₦airaland Forum

chris365: congratulations fool. south Africa is officially the first country to bleed billions on faulty German submarines.

your barks won't change that fact. so keep barking

Once you're done throwing bananas all over the place, show us who in the world has complained about the quality of our submarine prototypes.

We won't hold our collective breath.

Meanwhile, the whole world is complaining about the drone prototypes that you bought. A fôol and his money are soon parted?

No - a Naai-gerian and his money are soon parted.

NaijaPikinGidi: Weak show of anything cogent for a response.
Enjoy the depth of the photo! It's killing you to see the power of Nigeria linked to your freedom! That was Presidential privilege!

Facts.

Not dreams:


http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/november/10/newsid_2539000/2539561.stm

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After news of the executions became public, South African President Nelson Mandela said his delegation would recommend Nigeria's suspension until a democratic government was elected.

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1995: Nigeria hangs human rights activists
The writer and human rights activist, Ken Saro-Wiwa, has been executed in Nigeria despite worldwide pleas for clemency.
The country's military rulers ordered the execution of Mr Saro-Wiwa and eight other dissidents should go ahead at 0730 local time (0830 GMT).

They were taken in chains to a prison in the southern city of Port Harcourt and hanged.

The activists were condemned to death 10 days ago after being found guilty of involvement in four murders.

Mr Saro-Wiwa insisted they were framed because of their opposition to the oil industry in the Niger-Delta region of southern Nigeria.

At his trial Mr Saro-Wiwa said the case was designed to prevent members of his tribe, the Ogoni, from stopping pollution of their homeland and getting a fair share of oil profits.

Dozens of Ogonis have been imprisoned by the military regime led by General Sani Abacha who seized power two years ago.

'Judicial murder'

The government is fearful of their opposition to mining driving the companies away, especially the Anglo-Dutch group, Shell.

Shell is the largest operator in Nigeria and oil it extracts in the Niger-Delta region provides most of Nigeria's export earnings.

The deaths of Mr Saro-Wiwa and the other activists looks likely to lead to Nigeria's expulsion or suspension from the Commonwealth whose leaders are currently meeting in New Zealand.

After news of the executions became public, South African President Nelson Mandela said his delegation would recommend Nigeria's suspension until a democratic government was elected.

British Prime Minister John Major called the executions "judicial murder" and said he did not see how Nigeria could now remain in the Commonwealth.

NaijaPikinGidi: Unmistakable and unforgettable photo of Mr. Nelson Mandela who was flown from South Africa to Nigeria in a jet from the Presidential fleet. A grateful Mr. Mandela salutes the Nigerian nation as he exists the plane to a warm Nigerian welcome at the Airport. Forever, history will be a witness to his immense greatness earned not by birth but by the African efforts of solidarity, compassion, and generosity spearheaded by Nigeria and like minded pan African forces.

https://lh4.ggpht.com/-5owRt_ZEtZQ/UqEN1m1gAoI/AAAAAAAAFFg/c-l3U_Sw8gI/s1600/DERIV-216_44-4-670x460.jpg

Rest in Peace son of mama Africa.

He practically visited ALL African nations.

And "mama" is reserved for women.

Your credibility is shot. In a bad way.

And then Mandela went on to push for and spearhead your seclusion because you killed Ken Saro-wiwa.

No so like-minded there, mate.

chris365: f00l. . fact is they sold your dumb generals faulty equipments thereby milking your dumb country of billions.

US high tech drones got hacked by Iran. it's inevitable. dummy

Try again!

Embrace your idïocy and be happy!

No one has complained of technical faults on our submarine prototypes - anywhere in the world.

As for your drones, let's see:

1. At least two cancelled orders - the complaint being poor performance; and

2. At least one description accusing the source of making drones that "fall out the sky like flies"


Now, until you show something similar for our submarine prototypes, you need to accept that your nation is the source of fortunes untold for all. South Africa included.


You have no advisors. Your own advisors are the sellers, as can be seen by looking At the faces standing behind your useless drone. - which faces you tried to hide and posted pictures of "deck hands" instead.

agaugust: fact remains that in August 12th 2012 all 3 south african submarines purchased with bank loans $800 million all broke down, crashed to the sea bottom, crashed to the sea port concrete, had battery failure. soweto ripped of by the whites again.

you borrowed more money to repair your sub-standard submarines as soon as they were purchased, more debt, more interest, growing gbese of baba alajo

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

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And none of them have been shown to be bad quality anywhere in the world.

As for Israeli drones, however, all sorts of things happen to them. You bragged about junk and now you're going crazy because you foölishness is on display.


[email]Israeli Drones Fallin’ from the Skies Like Flies: Third UAV Sabotaged by Hacking[/email]

http://www.richardsilverstein.com/2013/10/09/third-israeli-drone-sabotaged-by-hacking/

Msauza: The fact remains you have been stripped of cash for scraps.

http://www.timesofisrael.com/turkey-to-return-israeli-made-drones-citing-technical-problems/

Every Tom, Dick and Harry is guaranteed easy money in Naai-geria.

Quick to spend and slow to think, the idîots will buy any junk with a foreign label on it.

And they show it off to people who know better. The israeli's duped the idïots do badly that the idíots have become advertisers of the junk that they bought.

Naai-geria were sold a dud.

And they are too stûpid to realise.

http://www.jpost.com/Defense/Report-Turkey-plans-to-return-poor-Israeli-UAVs

Report: Turkey plans to return 'poor' Israeli UAVs

Defense News' quotes Turkish procurement official as saying contract for 3 Aerostar UAVs is "at the stage of cancellation."
Turkey plans to return three Aerostar UAVs to Israel due to "poor performance," the global newsweekly Defense News reported this week.

“The contract is at a stage of cancellation,” the report quoted a procurement official as saying.

The UAV, produced by Israel's Aeronautics Defense Systems based in Yavne, has a range of 200 kilometers and is capable of carrying an 80 kilogram payload.

The report quoted Nizar Amir, the Israeli embassy spokesman in Ankara, as saying “We have not been informed by Turkish authorities” about the Turkish position.

Related:
‘PKK using Israeli drones to attack Turkish troops'
IAF shoots down UAV in northern Negev
Israel is a recognized world leader in the development of UAVs.

Jerusalem's once flourishing military and diplomatic relationship with Ankara crumbled after after Israeli marines stormed the Mavi Marmara ship in May 2010 to enforce a naval blockade of the Gaza Strip and killed nine Turks in clashes with activists on board.

The rift has continued despite US efforts to encourage a rapprochement between the two regional powers whose cooperation it needs to address changes sweeping the Middle East.

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The idîots of the continent: Naai-geria.

agaugust: you are too blind to see that the story in your source is dated November 05, 2012.

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

on November 05, 2012 / in News 9:50 am /

the israeli drones only had an electrical fault like any machine could have and they have been repaired and working as at now....dummy

"An Israeli-manufactured AeroStar UAV prepares for lift-off at the Air Force Institute of Technology, Kaduna.

They might be helping us but what I am SURE about is that I was watching on NTA News when the Air Chief commissioned the Centre for Innovative and Adaptive Technology at the Air Force Institute of Technology and as some point, an NCO came out pushing this UAV as into a takeoff run and it rolled on and took off. It was specifically described as an AEROSTAR UAV and that is Israeli-made. That is why those Israeli gentlemen are in the photo.

NTA NEWS this evening showed the NAF conducting demonstration flights of the Aerostar UAV at Kaduna today. "

beegeagel wordpress. July 05, 2013.

http://beegeagle./2013/07/03/an-israeli-made-aerostar-drone-of-the-nigerian-air-force-photo-credit-federal-ministry-of-information/


An Israeli-manufactured AeroStar UAV prepares for lift-off at the Air Force Institute of Technology, Kaduna.
https://i.imgur.com/3lRXYe5.jpg


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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: sad to know south africa dumped winnie mandela and no one even remembers her. she lost her marriage because of the fight for south african blacks freedom. now a forgotten and unwanted sad old woman. used by all and dumped by all, this world is wicked.

http://www.punchng.com/news/how-winnie-missed-mandelas-last-hour/

https://www.nndb.com/people/292/000023223/wm-51854-60.jpg

sorry for digressing off topic a moment. i just feel for this forgotten woman/heroine

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You may wish to digress again, because you are talking rubbish as usual.

Naai-geria's news houses are clearly second-rate.
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Mandela's final moments spent with Winnie and Graça
09 DEC 2013 11:24 DAVID SMITH

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Graça Machel and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela were at the bedside of former president Nelson Mandela when he died, says family friend Bantu Holomisa.


Nelson Mandela's final moments were spent off a life support machine with his wife, Graça Machel, and his former wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela at his bedside, witnesses have said.

The former president died at his home in Houghton, Johannesburg, at 8.50pm on Thursday, sending millions into mourning in South Africa and around the world.

Bantu Holomisa, a politician and close family friend, recalled how less than three hours earlier he found Mandela asleep and struggling to breathe but "still fighting".

Holomisa (58) said he received a call on Thursday afternoon telling him to come urgently. "They said on the phone that Madiba [Mandela's clan name] doesn't look good," he told the Guardian. "I immediately drove straight to his home and went to his bedroom."

The time was 6.35pm and Mandela's condition was clearly at a new low. "I could confirm this wasn't the Madiba we've seen since he went into hospital. He was sleeping with no life support machine. You could hear from his breathing that he was struggling.

"Winnie and Graça were at the bedside of Madiba. You could see the tension. I bowed to acknowledge them then gave myself a moment of silence with Madiba. [I] said thank you to the doctors and then left at 6.50pm for another engagement."

Conditioned mind
At that point Holomisa did not realise he would never see his mentor again. "I was still in a state of denial. He's still fighting, but it was not to be. I was not that shocked when he died because I had just seen him. My mind was conditioned from the time I received the call."

The national outpouring of song and dance in honour of Mandela's life moved Holomisa, who remained close to him despite being expelled from the ANC and setting up the rival United Democratic Movement.

"It [Mandela's passing] reminds me of the day Mandela was released or, after his election, the day we inaugurated him as president. The mood is one of celebration and he would appreciate it as typical of him," said Holomisa.

Dali Tambo, son of Mandela's friend and ally Oliver Tambo, was woken by his son with the news at around midnight on Thursday. He then went to Mandela's home to find Machel, Madikizela-Mandela and other family members, relatives of the late Walter Sisulu, as well as President Jacob Zuma and several government ministers.

"There was a prayer and a hymn," he said. "The leadership consulted with the family about arrangements. The body was brought down and taken to a morgue. It was very sad, very sombre. It's always a hard experience for the family when the deceased leaves. I remember with my father, we had an argument about wanting him to stay longer. It's like a full stop."

Members of the public were gathering outside the high walls of the home in a tree-lined suburb, lighting candles and singing liberation-era songs. Tambo added: "You could hear the crowd. It was beautiful and spontaneous. They were [the] first who'd heard the news and had rushed there. They were emotional. My last words to a group of ANC people who asked me to toyi-toyi with them were, 'I'm going to bed'."

Casket
Sunday Times reported that Mandela's daughter Makaziwe and grandson Mandla were also at his deathbed. Grandson Mandla Mandela had been urgently summoned from Mvezo in Eastern Cape province early on Thursday morning. Nelson Mandela's daughters from his marriage to Madikizela-Mandela, Zindzi and Zenani, were both in London for the royal premiere of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom and left the screening for the first flight home.

The military arrived with a casket to collect Mandela's body at about midnight so it could be taken to a military hospital in the capital, Pretoria, where it will lie in state this week. As the casket left draped in the South African national flag, Mandla Mandela sang his grandfather's praises with the words, "Aah Dalibunga" and was joined by family members and political leaders, the paper reported.

According to the City Press, it was Tuesday night when Zuma learned of Mandela's deteriorating condition and that his death was imminent. "On Wednesday, word came from his house in Houghton that his already critical condition had worsened," the paper said. "He was fading fast. Mandela had not spoken a single word for months.

"On Thursday night, he was entering the final moments of his life. His former wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, was there and preparing to stay overnight. Those in the house speak of an overwhelming sadness that engulfed it. Family members were allowed into his room in pairs or in threes and allowed private moments with him."

The paper cited different sources making different claims about the cause of death including fluid on the lungs, a serious infection that was antibiotic resistant, and blood pressure that dropped too low. On Sunday the presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj did not respond to requests for comment. – © Guardian News and Media 2013

Henry120: Nigerian troops/ security services are currently deployed in.....

Liberia
Sudan
Mali
SLR
Guniea- bissau
Ivory-coast
Somalia

How many?

Like, 10 persons? 10 cooks?

The jealous hearts of Naai-geria will never find any rest. They will always have their souls broken.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/09/world/africa/nelson-mandela-memorial/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

World leaders, thousands of South Africans to honor Mandela

Working off plans developed for years in secret, the South African government is using an elite military task force, sniper teams and canine teams to help secure the stadium, CNN's Arwa Damon reported Monday. In addition, helicopters and military jets frequently fly overhead. .

"Should anybody, anything dare to disturb or disrupt this period of mourning and finally taking and accompanying the former president to his last resting place, then that person will be dealt with," Brig. Gen. Xolani Mabanga said Monday.

U.S. officials are satisfied with security arrangements.
"We have not heard any concerns," Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters aboard Air Force One as the president flew to South Africa.
"The South Africans hosted the World Cup, so they have experience hosting significant crowds and managing events like this," he said, "although clearly this is really a unique event in world history, given the number of leaders coming to pay their respects, as well as the people of South Africa."

The jealous hearts of Naai-geria are still suffering, I see.

May Day! May Day!! May Day!!!: Widows, orphans dying at Cameroun border

http://www.osundefender.org/?p=135766

Unpalatable scenes from of Boko Haram refugee camps on the Cameroon-Nigeria border reveal that women give birth to babies in bad conditions. News from the camps indicate that lack of medical supplies have resulted in deaths of several persons from preventable diseases because of the horrific living conditions.
No food! No water! No money! The refugees have left the comfort of their homes and are making do with newly cleared church compound, sleeping on bare floor; come rain, come shine. Pity those who are weaning children with little or nothing to eat. Not too far away from the camps are pit latrines. The only source of water, two wells, is contaminated. Men, women, children, old and young cannot go far for fear of being attacked by insurgents suspected to be members of Boko Haram, who are said to be parading the neighbourhood looking for who to conscript into their Islamic army or Cameroonian gendarmes.
In October, some insurgents invaded sleepy Gwoza community, shooting sporadically, killing people amid shouts of Allahu Akbar (God is Great) and disappeared afterwards toward Kurana Bassa village that leads to Gwoza hills. Intelligence reports indicate that some insurgents are still hiding on the Gwoza hills since the declaration of a state of emergency in the three states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa by President Goodluck Jonathan a little over six months ago.
Many of the victims who fled the attack are currently refugees in the premises of a village church—Church of Christ in Nations, COCIN – in Galma village, Cameroon. The church which was founded in 1904 with headquarters in Jos, Plateau State was originally known as Church of Christ in Nigeria.
*Boko haram
*Boko haram
Despite appeals by Borno State government for them to return, their spokesperson declared: “We cannot return to our residence in Gwoza council area until the security of lives and property is guaranteed with deployment of soldiers, because even the policemen in our area are not spared by the insurgents whenever they attack our communities in Gwoza.”
Recent reports put the number of Nigerians held in Niger Republic and Cameroon as a result of the attacks by Boko Haram members at 70,000. A United Nations report said the Nigerian crisis had pushed nearly 40,000 refugees over the northern border into Niger and Cameroon in a drive that was straining food supplies in the drought-prone country.
The UN Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), in its latest report, indicated that a total of 37,332 refugees had fled to Niger, nearly 29,000 of who are officially nationals of that country. The report said that this figure was three times more than expected, an indication of a difficulty in developing a humanitarian response.
Thousands of refugees have also spilled into Cameroon, prompting Nigeria to reach out for help in policing their shared border. The deputy governor of Borno State, Alhaji Zannah Umar Mustapha, who visited the border towns in Gwoza Local Government Area, called on Nigerians who fled to that neighbouring country to come back home as government was making necessary arrangements for their safety.....

agaugust: no dude, the side that runs away and cannot hold territory is the loser.

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They happily hold territory in the North East of Naai-geria, in Cameroon and elsewhere. They come in to zing you and they sail off. There's nothing you can do about it because you aren't about to go into Cameroon or Niger - and you haven't dislodged them completely from the North East.

They zinged your airbase and left you scratching your heads.

You have no strategy agains† their tactics. You promised to wipe them out in 6 months. You failed. You'll continue failing until you ask for help - you keep changing tactics, but there are no results.

Refugees. Increased.

Time budget. Exceeded. 6 months is now a year.

Financial budget. Definitely exceeded.

Lives. They continue being lost.

Terrorists have graduated to civil war combatants.

You're losing, alright.

Here's a Naai-gerian who'd agree.

There's no point talking about your equipment. You're failing.

agaugust: hahahaha

you squeezed their balls so hard, they are leaking water and blood by now

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No, he did not. He was shown that the minister of environmental affairs looks after the anti-poaching effort.

Pull the other one.

agaugust: their soweto half baked military cannot face boko haram, them dey fear seleka like say na dracula vampire

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Boko Haram is a walk in the park.

It's just that Naai-geria are useless.

Naai-geria should ask the OAU to send real soldiers to that country.

agaugust: ....and the boko boys met with DARING DEATH, they wanted to go to heaven but nigerian army sent them to hell instead.

likely about a hundred boko fighters died from nigerian infantry and alpha jets that flew smartly from adamawa state to borno state a long distance away.

why did the remaining boko haram fighters run away when Alpha jets showed up ? i thought they were happy do die and see 'heaven' now

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The BH boys may be dead but Boko haram is alive and well.

Fighter Pilot: This guy from Nigeria is really mad. South Africa is an industrialised nation, thus our defence force does not develop weapons on their own. Denel came into being as a result of the act of parliament for such purpose as developing arms for our local defence. Why on earth should SAAF develop drones of their own when they have such a big defence industry?

They are using their low standards on South Africa.

And the weapons that they develop on their own are line university student experiments.

chris365: sorry. facts already proven for the sane mind. [s]you can keep whining all you want. your loss not mine

meanwhile your soldiers continue to die in the hands of common poachers and more reiforcements of battalion companies are sent in.

i wonder what will become of SA when your separatists groups start to wage a violent campaign. (with ANC incompetence and Mandela's death, it's definitely bound to happen)

SANDF soldier killed in Kruger Park
A soldier has been killed during an operation in the Kruger National Park, the SA National Defence Force said on Monday.
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P[s]rivate Thabiso Zulu, of Regiment East Rand, was deployed on Sunday with 2 SA Infantry Battalion.
http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2013/08/20/sandf-soldier-killed-in-kruger-park

the SA's that added their comments seem to agree with me that your military is useless [/s]

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Your stûpidity misses yet again.

Drones: Private effort.

http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/a-south-african-rhino-farmer-is-buying-US-drones-to-fight-poachers

A South African Rhino Farmer Is Trying to Buy U.S. Drones to Fight Poachers

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Anti-poaching:

Environmental affairs directs it.


http://www.polity.org.za/article/sa-statement-by-the-department-of-environmental-affairs-south-africa-and-laos-democratic-to-sign-an-agreement-to-protect-and-conserve-rhinos-25102013-2013-10-25

SA: Statement by the Department of Environmental Affairs, South Africa and Laos Democratic to sign an agreement to protect and conserve rhinos (25/10/2013)


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http://allafrica.com/stories/201309240341.html

South Africa: Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs Welcomes Youth Commitment to the Fight Against Rhino Poaching

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I told you - don't talk about things you know nothing about. You will be exposed, like you were last night.

And here's more of your ignorance below, for you to look at.

We can't allow you to forget this. Look at yourself in the mirror and weep.

This is who or rather, what you are.

chris365: Don't mind fighter pilot. As if denel builds weapons to dash SANDF.

NAF develops it's own drone for use while SANDF helplessly waits for Pretoria to pay denel for even one drone. grin

all4naija: That is one in millions! Unlike SA where 90% of the villagers are living that way. Bwahaha...

Thank you, Zulu master!

But he's wearing animal skin. Confused much?

And these Naai-gerian ladies...

...Are they not primitive?

chris365: your stories are getting longer and emptier.

[s][i]Yes of course. Even a professional defence analyst would not make sense to you. Paranoia is evident in your behavior indeed.

SANDF has hundreds of troops that have joined the anti poaching campaign with nothing to show for it. Even the US drone will be bought by a private hand to support them. Why didn't they stroll into denel as your fvcked up mind believes?

My ignorance you say. Yet backed by q professional defence analyst IN SA. u are getting worse than I met you here. Stay off drugs boy.

Keep crying. It still won't change the facts already proven.. if yourilitary doesn't pay, it doesn't get. Simpl[/i]e[/s]

And yours are getting even more emptier. The bravado is gone. You're even trying to speak like CraigB.

I cancelled the above because it continues to be irrelevant rubbish (no response to rubbish's necessary). You don't comprehend half of what the analyst was saying. Let alone half of our anti-poaching effort story.

You are now jumping from argument to argument.

You have abandoned the argument below:

chris365: Don't mind fighter pilot. As if denel builds weapons to dash SANDF.

NAF develops it's own drone for use while SANDF helplessly waits for Pretoria to pay denel for even one drone.

Rightly so. You never knew you were talking about.

That's why you are now going crazy like a dog on heat. Your idîocy is exposed.

chris365: you don't need them indeed. so why will US made drones be patrolling your skies?[s] you are delusional

you are still giving me long stories without facts to support your silly claim "When SANDF decides it wants those drones, Denel MUST supply them. Simple." as quoted by you.

well since you need an article to support your dull brain to understand what i'm trying to say

states independent defence analyst Helmoed Heitman adds that, although the industry is doing well in the export market, its potential is being eroded by the general failure to develop new products and technologies and by the inability of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to buy adequate quantities of the equipment and systems it needs.

http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/south-african-defence-industry-budgetary-cuts-2013-02-06

cry all you want but the fact still stays. if your military can't pay, they won't get any.[/s]

I cancelled the above because it's rubbish. And you complain about long stories.

Don't talk about things you know nothing about.

The facts have been given to you in my links. Deal with it. Denel and the SANDF - two sides of the very same coin. Live with it.

Now, the anti-poaching effort in South Africa is under the direction of the environmental affairs ministry. Get that through you thick skull.

When the SANDF decides that it needs drones from Denel, it will get drones from Denel as and when it needs them. Whatever Denel manufactures, SANDF can get at transfer pricing. Taxpayer pays. Taxpayer profits. Transactions cancel each other out.

End of story.

And I told you that you know nothing about the industry - the market - hence your quoting market news and foaming in the mouth. It's a pointless quote. Cancelled it.

See your ignorance below, which has been exposed. Denel IS Pretoria.

chris365: Don't mind fighter pilot. As if denel builds weapons to dash SANDF.

NAF develops it's own drone for use while SANDF helplessly waits for Pretoria to pay denel for even one drone.

Henry120: At times, you make very silly comments. The fact that south-africa manufactures drones, doesn't mean the SANDF deploys all of them.[s] I've stated the number of drones in nigerian airforce service ( if you doubt the veracity of my post, google up SIPRI's Israeli weapons sale in africa from 2006-2010 or you can post your email address here, so I can send you the PDF file).


The united states has manufactured over 4000 F-16's, are all the F-16's so far manufactured in US airforce service?

Until proven otherwise, the nigerian airforce has the largest fleet of surveillance drones of any military in SSA[/s].

But it can deploy them whenever it wants to. Denel is the manufacturing arm of the SANDF. It's as simple as that.

No amount of denial, anger or whatever else will change that.

Nigeria27: every conflict creates refugees but clearly your too stupid to realize this are you telling me that south african and the rest of the un failed the refugees that were created because of the conflict ? you are honestly just an idiot

Exactly!

Therefore, you are no different from all the other conflict-ridden regions of Africa, with incompetent militaries.

If this were really a "squashable" terrorist insurgency, it'd be gone by now and there'd be no refugees.

But, the refugees are increasing and your claims of being victorious are being exposed as lies.

This has become a civil war and people are dying in deserts.

Failure.

And you...are just a hurt little man.

chris365: Mr man if I wanted denels profile I know How to get it. [s]So don't paste long cut and paste story for me if your head is too empty say anything.

Just cos it's state owned doesn't mean they just throw whatever they develop at the military free of charge. No defence industry can survive that way.

Denel builds drones doesn't mean SANDF packs them. Your government has to pay for it. Simple[/s]

Wanting it is one thing. Needing it is quite another.

You clearly need it because you have no clue what you are talking about.

Listen to you!

Tax monies buy Denel equipment. Denel's profits and retained earnings go back into the tax-payer's fiscus. Transfer pricing. That's it. There's a sole shareholder. The government.

When SANDF decides it wants those drones, Denel MUST supply them. Simple.

You need the profile. But most importantly, you need a brain. You are talking kak about that which you know nothing about. What does Naai-geria know about defence industries anyway?

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"Denel SOC Ltd is a South African state owned aerospace and defence technology conglomerate established in 1991. It was created when the manufacturing subsidiaries of Armscor were split off in order for Armscor to become the procurement agency for South African Defence Force (SADF), now known as the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), and the manufacturing divisions were grouped together under Denel as divisions.
Denel was established as a state-owned industrial company under the Ministry of Public Enterprises in April 1992. It inherited most of Armscor's production and research facilities, and over 15 000 employees. At the time of its formation, Denel restructured and reorganised the former Armscor subsidiaries into a number of divisions and subsidiaries within five industrial groups: systems, manufacturing, aerospace, informatics, and properties and engineering services." - For our resident idîot.

Nigeria27: what the Bleep is wrong with you why would you post a video of a person dieing you are honestly just an idiot you make all south africans look bad

Take it up with your army.

They're the ones churning out refugees.

They were asked to save Naai-geria, but they are burning Naai-geria.

Oh! Every South African has a mind of his own and can speak freely and as an individual.

You wouldn't know anything about that, seeing as you murder your journalists.

(I learnt from the best, by the way).

Naai-gerians die in the Sahara, thanks to the refugee situation.

The rubbish military of Naai-geria has failed its people.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfRdcjUDe7w

rka1: SELEKA REBELS certainly put your boys in Hell. They obviously thought they were the French. Humble pie indeed.

How so? The last time I checked, we killed hundreds?

And, the last time I checked, we went on to shine in the DRC. We continue to.

Where's Naai-geria? Oh, those losers? They abandoned their missions in Mali and Darfur, leaving their equipment behind.

They are now in the Boko Haram sweatshop, disgracing Africa and churning out refugees. A six-month walk in the park has become a civil war. Not about to end anytime soon.

Rubbish military.

Seeing as this is now a civil war situation, the OAU should request organised nations on the African continent to go and save Naai-geria from itself.

chris365: Don't mind fighter pilot. As if denel builds weapons to dash SANDF.

NAF develops it's own drone for use while SANDF helplessly waits for Pretoria to pay denel for even one drone.

If you don't know - ask.

DENEL's primary duty is to supply arms to the SANDF. It's government owned. It sells only because South Africa isn't at war. Unlike, Naai-geria.
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http://www.denel.co.za/profile.html


"Denel SOC is the largest manufacturer of defence equipment in South Africa and operates in the military aerospace and landward defence environment. Incorporated as a private company in 1992 in terms of the South African Companies Act (No 62 of 1973), Denel’s sole shareholder is the South African Government.


The Minister for Public Enterprises appoints an independent Board of Directors that oversees the executive management team which is responsible for the day-to-day management of the company.

Key Domestic Supplier

Denel is an important defence contractor in its domestic market and a key supplier to the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), both as original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and for the overhaul, maintenance, repair, refurbishment and upgrade of equipment in the SANDF’s arsenal.

Reputable International Supplier

Over the years Denel has built a reputation as a reliable supplier to its many international clients. It supplies systems and consumables to end users as well as sub-systems and components to its industrial client base. Denel also has a number of equity partnerships, joint ventures and cooperation agreements with renowned international players in the defence industry.

Denel’s Strategy
Framework for Denel’s Strategic Drivers"

Time for brunch.

Now, listen poppies - I will keep the loser military of Naai-geria in my thoughts, ok?

rka1: It will be great to see you eat humble pie. Make sure you are around and don't go AWOL like SANDF.

You mean ten years from now?

Well, you're all already eating humble pie.

You're in hell.

rka1: You are truly a class act aren't you. Just because people rightly pointed out that SANDF fled SELEKA rebels it has been eating away at you. If SANDF had returned and done the deed, they would have been hailed for it. But they didn't and it has now been listed as a failure for the SANDF. Eat it and stop throwing tantrums like spoilt child.

The take it like you give it and be happy.

No need for long stories and crying.

Enjoy your kak - happily dished out for you to eat. Don't try to act as though CraigB hasn't learnt from the worst.

Glad we agree.

Only problem - you spoke too soon. You're in Boko haram hell and there's nothing you can do about it.