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...aaand it's not happening, at least for some time:
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/argentina-now-unab...
Apparently we are blocking their attempts to acquire Gripen. Surprised by their interest really, with the amount of input BAE Systems has do they really think we can't manage to install a 'surprise' in their avionics as insurance?
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/argentina-now-unab...
Apparently we are blocking their attempts to acquire Gripen. Surprised by their interest really, with the amount of input BAE Systems has do they really think we can't manage to install a 'surprise' in their avionics as insurance?
D-Angle said:
...aaand it's not happening, at least for some time:
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/argentina-now-unab...
Apparently we are blocking their attempts to acquire Gripen. Surprised by their interest really, with the amount of input BAE Systems has do they really think we can't manage to install a 'surprise' in their avionics as insurance?
No harder than Nissan's Track GPS thing on the GT-R. I guess they could say "If this plane takes off from Buenos Aires, instead of firing guns and missiles on command, replace all cockpit display images with the word 'BANG' and turn off the engines".https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/argentina-now-unab...
Apparently we are blocking their attempts to acquire Gripen. Surprised by their interest really, with the amount of input BAE Systems has do they really think we can't manage to install a 'surprise' in their avionics as insurance?
skyrover said:
what's the point in buying new planes if they can't even afford to maintain the ones they have already got?
Expensive paperweights?
Political posturing. Expensive paperweights?
Argentina's a beautiful country with fantastic people on the whole IME. Led by a bunch of corrupt crackpots who have no clue or interest in fixing the real problems of the country as they're either too hard or don't achieve personal aims.
Our politicians are bad. But compared to theirs they're angels.
davepoth said:
D-Angle said:
...aaand it's not happening, at least for some time:
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/argentina-now-unab...
Apparently we are blocking their attempts to acquire Gripen. Surprised by their interest really, with the amount of input BAE Systems has do they really think we can't manage to install a 'surprise' in their avionics as insurance?
No harder than Nissan's Track GPS thing on the GT-R. I guess they could say "If this plane takes off from Buenos Aires, instead of firing guns and missiles on command, replace all cockpit display images with the word 'BANG' and turn off the engines".https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/argentina-now-unab...
Apparently we are blocking their attempts to acquire Gripen. Surprised by their interest really, with the amount of input BAE Systems has do they really think we can't manage to install a 'surprise' in their avionics as insurance?
shutdown /s
Was somewhat surprised to learn recently that the USN helps out in keeping Argentine Navy pilots and aircraft carrier qualified.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gringo-Gaucho
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gringo-Gaucho
Not often though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gringo-Gaucho#List_o...
Seight_Returns said:
Was somewhat surprised to learn recently that the USN helps out in keeping Argentine Navy pilots and aircraft carrier qualified.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gringo-Gaucho
The U.S. considers them more suitable than a communist regime in South America, obviously at the moment though the Chinese seem to be throwing lots of cash at Argentina.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gringo-Gaucho
Godalmighty83 said:
jmorgan said:
Well, Mrs Karcher has lost the election, not that she could stand any more but her party is out.
Well if she ever leaves anyway, they are currently arguing over where and when the handing over of powers happens!http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/07/world/americas/h...
"In her last days in office, she has appointed ambassadors and signed decrees that will drain federal coffers. Her political appointees refuse to resign"
http://dealbreaker.com/2015/12/cristina-kirchner-g...
"Argentine President Cristina Kirchner is moving at a breakneck pace to increase public spending, fill government jobs and increase the debt that may have to be paid by her successor"
cirian75 said:
wow, she is being well naughty
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/07/world/americas/h...
"In her last days in office, she has appointed ambassadors and signed decrees that will drain federal coffers. Her political appointees refuse to resign"
http://dealbreaker.com/2015/12/cristina-kirchner-g...
"Argentine President Cristina Kirchner is moving at a breakneck pace to increase public spending, fill government jobs and increase the debt that may have to be paid by her successor"
I don't think any extra proof was needed that she's nuts.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/07/world/americas/h...
"In her last days in office, she has appointed ambassadors and signed decrees that will drain federal coffers. Her political appointees refuse to resign"
http://dealbreaker.com/2015/12/cristina-kirchner-g...
"Argentine President Cristina Kirchner is moving at a breakneck pace to increase public spending, fill government jobs and increase the debt that may have to be paid by her successor"
Though it does sound a bit more like an extreme version of what Labour did in the run up to 2010
telegraph said:
Argentina's new conservative government said on Sunday night that it would continue to push the country's claim to the Falkland Islands, dashing hopes that a change of government in Buenos Aries may herald a new era of improving relations with London.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/argentina/12079614/Argentinas-new-government-says-it-will-press-claims-to-Falkland-Islands.htmlBlackLabel said:
telegraph said:
Argentina's new conservative government said on Sunday night that it would continue to push the country's claim to the Falkland Islands, dashing hopes that a change of government in Buenos Aries may herald a new era of improving relations with London.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/argentina/12079614/Argentinas-new-government-says-it-will-press-claims-to-Falkland-Islands.htmlMurph7355 said:
Though it does sound a bit more like an extreme version of what Labour did in the run up to 2010
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