Top-secret SA military satellite

Absolutely no end to the bungling , if these idiots in parliament did no go to work they would cause less harm on the bungling front. .
 
A Billion here and a Billion there, small change these days.
Will it serve any useful purpose?

/Sarcasm on
They (The Guavamint) will be able to see Eiffel Tower using the Firepool, really close up.:sick:
/Sarcasm off
 
We use to fight the Russians and partner with Isreal.

Now?

We hate Isreal and love Russia and China.

Sad actually
 
The communists won the war for the future of SA.
 
What's the point of a secret military satellite without a functional military to act on the intelligence it collects?
 
So it uses cloud-penetrating radar and can pick up cars? The cANCer regime must be worried that SCAMRAL's etrolling gantries will be stolen and sold for scrap metal.

Or maybe this satellite is really a super-secret way of upgrading the CCTV security at Nkanlda with some Nollywood pr0n channels thrown in for free.
 
Apparently it provides good business intelligence to Zooma family. Energy deals to russians, mining and farming to the guptas, the sea to the Chinese, etc...:twisted:
 
Remember when our spy agency set up shop at an internet cafe in Cape Town somewhere?

The project was eventually abandoned, because the "agents" didn't even know how to switch the computers on, nevermind doing some hacking?

This sounds exactly the same. Just a big waste.
 
From the article it seems that it's not yet a satellite. And since it won't be controlled by SA, it's actually a Russian satellite gifted by SA taxpayers who might get some pics from time to time. At Russia's choosing. Probably of the SA traffic...
 
kingrob said:
Remember when our spy agency set up shop at an internet cafe in Cape Town somewhere?

The project was eventually abandoned, because the "agents" didn't even know how to switch the computers on, nevermind doing some hacking?

This sounds exactly the same. Just a big waste.
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You think our intelligence agents don't know how to turn a computer on? :rolleyes:

You'd be surprised.
 
After the satellite’s existence was disclosed, however, both the Department of State Security and Department of Defence refused to acknowledge as much.
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“The project and details thereof are classified,” said Defence Force spokesman Sphiwe Dlamini.
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That's not refusal to acknowledge anything, quite the contrary.
Anyway... d-u-l-l discussion. Spy satellites... who doesn't have them these days.
 
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