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    1. Numerous-Bike-4951 on

      I think we should take the initial order and scrape the rest and let Nato take the priority with the received , domestically its not do or die that we have them any later, then we were already slated to have them .

      This isn’t a stance of we are not in desperate need of them, but we also are in desperate need of building support back for our forces and in desperate need to push our Miltary budget to the max efficiency but also our economy is in code red and these kinds of procurements can be made with concessions that benifet are economy beyond just „made in Canada“

      This is What Carney is doing with rearm Europe , mineral supply contracts and ect can be included when we are dumping billions into defense manufacturing annually to foreign economies.

      Trade diplomacy needs to be reintroduced into the Canadian vocabulary, doing this with defense spending is a great way to tackle multiple problems at once including support for defense spending from Canadians.

    2. FlyingPritchard on

      This endless, will they won’t they garbage is why we still are running ancient Hornets.

      Let’s just paint some 172s gray at this point, it’s clear nobody actually gives two shits about combat effectiveness.

    3. What’s there to think, cancel the deal. The planes are on lone, with kill switches; while you pay full retail price.

    4. It’s too late to have this conversation.

      We’re getting the full fleet. Pilots are trained and or being trained as I type this. New hangars being built, the wheels are turning and the it’s too late.

      Stop talking about this nonsense. We’re not dropping or cancelling anything.

      In fact, we are going full hardcore even deeper into this by buying even more US manufactured platforms such as ASW and AEWACs aircraft and helicopters in the near future.

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