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Do you know how much 100 F-16 BLOCK 52's would cost? - even if the U.S. was willing to supply them in 2002 which they were not --- $10-12 billion. On June 15th 2002 Pakistans total foriegn exchange reserves hit a high point of $6 billion. Even if they handed over all their foriegn reserves and...

Although proudly presented as an answer to my points, none of your post has got any relevance to my points. Frankly most of your post doesn't even make sense, with you repeatedly jumping from one bizarre point to the next unrelated bizarre point. For the fourth time of asking where is your...

:lol:You said that after 9/11 Pakistan had so much money that it did not know what to do with it. I've asked you to give a single source to confirm it a number of times and the best you can come up with is stories about fleas and elephants.:lol: Please stop stating your nonesense views as fact...

If you make sweeping nonesense statements which you have -- such as 1. Pakistanis don't have the balls to talk to white folk, 2.Pakistanis lack intelligence, 3.all Pakistanis on this forum just take their dad and or dada abus word as fact apart from you, 4.Pakistan had so much money after 9/11...

Yet another post based entirely on your personal skewed thinking without any grounding in reality. Once again I ask you -- what source can you provide that at any time since 9/11 Pakistan had more cash than it knew what to do with. You say this is 'no secret' so there must be thousands of...

Most of your posts are ill informed and almost complete rubbish -- 2/3 sqdrn's of F18's or Rafales within 2 years of 9/11???? Do you know how many years after 9/11 the US even agreed to supply less capable F-16's??? Banks were overflowing with dollers???? When exactly was that? Care to post any...

Thanks for the great news Windjammer! June issue of AFM is only a week away and I can't wait to get it. The prospect of a JF-17 supplement later on is just mouth watering. Given Alan's lengthy stay I expect we may be treated to other goodies in forthcoming issues. Alan Warnes has contributed...