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jln115:
HAHAH 3rd world problems! But to be honest south africa is relatively cheap, with $5000 doller you can buy a decent car! ia mean my car didnt even cost $5000

yes,i know that,food stuff in SA are particularly cheap.but due to the falling nigerian currency{naira},things have become even more expensive,of course there are cars that can be bought at $5000,but then again $5000{about N1m now} doesnt mean anything in the food market.

jln115:
HAHAH 3rd world problems!

tell me about it.thats why change is needed,its sweet to talk,but true action is what makes the difference.a way must be carved by charisma or....by force.

jln115:
Im definitely a supporter of Democracy i mean the Government should serve the people(although ours at the moment only serve them selves) and not the other way around and the people should be able to choose their party, just wish the masses in SA can open their eyes and see what this Zuma ANC/ZANC/cANCer is doing to our beautiful country, we had to good presidents before Zuma(Mandela and Mbeki) i mean the Economy of SA was groing at close to 6% a year when mbeki was in charge and our exchange rate was something like R4 to the doller, but iam positive that 2019 will be the last election that the ANC will win if they carry on the way they do at the moment

to experience any true development in africa,we must first shed off this naivete called democracy.it isnt in the african nature to be democratic,we're more radical thinkers,we'd end up punching each other to the brink of death.what african countries need is people like putin and ghadaffi,look at the development in china.

jln115:
Man if i was in Nigeria it would seem to me that everything is so expensive, had the opposite problem when i was in Australia 2 years ago,bought a rugby jersey for 150 Aussie doller, only after paying for the thing did i realize i wasnt in SA anymore and that ive just payed 1500 fcking rand for a RUGBY jersey!

you hit the nail mate.things here are kinda expensive.just enter a shopping mall with $5000 in nigeria,and you'd come out holding a few jeans,tops,snickers and toothpaste with a confused expression and an empty wallet.unlike in ghana or korea where you can swim in $1000 and call yourself a rich man..

jln115:
Imagine if SA and Nigerian Governments just stoped being so stubborn,free trade between the 2 will be great our economy, i mean we both have what the other needs, for example SA has Coal,gold,Platinum Nigeria has OIL(a biggie) and what ever more you guys have what we dont.

relationship between SA and nigeria is tense because of the individual politics each country play e.g zuma is an ally of former vice president of nigeria atiku abubakar{a member of nigeria's major left wing opposition party called APC},while president goodluck jonathan{current president and member of the ruling party PDP} is not a fan of zuma,in fact both seem to hold so much contempt for each other that even a bat in the sun can see it.now atiku abubakar wants to contest for presidency,guess who zuma will support.it all boils down to democracy and capitalism.democracy is an instrument of division.

jln115:
June last year before the Rand totally turned into sh"t.And way when i want to type sh't it turns it in to shit

hmm....i'll have to search for it then.it would cost about N1800 in naira.

jln115:
HAHAHA is that a future Stalin i see in you.

*smirks*perhapssss....

jln115:
HAHAHAH fcking hell 50% of gdp, though you will be using that massive military a lot to calm masses of disgruntled citizens. I know Saudi Arabia spend a whopping 11.4% on there military which is the most in terms of % of any country i know of.

saudi arabia you say?....hmm..i still consider 11.4% as paltry for any country that wishes to dominate the world.

jln115:
You will have to buy it on the net dont think there is a hard copy available. Maybe try gamersgate thats where i bought it or you can try steam. it was $9.99 or a R80 at the time i bought it.

and when was that?

jln115:
HAHAHAH fcking hell 50% of gdp, though you will be using that massive military a lot to calm masses of disgruntled citizens. I know Saudi Arabia spend a whopping 11.4% on there military which is the most in terms of % of any country i know of.

*scoff*i've always thought of democracy as nonsense anyway,its foreign and rarely works very well in the african setting.africans have always repected and feared power,violence and brutality.they tremble and listen to a totalitarianism government more than democratic fluffy smutt.democracy is for the weak....in my regime,a few greedy politicians could be used as scapegoats of how i'll deal with 'unnecessary instigation of civil unrest'.

jln115:
Have you heard of the grand stratagy game called supreme ruler, ive played it abit.You play as any country you like and you are able to control literally everything in the economy from tax rate,imports,exports,electricity supply, defence spending, Tec development etc etc plus you develop weapon and invade other countries either through proxy or conventional war, you can also control espionage and try and destabilise other countries etc etc. Its very complicated but very fun to play.

Unfortunately the 2 latest versions of the game you cant play as Nigeria because its seen as a colony and you cant play as a colony.
but supreme ruler 2020 the older version of the game you can play as nigeria and its not much different than the new version except for the fact its set in a modern sitting dus from year 2020, its also the funnest to play in may opinion.

that sounds like fun!,i will have to check it out when we go on chrismas holiday break.

agaugust:
@Patches will be your campaign manager

*eyes bulges out of head*patches?!..LOL....i'did lose the election before i even become a politician!.

jln115:
HAHAHA wtf dude!!

LOL.hey,dont blame me,he was the one who gave me the go ahead to ask him whatever i wanted to!,and me being me,y'know i just like being charming*wink*{grins sensually},i asked him what was on my mind.

jln115:
HAHAHA well said mate! what % of gdp do you plan to spend on defence?

in order to obtain world power status in a short time,i plan on initiating a "power up programme",by spending about 40-50% of gdp on defence over a span of 10 years,then later cutting defence spending to about 30% of gdp after the "power up" programme,and start bargaining on acquiring heavy weapons and defence tech. in exchange for our oil,uranium,UNSC vote,economic{free trade} liberty,and political alliances.

jln115:
Hahahahahahahahah forget health-care, Education, Agriculture, infrastructure etc etc. but hey iam not Nigerian so my opinion doesnt count as i cant vote.

health,education,agriculture and infrastructure comes after national defence.all those areas wouldnt be useful or even functioning if we can be invaded by any tom,d1ck,c0ck and harry who is able to gather an army of cheese hawkers!.all our pretty skyscrapers would be leveled into granite and glass by just one enemy missile!,schools and hospitals would be turned into haunted shacks by a few ATGMs,half germinated potato tubers would be ripped off the ground like teeth on chicken by a few guided bombs.defence of a nation should always come first,it is in power and peace that all other things can be enjoyed

i have recently thought of becoming the nigerian president.who will vote for me?.when i become president,the military would be my first and biggest priority.now who will vote for me on this thread?

jln115:
Ok no problem but its still a Chinese ship with Nigerian components with 70% of the assembly being in Nigeria, just like our Hawks are still british even though all of them were built/assembled in SA with some SA components with the exception of 1.

For example all of toyotas exported to the southern hemisphere are built in SA, does that then make toyota South African?

it does not,i understand your point.still,its reassuring that we'll soon begin manufacturing 100% locally made OPVs.and stop relying on those 20 years old egyptian canoes and floating cardboard boxes america deemed fit to 'gift' us.

femicyrus:
with our valueless Naira @ forex, surely N97 is too cheap. But @ Nigeria with poor masses, it is too expensive

indeed,it all boils down to currency value.visionless leaders have cause too much damage to nigeria.

macpetrus:
Really?

yeah,if the amount of buying fuel per litre in america is converted to naira,it will amount to over N500/litre.

jln115:
www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33409:china-launches-first-nigerian-offshore-patrol-vessel&catid=51:Sea&Itemid=106

www.janes.com/article/45252/china-completes-sea-trials-for-nigerian-opv
Its a Chinese ship, but what does it matter if it is a Chinese built ship or not, you have it dont you?

you're a level headed dude,i like that.but let me correct a misconception:
the first OPV was built in china by both nigerian and chinese naval engineers in order to enhance the transfer of skill and technology to the NN.according to the article 70% of the second OPV will be built in nigeria after a successful transfer of skills.

Nigeria has the lowest price of fuel in the whole world,even at N97 per litre.many people just dont know it.

jln115:
China built your ships for you in Nigeria

*dismissed*,they only transfered measly technology to us,the NN did the rest.unlike the toothless SAN.

MikeCZAR:
Just ask what you'd wanna know.

for real?!,ok then my first question is: are you married?.

MikeCZAR:
Just be specific with your questions and I'll answer you.
Provide you with information if needed.

you diverted the topic.

MikeCZAR:
"If you can't convince them, Confuse them"
But won't use that on you, since I have enough information to clear the lies in your head.

start spilling your 'informations'

MikeCZAR:
What lie?

What are you saying?,dont try your confusion tactics on me!

MikeCZAR:
Yes, there's nothing wrong there.

The Al tarig glide bomb is integrated on the Hawkm

and the A~Darter SRAAM?

MikeCZAR:
Opinion based post.

bwahahahahahaha....really?!,who posted it?,wasnt it you?!,now that you've been caught red handed,its now an "opinion based post"...hahahahaha

MikeCZAR:
Yes, the Al Tariq glide bomb formerly known as "Umbani" is integrated on the SAAF Hawk LIFT.
The A-Darter SRAAM will replace the IRIS-T SRAAM, final qualifications soon.

^^more refreshers

MikeCZAR:
The Gripen are armed with different armaments
free fall bombs: Mk 81, Mk 82 etc
PGM: GBU-12 II Paveway laser guided bombs.Pods:
1.Lightening III LDP.
2. DJRP (Digital joint reconnaissance pod).Missiles:
1. IRIS-T SRAAM.
2. A-Darter SRAAM receiving final qualifications in "the next weeks". This will replace the IRIST-T SRAAM.
3. BVR: Likely Meteor BVRAAM as an interim solution as the Marlin BVRAAM is developed. Going for flight tests early next year.
The Al tariq glide bomb is also integrated on the Hawk LIFT.

^^^^@mikeczar,i hope that the above have been able to refresh your memory a little

kwame tut or tutankhamen or whatever your name is,why d'ya like to spill pap?.i really love and respect ghanaians,but many of your unsavory ilks on nairaland just like to troll without concrete motivations to support your ideologies.i would have loved to read ghanaian posts and ideas on this thread,but you guys dont seem to ever have any meaningful thing to contribute other than inferior nationality complex.SMH.many ghanaians i know are usually cool guys.it will be appreciated for you to repent and begin discussing like a homo sapien.just my advice.thank you.

MikeCZAR:
Who said that?When funds became available the A-Darter will be integrated on the Hawk.

you.you said that before the end of this year the SAAF will integrate the A~Darter SRAAM into the hawks.going by your predictions,the SAAF now has 23 days,7 hours,2 minutes,and 47 seconds to install the A-Darter SRAAM into your hawks.goodluck with that.
PS: "when" funds become available?....