ThaVluit: Providing seedlings is a cost to the taxpayer and is only meant to facilitate the industry.
That doesn't mean that the government is the exporter. Individual farmers and entities are. It just makes no sense that if the collective industry exports $10 bn in value, then the government earns $10 bn.
The article is simply a picture of how big the industry is. It has nothing to do with government earnings. We can't even work out from the article how much each of the actual exporters make in profits. How much their income is and how much they pay in duties or income tax.
Nowhere does the article say your government earns $10 bn. you're stretching things. A lot.
Anyway, your article says "nigeria EXPORTS $10 bn ...cocoa". Your bolded sentence is a beeeeeg thumb suck and misrepresentation of what the article says.
The bolded part says it has made $10 Billion to date
How long have you been exporting Coca for? Since colonial times?
Henry120: You are utterly daft, it isn't shocking any longer. If the revenue for a single commodity is 10 billion usd a year, how can you rationalise the total government earnings to be 25 billion? Fool.
The title say's it all.
Dude, all known sources say your govt only has a revenue of some $23 or so billion.
Poor taxation, poor tax-structures, double accounting, off-shore havens etc are all to blame for low revenues
EVarn: I_diot boy,when the americans ran out of vietnam,was that what they did best?,the allied forces and the arab nations have been bombing ISIS/ISIL since months ago,yet they still call the US's bluff,how long did it take the US to terminate osama bin laden?,that was just one man,and how many times was he announced dead only to unleash more terror and mock the US and that crazy george bush.even today,al queada still stands strong.the NA hasnt fought terrorist before,in due time,boko haram will be defeated.
Gibberish.
Also, the US Military won in veitnam. It was the South Veitnamese government that lost the war.
EVarn: another round of non_sense coming from a half-backed school drop-out.who's talking about exporting the JF-17?,i'm simply talking about manufacturing them for our own use,we can later then use the skills and tech in making our own models and then through international partnership,proceed to begin exporting our own jets.fool,we dont have skills and infrastructure?,goes to show what you know.we cant afford hundreds of them?,250 JF-17=$5billion,so in your mind we cant afford $5billion?,when we are building agro-plantations of over $7billion?,seriously,try making sense.
First, for it to be economically pheasible to build them at home, you will have to buy hundreds.
Second, you couldn't even afford (realativly cheap) 40 helicopters, and now you are talking about 100's of fighters?
Third, Lack ofSkills and Infastructure is apparent, you boys dont even have enough hangers, let alone a factory and the people to full one up.
Fourth, 5 Billion = 21% of your governments income (of only $23.85 billion). Now factor in wet and dry costs and buying them and operating them would ammount to a significant part of Nigerian Government revenue spent on a sub-par fighter.
agaugust: Nigeria has been invited by Pakistan to be Joint-Venture Develpment partner for the JF-17 Thunder in 2012, the jets block II version which NAF is interested in, just came out of factory production line few months ago. My story is very logical, your own thinking is incoherent and deranged.
NAF is interested in copying our navy that now builds modern stealth warships in Nigeria. The Pakis want some hundreds of millions of dollars for technology transfer on JF-17 Thunder to Nigeria.
Nigeria just pumped $2 Billion into new weapons in the last 4 months and more to come, Nigeria has no financial problem, our foreign debt is about $6 Billion while South Africa's foreign debt is about $40 Billion, you Soweto mugus are the ones broke and living beyond your means, surviving and shining gleefully on borrowed $40 billion dollars from your European white masters in EU, I see a rope of debt tied to Pretoria's thin neck and gets tighter by the day.
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This clown.
South Africa's yearly income is $ 83 Billion - that debt is completely insignificant. Its in the ballpark of 50% of our Governments revenues.
And if you had an MBA, (like you claim) you would know that its common for stable countries and some TNC's to maintain 30-50% of their liquidity in debt as that is the cheapest way to acquire and hold multiple foreign currencies, which have their value protected against inflation by the debt agreement, and are protected from double taxation. You accountants, such dullards.
Proven by the fact that Nigeria's foreign debt is also about 50% of your governmental revenues. And growing by around $ 8 Billion per year
And Nigeira will not be building anything, you dont have the skills. And there are no sources to confirm this
agaugust: Nigeria has been invited by Pakistan to be Joint-Venture Develpment partner for the JF-17 Thunder in 2012, the jets block II version which NAF is interested in, just came out of factory production line few months ago. My story is very logical, your own thinking is incoherent and deranged. .
1. Not logical 2. Not factual
Again, take your rumors and flights of fancy elsehwere
agaugust: Details not yet revealed to public, that's why I said it's a secret NAF deal. However, insider observations from inside Pakistan say a deal was signed for something that includes aircraft industrial manufacturing technology, my guess is NAF will buy this jet and manufacture it locally in Nigeria in future, also NAF was shown a Pakistani mini COIN light aircraft.
Nigerian military remains the most secretive in the world, but by next NAF air expo show, secrets will pop out into public domain for sure as the NAF chief of staff in the photo has openly declared in April that NAF has acquired new fighter aircraft and promised to showcase them to the public at a later date, story was published by Punch newspapers and Janes Defense Magazine .
Centrifude: *unrelated* I was reading about the Swedish Armed forces after the whole ghost submarine saga, and I was surprised to see how seriously high-tech Swedens defence force is, seeing all that High-tech gear only being used in exercises and patrols makes me really sad, to think that there are dozens of African Army's that really need those kind of weapons and would put them to good use if they had them, just makes me wonder what we as Africa's are doing wrong, Sweden has a defence budget of around $6 Billion. It just make me think that if a country like Nigeria had half the ish Sweden has, Boko-Haram fighters wouldn't even dare try to do the shit they've been doing for the past 2years, they'd just stick to the most common kind of terrorism.
Nigeria has gone for a big military
The Swedes have gone for a very small military
Small militaries are easyer to maintain at a high standard.
If Nigeria halved its army kept the budget the same, and cleared out its arsenal, focused on quality and not quantity they would definitely be more effective.
South Africa took the decision to go for a small high capacity force in the 1998 review, and it was definitly worth it
Henry240: On the parts we disagree, Afghanistan has no Oil, so it is illogical to say the Americans have been in Afghanistan for over 10 years because of oil..
agaugust: Like I said, I am out, tired of repeating old arguments and tired of your repitition of same old lies, like you always say Nigeria has no Bofors FH-77B guns, you will soon dispute it again next month despite SIPRI proof that we have it...
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[size=20pt]This coming from the guy who told us Nigeria has the FH77B L05 52[/size]
See, I have no time for a fraudulent debate with you denying clearly visible information and falsifying facts, I am leaving the forum for you to waste your time not mine.
I am out until sanity returns, the moderators don't even know what to ban, lies and fraud kills this thread more than topic derailment. .
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- Tucano - Hundreds of dead Olifant MBT's - Missiles on Nigerias new OPV - Hundreds of T-55's - Nigerian Archer Artillery - 42km range of the FH-77B - T-84's - Su-30's - Otomat Mk2 - 300 Stealth Catamarans - FH-77B L05 52 - Nigerian Cluster Munitions
Sorry, I would say this is an instance of the pot calling the kettle black.
But I have not yet told a lie.
So enjoy your sulk. As we all know, you get thrashed on this thread and claim that all these citations and facts are "lies" and run away
For the Starstreak I, the British army has proved its max ceiling is 1km. There is NO special SANDF Starstreak I made for only you, NO source says they made a special missile for you, or else I would say Nigerian Roland SAM is special and has missile range of 40km.
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We have posted many sources that show that the Starstreak has been adapted by the SANDF
You have yet to post any sources that say the SANDF Starstreak is the same as the UK Military Starstreak.
Only a fool will believe your stories here, you first d.estroyed all your comments by deliberately denying the fact that Nigeria has Bofors FH-77B despite all proofs posted here many times in the past months, that kills all your other arguments and proves that you are a serial liar and not worthy of debating with, before I leave this forum again for you to continue polluting, I will say these...
In that video, at exactly 2:23 minutes the Indian army officer says it has range 31km with HE shell and at exactly 2:26 minutes it says range is 42km with BB shell, you deliberately cut off the 2:26 minute information to preach your lies and fraud here as usual.
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You have fallen into my trap!! Just like I asked you to!!
Patchesagain: [size=20pt] Now come, talk to me about "high altitude" ranges and I will expose you again!!
He said that the Range of 42km has been acheived at HIGH ALTITUDE!! not with Base-Bleed!!
[ ] Lies Not exposed [X] Lies Exposed
He differentiates a max range of 31km and a max range of 42km at High altitude because high altitude is not where guns operate - unless there is a mountain somehwere in Nigeria you plan on firing your gun off.
All sources (now 6-7 of them) clearly state that a max range of around 30km is achievable - but only with special Swedish Heer BB rounds - still 9km short of our max range with base-bleed rounds.
I baited my trap and waited, now you have fallen into it!! You are so easy to manipulate!!
[size=15pt]So, if you wish to claim this range of only 30km, then show us a source that says Nigeria has Heer BB Rounds!! Or else the max range of your FH-77B shall forever be known as only 21km [/size]
agaugust: why should I waste time debating with an open liar and fraudster ? .
- Tucano - Hundreds of dead Olifant MBT's - Missiles on Nigerias new OPV - Hundreds of T-55's - Nigerian Archer Artillery - 42km range of the FH-77B - T-84's - Su-30's - Otomat Mk2
Just some of your lies.
With regards to your FH-77B... if you had bothered to post a citation, this all could have been avoided. Hence why I demand citations for substantiation of claims.
Until you show me SIPRI database of AHEAD ammo or a source that says SANDF ordered and paid for AHEAD ammo, you don't have it and you will never have it until you buy, it is European made. SANDF has ZERO CRAM capability today. FACT !
[size=14pt] Nigeria has Bofors FH-77B.....that has ruined the whole long story you posted above, completely ruined your argument.[/size]
Transfers of major conventional weapons: sorted by supplier. Deals with deliveries or orders made for year range 1980 to 2013 Note: The ‘No. delivered/produced’ and the ‘Year(s) of deliveries’ columns refer to all deliveries since the beginning of the contract. Deals in which the recipient was involved in the production of the weapon system are listed separately. The ‘Comments’ column includes publicly reported information on the value of the deal. Information on the sources and methods used in the collection of the data, and explanations of the conventions, abbreviations and acronyms, can be found at URL <http://www.sipri.org/contents/armstrad/at_data.html>. The SIPRI Arms Transfers Database is continuously updated as new information becomes available. Source: SIPRI Arms Transfers Database Information generated: 31 October 2014
Supplier/ Year Year(s) No. recipient (R) No. Weapon Weapon of order/ of delivered/ or licenser (L) ordered designation description licence deliveries produced Comments
Sweden R: Nigeria (48) FH-77 155mm Towed gun 1982 1983-1985 (48) FH-77B version
Now you see how you post falsehood and garbage on this forum ? Nigeria has FH-77B version of Bofors artillery, and were delivered up to 1985, not the 1978 you quoted. Fool
India followed Nigeria with the same Bofors FH-77B in 1986, same artillery gun
Source: SIPRI Arms Transfers Database Information generated: 31 October 2014
Supplier/ Year Year(s) No. recipient (R) No. Weapon Weapon of order/ of delivered/ or licenser (L) ordered designation description licence deliveries produced Comments
Sweden L: India 114 FH-77 155mm Towed gun (2013) FH-77B version; selected but contract not yet signed
R: India 410 FH-77 155mm Towed gun 1986 1986-1991 (410) $1.6 b deal; planned production of more in India cancelled
agaugust: You want me to post how Sudan's armed robbers robbed South African army and stripped SANDF of weapons and body armour?
SANDF army officers crawled like terrified cockroaches back to base in boxer shorts .
Yes please, do it so we can expose you again.
Also, just this week in Sudan
[size=15pt]SANDF fights its way out of Ambush - defeats attackers in South Sudan!![/size]
PRETORIA - Two SA National Defence Force soldiers deployed as part of a UN/African Union peacekeeping force in Sudan have been wounded in an ambush near their base, the SANDF said on Thursday.
"The injured soldiers were airlifted by helicopter to the hospital in El Fashir shortly after the ambush. The two members are in a critical but stable condition in the UN hospital," said Captain Jaco Theunissen.
He said two other soldiers sustained minor injuries during the ambush.
The ambush took place at approximately 12.35pm on Wednesday when a section of 4 SA Infantry Battalion, who had to fetch water from a nearby waterhole in Kutum, came under fire from a suspected rebel group.
"Had it not been for the swift reaction, high standard of alertness and vigilance of the SANDF members, it could have been a different story," said the battalion commander, Lt-Col Andries Matlaila.[/b]
Matlaila said the training his troops received in South Africa prior to the deployment, coupled with the equipment they used, played a pivotal role in repelling the attack.
agaugust: All your sources above are crap written by civilians.
The best source of any weapons data is the army that uses it, the video is official from Indian army, both India and Nigeria are proved by SIPRI to have Bofors FH-77B and the Indian army says it's range is 42km with base bleed, and Nigeria has it, SIPRI does not record ammunition sales or shells sales.
Same way South African army official website says you have G-5 and G-6 artillery with max range 39km, so Nigeria CLEARLY out-ranges South Africa, your SANDF is the small boy that makes photos of short range artillery with over-rated pedigree.
Same way British army source on Starstreak missile says SANDF has the 1km max ceiling foolish missile, worst in Africa.
No military source ever said SANDF ordered AHEAD ammo for CRAM, so you don't have it.
All your claims are just another Mokopa ATGM scandal
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[size=20pt]Augustus I just watched the Video and the man clearly says at exactly 2:23-2:25 that it has a maximum range of 31km - so you have been shamelessly telling lies again!!! All members of this forum, veiw the video and listen very closely at 2:23-2:25 All known sources say that it has a maximum range of around 30km!! Yet again I have exposed you as a shameless liar and manipulator[/size]
Now come, talk to me about "high altitude" ranges and I will expose you again!!
Same way British army source on Starstreak missile says SANDF has the 1km max ceiling foolish missile, worst in Africa.
Where on the british army website does it talk about SANDF starstreaks?
Where does it say anything about the SANDF?
No military source ever said SANDF ordered AHEAD ammo for CRAM, so you don't have it.
And finally, the SANDF is listing ranges achieved with standard ammunition - VLAP is excluded. FH-77B with base-bleed rounds cannot match our standard range with base-bleed .The ranges we achieve with VLAP are amongst the furthest in the world. This is confirmed by every single source on the topic.
And this 30km range is only achieved by advanced Swedeish base-bleed ammunition, which Nigeria does not use. So its actual operational range in the Nigerian army is around 20-25km
Take your lame duck, short range artillery elsewhere. The big boys are playing
Until you show me SIPRI database of AHEAD ammo or a source that says SANDF ordered and paid for AHEAD ammo, you don't have it and you will never have it until you buy, it is European made. SANDF has ZERO CRAM capability today. FACT !
Nigeria has Bofors FH-77B.....that has ruined the whole long story you posted above, completely ruined your argument.
Transfers of major conventional weapons: sorted by supplier. Deals with deliveries or orders made for year range 1980 to 2013 Note: The ‘No. delivered/produced’ and the ‘Year(s) of deliveries’ columns refer to all deliveries since the beginning of the contract. Deals in which the recipient was involved in the production of the weapon system are listed separately. The ‘Comments’ column includes publicly reported information on the value of the deal. Information on the sources and methods used in the collection of the data, and explanations of the conventions, abbreviations and acronyms, can be found at URL <http://www.sipri.org/contents/armstrad/at_data.html>. The SIPRI Arms Transfers Database is continuously updated as new information becomes available. Source: SIPRI Arms Transfers Database Information generated: 31 October 2014
Supplier/ Year Year(s) No. recipient (R) No. Weapon Weapon of order/ of delivered/ or licenser (L) ordered designation description licence deliveries produced Comments
Sweden R: Nigeria (48) FH-77 155mm Towed gun 1982 1983-1985 (48) FH-77B version
Now you see how you post falsehood and garbage on this forum ? Nigeria has FH-77B version of Bofors artillery, and were delivered up to 1985, not the 1978 you quoted. Fool
India followed Nigeria with the same Bofors FH-77B in 1986, same artillery gun
Source: SIPRI Arms Transfers Database Information generated: 31 October 2014
Supplier/ Year Year(s) No. recipient (R) No. Weapon Weapon of order/ of delivered/ or licenser (L) ordered designation description licence deliveries produced Comments
Sweden L: India 114 FH-77 155mm Towed gun (2013) FH-77B version; selected but contract not yet signed
R: India 410 FH-77 155mm Towed gun 1986 1986-1991 (410) $1.6 b deal; planned production of more in India cancelled
[size=16pt] Nigeria and India both have Bofors FH-77B artillery with 42km range....
Confirmed in the above video
Now case closed
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[size=15pt]First, you said Nigeria has the FH-77 B05 L52 - now you confirm you were telling lies to us?
Second, maximum range for the Fh-77B is 30km
So now two of your lies have been exposed!!! [/size]
Ammunition in the Swedish Army order included the locally developed HEER projectile, developed to meet the requirements of the Indian Army which, when used with charge 9, has a range of 30,000 m. HEER-BB (High Explosive Extended-Range - Base Bleed) was included in the order and the FH-77B could also use ammunition already stockpiled by the Swedish Army. http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product4673.html
Deagel website is known for posting wrong data, it says Nigeria has 12 MBB 339 CD the 4th generation jet upgrade...
"In July 2006, Alenia Aermacchi and the Nigerian Ministry of Defense signed a maintenance and avionics upgrade contract on behalf of 12 MB-339A aircraft. The contract was valued at $84 million and will see the Nigerian airplanes upgraded in two six-aircraft batches."
The final authority is the British army that uses the missile, Deagel is not the army that uses them and has none of the missiles, the missile owners, the British that sold it to you say Starstreak I has max ceiling 1km....
Do you see the photo below from my source? The copyright says 2014 Crown Copyright, means the Queen of England, British government final authority, the Royal crown, approves the content of the website of the British National army as authentic and factual.
So your British masters are telling the whole world that the Starstreak I missile they built and sold to South Africa has maximum ceiling of 1,000 meters = 1km only.
Worst missile in Africa
SANDF has the worst air defense in Africa, Togo republic will mass R.ape soweto army with Alpha jets
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First, no one gives a sh1t about TRAINERS
Second, the British use an older version of the Starstreak
Third, we have the most complex air defence network in Africa
Fourth, no african countries have munitions they can drop from above 1km altitude\
MikeCZAR: Just to clear things up, India doesn't operate the FH-77 B05 L52 howitzer. The contract to supply India with the artillery pieces was canceled.
The FH-77 B05 L52 was proposed alongside many other pieces like Denel's T6-52.
It was a response to India's RFP(request for proposal).
[size=15pt]"Mighty" Nigerian Navy still unable to secure their Waters!! No wonder the SAN has had to put plans in place to police their waters for them!![/size]
Pirates have launched a spate of attacks in the creeks of Nigeria's oil-producing Niger Delta region since last Thursday, killing three policemen and abducting at least nine people, security officials said.
Most of those kidnapped were local workers in Africa's biggest oil industry, where piracy in the surrounding waterways and seas is on the rise again after a brief lull, bucking a global trend that has seen pirate attacks fall elsewhere.
In the most recent attack, gunmen on a boat opened fire on police escorting a barge operated by Italian oil company ENI along the Santa Barbara River, killing three policeman.
"Sea pirates attacked and killed three of our men. They were escorting an Agip (ENI) barge when they were attacked. We have recovered their bodies and the gunboat," police commissioner for Bayelsa state Valentine Ntomchukwu said by telephone.
Piracy and kidnapping are expected to increase further as Nigeria prepares for an election next February, intelligence experts say. This is because elections increase the demand for funding, which some politicians obtain through their links with criminal networks.
[size=15pt]The tri-nation naval exercise Ibsamar is now in full swing following a week’s preparation and briefings in Simon’s Town.
With the exception of the South African Navy’s Type 209 submarine SAS Manthatisi, all vessels taking part in the exercise departed harbour yesterday with flying exercises by a 22 Squadron Super Lynx and boat launching and Officer of the Watch manoeuvres done while participating ships were steaming to a designated point ahead of a night steam.
Today the Brazilian, Indian and South African surface ships taking part will exercise defence against air attacks. 2 Squadron and its Gripens have been tasked to “attack” the Indian frigate INS Teg, the SA Navy fleet headquarters in Simon’s town confirmed. It did not indicate how many of the Swedish-built fast jets would take part in the exercise.
Live firing, search and rescue and vertical replenishment exercises are also planned for today with a dry run of a replenishment at sea (RAS) set for tomorrow along with a boarding operation. This will see aircraft locate a vessel of interest (one of either the Brazilian, Indian or South African warships), feed the necessary intelligence back to boarding parties, followed by an actual boarding exercise.
While steaming to Saldanha, the Ibsamar flotilla will be put under co-ordinated aircraft attacks and the rotary-winged component of the exercise will conduct flying operations and various maritime specific drills.[/size]
Dont mind us, just the SAN doing things that the Nigerian Navy could only dream of doing.
agaugust: Use your brain like an adult. Nobody knows means people in public dont know their numbers, the few top level defense officials know, and they are not here on Nairaland joking forum to waste their time with your type. Fool .
You dont have an argument any more.
If there are no known numbers. Then you cannot say you have something, because if we dont know you dont know.
agaugust: The British army that the missile was produced for, says officially and authoritatively that the maximum Starstreak I missile ceiling is only 1km, your private website is referring to starstreak II which even the British are still trying to get into full service as at now 2014. SANDF is fvcking around with version I at 1km max ceiling, worst expensive missile in Africa.
DENEL built dual purpose gun at home, show me source that you bought the CRAM ammunition made in Sweden or Germany, I need SIPRI source that proves you imported the CRAM ammo, show me now !!!
Okay, then because Bofors guns use 60km range artillery shells, then Nigeria also has it as ammunition for our 73 Bofors FH-77B, right ?
You wish to balance the equation? Let us do so if you say so .
The British army that the missile was produced for, says officially and authoritatively that the maximum Starstreak I missile ceiling is only 1km, your private website is referring to starstreak II which even the British are still trying to get into full service as at now 2014. SANDF is fvcking around with version I at 1km max ceiling, worst expensive missile in Africa.
Nope, that website I quoted specifically says Starstreak 1
furthermore, Starstreak is VSHORAD
The Uhmkonto GBAD's will be in service shortly.
So, we have better VSHORAD (its so good it competes with your GBADS)
And we will have better GBADS
Game. Over.
DENEL built dual purpose gun at home, show me source that you bought the CRAM ammunition made in Sweden or Germany, I need SIPRI source that proves you imported the CRAM ammo, show me now !!!
Dont have to, the source has allready shown that it uses AHEAD ammo.
And SIPRI does not list ammunition transfers.
Finally, Rheinmettal has a factory in South Africa - we build the ammunition ourselves
Okay, then because Bofors guns use 60km range artillery shells, then Nigeria also has it as ammunition for our 73 Bofors FH-77B, right ?
Nope, max range ammunition for the FH-77B is only 30km
Ammunition in the Swedish Army order included the locally developed HEER projectile, developed to meet the requirements of the Indian Army which, when used with charge 9, has a range of 30,000 m. HEER-BB (High Explosive Extended-Range - Base Bleed) was included in the order and the FH-77B could also use ammunition already stockpiled by the Swedish Army. http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product4673.html
And you dont have the FH-77B
The equation does not balance because your 3rd world 1970's army cannot rival the SANDF in any way, shape or form.
agaugust: Algeria is superior to South Africa, 48 latest Su-30 Flankers, 100 modern Trainer jets, BVR missiles, anti-radiation missiles, air to surface missiles, 5 air to air refuelling tankers, 36 Mi-35 Hinds, 1,000 T-72 and T-90 tanks, 38 Pantsir SAM air defense, 250,000 army regs and resvs with 11 years modern war experience, deadly assassin special forces with combat experience, 6 submarines, 13 Frigates and corvettes with missile range 250 km anti-ship. Lots of weapons South Africa cannot afford to buy with her defence budget.
Morocco is almost as strong as Algeria, so South Africa is lost far behind even Ethiopia.
You South Africans are just fools with minds locked up in prison by the ANC that deceives you daily with false information that you have the best country in everything in the whole of Africa, you live in a fully hypnotized condition and mind bondage of delusions .
agaugust: List how many spy satellites Russia has, and how many new generation submarines, list the numbers because that is the only proof they exist, and how many they are in numbers.
Also list the equipment Nigeria was trying to buy for $15 million from South Africa, since the list of all imported weapons is available on internet according to you.
Also list how many Norinco AGL and MRAPS, plus SPARTARN APCs Nigeria has, since internet data is the only proof of the weapons Nigeria has imported and their numbers.
Olodo rabata .
Limited numbers of all of the above.
But, if we cant list them... that means neither can you, because you also dont know they exist!
List how many spy satellites Russia has, and how many new generation submarines, list the numbers because that is the only proof they exist, and how many they are in numbers.
2 new subs. One DE that uses Fuel Cells and one Nuclear that just finished sea trials.
agaugust: SIPRI called is Startsreak I because that is what it is, at the time and date you ordered, version II was not existing.
Yet up to 2013 the version II was still being expected in British Army service, so show me how South Africa has it
Okay you ordered it? Show me web link source to prove it, I asked 3 times and you could not answer with proof
Now I know you are in a mess like the Mokopa mess that stinks with falsehood and fake info
The craaaazyu weblink you posted above shows you are totally messed up in your own shiit and poohpooh
See what your link says about 'CRAM ammunition'....
"This site is built to help web surfer like you navigate the web worry free. With our free proxy server, you can browse the web securely knowing that your privacy is completely protected. Browsing the web through our server will mask your ip with our ip so you will remain anonymous."
That is SANDF CRAM ammunition source, abi ? You must have your head stuck inside a pit latrine soaking up the shiit
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Refer to the archives, Starstreak 2 confirmed by defenceweb
And even Starstreak 1 has a 6km range and 5km altitude
The Mach 3 Starstreak I missile introduced in 1997 features a maximum parabolic range of 6,000 meters against airborne targets flying below 5,000 meters of altitude.