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That's an overestimation of our abilities, or to be more precise, of our national will. I'm not saying Pakistan can't bolster the Saudi coalition, but that it shouldn't. Yemen isn't a question of military experience or might, but of political will and a clear, coherent strategy. The Saudi...

The Saudis (along with the Indians) prove that it isn't the machine that matters, but the man behind it. The Saudis have Eurofighters, F15s and Tornados. They still suck; quite bad.

Oh look, the dog can bark. Good boy, good job. You can't help being so retarded, it's in the way you were created.

USA has a strict no-export policy with regards to F22, you retard

The Saudis make for piss-poor soldiers, but excellent targets. Couldn't defeat a ragtag bunch of insurgents in Yemen, and now they speak of testing one of the most battle-tested armies in the ME. What a joke masquerading itself as a country, can't wait to see Makkah and Madinah liberated from...

I can only provide an anecdotal explanation: any physical irregularities are considered by the army initial selection cadre as grounds for dismissal. As one of the NCOs said to us all after ordering us to turn our backs to one another, shut our eyes, and pull our pants down ,"Kissi kai 2 sey kam...

Well, they certainly didn't call the F35 'rubbish', more of a strain on the American economy with a string of complicated problems owing to the ambitious aims that characterised the creation of this jet. The F16 v F35 dogfight instance does indeed demonstrate that in terms of maneuverability the...