[quote=ayanami_tard,Nov 4 2013, 11:51 AM]
just look at ops cantas bro. how many kok-talking "NGOs" and politician ask the police to;
-warning shot
-shot at leg

at them geng 04 motherfυckers?


FACTUAL ATTEMPT TO RESPOND TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE OPERATIONS VIDEO USING OFFICIAL STATISTICS (which appeared on page 56)

South Africa population 51 million
Licensed Gun Owners 1.8 million pieces
ILLICT GUNS in circulation 4.1 million piece
TOTAL GUNS IN CIRCULATION 5.9 MILLION pieces
Rate of Civilian Firearm Possession per 100 Population - 12.7
Number of Privately Owned Firearms - World Ranking - 17 out of 178 countries
Rate of Privately Owned Firearms per 100 Population World Ranking - 50 out of 178
countries.

Gun Homicides - 11,134 (1994) out of 26,000 homicides,... 8,319 out of 18,487 homicides (2007).
From 1 April 2009 to 31 March 2010, ....107 SAPS (police) officers died while on duty

http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/south-africa

2011/12 - murder - 15,609 murders ........... ( Malaysia Jan-June 2012 - 291 cases )
2012/13 - murder - 16,259 murders ........... ( Malaysia Jan-June 2013 - 322 cases )
2011/12 - Attempted murder - 14,859
2012/13 - Attempted murder -16,363, an increase of 10.1%
( South African statistics for 2011 -2013 show the murder index not sure if it all inclusive ie. to include Homicides as well or just exclusive to murder but looking at their statistics from previous years ...only murder and does not include other homicides which would increase figure very conservatively by xxx times).


South Africa’s murder rate is therefore about FOUR AND THE HALF TIMES HIGHER than the GLOBAL AVERAGE of 6.9 murders per 100 000.(WITHOUT THE xxx FIGURE )

(http://www.africacheck.org/reports/factsheet-south-africas-official-crime-statistics-for-201213/#sthash.BVFQuttR.dpuf )


Malaysia Population 30 million
Licenced and unlicenced ( illicit) gun owners 370,000
Rate of Civilian Firearm Possession per 100 Population - 1.5 per 100 people
Number of Privately Owned Firearms - World Ranking - 96 out of 178 countries
Rate of Privately Owned Firearms per 100 Population World Ranking - 133 out of 178 countries

Gun Homicides - 41 (1995) out of 396 homicides , 64 out of 604 homicides (2006)

http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/malaysia

From 2000 to date number of policemen killed in gun related violence - 5 people

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Royal_Malaysian_police_officers_killed_in_the_line_of_duty#2000s)

World Wide Gun Homicides and Gun Ownership for Malaysia by the Guardian UK below.

Percentage of Homicides by firearms -13.4 %
Number of Homicides by firearms -64 cases
Homicide by firearms per 100,000 population 0.24 %
Country rank by rate of Ownership - 133
Average firearms per 100,00 people - 1.5 % (one point five)

http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2...world-list#data


TO RECAP:-

SOUTH AFRICA
Incidents of murder increased from 15,609 murders in 2011/12 to 16,259 murders in 2012/13. Attempted murder cases increased from 14,859 to 16,363, an increase of 10.1%.

From 1 April 2009 to 31 March 2010, ....107 SAPS (police) officers died while on duty.
THAT IS LESS THAN ONE YEARS OFFICIAL STATISTIC !


MALAYSIA
Gun Homicides - 41 (1995) out of 396 homicides , 64 out of 604 homicides (2006)
- ( could not get latest but historically around that range)
From 2000 to date number of policemen killed in gun related violence - 5 people
FIGURE SLIGHTLY HIGHER I THINK BUT LESS THAN 10 PEOPLE ...IN ...13 YEARS ! (Not including Lahad Datu )

ONE LIFE LOST IS ONE LIFE TOO MANY AND I HATE TO LIST A HUMAN BEING AS A MERE STATISTIC !


2013 OFFICIAL STATISTICS....CRIME RATE DROPPED IN 2013 !

Of this figure, robbery (including gang robbery) with firearms also increased, from 69 cases to 74.

Murders rose from 291 cases in the first six months of 2012 to 322 cases in 2013. THE FIGURES LISTED ARE FOR ALL MURDERS NOT ONLY BY FIRE ARMS.
( Gun Homicides - 41 (1995) out of 396 homicides , 64 out of 604 homicides (2006) so once again the muder rate still hovers at the historical region ! factoring in population growth)


Indexed crime for the period of January-June 2012 totaled 76,247 reported cases. THIS DROPPED by 2,120 cases to 74,127 in 2013.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...statistics.aspx



SOLILOQUY.....pray tell are there any reason/s why SOP should not be followed ....apart from it being the LAW !

Malaysia is still a relatively VERY SAFE country to live in in comparison with other countries per size and population the statistics show so. This is thanks to our strict gun laws which I totally support, our boys in blue as well as the military and all other unsung forward units.

HOW EFFECTIVE ? THE STATISTICS SHOW SO !!!.... MINUS THE SPIN and EXPEDIENCY !

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Brazil spied on US, Russia, Iran, Iraq




Agence France-PresseNovember 4, 2013 11:33



Brazil kept tabs on rooms rented by the US embassy in Brasilia, which the Brazilian Intelligence Agency believed acted as a hi-tech base for espionage operations : report.


Brazil, which hotly denounced US surveillance of its leaders, itself spied on US officials as well as on Russia, Iran and Iraq a decade ago, the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper reported on Monday.

The paper indicated it had access to a document from the Brazilian Intelligence Agency, ABIN, describing surveillance operations from 2003 and 2004, during the first mandate of former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Brazil kept tabs on rooms rented by the US embassy in Brasilia, which ABIN believed acted as a hi-tech base for espionage operations, the document showed.

ABIN concluded that the rooms housed computers and communications devices. Responding to Folha, the US embassy denied espionage activities took place in the building, saying only day-to-day equipment, such as walkie-talkies, were stored there.

Brasilia also spied on Russian military personnel involved in negotiations for military equipment, as well as on Moscow's former consul general in Rio, Anatoly Kashuba.

And ABIN monitored Iran's then-ambassador to Cuba, Seyed Davood Mohseni Salehi Monfared, when he visited Brazil between April 9-14, 2004, and spied on Iraq's embassy, shortly after the 2003 US-led invasion of the country.

The Brazilian surveillance was on a far more modest scale than that carried out by the US National Security Agency (NSA), which monitored millions of high-level Brazilian communications, according to documents leaked by fugitive former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

The Snowden documents show NSA monitoring stretched all the way up to the phone calls of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff as well as at state oil giant Petrobras.

Rousseff condemned the NSA monitoring in an address last month to the United Nations and also broke off a scheduled visit to Washington in protest. Brazil says it hopes to interview Snowden, currently in exile in Russia.

On Monday, Rousseff's office responded to Folha's report by stating the surveillance in question comprised "counter-intelligence operations " undertaken a decade ago.

" The operations in question (took place) in accordance with Brazilian legislation pertaining to the protection of the national interest.

" As Folha preferred not to send copies of the documents obtained, the Institutional Security Cabinet (GSI) could not verify their authenticity, " the presidential office stated, adding publication of classified documents was a criminal offense and would be punished.

Folha said it had interviewed several former intelligence officials, agents and military in order to confirm the authenticity of the document in its possession.

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Hypersonic Successor to Legendary SR-71 Blackbird Spy Plane Unveiled




BY JASON PAUR 11.01.13








Lockheed Martin SR-72



Lockheed Martin’s famed Skunk Works has finally unveiled the long-awaited successor to the SR-71 Blackbird. Aviation Week and Space Technology’s Guy Norris pulled the covers off the project that Lockheed Martin is simply calling the SR-72. The new airplane will be roughly the same size as the record-setting Blackbird, but will be able to fly twice as fast as the jet that still holds the speed records.

The new spy plane will be capable of Mach 6 cruise speeds, making it the first hypersonic aircraft to enter service should it be produced. Only the rocket-powered North American X-15 was able to regularly fly those speeds, and the three examples built were used for research. The SR-71 Blackbird is legendary in aviation circles for its Mach 3 capabilities, and different iterations served as a spy plane for 35 years until its retirement in 1998. It still holds several records, including a flight from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. in 64 minutes, 20 seconds.

The new SR-72 has long been rumored and debated, and is part of the U.S. Air Force’s plan for hypersonic capabilities that will allow fast reaction for gathering intelligence around the world. A Mach 6 airplane fills the gap between current surveillance aircraft that can loiter for long periods of time, but don’t have the ability to transit to a new area quickly.

The SR-72 is also expected to have optional strike capabilities, according to Aviation Week.


The key to the new airplane, as it was with the SR-71, will be the engines. Lockheed Martin told Aviation Week the company has been working with Aerojet Rocketdyne to build an air breathing engine that combines both a traditional turbine and a scramjet to deliver the Mach 6 performance.

Normal turbine jet engines have problems operating at speeds beyond Mach 2. The original SR-71 used a complicated system of a movable nose cone on the engine, along with vents that prevented shockwaves from interfering with the flow, and slowed the air down enough so that it could be ingested by the engine. Though “ unstarts ” were a regular problem for Blackbird pilots, and caused problems throughout the life of the airplane.

The new SR-72 will use a turbine-based combined cycle (TBCC) that will employ the turbine engine at lower speeds, and use a scramjet at higher speeds. A scramjet engine is designed to operate at hypersonic velocities by compressing the air through a carefully designed inlet, but needs to be traveling supersonic before it is practical to begin with. So far research projects from NASA, the Air Force and other Pentagon entities have not been able to solve the problem of transitioning from the subsonic flight regime, through hypersonic flight with a single aircraft.

Lockheed Martin told Aviation Week it has found a way to use existing turbine engines, and by lowering the operating speed of the scramjet, make a transition to hypersonic speeds possible.

The aerospace company says it may have a scaled demonstrator of the SR-72 technology flying by 2023. That airplane would be smaller, about the size of the current F-22 fighter and would be optionally piloted. The SR-72 could enter service by 2030.



Sources : http://www.wired.com

I rather the government fund pakfa instead.

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“ Wakana Kisarazu ” JGSDF AH-1S Ita-Cobra

now, paint Pikachu on F-16..please don't tell me she's the pilot for that cobra..

Thailand Unveil The Black Widow Spider 8x8 Armored Vehicle.











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ThaiArmedForce.com - DTI introduced the mock up of 8x8 wheel armored vehicles at Defence & Security Exhibition 2013.

Model (Mock Up) of the armor had 8x8 rubber wheel, installed with armored turret and water jet propellers systems, including surveillance cameras. The vehicle have designed to have a V -shaped armor to STANAG 4569 Level 4.


Staff of the Institute of Defence Technology of the Department of Defense or the DTI (DTI) revealed that Thailand 's had status and potential for production of parts and assembly of the car in the world. Car up to 12 brands produced in Thailand. Automotive parts supplier to over 2,300 automobile manufacturers to the world. Total workforce more than five hundred thousand people by the year 2011, Thailand's automotive exports, worth more than seven hundred cars valued 3.4 billion by the year 2012. Thailand 's automotive industry more than 2.6 million vehicles were produced, which is the potential of the industry, should be used in the military. This project will also reflect the capabilities of the automotive industry in Thailand. Research also shows the complete upstream to downstream. The results of research and development applications in the value chain.

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