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kemicalreact:
None of the two parties in Libya is fighting for the overall interest of the Libyan people. Both of them are sellouts, but I'm a bit inclined towards LNA. At least, there won't be a spill out of Muslim Brotherhood in Libya if LNA wins

That is also my stand. With Russia by their side, they will go a long way.

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kemicalreact:
Why shouldn't I believe what I wrote?

Well now it's become awkward
My apologies

kemicalreact:
The people have been programmed by the leaders to behave like mad people.

Contrary to popular belief it's the other way round.

The masses respond to those that reflect their beliefs and promise them their wants

If their beliefs r mad so will be their leader.

DSS

nemesis8u:


Well now it's become awkward
My apologies



Contrary to popular belief it's the other way round.

The masses respond to those that reflect their beliefs and promise them their wants

If their beliefs r mad so will be their leader.

Hmmmm, True.

rawswag:
DSS

where?

Nigerian army
Who can identify the vehicle in the picture

1.Nigerian police SF
2.police academy (polac) cadet in anti-riot kit
3.polac cadet at the range
4. Polac cadet SF training

POLAC CADETS

Juchii:


The leaders are not mad neither the people. Each group believes in what they are fighting for. Each group has a valid reason to be there and the people really understands them.

Yes true more or less
But....
When chaos rules , funny thing is it has the tendency to spread.

nemesis8u:


Well now it's become awkward
My apologies



Contrary to popular belief it's the other way round.

The masses respond to those that reflect their beliefs and promise them their wants

If their beliefs r mad so will be their leader.

This is so funny

rawswag:
DSS

Just imagine, aint this a waste of agency asset

GeneralFarouq:

This is so funny

Which one

The former or the latter portion ?

rawswag:
Nigerian army
Who can identify the vehicle in the picture

1. It's the TYB Rover.

2. Hard to tell. It's a tank though.

MiddleDimension:

i think he has done very well and he is still very young. this also means she should become our next chief of defence staff

I am very sure you wrote this while dozing off and as such is the joke of the century.
By the way, the next CDS will definitely come from the Navy.

kemicalreact:
Can you refer me to any source for this?

https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2019-09-17-britains-seven-covert-wars-an-explainer/

Nigerian Air Force Alpha Jet avionics upgrade.

MiddleDimension:
he was pro buhari

LIES...... LIES... LIES...

S400:


nope , algeria official position is in the middle , militates for negotiations between the two camps, a peaceful political solution .

for non official position i think that hafter is a clown , a puppet in the hand of some obscure powers , he want to be the new dictator in libya , and he even bad mouthed algeria in the past when he was thinking he got some back up . so even algerian population and media's dont like him

in the other hand the GNA with his link to the Muslim Brotherhood ideology and islamists , to turkey wich dream of a renewal of its old ottoman empire control in the region and a terrorists factory manufacture with the blessing of america .

and dont forget that algeria was against the military intervention of and NATO against kadafi in 2011 , she had warned that it would put the brothel in libya and was ignored and even attacked for its position by libyans , so now they reap what they sow .

Algeria has lost faith in Arab countries for a long time, so it avoids getting directly involved in the affairs of other countries but i think for algerian officals in libya between this two factions its like to choose between the plague and cholera . . both dont sweet our policy it will offer at best a table for negociation

you should have gone in to help Ghadafi, then.

fufubear:

1. It's the TYB Rover.

2. Hard to tell. It's a tank though.

Yeah thank u

GeneralFarouq:
Just imagine, aint this a waste of agency asset

Why do you say? The dss are attached to the father of the dude by the huracan

GeneralFarouq:

Just imagine, aint this a waste of agency asset

Task payer money !
Have never seen DSS guys attached to private individuals.

bidexiii:


Task payer money !
Have never seen DSS guys attached to private individuals.

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bidexiii:


Task payer money !
Have never seen DSS guys attached to private individuals.

If I am not mistaken, that's El Rufais son so they are assigned to his father and probably SUB-ASSIGNED to his son.....
Things we see in Nigeria sha

mekussa:


If I am not mistaken, that's El Rufais son so they are assigned to his father and probably SUB-ASSIGNED to his son.....
Things we see in Nigeria sha

nop,that jowi zaza.

stormwarrior:
nop,that jowi zaza.

yep Jowi zaza and possibly does ain't DSS.
It's police close protection.
They do use the Tavor and are on suite.
DSS doesn't accompany any private Individual

Throwback: evaluation of the Cheetah prototype which eventually became the Rooikat...

...last pic is Rooikat.

Toju200:
yep Jowi zaza and possibly does ain't DSS.
It's police close protection.
They do use the Tavor and are on suite.
DSS doesn't accompany any private Individual

Yeah. Ran across some policemen yesterday with tavors and was wondering. They were kitted in the uniform of the Nigerian police though.
These guys are on suit which is unusual for policemen on official duty. DSS guys however, do that. That's why I say its DSS.
As has been correctly pointed out, its a real waste of tax payers money.

nemesis8u:


My question , why are the people from both sides killing each other for the so called mad leaders ?

So it begs the question as to who is really mad - the leaders or the people, isn't it ?

It should be easier for the mad leaders to sit down and iron out their differences. Most soldiers don't want to go to war but because they are obligated and ve a sense of duty they ve no other option. And also refusing an order in the military could result to court martial and execution. I understand your point though.

Lurker4Long:
...last pic is Rooikat.

At times it just amazes me what SA had going for themselves in the 70s and 80s

O/T, yes but dammmn! Just saw Heat again; the best bank robbery film ever-den of thieves tried but the H is the GOAT!
It came out in 95 and it was engrossing watching Pacino hunting de Niro and his gang not only DID I NOT wet my finger on my Kamba date I DIDN'T regret it!

It wasn't just the top calibre acting and directing but the realism. Over 90% of folk shooting is so fake it ain't funny: no ejected brass, no reloading,gun shots sounding like air guns etc, etc you must deliberately suspend disbelief.

Anyway around the middle is the greatest ever shootout in film.

[url][https://youtu.be/EodGL4tkBXsurl]

The realism shines through and you see how they were trained for 3 months. After this scene the packed cinema was spellbound jaws open. It made an excellent movie even better.

I saw it again a week later and STILL didn't wet my finger and again regretted nothing.