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Probably what everyone misses is the cost of maintenance for a totally new aircraft and lack of flight and maintenance personnel experience comes with it.

If I remember correctly, senate has a power to block any arms related American technology to a third country. Even Lockheed or Boeing make only a technology transfer, I believe US will have loud voice in the development process and afterwards.

Yup, it's gonna be a great match. I hope we can stop Durant.. Don't think we can though, but still :)

I feel your anger, at least I can understand where it's originated. But I would like to remind you that there is a fine line between anger and fascism. Your words like "chop" and "hang" fall into latter part.

So it all come to the judiciary appoints by a president.. Well, that's what western countries does. Difference with Turkey though, with this new package, which is gonna be voted in a referendum by 12th September, is that all the appointments done by parliament and by President itself will be...

I don't believe that military intervention to the civil authority helps the country even in the extreme times. But.. in order to keep the state a secular, liberal democracy, state itself must put blocks into its political and governmental systems to stop any threat that undermines these values...

What do I have to understand from what you just wrote, quoting me and writing in Turkish? Did I say anything wrong, I don't get it.

I think it works quite good. A state must have a same relation distance with all the religions under its hood. This is the only way to make sure all citizens have a religious freedom. Btw Jigs, where is this news from? I never heard or read anything about it apart from Koşaners mention of...

But contexts are different.. Those countries don't have territorial problems with their neighbours thus their focus is not territorial integrity but civic matters. If such an agreement occurs between Greece and Turkey, there would be no such a case to be seen in the court. btw Kosovo ruling...

ICJ doesn't have a judicial power, thus, it's understandable of Turkey for not choosing to participate or have a court hearing. What Turkey does is, or wants to show, that two sovereign states can achieve a place where interests cross each other. Talks between two countries getting better each...

cabatli, does the project green-lighted? Or is it still on design phase?

Right on!:cheers:

Worst enemy of Armenia, from my point anyway, is within self. If you don't make steps for your regional issues, then you will be dictated,or, manipulated by outside powers. We remember our WWI history, we know our pain. But, we don't go and cry over people who once invaded us. Those nations are...

Oh, those rusty stuff are not actual rusts then. It must be anti-rust painting, right?

This must be the second ship under construction. Anyone have any info regarding that?

I didn't want to bring this up. I know it's a big controversy over there and I'm sure you know the details. What I wanted to point out is, illegal or not, no one in Turkey asks permit papers of people who looked suspicious to be illegally living. Nothing happened in the last few years. I...

I'm sorry to inform you but, no one in Turkey is oppressed the way Arizona discriminates illegal immigrants. Besides, one small mall for a place where 1 million souls live is too much? You seem to know too much about Turkey, maybe you can elaborate more on your knowledge of oppressed Kurds?

Turkish Aerospace Industries continues to expand, refine F-35 manufacturing skills. Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. (TAI), a major international F-35 Lightning II supplier to Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE: NOC), has delivered a prototype of its first major structural element for the...