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After they sold the 4th gen crap to brazil.
They are going to release the 5th gen good stuff.
Brazilians on suicide watch,.

https://defence-blog.com/saab-reveals-concept-of-future-unmanned-fighter-jet/
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>>65446893
Why would Brazil be on suicide watch? Especially considering they want to buy it from Saab.
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>>65446893
Saab has already had multiple stealth proposals. The one Brazil is interested in is manned and basically just an upgrade of the Gripen but with an EJ engine and stealthy.
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>>65446893
I can't wait to receive my order by 2135
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>>65447101
that'll be six billion krona plus tip
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>>65447170
I already got my jab, no krona for me
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>>65447170
I'm still annoyed that the Swedes haven't adopted the Euro.
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>>65446893
Nigga we are broke, we can't afford this shit any how.
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>>65447744
>buy a 5th gen fighter
>pay for a 6th gen figther
>get nothing burger
Yes, we can.
And this is the best case.
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>>65446893
>unvelis future concept
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>>65447786
I want a stealthy super tucano, not sweades sloppy leftovers.
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>>65447794
Why would you need a stealthy super tucano? Why does Brazil need a stealth jet, anyway?
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>>65446893
Are they working with the French? I could see it being a good partnership
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>>65447799
Better drug smuggling, those who knows knows.
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>>65447799
For same reason that China and US need it.
Embezzlement of public funds.
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>>65447734
What a gay currency
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>>65447734
DON'T WANNA NOT GONNA SUG MIN KUK FRANSMAN FUCK YOUUUU
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>>65446893
top view
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>>65447793
Yeah apparently that's what came out of their government's contract to conduct concept studies for future fighter aircraft systems. That phase along with technology development just concluded, with demonstrator phase including test flights scheduled for next year.
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>>65446893
>Brazilians on suicide watch,.
Yea, surely they're furious that Saab will have another aircraft ready in 20-30 years
For some reason.
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>>65446893
>Brazil gets 36 4.5 gen Gripen E/F's
>half being built in Brazil
>62 technology transfer projects
>btfo
The Brazil-deal is like one of the best arms acquisitions by a non-NATO member in a generation.
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>>65446893
>a european™ wunderwaffe project
planned&expected Q3 2048+
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>>65447734
A reminder that being in the eurozone will mean having to bail out France
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>>65447734
Poland hasn’t adopted the Euro?
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>>65448166
No. Many people have an irrational and emotional attachment to their currency. Time and time again, what we see is that after the transition to the Euro occurs, nothing happens except that inflation is more stable, transactions costs are reduced, and that people accept the Euro in polling.
What the other Anon fails to realize is that any kind of "bailout" that may or may not happen is an EU-wide action, not restricted to those who use the Euro.
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>>65447734
People don't want it, get fucked
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>>65447837
Draken boys, we're back!
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>>65447734
Get fucked kraut, if I'm going to get railed by Brussles I'd prefer to have it done in my own national currency rather than your fake one.
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>>65448226
First: Weapons?

Second:
>Many people have an irrational and emotional attachment to their currency
Bait.

Wanting to have democratic control over your currency is not "irrational" or "emotional". Additionally, there are times when a country may want to devalue its currency or the opposite, when the rest of the bloc does not want that and does the opposite, or nothing at all.
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>>65448323
>First: Weapons?
Fair point.
>Wanting to have democratic control over your currency is not "irrational" or "emotional".
I kinda have technocratic tendencies when it comes to currencies. Having the elected government of the day able to control the issuance of money or interest rates is usually a short road to calamity. Even the US Supreme Court, in their twin opinions this year affirming the unitary executive under the elected POTUS, carved out an exemption for the Federal Reserve.
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>>65446893
>>65447837
Reminds me of CATS Warrior, yes.
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>>65446893
Could Saab replace Dassault in the FCAS project? They'd still need to replace France's money, but the Saudis have been sniffing around GCAP and might buy in.
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looks cool as fuck
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>>65446893
Buy the EWACS too
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Love me a Gripen.
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>>65448159
And Greece every 2 years or so
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>>65458048
Built for bombing Kaliningrad.
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>>65447837
lil draken?
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>>65455761
Yo dawg we heard you like rudders so we put rudders on your rudders so you can steer while you steer
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>>65446893
Argentine claws scrabbled at this keyboard
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>>65448226
Truth and I funking hate it. In dane-land we still use our local currency. It is just pegged to the euro extremly closely. Like sub one percent fluctuations. We have a central bank, it just only has one directive. Make sure the crown maintains the same exchange rate to the euro. Still employs a fuckload of bureaucrats. It can't even set an interest tate for itself. Any apriciation or depreciation is handled in the ECB. We need to print our own bills and stamp coins, all done outside denmark so that's a nice fat expence, not even reinvested into local salaries. Atleast our banking system is nicely integrated with the rest ot the european one. So wiretransfers can still be done rapidly. Though doing so or using a credit card in one of the other euro countries they still want a 1% commission for exchanging. Its not a massive hinderence to tourism, but it must also harm that industry a little.

But hey at least the retards who went "but we wont have cute hearts on our coins if we adopt the euro" got their way... Wait what's that? Nations can still put designs on the coins? Gee almost like it was fully retarded.
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>>65458891
>In dane-land we still use our local currency.
Isn't there some fuckery with the Faroe Islands and Greenland that causes this in-part?
Sidenote: Lynetteholm seems like a really cool idea.
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>>65458894
>Isn't there some fuckery with the Faroe Islands and Greenland that causes this in-part?

No. The Faroe islands even have their own special issue banknotes and coins. More waste.
>Lynetteholm seems like a really cool idea.
It looks cool, but it will be raped to death by finance bros. It will house nowhere near enough. And I doubt there will be sufficient public transport to it. If so it will just clog the city with more traffic.
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>>65458971
>And I doubt there will be sufficient public transport to it.
Isn't the centerpiece of the plan a new metro line?
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>>65458975
Yes. I doubt that will be sufficient. I might be to negative around this project, though. I am biased as it is a suck deem project.
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>>65446893
I want to stick my dick in it
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>>65447837
flatplane is flat
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>>65448523
Currency rates should be set to the cost of 1 megawatt-hour of electricity.
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>>65447734
>microstates
>can mint their own euros
not really, they can only request Italy and France (and rarely spain) to mint their own and they have more hurdles.
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>>65448323
>Wanting to have democratic control over your currency is not "irrational" or "emotional".
But here is the thing, you don't have control over your own currency anyway, unless you are a big country.
A sufficiently wealthy state actor can artificially bloat the value of your currency and cause massive deflationary pressure on the market, which swverely harms your economy. If you print money to counteract this, they can release their reserves on the open market and blow your entire system wide open with massive inflation, forcing you to submit to their demands..

1 sec, how did this picture get here?



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