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You said it: "equally undesirable behavior." So, you're literally equating how people dress to literally "guns, weapons and signs inciting violence." Thanks for exposing your racist inclinations, it's the most honest thing you've said up to this point. Okay, why don't you go to a hospital ward...

Lol, I didn't mention a single thing about "drugs, weapons and signs inciting violence." I'm squarely focused on the fact that your societies supposedly call for freedom abroad, yet deny it at home. My conclusion from all that is simple: You can't intellectually defend your own ideas, so you're...

Says the guy who wants gov't to bully girls/women out of schools because of what they're wearing. Bravo. The Bigot's Anti-Muslim Checklist Headscarfs? Check. Abaya? Check. Burkinis? Check. Halal meat? TBA. Muslin names? TBA.

Lol, someone's projecting. The CIA's antics in Iraq of supporting specific actors against other actors is documented and well-known. One of these actors was the Ba'ath Party (whom Saddam belonged to) during the time of Qasim. So, when Abdul Rahman Arif wasn't cutting it, the CIA helped the...

Gaslighting eh? Same Saddam Hussein who the CIA helped when it was in US interests for him to suppress Muslims. You've proved our point...Western puppets rule the Muslim lands, and they do things that just happen to drive Western occupations, interference, and sanctions on our lands. What a...

1. Your laws aren't hard-coded. They're legislated by your politicians who, repeatedly, have shown that they pick winners and losers based on their personal interests. You're just deluded enough to think there's principle behind the policy, but there isn't. Your societies say they're free and...

The irony is that in the 1960s and 1970s, the Army was willing to think big, relatively speaking. E.g., the tri-services basically procured the Allouette III as a joint-order because they all needed the same type of helicopter for SAR. Similarly, the PAF sought the A-7 to build out its CAS...

I'd hope TUSAS, Aselsan, Havelsan, etc, bypass our SOEs and deal with our private sector. IMO, the Turks will get exponentially more mileage by investing and establishing our private sector than by leaning on the SOEs. Yes, it'll cost more upfront, but they'll save way, way, way more in 10-20 years.

...what if we use these engineers to design and build the next-generation of buildings...

I think DGDP was originally set up to promote joint-services procurement, offsets, etc, but it wasn't given enough teeth to carry out its work. Even if we accept the fact that our generals make the final decision, they could've still established a joint-services commission to bring the best...

So...you're going to regulate the dress of one group in order to 'protect' the rights of another group. Sounds like picking winners and losers, not freedom. Drop the freedom mantra and just accept that you're crapping on a specific group because they're brown and foreign. It's fine. Just be...

I never said anything about who had the better standard. My issue is that France is calling itself one thing (freedom), calls others to be like that (freedom), and then doesn't apply it at home (no freedom in dress). So, if anything, Islamists at least follow a standard, and they'll eat the...

I agree..in of itself, the UK, US, etc, aren't examples of anything better. However, if our assessment criteria was, "states that profess in freedom also implementing freedom," we'd see that the U.S. and U.K are generally ahead, even at the cost of their internal problems. Those internal...

IMO the only real hope we have is them injecting serious growth funding into NESCOM's orgs, like AWC and others. They have the infrastructure and expertise to do something, so it'd make more sense to direct this money towards them. Fact that our actual powerhouses aren't factoring into NASTP...

Except the Islamists don't believe in freedom nor are they advocating for it in other places. However, countries like France profess in believing in freedom and the freedom of choice, yet they're enforcing a dress code, which is no different than the Islamists (except in how much is/isn't...

IMO there's a middle road wherein the PN would own a carrier and the PAF would own the fighters or jet-UCAVs. This way, each side is responsible for the maintenance, training, and utilization of their respective asset. IIRC this is basically the approach the USMC and USN take.

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Affordability is definitely an obstacle, for sure, but PAF's procurement doctrine never plans for a couple dozen fighters as it cannot afford the induction costs for so few units. The only time the PAF procured a few units of an aircraft type were due to aid -- e.g., F-104 -- and even then you...

KAGEM V3 is a Turkish project. We're likely the launch customer of it. It's possible that we're pushing Baykar Tech to start producing these munitions in Pakistan as part of an offset agreement.

IMO they might tap Saab again for the Erieye-ER.