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FIGHTERCOM escreveu:Isso é o desespero, faz as pessoas meterem os pés pelas mãos. Tentar justificar o injustificável dá nisso...Sintra escreveu:
Prick, deixe de fumar coisas engraçadas, então a Reuters e a AFP (Agence France Presse) fazem parte da "máfia mediática Anglo-Saxã"?!!!
Foram eles que noticiaram isto em primeira mão...
Abraços,
Wesley
Bourne escreveu: Os franceses não são doidos assim, tá.
Me referi a máfia anglo-saxã do PRckiFIGHTERCOM escreveu:Bourne escreveu: Os franceses não são doidos assim, tá.
Não falei de franceses...
Abraços,
Wesley
Vamos com calma, como o Soul disse, isto ainda pode dar uma volta. Até termos uma confirmação da Dassault e/ou do Ministério da Defesa Indiano nada está garantido.Bourne escreveu:Perrrrrrdeu playboyWolfgang escreveu:Olha, PRick, a maravilha francesa... Perdeu, playboy!
Nossa, o Super Lixo ainda está no páreo... o F-16 IN mega-ultrapassado atingiu os requerimentos e o Rafale não? Quer dizer que o Tiffie sabidamente mais caro que o Rafa continuou? Então o problema não o valor....Não sendo o valor, será que foi requisito técnico? Ué, mas se o Viper ficou quer dizer que ele cumpriu os requisitos, né? Poxa, será que um Viper IN pode ser melhor que um Rafale....
E o pequeno Gripen continua? Jesus....
E o MiG-35? No páreo!
Algo muito, mas muito ruim no Rafale....
Pelo jeito, verei os Rafales voando ao vivo são quando for a Paris.
E depois vão noticiar que não era verdade, afinal, nos dois casos vão vender a matéria, quem vive de vender notícias, geralmente, rebatidas da mídia local, porque não tem gente para fazer para fazer isso direto na fonte, fica assim, a reboque dos fakes alheios.Sintra escreveu:PRick escreveu:
A máfia midiática anglo-saxã continua atacando,
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Prick, deixe de fumar coisas engraçadas, então a Reuters e a AFP (Agence France Presse) fazem parte da "máfia mediática Anglo-Saxã"?!!!
Foram eles que noticiaram isto em primeira mão...
Essa é a manobra habitual, depois de espalhar o boato, e ele ter cumprido seu objetivo, aparece o desmentido, nunca é de forma cabal, porque aí a mentira ficaria clara. Vai pela tangente, de forma obliqua. São um bando, por sinal, fazem mesmo uma dupla que se merecem, vendedores de armas e mídia, é a cobra e o escorpião juntos!(falo isso das empresas).Sintra escreveu:Entretanto
full:Dassault says no word on Indian fighter tender
PARIS, April 16 (Reuters) - Dassault Aviation said on Thursday it had not been informed of any decision to eliminate its Rafale warplane from a potential major Indian arms deal and said France was seeking clarification.
An Indian defence ministry spokesman said earlier the French aircraft maker was out of the running in a tender for a $10 billion contract to supply India with 126 multi-role fighter jets because it had not met unspecified requirements.
"So far Rafale International has received no information from official Indian sources on this matter," a Dassault spokesman said.
"French officials are inquiring with Indian authorities in order to get additional information about it," he added.
http://in.reuters.com/article/govern...IN421220090416
Santiago escreveu:Acho que é importante cautela, mas a notícia se espalha...
Em breve teremos esclarecimentos.
French Rafael knocked off $ 10 billion race for IAF fighter
Indianexpress.com
Posted: Thursday , Apr 16, 2009 at 1803 hrs IST Related ArticlesMost Read Articles
New Delhi: In a shocker, the French Rafael fighter has been knocked off a $ 10 billion contract to provide 126 combat aircraft for the Indian Air Force. The French fighter, which was one of the six contenders for the race, was officially rejected by the Defence Ministry for failing to meet qualitative requirements for the contract.
The news comes as a bit of a shock as the Indian Air Force has been maintaining that all six contenders – the American F 18 and F 16, the Eurofighter Typhoon, Russian MiG 35, Swedish Gripen NG and the French fighter – had met the technical requirements.
However, a senior defence ministry official made is clear on Thursday that Rafael has been rejected at the technical evaluation stage for failing to meet minimum performance requirements that had been detailed in the tender document. The flight trials for the remaining five fighters are now expected to commence within three months, a senior MoD official said.
“They did not meet the requirements and will not proceed to the next stage. We hope to begin trials within three months with the others that have qualified,” a top Defence Ministry official said.
While the French fighter was always considered an underdog in the competition, which has been described as the largest international defence contract in the world, it was been aggressively pushed by the French government. Former President Jacques Chirac and his successor Nichols Sarkozy have been talking about the fighter in all their interactions with India.
Eu não achei essa frase no texto...por "não atingir critérios mínimos de desempenho"....
Em laranja?Adriano escreveu:Santiago escreveu:Acho que é importante cautela, mas a notícia se espalha...
Em breve teremos esclarecimentos.
French Rafael knocked off $ 10 billion race for IAF fighter
Indianexpress.com
Posted: Thursday , Apr 16, 2009 at 1803 hrs IST Related ArticlesMost Read Articles
New Delhi: In a shocker, the French Rafael fighter has been knocked off a $ 10 billion contract to provide 126 combat aircraft for the Indian Air Force. The French fighter, which was one of the six contenders for the race, was officially rejected by the Defence Ministry for failing to meet qualitative requirements for the contract.
The news comes as a bit of a shock as the Indian Air Force has been maintaining that all six contenders – the American F 18 and F 16, the Eurofighter Typhoon, Russian MiG 35, Swedish Gripen NG and the French fighter – had met the technical requirements.
However, a senior defence ministry official made is clear on Thursday that Rafael has been rejected at the technical evaluation stage for failing to meet minimum performance requirements that had been detailed in the tender document. The flight trials for the remaining five fighters are now expected to commence within three months, a senior MoD official said.
“They did not meet the requirements and will not proceed to the next stage. We hope to begin trials within three months with the others that have qualified,” a top Defence Ministry official said.
While the French fighter was always considered an underdog in the competition, which has been described as the largest international defence contract in the world, it was been aggressively pushed by the French government. Former President Jacques Chirac and his successor Nichols Sarkozy have been talking about the fighter in all their interactions with India.
Se a notícia for confirmada, a coisa fica novamente feia para a Dassault que tem visto seu caça ser eliminado das competições, principalmente, por "não atingir critérios mínimos de desempenho"....
Veremos também quais serão as novas (ou velhas) desculpas dos foristas mais passionais.
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Adriano
Carlos Mathias escreveu:Ah tá, agora sim.
É rapaz, o Rafinha tá apanhando feio por aí...
