Reply With QuoteYa what he said...lmao...so right.Originally Posted by sonnythebull
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Whatever we waste on handouts, bilingual BS,needle programs, over the top tolerance for religious BS, putting Tamils in Motels on Kingston road and giving them medical care, taking in Sri lankan boat people,grants to artists and on and on is more useless than jets. Except the wimps don't like jets cause they are " scary"
51 Panhead FL Chop, 2011 MV Agusta F4
Ya what he said...lmao...so right.
I love jets, if we were a super rich country with a massive surplus of cash I'd love millions of them flying about. We're not, that's why it's important we get the right tool for the job and also even more important that the government follow transparent protocols in order to make sure taxpayers are getting the best deal for their cash.
Sure waste 100's of millions on committees to study them..sounds like the usual
51 Panhead FL Chop, 2011 MV Agusta F4
I like bikes and if I were a super rich business tycoon I'd have garages full of them but (Relative) I could have a truck at the end of it's life. I could have a mortgage and still need to replace said truck before the major debt is payed. Life.
Procurement cycles always start out as a lower estimation. Especially in development. It always costs more, it gets delayed, it gets revised, it encounters issues, it gets recalled, it gets delivered, it goes through start up issues, it has parts shipped back it requires training..... each step is more money.
So transparent to me means expected, or why should it be any different?
How about put the contract out to tender? Why aren't we doing that? Are you not in the least bit curious?
It's because there is a conspiracy going on ... Bob Rae said so. But you are right us 3rd world countries should be happy with a fleet of Cessnas instead.
One would think that's the best way of doing it (Myself among them) but I guess it doesn't always work that way.
It has happened before under other governments so it's not just a Harper is the devil thing. On the surface it does seem like a dual engine extended range fighter would be the better choice but I am not privy to all the information that the people involved are. There may be more to it than we realize.
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Maybe it's a waste of time and the end result would be the same.
51 Panhead FL Chop, 2011 MV Agusta F4
Impossible. Bob Rae and The Star are military procurement experts and they say the F35 is no good.
I think Bob moonlights as Boeing's chief test pilot.
all my posts are serious; internet is serious business
This is why we not only need new aircraft but MORE of them !!!
From MSNBC
"Updated at 5:43 a.m. ET: Two U.S. F-15s were scrambled to escort a Korean Air passenger jet to a Canadian military base Tuesday after the carrier's call center received a "credible bomb threat," NBC News reported. The aircraft later made an emergency landing.
Korean Air flight 72, which was en route from Vancouver to South Korean capital Seoul, diverted to the Comox base on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, the airline said.
"The (Korean Air) U.S. call center received a call that there was a threat on board the aircraft," Korean Air said in a statement. The threat was received about 25 minutes after the flight took off, The Associated Press reported.
NBC News reported that Canadian authorities had requested U.S. assistance to escort the flight back to Canada.
Two Oregon National Guard F-15s, which took off from Portland, Ore., intercepted the plane and shadowed it until it landed at the Canadian base, NBC News reported."
Sorry, Luke. I'm just doing my job. You gotta appreciate that. Nah, calling it your job don't make it right Boss.
Luckily Vancouver is quite close to Portland and the TTI would be fairly low from there. What if the plane were flying out of a more remote hub?
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You really think this country is going down based on these???
Please take a harder look at what's destroying this country. Yes it is the rich white folks leeching off the system, not brown folks getting medical care. Sheeezzzzz....
I know this vid won't change your mind since you dead set on it, but here some badly needed education for you:
Welfare State: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQWFdO0gj_E
BTW....there have been immigrants coming into this country back in the 70/80/90's. Guess what? We didn't have any problems....
One day you'll wake up....it's going to take a really good collapse to get it through your head on who is causing the real damage.
Last edited by BLUE_KAWI; 04-11-2012 at 09:49 AM.
here's what the u.s. department of defense thinks about the f35:
http://www.pogo.org/resources/nation...-20111129.html
note the 10+ pages of concerns. . .each one equals a delay in development and an increase in price.
the f35 is a money pit that only fools would agree to buy without cost certainty.
it has serious limitations on its claimed capabilities that are unresolved.
having due diligence is the least we should do to properly investigate alternatives.
Don't you run a company? Do you procure material based on a "lets not bother, the result will be the same whether we look around or not" attitude? Do you let staff buy things for the company without any due diligence?
So far...nothing has been agreed to or bought....is what I heard.
And I still wonder what if anything is the right plane for the job......?
It's like airframes are becoming fewer and further between. Understandable because of the cost involved these days.
In the 80-90's you had choices.
Eurofighter: it's a good case study in cost but it's a horribly dated 90's technology. In 1988 the cost of the Eurofighter was going to be £7 billion (for the Brits) and soon after it was green lighted the realistic estimation came out @ £13 billion. By 1997 it was £17B then £20B by 2003.
It is estimated the total program cost hit £37 billion.
Also note the Germans wanted to withdraw from the deal but were forced to follow through because of development contracts....
Interesting to note the SU-30 (Basically an SU-35) cost India $1.4 billion (USD) for 50 planes and they are considered to be superior to the Eurofighter in air combat....
Last edited by D23; 04-11-2012 at 12:21 PM.
Thats right I run it. So shut up and let me run it because I'm successful and don't need to hear the opinions of everyone else to know what's right. The cheapest price is never the best, multiple quotes are never the best and waste a ton of my time. Nickel and diming wastes my time. Do research, look around and then buy. Or waste countless hours on quotes and other time suckers and end up at the same result.
51 Panhead FL Chop, 2011 MV Agusta F4
Is the country going down really? You should run away fast then before we are all the way down. Nice racist rant about rich white folks, and I guess only white folks are rich? I mentioned many examples not just ones based on brown people. We didn't have any problems in the 70/80/90's..really? It was smooth sailing all those decades? No recessions? No problems at all durng that tme??You are very smart and I hope you can teach us more about white people and silver
Last edited by sonnythebull; 04-11-2012 at 07:34 PM.
51 Panhead FL Chop, 2011 MV Agusta F4
Thank you for repeating what I said in previous posts...now...why haven't we done that? Also...do you not perform any due dilligence on purchases made by staff in your company? You still really didn't answer that.
I'll bet you somewhere you have checks and balances put in place to ensure the continued success of your company. Most people having a problem with this F35 contract don't see any of those checks and balances, they see no due dilligence and no transparency.
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