Apart from what
@Mirage Battle Commander has said, ACES II (the seat used in the F-22) is estimated to be around $250,000. The most expensive estimate for an ejection seat produced by Martin Baker that I found is
$420,000. A more credible source puts them around
$150,000. Given that, back in 2010, 6 K-8 cost Bolivia almost
$10 million a piece, albeit with related support included, I'm sure you can see how stupid that assertion is.
For it to be true, the K-8 would have to cost at max $840,000 with more than $9 million in support per aircraft or the MK10 ejection seat would have to cost at least $5 million a piece. That could also make the ejection seat in the JF-17 more than 25% of its cost, depending on the block. Does any of this sound right to you?
The gentleman obviously has no clue what he's talking about. Goes to show yet again that just because a PAF personnel says it does not mean that it's true or even anywhere close to being true. If we understood this, half of the garbage in this forum would be eliminated.
I couldn't find anything in the article about these paint schemes being used by the US to fool anyone. Could you quote the part that I missed please?