The Taliban embraces Right to Repair

[Shabi1]

When a system is under warranty or a contractor is obligated to support/guarantee the system for X number of years they put in clauses where outside repairs void the contract. Its the risk of voiding that warranty/contract that prevents you from making repairs yourself.
For eg if its in my car guarantee book that if I get my car serviced or repaired outside the manufacturer has the right to void it's warranty.

The US should negotiate better terms with its contractors where for field level repairs it can handle inhouse without voiding supplier liabilities.

For Taliban since they will get no OEM support they can do whatever they want. Personally think alot of these will end up with blackmarket arms dealers and Taliban will use the funds generated from these for other systems they can service or use.

 

[lamdacore]

When a system is under warranty or a contractor is obligated to support/guarantee the system for X number of years they put in clauses where outside repairs void the contract. Its the risk of voiding that warranty/contract that prevents you from making repairs yourself.
For eg if its in my car guarantee book that if I get my car serviced or repaired outside the manufacturer has the right to void it's warranty.

The US should negotiate better terms with its contractors where for field level repairs it can handle inhouse without voiding supplier liabilities.

For Taliban since they will get no OEM support they can do whatever they want. Personally think alot of these will end up with blackmarket arms dealers and Taliban will use the funds generated from these for other systems they can service or use.

Depends on the extent of damage to each of the units. If the chassis is intact then perhaps the Chinese and Russians could offer custom solutions and retrofit their own kit to get them operational. Else, the options always stands to disassemble everything and then sell what can be sold and melt what cant.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

This gives an insight on how Afghan war was used to fillup the pockets of military industry in America. 65 cents job was outsourced to contractors for 65 dollars. Afghanistan was a post-box where American tax payers money was routed to the warmongers and military complex/affiliates.

 

[Zibago]

This gives an insight on how Afghan war was used to fillup the pockets of military industry in America. 65 cents job was outsourced to contractors for 65 dollars. Afghanistan was a post-box where American tax payers money was routed to the warmongers and military complex/affiliates.

Now I am also starting to believe that 911 was an inside job @jamahir @RealNapster

 

[jamahir]

Now I am also starting to believe that 911 was an inside job @jamahir @RealNapster

While yes most wars around the world fill the pockets of the American military-industrial complex and most of these wars are started directly or indirectly by the American government I don't think 9/11 was an inside job. The American Establishment wouldn't risk killing that many American civilians so openly though I have read that Israel knew about the plot and told all Jewish employees of the twin towers to stay away from the towers that day.