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e.avery
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The real face of international arms.

Welcome to the real world gentleman.

Take a minute and watch the intro.

http://www.ideaspakistan.com/

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Well I don't know what to say...except that it looks like they Spent a Lot of Money on this Site and could'nt even spell organize,orginazation or defense correctly :P:P:P

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The ability to spell is not on the resume form O, and all of the US and international arms dealers will be there.

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The growth in space, companies, exhibitors, and visitors over such a short time is phenomenal !

The names of who this "Arms for Peace" is organized, endorsed, and coordinated by is interesting, no?

Pakistan's now our non-NATO ally insofar as arms export control, last I heard/read. This makes it eligible for many benefits, including priority delivery of defence items.

Makes one pause . . .

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All it's lacking is a couple of models driving tanks and a nice counrtyside pictorial of a few nukes.

tny795 wrote:
The growth in space, companies, exhibitors, and visitors over such a short time is phenomenal !

The names of who this "Arms for Peace" is organized, endorsed, and coordinated by is interesting, no?

Pakistan's now our non-NATO ally insofar as arms export control, last I heard/read. This makes it eligible for many benefits, including priority delivery of defence items.

Makes one pause . . .

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That's pretty freakin' wild.

I suggest the Nick Cage flick, "Lord of War".

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TNY, is that the vintage watch you were telling me about a long, long time ago? It looks very nice. Is it solid 18K?

tny795 wrote:
The growth in space, companies, exhibitors, and visitors over such a short time is phenomenal !

The names of who this "Arms for Peace" is organized, endorsed, and coordinated by is interesting, no?

Pakistan's now our non-NATO ally insofar as arms export control, last I heard/read. This makes it eligible for many benefits, including priority delivery of defence items.

Makes one pause . . .