CraigB:

Just to preserve this gem for future generations.

Thank you, Mr Seleka.

NaijaPikinGidi:

A weak first attempt at military talk? Clap for yourself ... for being another brainless f.ool.

agaugust:

fool, go back and read my naval blockade simulation, NNS ARADU is safe in the harbour behind a decoy/camouflage line of cargo ships, no submarine will find her, unless your submarine will fly out the ocean and work as a temporary aircraft with wings of british airways. fool

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agaugust:

NNS ARADU's world's most powerful Otomat anti-ship missiles will sink that your south african Valour frigate from a far away distance of 120km. fool, your soweto sailors will sink into Hades and their souls will wine and dine with demons after death

40 nigerian navy Otomat missiles, 10 missiles against each south african navy valour frigate...we r.oast your navy like suya and onions

CraigB: Quote: "Statistically, almost all Nigerians are dirt poor. A very few are stinking rich. Again, a manageable problem in itself, but the rich haven’t finished yet. Indeed, they’re only just getting started. I spoke to a couple of Angolans in a seminar once, and they said that although their ruling classes had enriched themselves immeasurably, they were at least spending some money on the country, and improvements were noticeable"

We've been saying!

Die*Vluit:
Small people continue on their path of smallness. We are talking about nations that generate excess electricity. But the small people want to talk about a pipeline. They know nothing about excess and abundance. They are lean in spirit. Lean in vision. Lean in selflessness and therefore, lean in physical things like electricity. No surprising. No one ever led them towards the light. They live in darkness, literally and figuratively.

chris365:

yep.. talked like a true drunk. fact is SANDF weakness was well exposed by rag tag bandits in CAR, no mater the flimsy and stup1d excuses you all come up with. like it or not. dumbo

just look around africa and ask which country respects your military. even M23 rubbished you that your strike force will just die for nothing. Since when they deployed we've not heard one gunshot from your fearful army while M23 is on rampage. losers

even zimbabwe will invade SA. your comrades have attested to it.

enlighten me? surely you are aware your brain needs a proper reeducation cos that's what you have managed to display here.

chris365:

you just sounded like a drunk dude that was kicked out of a bar i was at after work yesterday. was it not a rag tag bandits that kicked your military out of CAR never to return? if terrorism was easily dealt with, why didn't British military just snap their fingers for IRA to disappear instead of fighting them for about 20 years huh?

why is US packing their bags to run out of Afghanistan like they did in Iraq since all the equipment they are using to fight Taliban is enough to destroy SA in 2 days?

Russia is still fighting chechen rebels after decades but still remain the second best military in the world. what the f*ck do you even know about fighting terrorism? why couldn't SADF snap their fingers for mandela's terrorists to just disappear instead of negotiating to handover the country to the ANC terrorist group.

Boko haram came with tactics which Nigerian military was new to(counter terrorism). just in 2 years, the military has adapted, killed almost all their leaders, reduced suicide attacks to once in a blue moon, located and destroyed all their training facilities and now many of them have fled to cameroon (oh i pity cameroonpride when they'll turn their frustration on them ) and you call that lack of intelligence?

you should stay away from drinking alcohol cos you already have the brain of a drunk

chris365:

true talk my brother. that's why we are still angry at our governments for supporting the terrorist. now they are sympathetic to boko haram.

na_chris_be_dis:

to track your mother's pu*sy and f*ck it better than your father could.

Does that count?

FYI.. Am typing this in my well spaced office in Naija. Gbabe Id1ot

kwame tut: [b]For other uses, see Cradle of Humankind (disambiguation).

Coordinates: 25.96716°S 27.66245°E
UNESCO World Heritage Site Fossil Hominid Sites of Sterkfontein, Swartkrans, Kromdraai, and Environs
Name as inscribed on the World Heritage List
Cradle of Humankind is located in South Africa
Cradle of Humankind
Country South Africa
Type Cultural
Criteria iii, vi
Reference 915
UNESCO region Africa
Inscription history
Inscription 1999 (23rd Session)
Extensions 2005

The Cradle of Humankind is a World Heritage Site first named by UNESCO in 1999, about 50 kilometres northwest of Johannesburg, South Africa in the Gauteng province. This site currently occupies 47,000 hectares (180 sq mi);[1] it contains a complex of limestone caves, including the Sterkfontein Caves, where the 2.3-million year-old fossil Australopithecus africanus (nicknamed "Mrs. Ples" was found in 1947 by Dr. Robert Broom and John T. Robinson. The find helped corroborate the 1924 discovery of the juvenile Australopithecus africanus skull, "Taung Child", by Raymond Dart, at Taung in the North West Province of South Africa, where excavations still continue.

The name Cradle of Humankind reflects the fact that the site has produced a large number, as well as some of the oldest, hominin fossils ever found, some dating back as far as 3.5 million years ago.[2] Sterkfontein alone has produced more than a third of early hominid fossils ever found.[3]
Contents

1 History of discoveries
1.1 Sites
2 Geological context
3 Visitor centres
4 See also
5 References
6 External links

History of discoveries
Australopithecus africanus (Hominid Reconstruction).

In 1935 Robert Broom found the first ape-man fossils at Sterkfontein and began work at this site. In 1938 a young schoolboy, Gert Terrblanche, brought Raymond Dart fragments of a skull from nearby Kromdraai which later were identified as Paranthropus robustus. Also in 1938 a single ape-man tooth was found at the Cooper's site between Kromdraai and Sterkfontein. In 1948 the Camp-Peabody Expedition from the United States worked at Bolts Farm and Gladysvale looking for fossil hominids but failed to find any. Later in 1948 Robert Broom identified the first hominid remains from Swartkrans cave. In 1954 C.K. Brain began working at sites in the Cradle including Coopers and he soon would initiate his three decade work at Swartkrans cave which would result in the recovery of the second largest sample of hominid remains from the Cradle. The oldest controlled use of fire was also discovered at Swartkrans and dated to over 1 million years ago.

In 1966 Phillip Tobias began his excavations of Sterkfontein which are still continuing and are the longest continuously running fossil excavations in the world. In 1991 Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand discovered the first hominid specimens from the Gladysvale site making this the first new early hominid site to be discovered in South Africa in 48 years. In 1994 Andre Keyser discovered fossil hominids at the site of Drimolen. In 1997 Kevin Kuykendall and Colin Menter of the University of the Witwatersrand found two fossil hominid teeth at the site of Gondolin. Also in 1997, the near-complete Australopithecus skeleton of "Little Foot", dating to around 3.3 million years ago (although more recent dates suggest it is closer to 2.5 million years ago), was discovered by Ron Clarke. In 2001 Steve Churchill of Duke University and Lee Berger found early modern human remains at Plovers Lake. Also in 2001 the first hominid fossils and stone tools were discovered in-situ at Coopers. In 2010, Lee Berger discovered the partial remains of two hominids (Australopithecus sediba) in the Malapa Fossil Site that lived between 1.78 and 1.95 million years ago.[/b]

CraigB:

You do know that eat people too, right?

We are not safe!

Thiza: HAHAHHAHAH NIGERIANS CAN BE REALLY FUNNY SOMETIMES.....@AGAUGUST LEFT THE COUNTRY DUE TO NON EXISTING OPPORTUNITIES AND YET YOUR DEFENDERS CLAIM BIG BRAIN EXPLORATION

chris365:


see how you just contradicted yourself here

you a real f00l

souldust: spring bok? You mean symbol of the racial apartheid? You seem to be the only one proud of his SAD history. Inshort, why am i expecting anything good from your country? Afterall, the Zulu call it SADafrica

you mentioned Rugby but what Ayo? Do you play Ayo too? Why dont you just bring your team over to Ibadan and play those old men over there in Ibadan? Nkosi siselesi Naija!!!!

chris365:

my dummy.. haba.. don't you think that's a dumb question? why don't you answer that yourself by asking yourself why south africans still seek asylum in other countries. olodo oshi

no wonder cameroonpride is having fun entertaining your stup1d product "CrabB" . cos am sure he'll already know only a fool will take him seriously

chris365:

someone calls you stup1d and childish yet you still give a response that proves him right. SMH

i thought you were going to mention one military intervention success of SANDF but you had to foolishly talk of DRC.

1: DRC is not a south african led mission and not an intervention until recently when your troops joined the brave tanzanian special forces. still, your troops have not fired on bullet while M23 has gone on rampage again.

2: DRC mission is not even up to 5% accomplished and last time i checked SANDF is among the UN troops that fled when M23 marched to the capital.

so what are you even bragging about. Failure or what? cos it definitely ain't success.

kwame tut: @Swankisto
ke taba eo ntate.

Over 120million have no POWER/ELECTRICITY. Most SHIT OUTSIDE.

kwame tut: @Swankisto
Am shown em Boons, ko kasie.
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Die*Vluit:
They have no country. They have no story. They are not ready for South Africa. One Mzansi bafwethu.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rD6LxhZuuc

blackchris:

but you can't deny begging a bloody ghanian to recognize you

i translated your plea and it explained exactly that.

agaugust:



meaning :

my brother I can not mentally as you say I'm ni south marigold how can you say you think I'm fong kong ungayisho kanjani into efana naleyo ngaphambi kokuthi ufunde my comment brother

conclusion :

Beast Of No Nation ;

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na_chris_be_dis:

yeah.. Those shiny booths. You know i dreamt of having one.

Don't worry, i know your brain is too slow to understand how the media works. So am begging that you please post some more.

Nothing like seeing brave solidiers who died for their fatherland being buried with full honors. Makes you wish it was you right? The type envied by SANDF that are buried as nobodies.

blackchris:

more like a south african begging a bloody ghanian for recognition

kwame tut: @GraiGB
NOTE:Swanky isn't SOUTH AFRICAN and once again naai-gerians are back to their M@NKEY TRICKS AGAIN.

NIGERIAN MOTHER GIVING BIRTH TO A M@NKY Theyr SUBS FOR REAL


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNxIlpdVr0E

blackchris:

we've dealt with this issue before or are new to this thread?

seeing as you don't know how to do research yourself, let me help you a little.

The SA National Defence Force is on the verge of collapse.

[b]With dwindling budgets, an exodus of highly-skilled technical staff and reduced spending on training and equipment, the defence force - according to military experts - can barely meet its constitutional obligations.
Increasing international demands and frequent internal deployments - such as the recent presidential announcement of the deployment of hundreds of troops on crime fighting operations over the next four months - is putting further strain on the already overstretched armed services.

The army has nearly 2000 troops on peacekeeping missions in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan, and military trainers in the Central African Republic and the DRC.

The defence force has military observers deployed under the AU and UN flags in Ethiopia and Eritrea. The navy has a frigate, and air force personnel and aircraft, in the Mozambican channel and Mozambique deployed on anti-piracy operations.

Military analyst Helmoed Heitman said the defence force was now collapsing.

"We have huge sections of the budget spent on salaries, with equipment and training left lacking. We are hopelessly short on manpower - 20000 troops too few - and porous borders that cannot be guarded properly," he said.

"We have pilots who can't fly [sufficient] hours, troops who have been given limits on the amount of ammunition they can use in training, and equipment, such as our frigates, which cannot be maintained because there is no proper budget.

"The defence force is collapsing. If drastic action is not taken soon, in the next three years it will be beyond recovery."

The Defence Department received just over R34-billion last year from the Treasury. Its current budget of R37-billion is expected to increase to R39-billion in the 2013-2014 financial year. Professor Renfrew Christie, dean of research at the University of Western Cape, said the military's budget needed a drastic increase.

"We spend 1% of our gross national product on defence. We need a military capable of looking after our country with the time now coming to increase spending to 2% of GDP," Christie said. "To do our duty, we need a bigger and better equipped military. The option of downscaling our involvement north of our borders is not an option.

"Protecting our country and its borders is far bigger than just putting up fences," he said.

Retired admiral Chris Bennett, the former naval chief of staff, said the massive "poaching" of technical staff had led to numerous crises in the navy.

"Our military, especially on the technical side, is being bled dry by both public and private industries, as well as by foreign militaries.

"Though the navy until now has managed to stay afloat, things are beginning to bite," he said.

"The right funding has not been given to the military [which is] being required more and more by parliament to do things [parliament is] not prepared to pay for.[/b]


or do you need more?

blackchris:

is that right? how about your military that keeps getting killed by poachers in their homeland and are losing to them, whooped by bandits and fled like scared little children in CAR, whooped in your backyard by Lesotho rebels only to be rescued by other SADC troops, fought a war from a distant for 30 years and lost.

what has SANDF ever achieved? nothing. and you wish to be ranked in top 5. keep dreaming

even kenya and uganda are doing better than you model army

agaugust:

seeing the way you think and use your brain, it is not surprising that your south african army cannot stand to fight a single battle and win in their history.

a country of fools will produce an army of fools, that is the story of south africa. DENEL should start manufaturing brains for your type in south africa who need urgent neuro-surgery.

BCraig:

The fact is I am neither the person who started this, nor am I talking by myself here. People know what they need to do. For as long as they prefer to talk about things other than military...

In any case, I don't force anyone to respond to me.

BCraig:

Look at my posts and look at the responses. I was happily posting about your loser soldiers. That's military. Then people decided they wanted to talk about other things, because they were in pain. Let's not be one-sided. Enjoy the serving like you enjoyed the Seleka one. I never saw you playing biased referee then.

I'm not the only one posting.

Very military are the pictures below. Walloped by Boko in their own land. SMH.

BCraig:

Of course you are mentally dependent and incapable of independent thought and research. You've proved it with your "Because Baas France have said so" parroting. As if there are only two reports out there.

As if that's not enough proof, you didn't even know anything about satellite tv and that sort of thing, until South Africans showed you. That's why your economy is colonised.

Very mentally enslaved and on the lower rungs of civilisation.

There's just something about the Naai-gerian brain that doesn't "click".

Sixty years plus and what have you done? Gone to war against each other. It's a blöody zoo. Each one wants its own banana!

Look at the workings of your weak military below.

agaugust:

show us weblink source of UN charter/regulations that says any countries that fight a war will be slammed with weapons importation embargo, show us that law, dummy !

South Africa, GDP $578 billion

Egypt, GDP $ 548 billion

Source : CIA world factbook

you think the gap is very wide ? you think south africa is a paradise of wealth and other africans live economic collapse ?
[b]
the white-men really used that apartheid to enslave your south african b.rains, put it in a tiny box, padlocked it, threw away the key into atlantic ocean[/b]I don't see nigeria why brag about another country gdp not your own

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