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  • in reply to: The Finest Way to Market a Fighter Plane #2456420
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    ***rolls over laughing at the replies***

    how about sponsoring a middle east peace initiative :dev2:

    More seriously, I think I would do the following:

    1. Advertise in all the major defense industry publications (seen the russians are doing that)
    2. Show up with the kit at every major air show and defense exhibition
    3. Paint the plane some nice colors – maybe white to make it look bigger than it is : ) or black to make it look all LOW haha (with a lil green light glowing in the cockpit) or metallic silver to make it look worth the money. Or multi color to make it look bigger again.
    4. Claim that it is the best thing to have been made since kingdom come
    5. Sponsor foozball tournaments – okay I am out of ideas

    in reply to: PLAAF News, Photos and Speculation #11 #2492380
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    Even KJ200 β€œbalance beam” matching up the Yankee’s latest gadget the E-2D, which I highly doubt, I think E-2D still need considered ground support as it’s designed to be AEWs, while in Sichuan remote mountainous area, I doubt such ground facility will be sufficient for KJ200- an AEWs.

    but that is sort of assuming that the ground stations would need to be located in sichuan province.. assumptions assumptions..

    in reply to: STEALTH VS BVR MISSILES??? #2469846
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    Don’t forget the 4.5+ and 4.5++ πŸ˜‰

    My best speculation is we’ll see a lot of different formulas – very high frequency radars, IR, multi-sensor arrangements.. Larger seeker heads perhaps??

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #10 #2493929
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    thanks, nice!

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2522344
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    I have to give ya credit PLA for taking so long to paint such a picture of the media in this country (Fox mainly).

    But i have to point out the holes in your store quite frankly, and they have nothing to do with Fox News.

    First, you talk about your leisurely bike ride down some wooden trail in Northern VA going to DC…..

    I don’t know how long you have been in the US, but if you, or anyone, can drive, bike, walk or whatever from northern VA down to DC, well buy a new compass please πŸ™‚ VA is south of DC, but lets not let trivial cardinal directions get in the way of a good story. (I know this because of this pesky river called the Potomac, where they’re building a new bridge and it ties up all the dam traffic on I-95……is it done yet? last time i crossed it was June 07)

    Second, unless I’m a complete idiot, Ive lived in the DC/NY corridor for 23 of my 26 years, there are no “trails” left really, at least no Indian trails, they’ve all been turned into roads by the evil white man, but i digress.

    Thirdly, How old was this “bomber pilot” that you referred to as elderly? Because, i don’t believe there are too many “elderly” bomber pilots in the USAF that fought in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. Now, maybe the US was doing secret bombing missions during the Iran/Iraq war and Afghanistan at the same time, and this old man had just gotten done bombing the people of North Vietnam a few years earlier(South Vietnam too, i forgot we just kill everyone).

    And last but not least…..Your comment “I don’t know if he mistook me for a middleastern or an afghan (or maybe we all look the same to him), but it was as if he wanted me to forgive him. He told me he did things that he knew were wrong and beyond unethical but did them anyways.”

    Here you are, telling this heartwarming story of this geriatric bomber pilot who bombed innocents and did wrong in Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq and he broke down in tears apologizing to you, because he was some dumb ignorant mid western red-stater (if you do live in the US, you know what a red stater is) and you chastise him because he doesn’t know your exact ethnicity or whatever the hell your problem is. He cant help it, as you said, you all look the same.

    Please, PLA, Ive read a lot of your stuff over the past few years and i don’t agree with most of it, but i respect it to a point. However, honestly, next time when thinking up a story, try not to embellish it so much….itll be more believable.

    Your story is one Ive heard a thousand times from other people, and its always the same plot, the same time line, etc etc.

    Honestly, maybe you did meet this guy, maybe this guy was an active pilot for 40 plus years…..but i highly doubt it because as i said this is a typical ploy/story people use.

    Oh, and btw, if the media is controlled by the jews/right wingers, why does the majority of the media in the US hate (disagree with for you politically correct types) the bush administration? Thats one question thats always puzzled me. Or is it that they try and play a fake….Theyre against the war and our “imperialistic” principles…..but they’re actually for it, but to keep a bit of credibility and to look good to their cronies in the rest of the world…..The fake their dislike? I’m just wondering…

    Oh and by the way, this only took 20 minutes and it wasn’t a waste of my time, i got this crap off my chest and now i feel like having a refreshing libation πŸ˜€

    I’ve biked to dc on numerous occasions.. find attached map

    http://www.nps.gov/archive/gwmp/mvtmap.html

    PS: the relevant bridge you are seeking is arlington memorial bridge. traffic may be choked but the bike trail has a separate well protected section.
    PPS: I do not claim media is biased against right wingers, perhaps I confused you with my writing or you didn’t read my post (can’t blame you, its long enough). See for instance Ron Paul, has been totally shut out of the media. http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/may2007/080507_b_Blackout.htm
    http://www.johntheother.com/false-news.html
    its not dems or republicans, both sides are in their pockets.

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2522602
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    SOC, here is the reply..

    At any rate, what does the American media in the 1800s have to do with the 21st Century?

    For those of you who want to read about it, I’d humbly refer you to Herman & Chomsky’s β€œManufacturing Consent”. Thats a must really to understand the situation. If you don’t have the time –
    http://www.chomsky.info/interviews/19950321.htm

    If you do, these are really well researched and written:

    “Media Concentration and Democracy: Why Ownership Matters,” by C. Edwin Baker (can be found at):
    http://books.google.com/books?id=yxA1Cc8pB3UC&pg=PA54&lpg=PA54&dq=media+concentration+and+democracy+why+ownership+matters+edwin+baker&source=web&ots=_hCH9WQZra&sig=4rlK8CRqzAZ-ypqEXm2_GA1ppMs#PPA4,M1

    “Fighting for Air: The Battle to Control America’s Media,” by Eric Klinenberg

    couldn’t find a free source, sorry but your local library might have it.

    The media in the US is highly concentrated. I know you won’t believe me SOC, but I also know that if I can get you interested in the subject enough, you might spend some time researching the situation, and therein lies my hope.

    If you look at Rupert Murdoch, he makes no pretense of his support for Israel. The first picture below is from http://www.15minutesmagazine.com/archives/Issue_52/mai_0310-01.htm
    β€œIsraeli Ambassador to U.S. Daniel Ayalon (l-r), Israeli Foreign Minister Sylvan Shalom and Israeli
    Ambassador to UN Daniel Gillerman listen to News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch”

    Murdoch is on the board of the Wiesenthal Center and the ADL. He has received highest honors from them. Here is text from one such award: http://www.wiesenthal.com/site/pp.asp?c=fwLYKnN8LzH&b=1354293

    SOC, you have written:

    Yes, maybe not directly but Israeli interests are given way too much attention by our government,

    I implore you to use your considerable research skills and find out why that is so.

    Here is an excerpt of what his roots:

    Murdoch’s Jewish Roots
    Murdoch β€œbecame an American citizen for business reasons,” according to Richard H. Curtiss, editor of the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. Keith Rupert was born in Melbourne, Australia, on March 11, 1931. β€œRupert’s father, Sir Keith Murdoch, was a newspaper publisher, and his mother an Orthodox Jew,” Curtiss wrote, β€œalthough Murdoch never offers that information in his biographies.” Murdoch’s father married Elisabeth Joy Greene, daughter of Rupert Greene in 1928. They had one son, Keith Rupert and three daughters. Later in life, Keith Rupert chose to use Rupert, the first name of his Jewish maternal grandfather.
    The young Keith Rupert was educated at Australia’s fashionable Geelong private school, and went on to the elitist and aristocratic Oxford University in England, according to Candour (UK) magazine.
    β€œRupert’s father Sir Keith Murdoch attained his prominent position in Australian society through a fortuitous marriage to the daughter of a wealthy Jewish family, nΓ©e Elisabeth Joy Greene. Through his wife’s connections, Keith Murdoch was subsequently promoted from reporter to chairman of the British-owned newspaper where he worked. There was enough money to buy himself a knighthood of the British realm, two newspapers in Adelaide, South Australia, and a radio station in a faraway mining town,” Candour wrote in 1984. β€œFor some reason, Murdoch has always tried to hide the fact that his pious mother brought him up as a Jew.” While Murdoch may have β€œtried to hide” his Jewish roots, he has been quite forthright about his support for extreme right-wing Zionists, such as Benjamin Netanyahu and Ariel Sharon.
    Netanyahu, who wrote a book entitled The War on Terror: How the West Can Win in 1986, is a frequent commentator on Murdoch’s Fox News.
    Murdoch’s support for Zionism extremists is well known and a matter of record. As New York Governor George Pataki said, β€œThere is no newspaper in the U.S. more supportive of Israel than the [Murdoch’s] New York Post.” It is through a network of Zionist organizations, in which Murdoch plays a central role, that Murdoch is connected to the individuals who arranged the privatization * and obtained control of the World Trade Center * shortly before its destruction.
    These key individuals are: Larry Silverstein and the former Israeli commando Frank Lowy, the lease holders of dubious repute who gained control of the WTC property six weeks before 9/11, and Port Authority Chairman Lewis M. Eisenberg, who authorised the transfer of the leases.
    Murdoch belongs to, and has been honored by, a number of leading Zionist organizations in which Silverstein, Lowy, and Eisenberg all hold senior positions. These organizations include the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the United Jewish Appeal (UJA), and the New York-based Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust.
    Fifty days before 9/11, Silverstein Properties and Lowy’s Westfield America secured 99-year leases on the WTC. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey turned control of the World Trade Center over to the private hands of Silverstein and Lowy on July 24, 2001.
    Silverstein and Lowy then took control of the 10.6 million-square-foot complex, which included the twin towers office buildings and two nine-story office buildings. Silvestein and the former Israeli commando Lowy then controlled all access to the World Trade Center.
    Lowy leased the shopping concourse called the Mall at the World Trade Center, which comprised about 427,000 square feet of retail space.
    β€œSix weeks before the WTC towers were destroyed, the Port Authority completed the process of leasing them for 99 years to Larry Silverstein, the developer who had built 7 World Trade Center [which mysteriously self-demolished at 5:25 p.m. on 9/11].
    β€œSimultaneously, the retail space underneath the complex was leased to Westfield America, the US division of an Australian company that is one of the world’s largest operators of shopping malls.” Paul Goldberger wrote in New Yorker, May 20, 2002.
    β€œSilverstein and Westfield were given the right to rebuild the structures if they were destroyed, and Westfield has the right to expand the retail space by 30 percent,” Goldberger wrote.
    Silverstein is suing for some $7.2 billion in insurance money for the loss of the destroyed World Trade Center * and his expected earnings * for property he had leased with a down payment of $100 million * of borrowed funds.
    Murdoch the Zionist
    β€œMurdoch is a close friend of Ariel Sharon,” Sam Kiley, The Times (UK) veteran journalist on the Middle East wrote about the man who took over the once famous British paper. Kiley said Murdoch’s friendship with the Israeli prime minister had caused senior staff at the paper to rewrite important copy.
    β€œMurdoch’s executives were so afraid of irritating him that, when I pulled off a little scoop of tracking down and photographing the unit in the Israeli army which killed Mohammed al-Durrah, the 12-year-old boy whose death was captured on film and became the iconic image of the conflict, I was asked to file the piece β€˜without mentioning the dead kid.’” Kiley wrote. β€œAfter that conversation, I was left wordless, so I quit.”
    Sharon and Murdoch are old friends. On Oct. 15, 1982, a month after the massacres of thousands of Palestinian refugees in the Sabra and Shatila camps of Beirut, war crimes which occurred under Sharon’s direct command, the Israeli defense minister held meetings with Rupert Murdoch and others, reportedly in order to advance his β€œWest Bank real estate grab.”
    The visit with Sharon included a trip for Murdoch and his editors from New York and London that β€œtook them on a bird’s-eye tour of Israel aboard a helicopter gunship, flying over the Golan Heights, West Bank and settlements.” β€œI have always believed in the future of Israel and the goals of the international Jewish community,” Murdoch said at a spring fund-raiser for the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust on April 29, 2001.
    From the beginning, News Corp., his global media company, β€œhas been supportive of the Jewish national cause,” Murdoch said.
    Larry Silverstein, who had not yet acquired the lease on the World Trade Center, attended the fund-raiser with Murdoch and reportedly said about museum chairman Robert Morgenthau’s plans to expand the museum: β€œI’ll support you…as long as you keep it under 110 stories.” Murdoch and the ADL β€œHenry Kissinger, Rupert Murdoch and Mortimer Zuckerman are on the [ADL] dinner committee,” according to a recent New York Times report on the ADL’s recent fund-raiser in which the controversial Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi received the ADL’s Distinguished Statesman Award.
    Silverstein and Eisenberg have both held senior leadership positions with the United Jewish Appeal (UJA), a billion dollar Zionist β€œcharity” organization, to which Murdoch and Lowy generously contribute. In 1997, Henry Kissinger presented Murdoch with the UJA’s award for β€œHumanitarian of the Year.” Silverstein is a former chairman of UJA. This organization raises hundreds of millions of dollars every year for a network of Zionist agencies in the United States and Israel. Eisenberg, who was instrumental in obtaining the lease for Silverstein, is on the Planning Board of UJA.
    Eisenberg in his role with the Port Authority was the key person who negotiated the 99-year leases for Silverstein and Frank Lowy’s Westfield America, who were in fact the low-bidders for the lease on the 110-story towers and the retail mall.
    Murdoch and the Czechoslovakian-born Israeli commando Frank Lowy, a former fighter in Israel’s Golani Brigade, who emigrated to Australia in the 1950s, have had a long friendship, which Murdoch recounted during an American Australian Association fund-raising dinner in honor of Frank’s son, Peter S. Lowy, in New York on November 20, 2002. Larry Silverstein and his wife also attended the American Australian event.
    Some reporters refer to the American Australian Association, whose membership includes James Wolfensohn, the president of the World Bank, who raised cash for Rupert Murdoch when he first expanded into the United States, as β€œthe kangaroo mafia.” β€œFrank was a brave and determined fighter,” Rafi Kocer, Lowy’s former commander, said. Lowy has donated some $350,000 to build a memorial museum in Israel for his former brigade.
    Today, Lowy and his three sons control Westfield Corporation, one of the largest operators of shopping centers in the United States * and the world.
    http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/BOL310A.html

    Now, you may or maynot choose to believe this and just walk away thinking all this is a conspiracy. But I really hope you choose to at least research how free your media is, for your own sake. Find out what AIPAC is doing and why it is known as the β€œATM for American politicians”. I don’t even have to point any more fingers, if you start researching these issues you’ll be pointing fingers yourself, and I dare say not at me.

    you said that there is bias against the democrats, I don’t know that, but I do know that a study indicates that the media does not bias against either party. It is my belief that “they” own both sides of the game. How different is Obama, Clinton or Guilliani going to be? They’re all in the pockets of the forces that be.

    Who said anything about feeling patriotic? And what does the alleged activity by US marines have to do with what I am doing in New Jersey at the moment, apart from nothing? If another Marine rapes a Japanese girl in Okinawa, is that supposed to have some bearing on my choice of intelligence as a career path as well? I really see no point to that comment of yours, care to explain what your thought process was there?

    If you read or watch the link I posted connected with this post of yours, you’ll see that the US military changed its story. How do you feel morally when you serve a force that is doing all this, and a good part of it through official sanctions? I don’t know how you feel, but I think that you might regret it later in life. I know that almost the first month I came to the US, I was biking down the trail from Northern Virginia going to DC and stopped for a break. It was really early in the morning and there was an elderly gentleman and we wished each other pleasantries. The gentleman was wearing a USAF cap and started talking to me. He told me, looking me straight in the eyes, that he has been a pilot of a bomber in three wars, including Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. And with the saddest, most broken look I’ve ever seen in a fellow human being he asked me for forgiveness for what he did in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Iraq again. I don’t know if he mistook me for a middleastern or an afghan (or maybe we all look the same to him), but it was as if he wanted me to forgive him. He told me he did things that he knew were wrong and beyond unethical but did them anyways. I didn’t feel angry at this guy, just plain pity. I don’t know how I would feel if I looked back 50 years from now and knew I had done wrong and had participated in wrong. Do you?

    How am I being blind here? I said that the general idea of death squads or whatever did bear more investigation, but that it was that author’s reasoning he was using that did not stand up to a rational examination. His idea might be sound, but the reasons he used to come up with it are what I was taking issue with.

    I don’t think anyone can agree on anything but I was showing you that there are others there who hold a different opinion, one where the golden dome mosque, which, throughout centuries of strife has never been attacked such by any sect of Islam. Suddenly blows up in the “New Iraq”. You play divisions within Iraq more than many including me and that author would agree with. Suffice it to say neither I nor you can solidly prove otherwise.

    I in fact will go and say that I have no solid, hard core, incriminating evidence that Zionists are controlling your media, your money supply or your ivy league education. All anyone has are circumstantial evidence. Whether you choose to believe anything or not is up to your discretion. But I hoped that, surprise you as it might, that you, someone I think is more knowledgeable than the average poster, and more knowledgeable in many areas far more than I can ever hope to be, would find the pattern that I had found. Suffice it to say that it was but a frivolous dream on my part.

    I’ve written way more than I have wanted to. I don’t think it serves any benefit here and in all probability, will receive a rapid scan and that’d be it. Waste of 2 and half hours of my time, and I daresay a dozen or two seconds of some others. the problem with me is that somehow I get engaged, in the vain hope that someone will change their mind or viewpoint. But the fact is, I’m not talented enough, or “know my Foo” enough to change anyone’s mind.

    And I fear its all been an exercise in futility.

    PS: forgot to attach picture mentioned.

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2523599
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    You can believe what you like SOC, CNN, Fox News, your information channels with your “competent journalists and analysts”.

    From John Swinton: (considered “the Dean of his Profession” by his peers), one time Chief of Staff, at the New York Times. when asked to give a toast at the New York Press Club in 1953…

    “There is no such thing, at this date of the world’s history, in America, as an independent press. You know it and I know it. There is not one of you who dares to write your honest opinions, and if you did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print.

    I am paid weekly for keeping my honest opinion out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar things, and any of you who would be so foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my paper, before twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone.

    The business of the journalists is to destroy the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to vilify, to fawn at the feet of mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it, and what folly is this toasting an independent press?

    We are the tools and vassals of rich men behind the scenes. We are the jumping jacks they pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes.”

    Oh, still feeling patriotic working for USAF intelligence?

    Now there are all kinds of posters but I am saddened that someone as obviously intelligent and rational as you, SOC, has to be so blind. You’re fighting for the Empire not the Republic. However, I’ll never be able to convince you of anything. However, if you ever have any questions about Islam I’d be more than happy to answer them truthfully.

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2523722
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    My assessment is the Golden Dome mosque was blown up by “western” or “Israeli” funding to create a civil war “divide and rule” environment. Iraqis I have spoken to have similar suspicions.

    http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article12802.htm

    in reply to: Could a "Joint Asiatic Fighter" be developed? #2524473
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    I do agree that the FC-1 is the best Pan-asiatic project going. About culture & its role, I don’t think its irrelevant. Here is a bit I’d previously written:

    Chinese program management vis-Γ -vis US/Europe

    A truly remarkable feature of the FC-1 has been the willingness of its development team to improvise. Significant changes have been made mid-program and even at the very end of the program timetable.

    This is in contrast to Western design houses where original frameworks are strictly maintained – notice the F-22 and the Eurofighter, where certain design parameters where doggedly followed when they could have clearly done better by changing course midway.

    This reminds me of my Organization Behavior and Organization Theory class; the western style of planning is culturally different from the eastern style – objectives are fixed at the beginning while in the east, we are willing to move the objective around a bit. Obviously, neither is β€œbetter” than the other, but each has its benefits and costs. However, I think the JF-17 benefited from this immeasurably. Otherwise Pakistan would be taking delivery of the original Super 7 airframe at perhaps $20 million per plane.

    http://www.grandestrategy.com/2007/06/light-sabre-for-third-world-fc-1-jf-17.html

    in reply to: Could a "Joint Asiatic Fighter" be developed? #2525252
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    An even better example is the K-8 which has evolved into a three nation project — China, Pakistan and Egypt.

    Perhaps the thread should concentrate on joint projects instead of joint regional projects in the same vein as the European Union projects.

    China is involved in several major joint projects, the JF-17 is a prime example but also the space project with Brazil, the CBERS satellite collaboration.

    GoldenDragon, Egypt was more of a customer. The K-8 was a Pak-China project, what the FC-1 project was built on. Egypt was a customer who later bought the right to manufacture them.. Of course the customized the K-8 for their own purpose, but its in no way a joint development with them.

    what do you think though of the likelihood of similar cooperation in the FC-1?
    how about with Iran, Brazil or Argentina for a production line?

    Also, what about Mayanmar and North Korea? they surely need to upgrade significantly.

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2525449
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    Dont keep spewing hate at us.:rolleyes:

    Dear Sea Lord Lawrence,

    Sometimes it might be helpful to perhaps take a step back from what one is saying. I know we all get emotional and get involved in defending our arguments. But Sir, one really needs to look back and see if in fact the position they are holding is worth defending, and if in fact anything is left to be defended. Also please remember that our comments reflect most on ourselves.

    I know that behind every human being, no matter how conceited, there is deep down reasoning, and an innate understanding of what is right and what is wrong. I think that its vital that we at keypublishing should look inside ourselves and see, if in fact we are on the right or the wrong. We are supposed to be aviation enthusiasts and armchair generals, and belonging to these two labels surely means that we have some ability to detach ourselves from the pressing issues of our time, and understand the underlying factors. To be able to see issues in an objective light and analyze them at an intellectual level.

    Regards,

    PLA-MKII

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2525551
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    Your point is understood, but man, your Star War’s-Fu is weeeeeeek πŸ˜‰

    Matt

    hehe thats true, its Grevious and Alderian. πŸ˜‰

    Hopefully it’d cause us to realize that we need to fight wars on the level of the enemy, and not hamstrung by archaic and outdated concepts like the Law of Armed Conflict or the Geneva Conventions.

    I don’t think the US have given any consideration to either of them, and this is well documented by various international agencies. You fight dirty and always have.

    Okay, we seem to be looking at two scenarios:

    1. regime change
    2. Surgical strikes to about 50 major sites in Iran

    What would each of these take, and what roadblocks might they face?

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2526048
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    Currently, Iranian population is on their best way to get slowly pi$$ed off with the regime. Do something as stupid as enter Iranian soil or bomb their plants and at least a half of them immediately become as anti-antiamerican as it only gets. You really do want to do the mullahs such wonderful service, don’t you?

    This dark desire of yours to return every country back to middle age, is that some kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder or what is it exactly? I try hard but I simply cannot find anything meaningful in that.

    Flex, nationalism and religion make men other than rational beings. with both combined, I can safely say that men akin to Bush / Chenney and institutions akin to the AIPAC will have plenty of acolytes to run the party line.

    I think Star Wars was an amazing movie and touched upon this very well. Remember that the Republic voted to have Darth Sidius turn it into the Empire. Today’s darth Sidius is the AIPAC and today’s General Devious is OBL.

    Iran is just stuck in the middle of this. Like Naboo it shall be eliminated by a death star (read F-22s)

    πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€

    in reply to: Could a "Joint Asiatic Fighter" be developed? #2526564
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    The follow up to the JF-17 is likely to see more countries being involved. The close cooperation between Pakistan and China has laid the foundations for a future joint fighter program, and some believe that this is already underway.

    PLA-MKII’s speculation:

    1. Single WS-10A based engine
    2. Delta canard
    3. Internal weapons bay
    4. AESA radar
    5. designation – FC-X
    6. Focused on A2A combat rather than the JSF’s a2g

    in reply to: Air War Over Iran – Possible Scenarios #2526575
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    Gentlemen, shall we get back on topic?

    Alright, gentlemen, we perhaps need to get back on topic. Now I see that some of us think that its going to be a milk run over Iran and some others think its not going to be so. Now what we need is both sides providing evidence and arguments as to why they are right.

    I personally think that both sides have some truth as to what they are saying, but I also think that we haven’t done, after all these pages of discussions, a real hard analysis.

    cheers and a Happy New Year to all of you, Muslim, Christian, Jew, Zionist, Atheist, Agnostic, Buddhist & French.

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