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lezz:
lol, you should be debating with your compatriots and web links of southafrican origin whose views are a sharp contrast to yours.

do not vent your frustrated hopes on me. 40% unemployment, 20% HIV/AIDS infection rate, large numbers without portable water and access to education. 85 murders in a day. multiply that with 365 lol.

I should arrest you for forgery and misrepresentation of facts. kleinfontein and Orania developed maybe , but your southafrica is backwater zoo of illiterate, savage scums of no inhibitions.

Every country has social ills, developed or undeveloped apart from the fact that in developed countries they are far better.

No country in Africa can ever match SA with the kind of infrastructure that they have. Large majority of SA have access to clean running water on their properties. We don't use boreholes like in the case of Nigeria, only in remote areas, somewhere in the villages where I don't know. Large majority of our people walk on tarred roads and use sewage in their townships across the country. The government built us free houses, something you can never have in Nigeria. We have excellent health care facilities, advanced industry and economy. So that qualifies us as NIC.

MikeCZAR:
how?

you want me tell you our strategy?,i dont think so.however,i will disclose a few of our tactics for educational reasons.you asked me how?,well:
*by sustaining aerial bombardment of all boko haram facilities
*by continuing assorted drone strikes against key boko haram commanders and battle utilities
*by steadily surrounding and continously shelling of terrorist held territories
*by deploying special forces to sabotage BH camps,frustrate their battleplans and assasinate key boko haram operatives.
*by restricting their movements,continously seizing their arms and blocking all safe havens.leaving them frustrated and demoralized enough to either surrender or get provoked enough to take rash decisions that will lead to their total annihilation.
*by deploying more troops to combat them at all angles

MikeCZAR:
"Hundreds"
"Artillery missiles"
"Intercepted by troops"



Ponder Evarn.

you have gone mad.

mzilakazi:
Every country has social ills, developed or undeveloped apart from the fact that in developed countries they are far better.

No country in Africa can ever match SA with the kind of infrastructure that they have. Large majority of SA have access to clean running water on their properties. We don't use boreholes like in the case of Nigeria, only in remote areas, somewhere in the villages where I don't know. Large majority of our people walk on tarred roads and use sewage in their townships across the country. The government built us free houses, something you can never have in Nigeria. We have excellent health care facilities, advanced industry and economy. So that qualifies us as NIC.

all my sources says the opposite. my sources are all domiciled in southafrica. the word NIC is still a slogan that hasnt gained general acceptance. Brazil, India, Southafrica are not 1st world end of story

lezz:
south Africa is a third world country. as a matter of fact she is a living example of a third world country. all the indices pointing to under development is typical of southafrica eg, corruption, crime, sickness, poor data reliability, poor infrastructure. etc

now please do not assume I am unaware of some groups who used the word " industrialized" very loosely and in an inclusive term.

this group are just a lonely, irrelevant school of thought who aren't comfortable with the status quo. And they often seek the promotion and inclusion of pro gay countries through PR and unwarranted inclusions.There's no industry in southafrica that can't be found on some developing countries, neither is your standard of living or government efficiency out of the murky waters of a third world countries.


let us pardon China and Russia a little. any group that calls Brazil, India and southafrica developed, first world countries, is making a wishful proposition.
That group is merely seeking to create anew school of thought and a proposition of what wishful dreams and thinking should be.

below is an excerpt from the lips of a southafrican. althouth, it is still filled with self-praise and wishful thinking but enjoy the read : "Also the 40% unemployment, the 20% AIDS infection rate, the 62.18 deaths/1,000 live births infant mortality rate, the $10,700 (2003 est.) purchasing power parity (GDP per capita), although that isn't as bad as I thought it would be, say, compared to Afghanistan's $700 (2003 est.). (Statistics courtesy of the CIA World Factbook.)

South Africa is by far the most developed country in Africa, but it's still a third world country. It will be while we have people living without access to clean water, medical care or education. There's nothing shameful about being a third world country. We should celebrate our successes even more so given that we are a third world country."

Believe me the above comment from your fellow compatriot is sweet music compared to independent sources and findings of 2013/2014.

all the sources, I shall quote and reference will be in 2014. this will put you in your true light.
http://www.southafrica.com/forums/open-board/5815-why-southafrica-considered-third-world-country.html
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/06/south-africa-elections-20-years-democracy-apartheid

South Africa's competitive advantage in the developing world ... www.brandsouthafrica.com/.../1027-sout... Mobile-friendly - Jan 31, 2014 - ... important role developing countries, such as South Africa and Brazil, are playing in the 21st century.



if southafrica is a developed country in the true meaning of the world, then almost half the globe are industrialized, advanced first world countries.

but seeing the world for the first time in 1994, you wouldn't really know what's what.

you better ask somebody!!!

you paint the picture of your country on South africa....shoprite bread is enhancing your fake enthusiasm

lezz:
south Africa is a third world country. as a matter of fact she is a living example of a third world country. all the indices pointing to under development is typical of southafrica eg, corruption, crime, sickness, poor data reliability, poor infrastructure. etc

now please do not assume I am unaware of some groups who used the word " industrialized" very loosely and in an inclusive term.

this group are just a lonely, irrelevant school of thought who aren't comfortable with the status quo. And they often seek the promotion and inclusion of pro gay countries through PR and unwarranted inclusions.There's no industry in southafrica that can't be found on some developing countries, neither is your standard of living or government efficiency out of the murky waters of a third world countries.


let us pardon China and Russia a little. any group that calls Brazil, India and southafrica developed, first world countries, is making a wishful proposition.
That group is merely seeking to create anew school of thought and a proposition of what wishful dreams and thinking should be.

below is an excerpt from the lips of a southafrican. althouth, it is still filled with self-praise and wishful thinking but enjoy the read : "Also the 40% unemployment, the 20% AIDS infection rate, the 62.18 deaths/1,000 live births infant mortality rate, the $10,700 (2003 est.) purchasing power parity (GDP per capita), although that isn't as bad as I thought it would be, say, compared to Afghanistan's $700 (2003 est.). (Statistics courtesy of the CIA World Factbook.)



Believe me the above comment from your fellow compatriot is sweet music compared to independent sources and findings of 2013/2014.

all the sources, I shall quote and reference will be in 2014. this will put you in your true light.
http://www.southafrica.com/forums/open-board/5815-why-southafrica-considered-third-world-country.html
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/06/south-africa-elections-20-years-democracy-apartheid

South Africa's competitive advantage in the developing world ... www.brandsouthafrica.com/.../1027-sout... Mobile-friendly - Jan 31, 2014 - ... important role developing countries, such as South Africa and Brazil, are playing in the 21st century.



if southafrica is a developed country in the true meaning of the world, then almost half the globe are industrialized, advanced first world countries.

but seeing the world for the first time in 1994, you wouldn't really know what's what.

you better ask somebody!!!

Do you even know that the source that one guy quoted from CIA World Factbook rates South Africa as a first world country. The world fact book had officially rated South Africa as a developed country long before SA could be rated as NIC by many authors and WB and IMF.



https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/appendix/appendix-b.html

Please press the letter "Dee" to access the list of developed countries as determined by CIA.

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Shekau in a new video released today vows to defeat regional force.


http://news.yahoo.com/boko-haram-leader-vows-defeat-regional-force-video-102414879.html

MduZA:
you paint the picture of your country on South africa....shoprite bread is enhancing your fake enthusiasm

better take your demented brain to a nigerian doctor to cure you of your chronic madness.

1d10ts,dmb0 head south africans

mzilakazi:
Shekau in a new video released today vows to defeat regional force.


http://news.yahoo.com/boko-haram-leader-vows-defeat-regional-force-video-102414879.html

shekau is under pressure,he is afraid of extermination.as we speak;shell missiles,drone strikes and aircraft bombardment are currently steadily devouring sambisa forest inch by inch,he and cohorts will soon be smoked out like filthy moles.he will continue huffing and puffing and venting and ranting to appear in control of the situation.but in actual case,its:
little pig,little pig,let me come in
or i'll huff and i'll puff,and i will blow your house down!.LOL.

EVarn:
better take your demented brain to a nigerian doctor to cure you of your chronic madness.

The Dibia who would invoke the powerless ogwugwu and amadioha to cure madness. That's only the furthest that Nigerian doctors could go as far as medicine is concerned.

EVarn:
shekau is under pressure,he is afraid of extermination.as we speak;shell missiles,drone strikes and aircraft bombardment are currently steadily devouring sambisa forest inch by inch,he and cohorts will soon be smoked out like filthy moles.he will continue huffing and puffing and venting and ranting to appear in control of the situation.but in actual case,its:
little pig,little pig,let me come in
or i'll huff and i'll puff,and i will blow your house down!.LOL.

Shekau is under no any pressure. If there is anyone who is under pressure then is Nigeria. The elections are nearing and you've already postponed them out of pressure. So, is under pressure, Shekau or Nigeria?

lezz:
south Africa is a third world country. as a matter of fact she is a living example of a third world country. all the indices pointing to under development is typical of southafrica eg, corruption, crime, sickness, poor data reliability, poor infrastructure. etc

now please do not assume I am unaware of some groups who used the word " industrialized" very loosely and in an inclusive term.

this group are just a lonely, irrelevant school of thought who aren't comfortable with the status quo. And they often seek the promotion and inclusion of pro gay countries through PR and unwarranted inclusions.There's no industry in southafrica that can't be found on some developing countries, neither is your standard of living or government efficiency out of the murky waters of a third world countries.


let us pardon China and Russia a little. any group that calls Brazil, India and southafrica developed, first world countries, is making a wishful proposition.
That group is merely seeking to create anew school of thought and a proposition of what wishful dreams and thinking should be.

below is an excerpt from the lips of a southafrican. althouth, it is still filled with self-praise and wishful thinking but enjoy the read : "Also the 40% unemployment, the 20% AIDS infection rate, the 62.18 deaths/1,000 live births infant mortality rate, the $10,700 (2003 est.) purchasing power parity (GDP per capita), although that isn't as bad as I thought it would be, say, compared to Afghanistan's $700 (2003 est.). (Statistics courtesy of the CIA World Factbook.)

South Africa is by far the most developed country in Africa, but it's still a third world country. It will be while we have people living without access to clean water, medical care or education. There's nothing shameful about being a third world country. We should celebrate our successes even more so given that we are a third world country."

Believe me the above comment from your fellow compatriot is sweet music compared to independent sources and findings of 2013/2014.

all the sources, I shall quote and reference will be in 2014. this will put you in your true light.
http://www.southafrica.com/forums/open-board/5815-why-southafrica-considered-third-world-country.html
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/06/south-africa-elections-20-years-democracy-apartheid

South Africa's competitive advantage in the developing world ... www.brandsouthafrica.com/.../1027-sout... Mobile-friendly - Jan 31, 2014 - ... important role developing countries, such as South Africa and Brazil, are playing in the 21st century.



if southafrica is a developed country in the true meaning of the world, then almost half the globe are industrialized, advanced first world countries.

but seeing the world for the first time in 1994, you wouldn't really know what's what.

you better ask somebody!!!

Nobody ever said SA is a developed country even though some other sources regard it as developed. SA is an NIC, meaning it has both features of developed and developing countries, thus it will be inaccurate to class SA as a third world and likewise it will be inaccurate to rate it as developed. However, the right terminology to use is "newly industrialised country" the status which many experts suggest that SA is just behind the door to be fully recognised as developed country. By the time the $400 billion invested to develop SA infrastructure is depleted, SA would have fully reached that status with modernised infrastructure.

mzilakazi:
The Dibia who would invoke the powerless ogwugwu and amadioha to cure madness. That's only the furthest that Nigerian doctors could go as far as medicine is concerned.

hahahahaha....ogwugwu is the igbo god of war{often invoked for chaos in movies},amadioha is the igbo god of thunder and lightening,both of them have nothing to do with healing or medicine.LOL.you have been watching too much nollywood traditional movies.

mzilakazi:
Shekau is under no any pressure. If there is anyone who is under pressure then is Nigeria. The elections are nearing and you've already postponed them out of pressure. So, is under pressure, Shekau or Nigeria?

elections were postponed to allow INEC distribute the permanent voters card{PVC},not due to 'pressure'.you could tell shekau's nervousness in the video,the video wasnt even as lenghty as it used to be.

EVarn:
you want me tell you our strategy?,i dont think so.however,i will disclose a few of our tactics for educational reasons.you asked me how?,well:
*by sustaining aerial bombardment of all boko haram facilities
*by continuing assorted drone strikes against key boko haram commanders and battle utilities
*by steadily surrounding and continously shelling of terrorist held territories
*by deploying special forces to sabotage BH camps,frustrate their battleplans and assasinate key boko haram operatives.
*by restricting their movements,continously seizing their arms and blocking all safe havens.leaving them frustrated and demoralized enough to either surrender or get provoked enough to take rash decisions that will lead to their total annihilation.
*by deploying more troops to combat them at all angles

eSoldier.

EVarn:
shekau is under pressure,he is afraid of extermination.as we speak;shell missiles,drone strikes and aircraft bombardment are currently steadily devouring sambisa forest inch by inch,he and cohorts will soon be smoked out like filthy moles.he will continue huffing and puffing and venting and ranting to appear in control of the situation.but in actual case,its:
little pig,little pig,let me come in
or i'll huff and i'll puff,and i will blow your house down!.LOL.

His not under pressure yet.

If indeed he was he'd pull his fighter committed to the semi-conventional warfare side of things, and commit them to pure guerrilla and terrorist operations.

Your troops will soon be tied down to holding captured territory, the new regional force which is said to have 7000± troops will be too small for counter-terrorism or insurgency operations.

If indeed the force will operate in Nigeria, instead of being split into different task forces.

EVarn:
elections were postponed to allow INEC distribute the permanent voters card{PVC},not due to 'pressure'.you could tell shekau's nervousness in the video,the video wasnt even as lenghty as it used to be.

I also heard the pres asked for postponement to flush BH as well. So, is that not a pressure?

MduZA:
you paint the picture of your country on South africa....shoprite bread is enhancing your fake enthusiasm

lol, you can do your own research. over here, shoprite is for those who wants to buy cheap stuffs.

mzilakazi:
Nobody ever said SA is a developed country even though some other sources regard it as developed. SA is an NIC, meaning it has both features of developed and developing countries, thus it will be inaccurate to class SA as a third world and likewise it will be inaccurate to rate it as developed. However, the right terminology to use is "newly industrialised country" the status which many experts suggest that SA is just behind the door to be fully recognised as developed country. By the time the $400 billion invested to develop SA tinfrastructure is depleted, SA would have fully reached that status with modernised infrastructure.

hmmm.

lezz:
lol, you can do your own research. over here, shoprite is for those who wants to buy cheap stuffs.

People couldn't afford food at Woolworths, those who want cheap "stuffs" are the majority.

EVarn:
better take your demented brain to a nigerian doctor to cure you of your chronic madness.

you mean Nigerian bogus doctors who are rotting in our prisons

SOUTH AFRICAN AIRFORCE

MikeCZAR:
eSoldier.

bow to me.

MikeCZAR:
His not under pressure yet.If indeed he was he'd pull his fighter committed to the semi-conventional warfare side of things, and commit them to pure guerrilla and terrorist operations.Your troops will soon be tied down to holding captured territory, the new regional force which is said to have 7000± troops will be too small for counter-terrorism or insurgency operations.
If indeed the force will operate in Nigeria, instead of being split into different task forces.

as much as abubakar shekau isnt a military commander,he is still very crafty and intelligent....it is too late to go back to guerilla tactics now,that would mean the concession of all the territories he and his bandwagon of psycopaths have managed to seize.if he tries to pull his resources back into the shadows,their could be mutiny in his ranks,many of his commanders and soldiers who have lost family and friends in fierce battles will resist all attempt to throw away their hard won gains.

mzilakazi:
I also heard the pres asked for postponement to flush BH as well. So, is that not a pressure?

that isnt pressure,the president is just trying to retain power through his craftily orchestrated political gimmicks.he has succeded in plotting a coup against the nigerian constitution,orchestrating it in such a way that their is nothing anyone can do about it,not even the ICC or or the UN.you cant call that pressure,its simply politics.
pressure is when the nigeria federation is under terrorist seige,but as it is,boko haram is the one under seige.

MduZA:
you mean Nigerian bogus doctors who are rotting in our prisons

no,i mean the nigerian doctors administering your HIV therapy.

EVarn:
no,i mean the nigerian doctors administering your HIV therapy.

your Ebola doctors are only operating fly by night surgeries.....

Shekau was shouting on CNN and ANN7 channel taunting the 7000 African army sent by ECOWAS to Nigeria. His insults were in Arabic "He said you kaffirs(black African infidels non believers in Islam) will die in our hands soon. In the name of Allah we will crush these kaffirs/infidels soon.

After that they hijacked a bus.

According to US intelligence Boko Haram is capable of handling this AU force and what they noticed the Nigerian army's weaponry is INFERIOR AND OUTDATED. Said one expert.....they don't have the MODERN WARFARE MACHINERY.

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