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emae009:The F-35 has been in production for more than 10 years and so even if that's the first block it should show its stealth capabilities to the fullest but it failed woefully in that. No air defence system is stationed alone, there's always accompanying systems included to enhance its abilities. Russia is developing the S-500 because the arms race never ends; if you develop a great system, it's only a matter of time before your adversaries find a way to bypass it. The patriot is a great SAM and I know they're not in the same category, I used it to give an example to show how good the Americans are at promoting and hyping their systems while downplaying the system of other countries |
I just thought to remind and his fellow BMC cows that their darling daddy has been raping them hardcore
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socialmediaman:I understand. Every country needs to hype their systems in order to get buyers. The US did same with their f-35, they claimed they evade all anti-aicraft systems but in the Syrian war, the Russians showed that the s400 systems tracked several F-35 and F-15 and could've shot them down. The US media had to go on over-drive to downplay this fact. The truth is that war is business. Big business, and the US' economy has war as one of its highest income earners |
Simeonjoe1:The truth is that the "Stealth" technology isn't really as amazing as the military makes it seem. Stealth technology is basically use of flat surfaces to make radar signals bounce off the surface instead of the signals returning to the radar receiver. The S400 has already proven several times to have the ability to track radar aircraft, though the US media did a great job at down-playing this. https://www.defenseworld.net/news/27374/Turkey_s_S_400_Air_Defense_System_May_Have_Tracked_US_F_35_and_F_22#.YPc830wo-3A |
socialmediaman:Hypersonic systems just need to move at x5 of the speed of sound. The US systems moves at that speed. The Russian system moves at X7 the speed of sound, it'll easily out-pace the US system. It's also maneuverable in-flight and that gives it great tactical advantage in evading anti-missile systems |
samwillyco1:1) there's nothing like an anti-missile. 2) Do you realize that most missiles these days are mounted on mobile launch systems?? The missile in this post was launched from a ship, can you map a ship that's not immobile? 3) I think you need to read more about Russian defense systems, they have the current best long-range missile defense system in the world, the S400, which better than the US' Patriot system. I learnt they're currently developing the S500 |
socialmediaman:Don't mind that young man you quoted, he and a lot of people greatly under-estimate the capabilities of Russia. There's no anti-missile system currently in place that can take out the Zircon. Even with long-distance radar, Zircon can still take out a target. They're not even designed to directly hit a target before taking out the target, they're designed to detonate in close proximity to a target and shockwaves from the detonation will take out the target. Russia leads the world in missile tech but the West-controlled news media wont let you know this |
IGBOSON1:You just schooled the dumbass |
beautiful snake, I like the color patterns |
Pauldollars:So you mean bend a DCP means he won't have friends, right? |
lessonotes:Elections weren't hacked in the US. Some computer systems of election campaigners were compromised and emails and data stolen. The details were used to influence voters to vote for a candidate. They didn't change the number of votes cast during the elections |
The president is trying to gag the media so we won't know how the president's people are committing genocide. Anybody who still support this demonic government will suffer the as fate as these innocent people being murdered everyday |
malware:The Nigerian passport seized his british passport and UK provided him with another passport because they know the Nigerian government is full of shit |
Patrioticman007:Well, I'm glad foreign bodies aren't as silly as you are to believe the words of DSS who are known to force people to make statements under duress. Do you have any evidence to prove this rubbish you posted here? E go do una like movie |
deji17:Poverty is speaking through you. It's their money, I don't understand why you're so pained for someone else's funds |
Just watch how people who don't know anything about international geo-politics will come here and be supporting the US for this rubbish |
BuyAndSellStuff:lol. You're crazy. No I don't eat dogs, never have and never will |
Kingpele:The north will use and dump him. If you've been following news, you'll know the north isn't planning to hand over to any southerner |
BuyAndSellStuff:No sir, I' the exact opposite of a dog eater. I LOVE dogs and I currently own 7 |
BuyAndSellStuff:Stop generalizing, not all tribes in Nigeria eat dogs and even among the ones that do, a lot of individuals don't eat dogs |
Funflipper:Lolzz. Guy, the future of warfare has passed bombers and aircraft carriers. The truth is that aircraft carriers are only used for power projection by the US but they no longer intimidate Russia and China. The future of surface warfare is missiles and China has developed hypersonic missile system capable of taking out any US aircraft carrier. The future of marine warfare is submarines and, though Russia has fewer number of subs than the US but their subs are more advanced than that of the US. Leave these things you see in the news. I used to think like you until I decided to research things for myself. I found out that, unlike most other countries, US uses very good use of their media to swerve people's attention to themselves and make them seem larger than they are. They also make other countries seem less capable. If you doubt me on this, do your own research and use media not controlled by the West. The US wasted 7 years on a needless war with Iraq and lost 4,400 soldiers. They tried to do same in Syria but, I'm sure you saw how that ended when Russia joined in the fray. Other countries invest less in aircraft carriers because they know those things are just sitting ducks; 1 strike and billions of tax-payers dollars is lost |
Funflipper:China has nuclear weapons too. A lot of countries actually do. Why do you guys elevate the US so much? I love the united states but I really don't understand the blind praises you guys shower on that country. Do you know that there's unlikely to be an all-out war any time soon? The US is a bully and the only way to counter a bully is to be as powerful, or more powerful than the bully |
Bluffly:Alliances between countries is only a matter of interests, when one part isn't serving the interests of others the alliance collapses. Alliances most countries have the US right now is simply one of a necessary evil. Right now, China is building alliances across Africa. China isn't spending trillions of dollars on their military because they know any full-blown war will lead to MAD, Mutually Assured Destruction, and that's why the Chinese are focused on building economic alliances with Africa which is why they're currently the world's economic super-power |
Bunch of rubber-stamp dummies |
sylve11:This picture actually happened in real life. The man escaped unhurt though |
Basicend:You're talking rubbish. You wont say this if you know anything about international geo-politics |
saphiere:Shift the blame from the wife to the husband, that's so like you |
As the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), continues to stir controversies, evidences have shown that the Buhari regime “abducted” and repatriated him from Kenya. Since Mr Kanu’s repatriation in June, the regime has kept mute on the country where he was taken from, even though his family, as well as his attorney, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, accused Buhari regime, in cahoots with government, of abducting Mr Kanu. Mr Ejiofor claimed that Kenya’s special police force detained and tortured the separatist leader before he was later handed over to the Nigerian government. Before Mr Ejiofor’s assertion, the Kenya High Commissioner to Nigeria, Wilfred Machage, had refuted claims that Mr Kanu was arrested in the country, describing it as “deliberately concocted to fuel antagonistic feelings in the minds of certain sections of the Nigerian people against the people of Kenya.” However, findings by The Guardian, a British outlet indicated that Mr Kanu’s UK passport remains in Kenya. He was said to have entered the East African country this year with the passport on a visa expiring in June, the newspaper said. Also, Kingsley Kanu, a brother to the British-Nigerian citizen, claimed that they spoke over the telephone, a few days before his arrest in June. “I spoke to him on the phone, he was well, in Nairobi. His associates said he went out, he didn’t take his documents with him so he wasn’t planning on going anywhere. Then all of a sudden we see him paraded in handcuffs in Abuja,” the outlet quoted Kingsley Kanu to have said. “It is an extraordinary rendition, aided by Kenyan authorities,” he said, just as he maintained that “It is an outrage that cannot be allowed to happen. We are holding the Nigerian government and Kenyan government responsible.” Kingsley further disclosed that the government of UK was in contact with the separatist leader’s legal team as there are worries that he would be abused in detention. Last week, the Head of Communications, British High Commission in Abuja, Dean Hurlock, confirmed that the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office would provide “consular” assistance to Mr Kanu. “With regard to any questions about whether the British High Commission is providing assistance in this case, we can confirm that the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office stands ready to provide ‘consular’ assistance,” Mr Hurlock had said. The IPOB leader was arraigned at the Federal High Court, Abuja, where the court ordered that he be remanded until the continuation of his trial set for July 26. He faces an 11-count charge of treason, treasonable felony, terrorism and illegal possession of firearms, among others. https://gazettengr.com/nnamdi-kanus-british-passport-found-in-kenya-signalling-abduction-by-buhari-regime/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost
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forest cobra |
Xiaomi1:that's definitely not a boomslang |
dhameelare:Would you "mind your own business" if you're in his shoes? WTF is wrong with you people! |
Simplyleo:You go die on top IPOB matter |
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