felinvesteringar som bara har haft till uppgift att dränera militärbudgeten på pengar som skulle hamna i Generalernas egna fickor.
Ganska grava påståenden från en person som bevisligen inte är insatt i fakta runt ärendet
Kan du på något sätt påvisa att dina påståenden är korrekta eller har du bara länkar till röda debattinlägg
Att försvarsinvesteringar diskuteras i press gäller ALLA investeringar i alla länder. Exempel på detta är JAS i Sverige som av vissa politiska partier raljerats hej vilt om och en av de dyraste felinvesteringarna i världen är Commanche-projektet som USA plöjde ner 30 miljarder dollar i innan man la ner hela projektet
Men från det till dina påståenden är det en enorm skillnad så tala gärna om vad för information du bygger dina teorier/påståenden på
Du verkar pinsamt okunnig om miltärfrågor i största allmänhet men väldigt "på" i dina anklagelser om sådant som du helt klart saknar faktakunskap om.
Hej
Du vill ha fakta och det ska du få, det finns ju trådar på MPR om ämnet, Bangkok Post, The Nation m.fl har skrivit om detta, här kan du läsa om dom värdelösa men dyra bombsökarna.
Thailand's Fake Bomb Detectors
Tag it:Written by Our Correspondent
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
So which Thai army generals bought the devices, and what did they get out of it?
"With Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva announcing Tuesday that a controversial bomb detector purchased by the government has worked only four times in 20 field tests, the question now is whether the Thai government will initiate an investigation into who bought the fraudulent devices."
http://www.asiasentinel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2305&Itemid=392
Och så den berömda luftballongen.
Thailand to Use Blimp to Survey Muslim Insurgency
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Bangkok — Thailand's Cabinet approved the purchase Tuesday of a blimp to help survey the country's insurgency-plagued southern provinces.
Och så har vi U-båtarna.
Thai Navy, Submarines, and more dodgy math
Navy could sink B1bn on submarine
Bangkok Post
The navy is looking into the feasibility of buying submarines for military and economic security reasons, navy chief Kamthorn Pumhirun says.
A feasibility committee has been set up to study submarine technology.
The navy will push for the purchase of the submarines, priced at 20 billion baht each, when there is enough money available.
In the meantime, Adm Kamthorn said, the navy might buy a second-hand submarine for training purposes.
The idea is to buy a used submarine costing less than a billion baht and recondition it.
The navy chief said neighbouring Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam all had ordered submarines from Russia.
He stressed that buying submarines would not lead to an arms race. Countries with the submarines would command strong bargaining power in international negotiations.
He said the country needed at least three or four submarines but initially there might only be enough money for one."
En kommentar i ämnet lät så här på ThaiVisa.
Ah, the joys of the Thai media and never holding the military accountable for anything they say or do.
First, Malaysia and Singapore don't have Russian submarines. The very fact that the Admiral of the Thai Navy doesn't know what submarines Malaysia and Singapore have is frightening.
Second, the 20 billion baht price tag per submarine is an interesting figure.
Vietnam bought 6 Russian subs for 1.8 billion dollars plus all kinds of goodies thrown in for good measure.
That is 300 million dollars per sub.
20 billion baht is roughly 600 million dollars per sub.
I guess the admirals plan on taking a 100% commission per submarine when the deals go through.
I like how the Admiral says that a submarine could be used as leverage in international negotiations.
Mvh Isan Lover
http://www.asiasentinel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2305&Itemid=392