged to us about useless drones.

Facts. Not stories:

The "quality" of the drones sold to Naai-geria:


"Earlier this month, Hurriyet reported that the Turkish military plans to return three tactical Aerostar UAVs to Israel, citing the drones’ poor performance against the Kurdistan Workers Party."


http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Egyptians-to-purchase-Turkish-made-drones


The Naai-gerians have been played for the foôls that they are. They bragged to us about useless drones.

chris365:

This is what is before you. Germany conned your dumb generals of faulty submarines for billions of rand. European countries use your military to fill their national budgets with overpriced useless junk. Your arms purchase are marred by corruption.

And you feel you are making sense with an ordinary drone deal that was later rectified and are flying? Clap for yourself. You still retain your spot for "Idiat of the year".

Jungle noises!

Get to work. Show us who has complained about the quality of our submarine prototype.

All the bananas in the world won't answer that question for you.

Failing that, embrace your curse as the offspring of a nation that buys duds and gives money to all the chancers of the world.

Your drones remain unwanted by the world. Try though you might, the fact remains.

So give us a list. Who has complained about our submarine prototypes? Give it your best shot. Go!

Fighter Pilot:

You are lying to your teeth. 4000MW is too small for population of over 40 million people. So tell me do you think that SA is playing cards with their 45000MW power production rather than providing it to the people. That power which they provide to the population of 50 million is still experiencing power shadding whereby South Africans are being alerted to switch off their geisers, heaters and other appliances whenever they are not in use. Tell me now how will 4000MW which is even smaller than what Joburg provides alone can ever manage to cope with 40 million end users?

Yes, the banana throwers of Naai-geria have woken up to the truth.

Facts. Not dreams.


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According to the [Naai-gerian] Minister, “Nigeria is eager to learn from South Africa as it has a robust per capital power supply status with 43 million people and 40,000MW. South Africa is far ahead of Nigeria with over 160 million people and power generation of less than 5,000MW. The implication of this is that Nigeria will need to generate 40 times more power to meet up the South Africans.”


Nigeria, South Africa partner on power infrastructure

on December 10, 2013 / in News 12:15 am / Comments

By CHRIS OCHAYI

ABUJA: South African President, Jacob Zuma has expressed the willingness of his country to partner with Nigeria to create business opportunities and development of infrastructure, especially in the energy sector.

The South African Deputy Minister for Trade and Investment, Ms. Elizabeth Thabeth, who said this while leading the South African trade and investment delegation to the Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo in Abuja, said President Jacob Zuma’s priority, is to develop infrastructure through partnership with other African countries.

She said energy as an enabler for economic growth is the focus of the group, adding that Nigeria as a strategic partner of South Africa will help fast track the realization of Pan-African dream of its Government.

Addressing the delegation which was accompanied on the visit by South African’s High Commissioner to Nigeria Lulu Louis Mnguni, the Minister of Power, Nebo assured the delegation that Nigeria’s fledging power sector still offers a lot of business opportunities to South-Africa.

He said this will be a welcome development to Nigeria, as such strategic partnership is in consonance with African Brotherhood and solidarity. Recalling the days preceding the emergence of majority rule in South-Africa, Nebo said Nigeria was there to ensure political freedom for South-Africans.

“We are desirous of doing business with South-Africa. The telecommunication giant MTN, Shoprite and other South African companies are doing well here, we want more of them in the power sector too”

According to the Minister, “Nigeria is eager to learn from South Africa as it has a robust per capital power supply status with 43 million people and 40,000MW. South Africa is far ahead of Nigeria with over 160 million people and power generation of less than 5,000MW. The implication of this is that Nigeria will need to generate 40 times more power to meet up the South Africans.”

Nebo assured the South Africans that there are more opportunities in power generation despite their invisibility in the on-going privatisation, adding that transmission, metering and even manufacturing of parts like circuit breakers, cables, power lines and switches, require investment from South Africa.

Another area of interest is renewable energy – solar, biomass and wind, “our doors are open. We have vast areas of communities that are far from the national grid,” he said.

He also said that with the privatisation of the sector, the new owners will require partnership. “We also want to explore our abundant coal reserves, South Africa can avail us with the knowledge of using clean coal technology. We need to reiterate that we are prepared to sign MoU with South-Africa, we want to tap from your experience to energize our economy,” he said.

Also at the event, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Power, Ambassador Godknows Igali said Nigeria wants to see more MTN and Shoprite companies in the Power sector, just as he promised to bring-on board new owners of Nigeria’s power assets, so that they can explore partnerships that would be mutually beneficial.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/nigeria-south-africa-partner-power-infrastructure/#sthash.lleD670E.dpuf