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lezz:If yours existed at all, you'd know not to post on a military thread military statements you can't support. That would save you from irrelevant rants in the end. Today no one is more of a moemish than you. 1. Moemishism one - SA has more military ambitions than anyone else. 2. Moemishim two - insisting that the above example of id1ocy is being "repeated" in another post 3. Moemishism three - SA has no military. You won three awards today and no one can take them away from you. |
NaijaPikinGidi:A photo of two soldiers doing nothing but talking. Sure, dude. Meanwhile, Chad...is...saving...Nigeria. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/nigeria-troops-chad-show-weapons-military-vehicles-parade-boko-haram-prisoners-1489822
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lezz:I don't see a denial. I see a rant to add on to more rants. When I say you're a moemish, I am understating things. I don't see where you deny that South Africa spends less of its GDP on defence than even Nigeria does. I don't see where you prove that South Africa "has no military" I see nothing but rants from our village id1ot. |
lezz:I took responsibility for myself when I saw the moemish (you) for what he is. |
NaijaPikinGidi:Rolling on the ground, yes. I agree. |
lezz:Still doesn't amount to a denial that South Africa spends less of its GDP on defence that some African countries. Still doesn't change the fact that your entire "ambitions" post on this page is a moemish. Still doesn't change the fact that you are a moemish. There's nothing to engage. You're a moemish. |
lezz:In other words, you can't deny that South Africa spends 1% of its budget on defence,while other countries spend up to 4% See why you and your "ambitions" comment are both a moemish? Moemish of the year, my man. |
lezz:What is not your forte is mental engagement. |
lezz:In other words, you can't deny that South Africa spends 1% of its budget on defence,while other countries spend up to 4% See why you and your "ambitions" comment are both a moemish? Moemish of the year, my man. |
lezz:Dude, you have won the moemish award - good to see that the " South Africa has no military" rubbish is gone. I have never seen a more stûpid statement in my entire life. I'd be wasting my life if I dissected your vomit. |
EVarn:"Declining" does not mean not powerful. "Growing" does not mean powerful. |
EVarn:The US does not procure weapons from Nigeria. South Africa does not procure weapons from Nigeria. |
lezz:Yet another display of moemishism. You win a second award. |
lezz:You win the moemish of the year award today. |
EVarn:I stopped reading where you said "ordered from South Africa" and where I realised this can only mean Nigeria's military is only starting to get a pulse now. Just. Pathetic military. Ok. |
lezz:How does this address the fact that South Africa has a better military than Nigeria? The fact that Nigeria has a poor military is addressed by your post, how? And is Zuma singing in parliament? |
AugustineAgain:I agree! Iron fist because democracy is nowhere to be seen. Yes, you are right. Birds of the same feather flock together. Meanwhile, South Africa does what it does best: "A new drone will be built with South Africa as Algeria absorbs the lessons of Kosovo, Iraq and Syria; in other words, of asymmetrical warfare. In the process Algeria has become one of the ten largest importers of weapons in the world and the largest in Africa." https://www.opendemocracy.net/francis-ghilès/libya-containing-danger Real, tangible work. Not empty stories. |
AugustineAgain:Not the engine anymore? OK noted. Seeing as there is no such argument on the Rooivalk side, we note that the chopper is South Africa as initially stated. And all licensing databases will say the Badger is South African. |
BRICS power. BRICS history. BRICS ties. While others claim to have made a contribution no one knows or cares about. Anti-Apartheid Heroes Return to South Africa From Resting Place in Russia http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/anti-apartheid-heroes-return-to-south-africa-from-resting-place-in-russia/516633.html Decades after having been laid to rest among eminent Russians, buried around the corner from writer Nikolai Gogol and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, two South African anti-apartheid revolutionaries are finally going home. Kotane, a lifelong communist with peasant roots, served as the general secretary of the South African Communist Party (SACP) from 1939 until his death in 1978. In the early 1930s, Kotane was sent by his party to Moscow's International Lenin School, operated by the Communist International, for one year. Kotane returned to his homeland after his studies, but in 1963 fled to Tanzania amid widespread persecution of anti-apartheid activists. He returned to the country of his alma mater to seek treatment after suffering a stroke in 1968. He spent the last decade of his life in Moscow, dying there in 1978.
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Patchesagain:Zuma is the commander in chief after all - a job that parliament needs to make sure he remains accountable for. |
Chad doing much work. Saving the shameful Nigerians from themselves. http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/capturing-boko-haram?articleId=USRTR4RFZ0 |
agaugust:How does that address the argument that Nigerians travel to South Africa as refugees and sell drugs? Seems you've lost your way... |
agaugust:Citation needed. And in addition, you failed to respond to the issue of culpable homicide and prescribed sentences for that. |
agaugust:Not allowed by law but seized by force by the South Africans. The competition you speak of is really no competition. They are also-rans and nothing more than that... |
agaugust:Yes - to live as colonialists - fleecing Nigerians for days on end. That's how colonialism works. As the formerly colonised Africans flock to Europe, so shall the Nigerians flock to South Africa. |
agaugust:2007 article: http://www.economist.com/node/10263174 Nigeria's drug trade That's all they needed Illicit drugs flow in from all over and then flow out to Europe Last year 44% of the west African drug-traffickers arrested in Europe were Nigerian (compared with 3% from Guinea-Bissau). Drugs have been trickling across Nigeria's borders since the 1980s, but over the past few years the trickle has become a torrent. |
NaijaPikinGidi:The only message here is that you tried to add flavour to this story and you got exposed. |
NaijaPikinGidi:BWAHAHA - talk about adding flavour to a story. "Canadian special forces participating in military training in southeast Niger, near the border with Nigeria, were ordered to withdraw recently to avoid battling with Boko Haram Islamists, the military said on Thursday." "The Canadian special forces also stand ready to provide humanitarian or other assistance should Ottawa decide to offer help, Tessier said". _____ Quite simply, they are not allowed to engage. ![]() |
agaugust:Nigerians are known to be drug peddlers all over the world. |
iterator24:So your entire protest was a waste of time. |
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