Iraq in talks to buy Rafale

[Beast]

Nothing Pakistani about it apart from the human elements which remain to be Arabized, and the frontpage which can as well be edited.

You and the Indian animals should stop breeding so much, ruined the entire world together with the Chinks.

@waz @LeGenD

Please take a look at this thread. Some need to be ban for the slur and language used.

 

[LeGenD]

Noted and addressed.

 

[kingQamaR]

This clown mocking us Pakistanis has no idea the make up of Pakistan ethnicity or it’s heritage.

i reckon he rather prefer too be blind & dumb then knowing truth

come to Peshawar other places see if for yourself then express your nasty views and see which direction your head rolls

 

[khansaheeb]

Can't other countries help with repair

I am sure Pakistan could but not sure if IK has the stomach for it.

 

[Indos]

I dont think it is wise for Iraq to buy Rafale. Iraq should rather focus on economic, governance, and other more productive matters. Iraq currently doesnt have external military thread and have become Iran best buddies. Better Iraq focus on the economy and learn industrialization and manufacturing from Iran.

Learn to be patience. Develop the economy first, Iraq has too much reliance on oil industry which is not good if we see what will be the trend in the future with the adoption of electric vehicle and solar panel. The technology are likely to be progressing much and possibly in the future every house hold can generate enough electricity from their house rooftop with relativey affordable cost.

There is still window of opportunity currently for oil producing countries and it should be used to develop industry and infrastructure (many of infrastructure are also destroyed during US lead invasion).

Military spending should be made below 1 percent of GDP. Iraq current military spending which is at 3.7 percent of GDP is ridiculous. Iraq should maintain balance between US and Iran, it will save Iraq future and avoid possible US sanction like what happen with Iran allies like Bashar regime in Suriah, Houti in Yaman, and Hisbullah in Lebanon.