MastanKhan
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Hi,
Thank you for your post---solet us assume that the bribe was a 100 million dollars---okay---between 36 aircraft 3 million apiece---.
Pshamim---lets do a historical preview----how often have nations and communities paid exorbitant prices for weapons and food to keep themselevs alive and to be at par or close to their enemy. Almost every nation that was enslaved or subjugated or---how often the pakistanis have bought a bag of sugar in the black market for twice the price of retail outlets---almost everyone---.
Forgwet about the bag of sugar---it is a luxury---let us talk about grain---wheat---anyone ever in a famine---they will tell you the price they paid---how much a thirsty in the desert sands of arabia pay for a bottle of cold water---dollar---10 dollars---100 dollars---if it is the only bottloe within 50 miles maybe a 1000 dollars---.
So---here is paf---not a single front line aircraft ready---all of them being effected by sanctions---second line of aircaft yeah---and they have the only oppurtunity to get the M2K and suddenly consciencious and hoesty comes awake---.
Pshamim---let me assure you---an HONEST MURADK was the wrong person for that job at that time. I would have rather had a shyster / a scum bag / a dou-che bag who would have pocketed some of the money but gotten the right equipment.
Why don't these pakistani kids answer my question---in the 80's and 90's how many of you had your fathers, uncles and grand father pay exorbitant prices for AK47's to protect their villages.
Solomon2---500----do you read this---please tell us---your fathers and grandfathers---what was the price did they pay for the weapons after the second world war to protect your nation---. Please tell us how often the prices were doubled and trebbled once the weapons dealers found out that it was for the jews in israel--.
Pshamim---you have lived and worked long in the corporate world in the U S---the CEO would have said---gentlemen---the bottomline is that we failed to secure the needed equipment---.
Our neighbours across the border did celebrate that day---when the interim prime minister cancelled the order----. Just barely a few years down the road---during kargil---these shaheens did not even have the strength to fly---with damaged wings, missing talons and broken beaks---they just sat back and tried to preen their feathers as best as they could---.
A warrior should be the last person to be deal making---he must just tell the salesmen what he wants and let the talkers do the bidding---these jews---after the world war---when they would send people out to buy left over weapons---it was the money menwho made the deal after the millitary men had picked and chosen what they wanted.
Muradk does not need to hear this at this stage of his life----but when you get glory when you succeed and rejoice the moment of victory---then you got to suffer the agony of defeat as well.
Pshamim---you once were a warrior yourself---who would know more about the importance of timing and proper equipment---would your enemy have accepted the excuse that the bribe was more than a 100 million so we don't have anything to fight you with---would you go easy on us----.
) and what conditions/mission profiles they achieved in initial 10 years of their career. Lastly compare the milestones achieved by Thunder in similar case, youll get your answer.
