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Which requires a stronger industrial base? Nuclear weapons or jet engines? We can certainly do it, but it wont be easy or cheap.

Damn, when was the last time S-200 shot down a plane? Must have been in the 70's.

Who do they work for and what do they gain from it?

Let's not sugarcoat this. There is a media blackout. And that is the most stupid way to handle this situation. Some of the demands of the protesters are legitimate, like clearing of mines (which were left by the militants, army didn't plant any). Some are illegitimate, like removal of security...

They have worked with their respective governments when it has been in the governments interest. Read about how NYT wrote articles to garner support for Iraq war. Years later it had to apologize.

Just interesting because there used to be cartoons called Thunder Cats back in the 90's. Used to be very popular with the kids :D Someone in BAF must have been a big fan of the show! Even the logo on the Mig-21 is the EXACT SAME from thundercats. You can see the logo on the thudercats belts.

Well they could see that the planes and drones were flying in from Gaza and after their mission were going back there. Also Israelis operate F-15s which are much larger in size compared to F-16's and also look different. Besides I don't think Egyptians have operationalized armed drones. That's...

Now hold on a second. Is that really squadron called Thunder Cats?

Deep penetration ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I was actually chatting with an Egyptian guy who lives there a few days ago about this. He said people living there have known for a long time about Israeli's carrying out airstrikes in Sinai so its not news for him at all. Why do you think Sisi needed Israeli's help though? Egypt operates a...

I wonder how much deep shit Pakistan would have been in today had India not decided to pursue nuclear weapons.

The country with the highest Human Defecation Index.

Speaking of GDP, the other day i was looking at how much countries spend on defense. Guess how much KSA spends? 10% of its total GDP is going to defense. Do you think its sustainable?

I'd prefer a written report, not a big fan of audios.

Ah, i wonder where my kindle is.

Thanks for the very interesting read. Can you give the links for these? I'd really like to read more.

Right, sure buddy.

Pakistan too received about 5 million refugees from Afghanistan. Such things are hard to stop due to humanitarian problems.

What did they do to Bangladesh so far?

I hear a single battery of Nasr will keep the Indians at bay.