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Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 10:36pm On Sep 13, 2013
zetdee: lovely username.

Don't take much of what the guy says seriously, been following him for some, I thought he was some free thinker. The guy is just a troll, reminds me of one Somali supremacist i was having a discussion with, no matter what points i raised he just wanted to have the last word, even contradicting himself
Mhhmm I know the character ur referring to.
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 10:35pm On Sep 13, 2013
zetdee: lovely username.

Don't take much of what the guy says seriously, been following him for some, I thought he was some free thinker. The guy is just a troll, reminds me of one Somali supremacist i was having a discussion with, no matter what points i raised he just wanted to have the last word, even contradicting himself
Mhhmm I know the character ur reFfering to.
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 10:33pm On Sep 13, 2013
[quote author=Proud.SAfrican]Hello good people I've been following this thread for a while now. I've read most of the comments and all I can gather is all4naija is a complete tool. To him its like white people are the best thing that happened to Africans. "A time came for the advent of fair skin people, who were more organised and civilised into the land." did anyone else find this as clear evidence of his suffering from inferiority complex. Talk about tossing salad.
Say what you will abt my country but nothing you say can take away the achievements we made as a country.[/quote]Do u think he'll ever get over himself...
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 10:26pm On Sep 13, 2013
xhosanostraZAR: I've been asking myself the same things of your country. I mean its been 50yrs....and still nothing huh

black president since 1994...told you, you know nothing abt my country.
This guy is forever on this site. Do you think he has a life out of NL?
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 10:25pm On Sep 13, 2013
snydergp: Now who the hell do u think u are talking all this nonsense on a daily basis about a country you've never even sat foot on, claiming all this nonsense.

Can you all4naija not focus on Nigeria's 18,800 murders annually which is higher then SA according to UNOCD. Go and focus on that over crowded hell hole called Nigeria that murder, torture and jail journalist on a daily basis.

Can you all4naija not focus on the foreigners who gets kidnapped and beheaded for ransom money.

Your beloved hell hole is in a sh**tty mess as we speak. A man coming from a country where its Leaders are by far worse then SA black goverment leaders wanna continuesly spew ish without tackling its own sh**t.

I will from now point out ur failed state called Naija aslong as you talk all these nonsense
He's acting. He knows all that already, just wants to keep the thread running.
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 10:20pm On Sep 13, 2013
xhosanostraZAR: Lol...guess a hit dog will holler cheesy
You've be on here for weeks with your repetitive ramblings.

For someone whose never been to SA you sure have a lot to say. You've been told over and over again of what black Saffas have achieved in the past 19yrs...just remove your blinkers and see what everyone except you sees and knows.

The Marikana massarce (your focal point) was an unfortunate incident, but its nothing compared to the savagery happening in your country on a daily basis...civilised people much? Wouldn't you rather use all your "innovative" ideas for the youths of your own country instead? No sane SA(n) would ever consider going to study in any other African country. When we leave SA's shores we usually go to Europe, America or Australia. Sorry but no African country can offer us anything better than what we already have...and am not even bragging here, just stating facts.

Oh lawd!! I can't with the bs! There are more than ±1.2-million Nigerians (documented ones) in SA of which most are nothing but evil criminals and you have the nerve to say they're INNOCENT and have contributed more to my country than the 45-million blacks! huh The only thing the majority of your bros have contributed to my country, is crime, crime, crime and more crime!!!

Respect is earned boo boo, its not Nigerian's birth right. Your obsession with SA and its past is gonna ruin your brain one day. I'd rather stay in this "paradise" than be a nuisance in somebody else's country. Ta.
Most come with visitors visa's and never leave afterwards or find a way to remain in the country fraudulently roaming around aimlessly. Look at what happened in kempton park,its gone to the dogs .
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 9:32pm On Sep 13, 2013
5. Its population consume more expensive liquors than your country.



...Tjo! That's a classic gringringrin


Who says things like that. This guy is an entertainer for Real.
Foreign AffairsRe: Where Would South Africa Be Without White People? by khukhi(f): 9:27pm On Sep 13, 2013
paniki: All4naija is not the first Nigerian to be obsessed with South Africa. I doubt he's the last. What we need is a South African who will display the same kind of obsession with Nigeria, for the sake of equality.
Lol! Impossible to find someone who'll be equally obsessed .
HealthRe: How Can A Short Lady Increase Her Height? by khukhi(f): 7:14pm On May 31, 2013
uboma: Your response is as funny as the question the op put forward. Where on earth did u get the info that eating beans will make a lady grow tall? Just like I asked the op, how old are u?
Lol! @ THE BEANS STORY. REMINDS ME OF jACK AND THE BEANSTALK
PoliticsRe: Why Is South Africa More Developed And Stable Than Nigeria?? by khukhi(f): 5:35pm On May 19, 2013
Uyi Iredia: Unfortunately, I agree with this comment. I believe that South Africa is more developed because of the number of whites there - in my guesstimate far more than any other African country. It is because of this that South Africa is the only African country that legalized gay marriage and the only one that has successfully hosted a World cup. In most of the South African programs and documentaries I watch on MITV I've noticed that most of the poor townships are those with more blacks not to talk of the fact that homosexuality is looked down upon in such areas.
. You're very wrong my dear.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 5:13pm On May 19, 2013
all4naija: Okay slave. I never new your country don't observe independence day. It is clear you are the most silly individual here while the world recognized your independence day as the so called FREEDOM day. All of you are speaking as if not what the world recognized that matters here. Please, just google on SA independence day you would come back and thank me later, m-o-r-o-n!
Hey moronic low life! Looks like you've learned a few new words in english and like a 3 year old you are spewing out whatever you've learnt to show off your vocabulary. Where on earth does slavery come in herehuh

Unless you write something intelligent (which by now we know you can't),I will not respond to your moronic low life girly comments. Keep posting your BS all over NL. tongue
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 5:13pm On May 19, 2013
[quote author=all4naija]Whatever. You empty drum, empty head,airhead, coconut brain,and ishhh![quote]How comical!Noisy empty tin gringrin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:40pm On May 19, 2013
all4naija: How? As long as it can do what it is meant to do it is electricity. Please bugger off! There are different ways to generate electricity, my friend. Stop making fool of yourself.
Whatever fool. I have two words for you: Empty tin!!!grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:39pm On May 19, 2013
all4naija: How? As long as it can do what it is meant to do it is electricity. Please bugger off! There are different ways to generate electricity, my friend. Stop making fool of yourself.
Whatever fool. I have two words for you: Empty tin!!!
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:32pm On May 19, 2013
all4naija: Is it not electricity generation? Does the source matter? You brainless a$$!

nless a$$!
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Ofcourse the source matters airhead! tongue
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:31pm On May 19, 2013
saengine: And you keep telling the lie that you work in the defence industry. Do you know EXACTLY how the American Patriot missile works? Do you know all the codes and algorithms? No you dont. Just because you see something with your eyes, doesn't mean you know how it works. All technical details are classified regarding South African equipment, just like any other country. So Nigeria can keep doing Research and Development on it's highly classified military witchcraft programme, no body cares.
Lol@highly classified military witchcraft programme! grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:19pm On May 19, 2013
agaugust: the south african weapons manufacturing companies had Europeans transferring technology directly to their 5 million fellow white brothers in your country for over 100 years.

nigeria has no white citizen to talk about and no such priviledge, yet we built navy gunnboat, APC, land drones, air drones, anti-bomb robots, long range missile programme going on successfully.

nigeria remains the country with the most intelligent black people on planet earth.
Racist f! Its all in your head. Funny how you always claim there's no white citizen there when we all know how many white expatriates are there. It actually shows how messed up you are . You're jealous that SA lives in harmony with all her races while y'll continue to run down y'lls state even though you claim to be sooooo intelligent.

That statement shows how dillusional you are.Everybody knows this except you.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:11pm On May 19, 2013
saengine: I can almost smell your jealously through my screen. It must really hurt you. The day ANY piece of Nigerian developed military technology finds it's way to any country in the West, then we can talk small boy.
Jealousy Vele Small Boy grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:05pm On May 19, 2013
all4naija: Now, you just proved me right why you think you are being sarcastic. It is clear we lead in movies production in Africa. It is good for you to do the math on how the citizens watch their homemade dramas and movies. cheesy cheesy cheesy cool cool cool
Oh please,who said you cannot use a generator to watch movies!cool
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 3:58pm On May 19, 2013
sithwell: In which movie did these people see electricity? Starwars?
gringringringringrin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 3:54pm On May 19, 2013
all4naija: First and foremost, your colleague has agreed on the beggar talk. Having said that when has the size of land be used as a measure to fight war? Has Japan had successfully won many nation with huge land size in the past? Pleas, leave that number out of the argument because it doesn't make any sense.

You keep regurgitating this water-way retort as if it will determine the ability of your military to fight. You can keep alluding to nature as though as it is an advantage to fight war.

Just close your mouth on the Nigerian electricity thing because you know nothing about it. It has always be rationed and it serves the people well(though we are forestalling it gradually) and also environmentally friendly with less emission of carbon into the atmosphere from electric plants. Your country keep pollution the earth with its huge electricity plants and you are proud to mention it here. Shame on those polluting the world atmosphere.

It is not only Nigerian leaders who visit other nations for medical assistance. It is clear when it involved new technology that is not found in SA your leaders will go to developed nations to do just that. We are not talking about monitoring aged person which your country can brag about. It is also nice for you to know you are always assisted by South Korea with HIV/AIDS testing kits and anti-retroviral drugs your country couldn't produce.

Your aircraft is not manufactured in SA. What is the reason to use your certified general mechanics to repair your outdated aircraft when it is not made in your country? It is of no use repairing it, with little guarantee it will not fall from the sky like poisoned bird, because you can't manufacture it.

Look my friend, Cameroon had to call France to their help while it was getting tough on them. That country military will tell you what they experienced. It takes the international court begging and the past leader Obasanjo to relinquish Bakassi to Cameroon. Please, spare us this trouble. The land is still disputed while we want to pamper Cameroon which was part of Nigeria in the past during the colonial era.

You don't know anything about Nigeria yet you are quick to post bogus comments here to support you skewed opinions.
And you know everything about SA right? Its been proven and over again that you remain clueless. You were previously advised to stop using CNN and news channels as your info. Source. Hope you are using that advise Mr. Independence day!
grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 3:45pm On May 19, 2013
sithwell: Giants of darkness.
You finished me! gringringrin
#TrueStory#
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 3:42pm On May 19, 2013
snydergp: Typical of a Egotistical Fuctard who don't do research before he talks nonsense.

Now fool let me school you.

South African owned arms company Paramount Group has won a International bid to supply security vechiles to Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
http://paramountgroup.biz/

Denel is South Africa's and Africa's Largest Goverment owned Arms company.
http://en.m.wikipedia/wiki/Denel

Grintek is a South African owned Private small arms company.
http://www.gew.co.za/


Reutech is a South Africa's Largest Privately owned Arms and Commercial Radar manufacturing company stemming from Apartheid days in early 1970's when SA was under arms embargo and was forced to look at domestic solutions to counter sanctions.
http://fuchs.co.za/


[B]Now All4Naija before you expose more of your foolish behavior I strongly suggest you research before you show your Mor.onic self again, the same way ytou exposed your backwardness and knowledge of SA's Freedom day which you called "INDEPENDENCE DAY".[/b]
Lol!@ Independence day #classic#
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 3:39pm On May 19, 2013
Henry120: @syndergp, you are back with your thuggish behaviour. It is because of you and your likes that this thread was moved to the foreign affairs section.
Why can't you act like a grown up and pass your points across without throwing insults around?
Oh when he does it its reffered to "thuggish behaviour" but when y'll does it it is acceptable. That's just really biased of you. He's just making it very clear that the giant is all in your head. Even researchers state Nigeria is the 4th most powerful army. Deal with it.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 5:08am On May 16, 2013
sithwell: Stronger perhaps, but you guys aren't their friends. You're their victims. You've already been defeated psychologically. And your bravado proves just that. What better way to defeat a nation with no plan than to give them false pride?

So funny. SA no longer qualifies for UK aid. It stops 2015.

The world beating force of Nigeria.

Did you enjoy the video, or is the Internet not working today?
Yes..we are considered "too rich".gringringrin

http://m.mg.co.za/index.php?view=article&urlid=2013-05-15-schoolgirls-to-get-cervical-cancer-vaccines-in-2014
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 5:01am On May 16, 2013
agaugust: our many researches actually exposed the fact that south africa is grossly over-rated. grin
Does our many reasearchers reffer to Nigerian researchers in particular?
CareerRe: Not Happy With Career Path! Help by khukhi(f): 6:47pm On May 15, 2013
gringringringringrin
There's no oil in Jhb! gringringrin

Unless you're willing to go overseas someday Nadia.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by khukhi(f): 4:57am On May 14, 2013
sithwell: All4Naija, bro - it's time to move on from this. There's no need to keep talking about a history you clearly don't have an understanding of.

The Portuguese have nothing to to with SA, other than Vasco da Gama's having "discovered" Natal, while he was passing by.

There's no such thing as Independence Day in SA. Never mind what they teach you. It's Freedom Day. A totally different concept.

Let's just accept there isn't an understanding of South African history in Nigeria; and leave it at that. There's nothing wrong with that. We don't expect that everyone will know everything about us.

It's good to ask, but asserting things as if you do know what you're debating can't be right. Come, now.
Hey,atleast we know that we are not just "over rated". There are people who are reading up on our beautiful country even though its clear how incorrect the source may be in other cases.
PoliticsRe: Why Is South Africa More Developed And Stable Than Nigeria?? by khukhi(f): 6:52pm On May 13, 2013
all4naija: What is real about a nation with crumbs for the indigenous blacks? grin grin grin
Look who's talking. undecided

I do hope you feel better about your homeland each time you post your comments.gringringringringrin
PoliticsRe: Why Is South Africa More Developed And Stable Than Nigeria?? by khukhi(f): 6:47pm On May 13, 2013
ROSSIKE: Do people like you actually read and follow current affairs? And no. I don't mean moping at your CNN screen like a sheep. I mean proper educational material that will actually tell you what's going on, like say the FT? Or African Business Magazine? I mean, here you are typing all sorts of ignorant, inaccurate, illiterate rubbish, while African nations lead the world in economic growth, with major respected organizations attributing this to ''better governance in African nations''.

http://mg.co.za/article/2013-03-01-00-its-africas-time-now

The continent is seeing foreign investment at an all-time high, as nations become more stable, infrastructure improves, and enabling environments are created for business. All these are happening from Nigeria to Kenya, and from Tanzania to Uganda and South Africa, a country you stupidly stereotyped, whilst that nation has achieved massive economic strides in the post-apartheid period, and transformed the lives of millions of blacks. But all YOU see is the crime rate! THAT means they ''failed''. Has America ''failed'' despite its ten times higher crime rate?

The African middle class is currently growing at astronomical rates as incomes rise across the continent. Nigeria has seen 10 million people added to her middle class in the last 5 years, according to international equity firm Actis.

http://tradeflow21.com/2011/02/11/around-10-million-nigerians-moved-into-the-middle-income-bracket-in-the-past-5-years/

See, while the whole world sees the new Africa blossoming from the old post-colonial mess, all YOU see is negativity. Your mates are busy building the future. Maybe you need to get your head off CNN and read some decent economic journals etc. Do some independent research on the various African nations. Don't depend on the rubbish you see on CNN and mainstream western media. That way you can get a realistic picture of what is going on in Africa, and then start to contribute meaningfully.
CNN or Skynews gringringrin

I cannot believe people still respond to Mr. X...
But I guess one wonders what would this section be without Mr. X's contribution.
PoliticsRe: We're Going To War - SA troops heading to CAR by khukhi(op): 6:21pm On May 13, 2013
SA deployed the soldiers for whatever reason,whether it be for the presidents personal interests or not,the soldiers were deployed to assist the CAR government.

Rebel attacks such as this one,should nolonger be happening in 2013 for goodness sake!What happened to diplomatic resolution before rebels start tearing apart a country.

I am glad our countries are assisting that government. I hope the conflict will be resolved before too many civillians and soldiers lives are lost.

It is clear that they will need as much assistance as possible.
PoliticsWe're Going To War - SA troops heading to CAR by khukhi(op):
We're going to war-As South African troops prepare for deployment to the violence-racked east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the enemy is gearing up for full-scale war.

A 1000-strong South African contingent is expected to be deployed to the region within a month as part of an African intervention force. It will almost certainly be drawn into conflict with the heavily armed and battle-hardened M23 rebel group after the collapse of peace talks between the rebels and the central government in Kinshasa.

One of 33 rebel groups in the region, the M23 has 40t of munitions looted from DRC army armouries in clashes in the east of the country last year.

The M23 routed DRC government forces in November in a fight for the capital of the country's eastern region, Goma, where South African peacekeepers were deployed. In the battle for Goma, South African soldiers were caught by surprise and the M23 forces - whose officers have over 20 years of jungle combat experience - were able to take the town within days.

Reported to have access to T55 and T72 Soviet-era tanks, and armed with anti-tank and surface-to-air missiles, anti-aircraft guns, heavy machine guns, armoured vehicles and rocket-propelled grenades, the M23's 5500-strong force is in the final stages of preparing for war.

The rebels have upped their propaganda war against the South Africans since warning President Jacob Zuma last month of a "catastrophic and apocalyptic" response if the SANDF engaged them.

The group has since revealed that it plans to kidnap SANDF troops to force South Africa to about-turn on the deployment.

The rebels are said to be backed by Rwandan and Ugandan military advisers and special forces, a claim both countries deny.

In March, the UN Security Council authorised the deployment of a 3000-man intervention force to the DRC to work alongside 17000 UN peacekeepers. The intervention force, which will comprise South African, Malawian and Tanzanian troops, is expected to arrive in the DRC within a month.

As opposed to the peacekeeping force, the new intervention force's mandate will see troops being able to engage rebel forces regardless of provocation in order to bring stability to the region.

Two months ago 13 South African paratroops were killed in the battle for the Central African Republic's capital, Bangui.

South Africa's most serious military disadvantages in that battle were lack of air support and poor intelligence - the same situation now faced by the troops destined for the DRC.

The SANDF has limited heavy-lift air transport capability, its Rooivalk attack helicopters' Makopa anti-tank missiles are not yet certified, and it is most unlikely that the air force's Gripen fighter jets will be deployed to the DRC. Knowing all this, South African soldiers are gravely concerned about the impending battle.

An army officer, who has knowledge of the mission's planning, said: "We train and fight hard. We know our job and are capable, but with little air support, this fight is difficult. We learned good lessons in CAR but, make no mistake, this will not be easy.

"The M23 are well-armed and have good intelligence. They will not fight conventionally. It will be guerrilla-style attacks preying on our weaknesses, and our lack of cohesion and joint training with the other forces."

SANDF spokesman Brigadier-General Xolani Mabanga declined to comment other than to say: "We are awaiting the UN's force deployment orders."

Defence analyst Helmoed Heitman said: "The M23 are not a bunch of ragtag rebels. They are superior in their jungle-fighting capabilities with backing from neighbouring countries [that are] running proxy military forces in the region.

''Our biggest problem is lack of air capabilities. We have the Rooivalk attack helicopter and Oryx troop-carrying helicopters, but we have no proper heavy-lift transport aircraft to get our equipment and troops in and out safely.

"The Rooivalk's anti-tank missile is not certified, meaning it will have to get dangerously close to the enemy for its rockets to be effective.

"We are taking our long-range G5 cannon and various armoured vehicles but these vehicles will not withstand the M23's fire-power. Their 37mm anti-aircraft guns are lethal both to air and ground targets and they have the support of tanks and special forces."

Heitman said major hindrances included the lack of intelligence. "Our defence intelligence is what got us into trouble in CAR.

"Added to this is the UN's view that this is just another peacekeeping mission. Instead of additional forces, they divided the current peacekeeping force, transferring the South African brigade to the intervention force and creating a vacuum for the rebels to capitalise on. This is not peacekeeping. It will be aggressive counter-guerrilla warfare in which people, including civilians, will die. You need numbers that are not there to bring about peace."

Heitman said the M23 rebels knew the SANDF's capabilities.

"They will not pick on us. They will pick on the possible weak links - Malawi and Tanzania - who have little battle experience. They will harass, divide and conquer." He added: "They have the strong possibility of tank and special forces support."

Maria Langer, DRC country manager for International Alert - a UK "peace-building" NGO - described the security situation as critical.

"The M23 have regrouped into key areas and are recruiting civilians for the war. They are 5km from Goma and are poised to take the town.

"Not only are the M23 around, but so are 30 other rebel groups."

Langer said: "The intervention force was designed to be a persuasive and preventative force but the DRC government sees it as a military solution."

Written by GRAEME HOSKEN for Timeslive | 13 May, 2013

http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/?articleId=9054737

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