That was an American army joke young man.....and do you think there was internet when Iraq invaded Iran in May of 1980?

Napkins and kipino!

According to this article M7 is breathing fire,

-On August 25, Museveni issued a statement of condolence to the families of the seven Ugandan soldiers who died in the crashes. He said he had little to say because he was “indignant and disappointed.”

-Then he addressed a wider regional audience, suggesting that if anyone in Somalia or East Africa thought the loss of the helicopters had weakened his forces, they needed to think again. Museveni said the country had “millions of reserve fighters.”

-He then passed an early verdict: “I cannot listen to stories of bad weather on the mountain. Mountains are clearly shown on maps. We never fly over mountains with helicopters, especially the combat ones." With that, Museveni basically narrowed the possible causes of the accidents to two.
First, wrong judgement by senior Uganda military forces who, he said, “once in a while, act negligently or high-handedly resulting in unnecessary losses.”
Or, second, sabotage. Still, even if someone in Kenya had sent the helicopters on a dangerous path as an act of sabotage, that should nevertheless have been figured out by the Uganda Air Force.

Rink

I knew this was coming

Intel, the issue is not whether we sabotaged M7's toys or not. Just as he is not addressing Al shabibi in this tirade. He has been itching to show .ke that he has bigger balls than us, reason he invaded Migingo, Etc. He wants a fight, and I think one of these days he will just get it.

Intel, I very much agree with your analysis, but what I am saying is that should less level headed guys such as pambaa make it to the house on the hill, we may have have less control. Baks has actually handled the bully quite well