Saudi Pilots rewarded for Courage.

[Kao Boy]

A member of Saudi Arabia's royal family has offered luxury cars to fighter pilots taking part in the country's bombing campaign in Yemen., but do you think that one should be rewarded on humanitarian grounds even if it is killing so called terrorist.

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the richest country in the world and they are feared that revolution in neighbouring Yemen can create instability in KSA hence suppressing the revolution is required. KSA has spent reportedly millions on the offensive arming locals against Houthis and ground troops but have not even donated a single Ambulance to Yemeni hospitals who are packed with injuries due to air offensive or to rebuild devastated building. Do you think this attitude justify their offensive and for that matter teaching of Islam?

"100 Bentley cars to 100 pilots who bombed Yemen. Not [a] single ambulance to its hospitals they devastated," tweeted one Yemeni."

 

[Maira La]

Courage? You need courage to bomb ground targets with no air defence? Maybe I got it wrong - maybe they're talking about courage to get the jets to fly.

 

[Kao Boy]

Well thats what Saudi reffered to while rewarding

 

[Al Bhatti]

A twitter account was used by a hacker to tweet this. A thread already exists

 

[parkour guy]

These brutal arabs just cannot imagine themself living an ordered life under supermacy of humanitarian values .They just know how to enjoy liquor and girls and then flying a plane ....i think these junks went for air race and winner got the price.

 

[Frosty]

False news, lies and have already been discussed in an another thread. 100 penalties please show one?

Another thing. the Saudi Officers Service System forbid such acts even criminalise them "Soldiers may not ask for contributions from other military personnel to buy a gift for a superior. Nor may they accept gifts for doing their duties. However, a soldier may give a gift of nominal value or collect voluntary, minimal donations for such a gift for special occasions such as marriage, reassignment, retirement, or illness. Gifts of nominal value are sentimental and not to exceed SR 500.

Every one the slightest military knowledge knows this because it applys to most of the world militaries.