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Túlio escreveu:Lula = FFHH , ou PT = PSDB ou SAME OLD SHIT!!!!

Túlio escreveu:Lula = FFHH , ou PT = PSDB ou SAME OLD SHIT!!!!

alexandre lemos escreveu:

Túlio escreveu:Lula = FFHH , ou PT = PSDB ou SAME OLD SHIT!!!!

Inclui nesta equação o Daniel Dantas, também.

Sniper escreveu:

Marino escreveu:Será um SNA, ou seja, não haverão mísseis balísticos.
A capacidade de lançar mísseis táticos, tipo sub-harpoon, ou SM-39, existirá.
Quanto a mísseis de cruzeiro... Tema interessante, né?
Já escrevi que pouco comentado por aqui.

Marino, existe algum impedimento legal para ultilização de mísseis de cruzeiro como o tomahawk pela MB??

Abraço!

Marino escreveu:

Sniper escreveu: Marino, existe algum impedimento legal para ultilização de mísseis de cruzeiro como o tomahawk pela MB??

Abraço!

Só o assinado pelo FHC: 300 Km.

Objectives of the MTCR

The aim of the MTCR is to restrict the proliferation of missiles, complete rocket systems, unmanned air vehicles, and related technology for those systems capable of carrying a 500 kilogram payload at least 300 kilometres, as well as systems intended for the delivery of weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

The Regime’s controls are applicable to certain complete rocket systems (to include ballistic missiles, space launch vehicles (SLVs), and sounding rockets) and unmanned air vehicle (UAV) systems (to include cruise missiles, drones, UAVs, and remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs). Partners also recognize the importance of controlling the transfer of missile-related technology without disrupting legitimate trade and acknowledge the need to strengthen the objectives of the Regime through cooperation with countries outside the Regime.


How the MTCR Achieves its Objectives:

Export Controls: The Regime rests on adherence to common export policy guidelines applied to an integral common list of controlled items listed in the MTCR Equipment, Software and Technology Annex. The MTCR does not take export licensing decisions as a group. Rather, individual partners are responsible for implementing the Guidelines and Annex on the basis of sovereign national discretion and in accordance with national legislation and practice.

MTCR partner countries are keen to encourage all countries to observe the MTCR Guidelines on transfers of missiles and related technology as a contribution to common security. A country can choose to adhere to the Guidelines without being obligated to join the group, and a number have done so. MTCR Partners welcome opportunities to conduct broader dialogue on proliferation issues with such countries.

Meetings: MTCR partners regularly exchange information about relevant national missile non-proliferation export licensing issues in the context of the Regime's overall aims. A Plenary Meeting is held annually and chaired on a rotational basis. Recent Plenaries have been held in Ottawa, Canada (2001), Warsaw, Poland (2002), Buenos Aires, Argentina (2003) and Seoul, South Korea (2004), Madrid, Spain (2005) and Copenhagen, Denmark (2006). In addition, inter-sessional consultations take place monthly through Point of Contact (POC) meetings in Paris, while Technical Experts Meetings are held on an ad hoc basis. The MTCR has no secretariat; distribution of the Regime's working papers is carried out through a "point of contact" the functions of which are performed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France.

Dialogue and Outreach: The MTCR Chair and MTCR partners undertake outreach activities to non partners, in order to keep non partners informed about the group's activities and to provide practical assistance regarding efforts to prevent the proliferation of WMD delivery systems. On behalf of the MTCR, the chair pursues a range of contacts with non- partners, including MTCR- sponsored workshops and seminars and intensified dialogue concerning the MTCR goals and activities, with the focus on such topics as export controls, related legislation, transshipment and enforcement.


http://www.mtcr.info/english/index.html

brisa escreveu:Concordo em genero número e grau com Vc Orestes.
Agora uma pergunta:

Existem mecanismos constitucionais para "amarrar" um projeto de governo a um de Estado, como naqueles "planos quinquenais"???
Caso positivo, ai sim elevaria minha confianca e meu otimismo.

sds

Brisa

Marino escreveu:Será um SNA, ou seja, não haverão mísseis balísticos.
A capacidade de lançar mísseis táticos, tipo sub-harpoon, ou SM-39, existirá.
Quanto a mísseis de cruzeiro... Tema interessante, né?
Já escrevi que pouco comentado por aqui.

Marino escreveu:Será um SNA, ou seja, não haverão mísseis balísticos.
A capacidade de lançar mísseis táticos, tipo sub-harpoon, ou SM-39, existirá.
Quanto a mísseis de cruzeiro... Tema interessante, né?
Já escrevi que pouco comentado por aqui.

alcmartin escreveu:

Marino escreveu:Será um SNA, ou seja, não haverão mísseis balísticos.
A capacidade de lançar mísseis táticos, tipo sub-harpoon, ou SM-39, existirá.
Quanto a mísseis de cruzeiro... Tema interessante, né?
Já escrevi que pouco comentado por aqui.

Aquele do espinafre resolve???

Abs!

In May 2000 Israel is reported to have secretly carried out its first test launches from two German-built Dolphin-class submarines of cruise missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. The missiles launched from vessels off Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean are said to have hit a target at a range of about 1,500 kilometers. Israel is reported to possess a 200kg nuclear warhead, containing 6kg of plutonium, that could be mounted on cruise missiles.