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Msauza: troops in full force.

CraigB: Which part of "not even invested a fraction" don't you understand? Are you ret*rded or are you ret*arded?

zetdee: Bla bla bla, seleka, bla bla bla brains, what a lame parrot, maybe i should spam this thread with some actual anthropological brain size distribution studies across various populations, which might shock alot of folks.

zetdee: lmaoo, what a desperate morron, do you actually believe the crap you wrote... the government has not even invested a fraction of our full military resources in fighting rhinoceros poachers yet you gauge how we'll deal with boko-haram based on that, another fail.

zaandrew: The LRA is broken has been for some time, they nothing but bandits.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oarslb7-CYs

Thiza: @2smooth2shout Lying about the success of Nigerian Special Forces rescue missions and most operations were led by British SAS (wHO HAPPEN TO BE TRAINING YOUR FORCES) read below:http://search.yahoo.com/r/_ylt=A0oG7n4T0PhRXWAAzJ5XNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTBybnZlZnRlBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMQRjb2xvA2FjMgR2dGlkAw--/SIG=13n1v4f9j/EXP=1375289491/**http%3a//news.yahoo.com/recriminations-wake-failed-british-nigerian-rescue-mission-two-150728210.html.

saengine: http://mg.co.za/article/2013-07-30-un-gives-drc-rebels-48-hour-ultimatum

UN sets DRC rebels 48-hour ultimatum


A new UN intervention brigade will be used for the first time to help the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) army set up a "security zone" in the city, the UN said.

A statement by the UN mission in the DRC, Monusco, gave M23 rebels in Goma until 4pm (8pm GMT) on Thursday "to hand in their weapon to a Monusco base" and join a demobilisation programme.

After then, "they will be considered an imminent threat of physical violence to civilians and Monusco will take all necessary measures to disarm them, including by the use of force in accordance with its mandate and rules of engagement".

The UN-proposed security zone includes Goma and its northern suburbs. The M23 launched a new offensive against the DRC army outside Goma on July 14.

"The M23 has used indiscriminate and indirect fire, including by heavy weapons, resulting in civilian casualties," Monusco said.

"The M23 has also targeted UN installations with its fire. The security zone will push these indirect fire threats out of range of Goma. The security zone may be expanded and repeated elsewhere, where it is needed."

UN experts and the DRC government have said Rwanda has supplied troops and military aid to the M23, allegations denied by Kigali.

The United States last week called on Rwanda to end its backing of the rebel forces.

South African involvement

South Africa sent troops to the DRC in April 2013 as part of Monusco.

The Security Council unanimously adopted in late March a resolution establishing the so-called intervention brigade as part of the existing 20 000-strong UN force in th DRC. It is the first time the United Nations has created such a unit within a traditional peacekeeping force.

It was revealed in March 2013, however, that some of the M23 rebels were former trainees of the South African Defence Force (SANDF).

Edward Xolisa Makaya, chief director for southern Africa at the international relations and cooperation department told the South African parliamentary oversight committee in March that over the years, South Africa was "very present" in the military training of the DRC's troops.

SANDF trained three military battalions over the years and that police trained several officers in the DRC.

The DRC's army is fighting M23 rebels in a conflict that has dragged Congo's east back into war and displaced more than half a million people. – AFP, Reuters

andrewza: There is no poliece unit in the world that comes close to them.

Fighter Pilot: In that way let them not enjoy drugs money with their husbands. We have no problem if they marry them, but they must advice them to stop selling drugs to our children because we love our children and we will do whatever it takes to protect them.

Mike..ZA:
BY EVELYN USMAN
LAGOS — The Nigerian Navy, NN, has arrested a
man allegedly masquerading as a commander in
the service, at Liverpool area of Lagos.
The suspect, Alfred Oniye, who could have passed
for a genuine commander to both serving naval
personnel and civilians alike, was reportedly
arrested by a naval patrol team. The suspect had
full naval uniform, identity card and rank.
Parading the suspect, weekend, Executive Officer,
NNS Beecroft, Captain James Pindar, said Oniye
met his waterloo following the suspicious manner
he acknowledged salute from the ratings on
patrol. Before he was arrested, he explained that
following several complaints received on the likes
of Oniye, the Navy commenced a clampdown
which had led to several arrests.
Explaining how he was arrested, Pindar said: “The
way he acknowledged the greeting gave him
away and when asked to identify himself, he said
he was the Commanding officer, NNS Pathfinder,
Port Harcourt. That again, gave him away
because that post is manned by a Commodore,
and not a Commander. He is one among several
others who has been giving the Navy bad image.
We arrested six of such persons recently. We are
therefore, warning others to desist because the
NN is not the type of service they can
impersonate”, he stated.
However on his part the suspect disclosed that he
was a Merchant Navy personnel, saying he only
identified himself as a Navy Commander to avoid
being beaten to stupor by the naval ratings.
According to him, “I alighted from my car for an
inspection when I was arrested. I identified myself
as a Commander on NNS Pathfinder because I did
not want them to kill me. If I had not said that,
they would have killed me because immediately I
said so, the beating reduced and they brought
me to their base.
“ I am not a fake Merchant Navy personnel. I even
told them to take me to our directorate in Olodi
Apapa area of Lagos to ascertain whether I am a
Merchant navy or not.
“I have not committed any crime because this
uniform is what Merchant Navy used to colonize
us. It was when we were having problem with
the Navy that the directorate instructed we
changed the appellate to cross.”
Asked where he got the uniform from , he
claimed to have bought it from an undisclosed
person, while Naval authorities said he would be
handed over to the police for prosecution.

CAMEROONPRIDE: don't mind the morons, I didn't know i unfollowed the thread. I will try to answer to their baseless claims. We have been kicking their azz in bakassi left and right before going to U.N till that abacha brought more troops(4000) and invade that piece of land .and back then our military was not unfunded but small.lmao

GidiNaijaPikin: The same way politics and demographics are watertightly intertwined ... yet you ran away from being disgraced due to your stupidity and 33% brain capacity!! By your current argument around true democracy ... how can that be the case in South Africa when you stigmatise your women married to non-South Africans? Where is the human rights you advocate in your democracy when your women are reduced to spat-out chewing gums? You sound like an autocrat in a pseudo-democratic kingdom!!

GidiNaijaPikin: Shut your flipping trap!! You Mr. Shibobo MsauZA and Tumisang have over the past two days castigated your fellow South African women and called them all sorts of unprintable names! From golddiggers, pros.titutes, amagosha, etc. Obviously by your statements South African women married to foreign men are not entitled to their rights of freedom enshrined in the same South African constitution? So why all the grandstanding about true democracy?











Now with all the above expression of hatred for your fellow South African sisters who date or are married to foreign men, tell us what right you have to fight for other people's rights be they gay, lesbian ... or dehorned rhinos? You are a confused hatemonger!! No! You are a bitter Xenophobe!! Period.

Msauza: As a true democracy,

Mike..ZA:
Get this to your head: Nigeria has no experience whatsoever in conventional warfare. It would be fair to suggest that this,country(Nigeria) can struggle to defeat another country. Regarding you saying that the Special task force,has no current "success". They arrest a bunch Congolese man,in Limpopo last year planning to overthrow the DRC government. And i will say this again: Ni-gay-ria can't go on an all out conventional warfare,against another country. Cause that would cause a security vacuum,for insurgents to destroy your country from the inside.

andrewza: Dude I am not a chef. And naval chefs are genraily second gunners, medics and fire fighters. Any case you only knew because I told you.

We were invited but have prior comminments. AKA we busy. But I am sure you second hand coast gaurd cutter will wow the show.

Msauza: Boko Haram has a recorded victory against Nigerian Military.

BCraig: [color=#990000][b]Mohahaha

Augustine Again:
BATTLE OF BAMA: THE NIGERIAN ARMY THWART INSURGENTS’ RAID ON 202 TANK BATTALION; PHOTO EVIDENCE SUGGESTS BARRACKS WAS UNSCATHED AS TERRORISTS WERE HALTED AT THE GATES – REUTERS PHOTO

photo gallery:

1. b.oko h.aram flees from nigerian army gate, member captured and tied to a tree like a goat for south africans to come and learn how to deal with rebels

2. gate of nigerian army base attacked by b.oko ha.ram clean and unscathed.

http://beegeagle./2013/05/08/battle-of-bama-the-nigerian-army-thwart-insurgents-raid-on-202-tank-battalion-photo-evidence-suggests-barracks-was-unscathed-as-terrorists-were-halted-at-the-gates-reuters-photo/

Msauza: Boko Haram attacked them at their own base and overpowered them to the extent that they set everything ablaze. What a victory to Boko!!

NaijaPikinGidi: Sadly AndrewZA will not be on cooking duties for SAN in Australia.

agaugust: show me a south african man that will come near nigerian ladies like Genevieve, tiwa savage, blessing okagbare, agbani darego, etc. south afican men too ugly

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CraigB: As I've come to expect from Clover-Danone and the rest of the Naai-gerians: lots of idi*tic questions asked with all the seriousness of respectable enquiry

Not too long ago, we challenged you on your president's having hijacked your military colours. We said that you know nothing about being a democracy. You cried: "Oh! We are Naai-geria! We do it our own way."

We left you alone to live in your fo*ol's paradise.

We then told you about our military training academies and argued that the US have a similar setup. You cried: "Oh, just because the US does it like you doesn't make your academies good."

We left you alone there, as well - so you could bake in the heat of your imbec*ile ways.

Now lo and behold - you want to be compared to other countries?! All of a sudden!

Ok, spineless invertebrates, let's see:

Which of the countries that you've listed have a healthy democracy? Feel free to refer to the democracy index.

Democracy and separation of powers - you wouldn't know anything about that. You're from the ghetto that's Naai-geria.

Mexico has a long history of using their military internally. As it turns out, they suffer the same ills that Naai-gerians suffer - useless police and useless special forces.

Here: read it and weep. You've just buttressed my argument. And don't be shy to look at what's being said about the Mexican constitution.

-----> http://blog.chron.com/bakerblog/2013/06/why-mexicos-military-is-fighting-the-countrys-drug-war/

Oh! How about this?

"As long as the Mexican government is unable to strengthen the police and the courts and protect them against the powerful ability of organized crime to corrupt or intimidate, it will continue to rely on its armed forces. The military has been and will continue to be deployed by necessity, regardless of the campaign promises or rhetoric of the sitting president. The Peña administration may aggressively attempt to control information about the use of the military; it may de-emphasize the use of the military in its public statements. But the Peña administration, like the Calderón administration before it, does not have an alternative."

Sounds like Naai-geria, doesn't it? The exact same argument made by your very Naai-gerian Daily Trust

The people of Tibet view China's presence as an occupation. The people of Chechnya view Russia's presence as an occupation.

On the democracy index, both China and Russia are authoritarian or thereabouts.

Is this what the already useless Naai-geria aspires to?

You people have a strange way of showing your intelligence.

adanny01: By implication of what you are saying, GEJ shoud have known better not venture to use of Presidential powers to unseat Ameachi.

Whether Ameachi is a cultist, militant or member of the dreaded BH, he is in the eyes of Nigerians (excluding Rivers) a performing Governor which you admit. That GEJ is against him and making Rivers ungovernable, means GEJ is against the people of Rivers and doesnot want progress for the state.

You should be the person carrying arms to fight the President. If i know right, the Rivers people have benefitted more from Ameachi than they will ever get from GEJ. He should be riding on your back with his ambition and getting all the possibe support from Rivers.

ibietela2: Iminabo imiete..... Tamuno iboma

Ozonna: How can they see these missteps when they are just blinded by hate for Pres GEJ

Donian007: SOUTH AFRICAN AIRFORCE'S AUGUSTA-109 HELICOPTERS GROUNDED, JOINS GRIPENS IN STORAGE FREEZER. www.african-defense.com/?p=2794 AFRIKAAN'S DAILY BEELD REPORTS: www.beeld.com/nuus/2013-07-24-ons-helis-staan ALSO: www.saairforce.co.za/news-and-events/1227/saaf-crisis-caused-by-underfunding DefenceWeb, July 24, 9:58am QUOTE: Not one of SA Airforce's(SAAF) 18 Augusta A109 helicopters is currently flying because there are no funds to use them operationally, the Africaans daily Beeld roports. QUOTES FURTHER: Military analyst Helmoed-Romer Heitman was scathing in his reponse. "The Air Force, as with the entire SANDF is suffering as a result of government's inability to decide what it wants from its military. "An air force without fighters is a dead duck in the African military context. A defence force without helicopters and transport aircrafts is a dinosaur in a swamp. An army without attack and transport helicopters is a lame duck and a navy without maritime helicopters and maritime patrol aircraft is blind, " was how the Defence Review Committee member reacted to the A-109 grounding coupled with other current equipment shortcoings in the SANDF. "UNQOUTE"

CraigB: As I've come to expect from Clover-Danone and the rest of the Naai-gerians: lots of idi*tic questions asked with all the seriousness of respectable enquiry

Not too long ago, we challenged you on your president's having hijacked your military colours. We said that you know nothing about being a democracy. You cried: "Oh! We are Naai-geria! We do it our own way."

We left you alone to live in your fo*ol's paradise.

We then told you about our military training academies and argued that the US have a similar setup. You cried: "Oh, just because the US does it like you doesn't make your academies good."

We left you alone there, as well - so you could bake in the heat of your imbec*ile ways.

Now lo and behold - you want to be compared to other countries?! All of a sudden!

Ok, spineless invertebrates, let's see:

Which of the countries that you've listed have a healthy democracy? Feel free to refer to the democracy index.

Democracy and separation of powers - you wouldn't know anything about that. You're from the ghetto that's Naai-geria.

Mexico has a long history of using their military internally. As it turns out, they suffer the same ills that Naai-gerians suffer - useless police and useless special forces.

Here: read it and weep. You've just buttressed my argument. And don't be shy to look at what's being said about the Mexican constitution.

-----> http://blog.chron.com/bakerblog/2013/06/why-mexicos-military-is-fighting-the-countrys-drug-war/

Oh! How about this?

"As long as the Mexican government is unable to strengthen the police and the courts and protect them against the powerful ability of organized crime to corrupt or intimidate, it will continue to rely on its armed forces. The military has been and will continue to be deployed by necessity, regardless of the campaign promises or rhetoric of the sitting president. The Peña administration may aggressively attempt to control information about the use of the military; it may de-emphasize the use of the military in its public statements. But the Peña administration, like the Calderón administration before it, does not have an alternative."

Sounds like Naai-geria, doesn't it? The exact same argument made by your very Naai-gerian Daily Trust

The people of Tibet view China's presence as an occupation. The people of Chechnya view Russia's presence as an occupation.

On the democracy index, both China and Russia are authoritarian or thereabouts.

Is this what the already useless Naai-geria aspires to?

You people have a strange way of showing your intelligence.

CraigB: Says a 40+ year old father of children who's best hope of being published as a researcher is Naaira-land. A fake MBA who comes from a country that doesn't publish its military magazine electronically format - in 2013.

A country the government website of which was useless up until a few months ago. The same government website that was hacked by a smalltime hacker recently

Funny how the "33%- brain" South Africans have built a country far better than Naai-geria.

chrissy365: i can forgive you since i understand your poor knowledge of everything in life.

why didn't you send your special task force to CAR to battle seleka or DRC (although your troops are playing sissy there as we speak ) since it is the police job to fight terrorist that are armed with anti aircraft guns, GPMG, RPG and IED.

or why don't you tell Mexico to withdraw troops that are battling cartels on the streets, or ask the US why they had to deploy their national guard to support thousand of SWAT team (world's best) just to fish out two terrorists, or tell turkey to use only their police to fight PKK rebels, or Russia to use only their police to fight Chechen rebels.

Nigerian police is currently supporting NA operations in counter terrorism in the North and to the best of my knowledge, are far better than these clowns you call special task whatever.

so far the achievements i saw were only in the 70's and 80's. what are they doing now that crime has skyrocketed in SA? facebooking?

you lack intellect and i'll keep reminding you how S.TUPID you are.
http://beegeagle./2013/05/26/nigeria-police-anti-kidnapping-unit-rescue-four-russian-and-ukrianian-nationals-abducted-offshore/

Fynline: SF training