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Henry120:No evidence of success but lots of evidence of continued failure. |
Henry120:You're the one denying things. So if this is no more than a bare reflex denial, say so, so that we know to pay it no mind. |
Henry120:Doing its job... unsuccessfully. |
Thiza:I think the second was was a petrol tanker in the drc though. At least that's the story doing the rounds. |
Henry120:Yes, but it is still the military's job and primary mission to get rid of the insurgency or to suppress it. |
Henry120:Where were the "operations" when the video was shot? Where was the video staged? In Cameroon? List the possible countries here. Countries that should be considered ahead of nigeria as possible locations for the video, on a balance of probabilities. |
Henry120:Those backward states are part of nigeria. There's ab insurgency in nigeria and the school kids died because of it. If your military flees and abandons equipment, it is laughable that you expect that a principal could've or should've saved lives. His job is to teach. The army's job is to protect. So who failed in their job? |
Henry120:Exactly! They are undergoing operations, have been for months and months but they are achieving zero. Instead BH is taking over territory and killing more people. They are hopeless, your military is. Tell me if you've accepted this point and now wish to move on to South Africa crime so we can change topics. And yes, towns have fallen, example being the one in the video that we are discussing today. The video that was shot in the caliphate. |
Henry120:So, that proves what?! |
Henry120:Schoolkids died because there is an insurgency in Nigeria. That is very much the army's fault. |
ActivateKruger:They are looking for excuses to not face up to the truth. |
Henry120:We are not the worst. Otherwise feel free to prove me wrong. And I have already told you that we tell the SAPS where to get off for their shortcomings on crime. You can't absolve your military from the blame. They are hopeless in the fight against boko haram. Schoolkids have died because no lessons have been learnt from the entire period of the state of emergency, the kidnappings and the bombings and kills of kids, men and women. Own it. You asked if CNN are fighting alongside the military? Are you? On what grounds have you not been hoodwinked to believe the military's propaganda? The bombs are real. They aren't propaganda. Neither are the fleeing soldiers and fallen towns. |
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Henry120:No they are not, so? Are you? |
Henry120:Murder rate. Not insurgency. And no, it is not the world's worst murder rate. You have dedicated your entire military resources to fighting BH and you are focused on the fight. You are supposed to be at your best at the moment. You even have a state of emergency. Yet, you are failing. And yes, for our crime, we do tell the SAPS where to get off for their shortcomings. |
Henry120:We have shown you that the pictures are fake based on the varying positions of the bump on the one guy's forehead. Why don't you address that directly? As for the Shekau in the deathbed, no one said that was Shekau other than your military and there is no way you can compare that person's face to that in any video. That guy is Shekau only because the military "says so". |
ActivateKruger:Exactly what I pointed out and I have never even seen this before. See my last post. |
Henry120:That the video is not credible is not relevant right here. Your story that it was NOT shot or "staged" in Nigeria is what we are talking about. It is what is not credible on a balance of probabilities. This was in Nigeria, otherwise please list possible countries here so I can laugh at you. |
Henry120:Let me tell you this, the prized swelling on the guy's forehead. It is right on top of the bridge of the nose in the picture where the man is alive. Dead centre. Dead man's pic? Top of the one eye. These are rubbish pictures too. Look at it and tell me if I am lying. I invite everyone to look at it.
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Henry120:Neither is the video what? |
Henry120:Your evidence is refutable because these are dead people that your military presented and said "This man says he is Shekau and we have killed him". No one other than your military tagged the dead men Shekau. |
Henry120:Yes you can, but you still have not dealt with the fact that your denial is not credible on a balance of probabilities, while my story is. The video plays for 44 minutes. Preparing for and recording the video took longer. No way that a government or Media other than Nigeria's would fail to respond either during or after the event if something like this happened outside of Nigeria. |
Henry120:Henry, who is the person claiming to be Shekau - who has been shot with "rare clarity" in the latest video The "dead" and injured "Shekaus" were shown to the world by the military, so those pictures don't count. |
Major bomb blast in Yobe a few hours ago. Close to 50 kids dead. This is not a nice story, but all blame goes to the Nigerian military, which has failed in its duty to protect against these type of happenings. |
Henry120:You haven't provided a basis for your denial and I gave you a very nice story on a balance of probabities, which are weighed in my favour. Not yours. No way on a balance of probabilities is your story credible. Pick a country this could be if not Nigeria; and let us see how ridiculous you are being. And your "staging" is just a baseless allegation, which if true, is irrelevant to the point that Boko Haram have turned pieces of Nigerian territory into a place where they can "stage" videos. |
Henry120:The Shekau in the vids here is the Shekau the world knows and the Shekau the world knows is not dead. So you killed Bashir and not Shekau. |
Henry120:In other words, this is not Nigeria because you say so. And if these were people from another west African country, there's no way on earth this would not have been reported on by now. It's too significant a development. This is Nigeria. |
ActivateKruger:Is that an oil leak, thanks to riding too long on gravel? ![]() Is it water, thanks to Nigerian weather playing tricks on the little tin? Is it a soldier's pee, thanks to non-existent shocks? This little tin is broken down. ![]() And poor rifleman. |
By the way, here's another thing: Shekau, who is pictured in closeup shots with rare clarity, again dismisses government claims about ceasefire talks. He's supposed to be dead...for the tenth time. We know which side's been caught time and again trying to push propaganda. |
Henry120:Let's start here - what proof do you have that this is NOT Nigerian territory? You have no grounds for denying what I say. And then on a balance of probabilities, what is the likelihood that this is Nigeria, vs Cameroon, Chad, Niger etc? How on earth could BH organise residents of towns in these countries without their media and governments reporting on it? Either during or after the recording. Impossible. That would have been a SIGNIFICANT development in the whole thing. This is Nigeria. Even if this were to have been staged (the actual shouting of support by residents), fact is they were able to round them up and set up a full production, which probably took longer that the final 44 minutes that's the duration of the video. |
Henry120:This was done on Nigerian territory, so it proves that he had all the time in the world to record the video and do whatever it is that he wanted to do. How is this possible? How is it possible that a group that is "being hunted" can set up a full production on location in Nigeria? It is possible because there was no one to stop them. This confirms EVERYTHING. |
This one is dedicated to the "beautiful" Henry, who denied that towns have been taken by Boko Haram. New video shows scenes inside 'Boko Haram-controlled town' http://news.yahoo.com/video-shows-scenes-inside-boko-haram-controlled-town-155455007.html Kano (Nigeria) (AFP) - A new Boko Haram video obtained by AFP on Sunday shows militants on an armoured vehicle parading down a road in an unidentified town they apparently control and the group's leader Abubakar Shekau preaching to locals. It was not possible to tell whether the footage was staged for propaganda purposes, especially scenes of residents cheering Islamist fighters. The message appeared to be aimed at reinforcing Shekau’s claim that he has created a caliphate within Nigeria. In the 44-minute video, Boko Haram voices support for other so-called caliphates, including the one proclaimed in Iraq and Syria by the Islamic State (IS) group. Shekau, who is pictured in closeup shots with rare clarity, again dismisses government claims about ceasefire talks. - 'Living in a caliphate' - The video, which was delivered through the same channels as past messages, shows armed men lined along a well-paved road, with three pick-up trucks bristling with heavy weapons also visible. Black, crested flags associated with the Islamist group are also shown. Later, an armoured vehicle rolls down the road lined with both fighters and individuals who appear to be residents of the town. Boko Haram has released a series of videos showing similar military hardware, equipment it says was stolen from the Nigerian military. Such claims have been impossible to verify. No women or girls are seen on the street or anywhere else in the footage. View gallery A screengrab taken on November 9, 2014 from a new Boko … A screengrab taken on November 9, 2014 from a new Boko Haram video released by the Nigerian Islamist … Most of the message is taken up by a sermon from Shekau, delivered indoors but apparently played on a speaker to locals assembled outside. "We have indeed established an Islamic caliphate," he said, restating a claim he first made in August. The images of the sermon include unusually clear closeups of the Nigerian militant leader. - 'Support for Islamic brethren' - Shekau has previously expressed solidarity with other jihadi groups and leaders. In the latest video, he seemed to associate territory under his control with a wider, global caliphate, but did not submit to the authority of any other jihadi leader. “To everyone living in Islamic Caliphate, we convey our greetings,” he said, specifically mentioning “brethren” in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Shishan (an Islamist term for Chechnya), Yemen, Somalia and “the Caliphate in Iraq and Syria.” A graphic shown later includes a picture the IS group's leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as well as a portion of the message his group issued on July 1 proclaiming a caliphate in Iraq and Syria. Iraq on Sunday was investigating whether Baghdadi was killed in air strikes by US-led coalition warplanes. - 'There is no truce' - Nigeria maintains it is still negotiating with Boko Haram envoys in neighbouring Chad and that a disputed October 17 ceasefire declaration remains viable. Violence has however continued and the Islamists are believed to control more than two dozen towns and villages in the northeast. "There is no truce between me and Nigerian tyrants," Shekau said, dismissing the credibility of Danladi Amhadu, the purported rebel negotiator. "This person Danladi... if he thinks he can, let him show his face. By Allah, we will kill him," the Islamist leader said.
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