I'll answer all the ladies questions
starting with:
@The President of the ART and PAINTING Fanclub:
Sorry to rain on your parade everywhere,
It's more a case of you have acquired the taste of egg in your face.
I suffer from the exact opposite disease as you and your club members. I specifically suffer from the "IHATELIARS Syndrome". It's incurable, I'm afraid, I will always be allergic to lies:-(
Since your own knowledge extends from Indian movies to Rubik cubes, then I guess honesty must be your middle name.
Now your posts; so many lies
Reflection indeed must be gruesome for you to comprehend
How about your worth in credibility.
So which is the better feat: Using 8 Modern jets to shoot down a slow lumbering drone, or shooting it down by rifle by a sentry? I would go with the latter, despite your excuses about it being too dark to see
I deliberately posted the Indian link so your little heart goes pitter patter, but guess what, old habits die hard, since even the article mentions the shoot down time but hey desperate Doe, as they say, any port in a storm. And has it even crossed your mind, how could the Indians know, which and how many aircrafts were scrambled and for what purpose. As for your choice of method, the UAVs, don't follow any dedicated terrain hence you can't have soldiers standing at every brick and motor pointing towards the sky.
Just a passing thought:
If UAV stands for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, then please note the following:
RAF pilots in WW2 shot, toppled and rammed V-1 and V-2's.
I actually found you a photo, NOT a painting!
Proof if it were needed, how dense you actually are, the likes of V-1s were commonly known as a flying bomb, a first generation SSM, unlike a UAV, it didn't loiter around and entered an Island of country from almost one direction, but I guess your uncle google will only inform you as little as you are able to understand, now, the other cheek please.
By the way, thanks for sending me the Vayu Sena article! Since you are using it as evidence, let me point out that 2 (TWO) UAV's entered deep into Pak territory, so where's the other one
I always knew your cherry picking habits hence the Vaya Sena article to feast your vision, sadly they mentioned two UAVs for the fan club, but I guess they forgot the ending, since in reality it must have been just one.
Also I hope you read how many PAF jets it takes to shoot one(1) UAV: Answer: EIGHT (8)!!!!!
Wow, this can be India's strategy right there to check PAF response times and strategies, no?
Albeit the figures seem highly exaggerated but then again, PAF would make sure, any intruder comes with a one way ticket. If the UAV hadn't been shot down, the likes of you could have mischiefed their souls.
BTW,I have commissioned my 1st std. niece to paint a picture of the UAV entering your airspace, will certainly post it here soon
She claims to be a member of the American Society of Aviation Artists too! Though they have not heard of her, why shouldn't I make this claim too? Who can find out, unless they go to the ASAA website.....
In the name of S M A Hussaini, lets move on
@John Doe Certain items in your category are usually regarded as past their shelf life or sell by date, when ever i think you couldn't decline further, you sink even lower in desperation to retrieve your wounded ego, as I said, so far, you have taken shelter in some Bollywood movie, made a pathetic attempt with a Cubist-Revisionist painting, dragged a RJAF aircraft into a non related article, called a missile a UAV, and above all refered to a member with a disgusting term, where as you dearly love to see, every thread turned into a Kolkota street, here is a suggestion, ask your dear Niece to paint you a couple of brain cells, even if you can't prove a worthy opponent, at least you will have something to boast about.
). The first Pakistani acknowledgement came by way of Kaiser Tufail, right? Again, please correct me if I am missing something in this paragraph.
