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by pinkfoot 7y ago
May I assume then that you consider Bell helicopter corporation to be equally sleazy? They leased a Eurocopter for 'evalaution purposes' and then built their own helo with the same patented (CA 2207787) landing gear. The Canadian
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
Have you ever noticed how similar GM, Ford, and Chrysler's 4-stroke engines are to the original Daimler engines? Would you then accept a claim that said their was zero invention and innovatation in the USA car industry for a century? P
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
Let me guess - your country has nukes or is under a formal defence umbrella with one that does. Mine doesn't have either.
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
If you don't like that one, here are some more: Declaration of St. Petersburg, 1868 Hague Convention, 1907 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948 Geneva Conventions, 1949 The Protocols Additional to the Geneva Conventions, 1977, S
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
>The mere threat is sufficient. And of course completely illegal under the 1977 Gevena Convention.
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
Find out who can approve an invoice for payment. He's the boss.
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
As requested: https://www.lawfareblog.com/precise-and-narrow-limits-us-eco... . For your reading convenience: "… it would be consistent with this statement for the USG to steal trade secrets on behalf of U.S. firms, or
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
Yip, an similarly how many pilots with completely manageable temporal lobe epilepsy upgrade their diagnosis to trigeminal neuralgia. Trigeminal neuralgia being impossible to refute and sharing the same medicine (tegretol).
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by pinkfoot 7y ago
You will then be horrified to learn that US intelligence has a written mandate to obtain foreign technology that the US lacks and make it available to US industry. A well-kept little dirty secret.