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Cannon Mortar

Friday, August 27th, 2010

Cannon Mortar
How do you pay for the weapons that Egypt received from the Soviet Union?

Therefore, Egypt was total and armed by the Russians. Egypt did not have his own Egyptian-made tanks, planes, trucks, rifles, cannons and mortars. Egypt had no cartridges for Kalashnikov machine guns. All, to the last bullet, went to Egypt for the USSR. But the cost billions and billions of dollars. Egypt How to pay for them? Or did not he?

"Mainly for its cotton and vegetables,,, and some pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics" Our short-brain friend Zoser II or has very serious problems with math, or takes us for fools who can not add 2 and 2. A ton of long staple Egyptian Giza cotton costs in the years 60 around U.S. $ 2,000 Egypt's annual production of staple foods, long-staple cotton in 60 years and was 300 000 tons. Of course, Egypt not sell all of its cotton abroad, and, of course, the USSR was not the only customer Egypt. But suppose that Egypt sold 300,000 tons of all of their cotton to the USSR. 300 000 tons x $ 2,000 / ton = 600 million dollars. $ 600 million, that is all Egypt could get for all their cotton. A Soviet tank T-55, including the Soviet low prices, cost $ 150,000. Egypt 2000, these tanks. The total cost of them to Egypt should be 300 million Soviet MIG-19 U.S. dollars cost almost $ 10 million. Egypt had 300 of these GSI. The total cost of them to Egypt should be 3 billion dollars. guns rifles, bandages, cartridges, bombs, mortars, anti-aircraft missiles, submarines, warships … put all other four billion dollars (had to cost at least Two more times, so be bet). In total, around 8 billion dollars. Plus interest, of course. This is what Egypt had to pay to the Union For Soviet technical and military equipment that was in the 60s. The stories about how Egypt attention to the USSR, the then third world exporter of cotton, cotton with sound ridiculous. The USSR accepted the Egyptian cotton, because Egypt had nothing else to pay. Thus, the story of how Egypt attention to the USSR with the cotton does not fly. But how is it paid? Quite simply, Egypt did not pay. Despite being supplied weapons at bargain prices in exchange for cotton, and long-term loans of cheap money, Egypt's debt to the USSR was estimated at 11 billion U.S. dollars in 1977 (AP (February 11, 2003). Then the USSR collapsed, and the new Russian government canceled most of the debt of Egypt. In fact, Syria was even more debt to the Russians than Egypt. In the winter of 2005, Syria's foreign debt for deliveries in the military between 1955 and 1989 of $ 13.4 billion were written to $ 3.6 billion. Edition: Loser II, in case you have not understood your brain Egyptian slow: the author of the questions makes clear that both Egypt and Israel were receiving military aid, with the only difference is that Israel paid for it-and you did not. differrence Another was that Israel had its own tanks, planes, guns, and you, with your friends Syria, lived only on what the Russians sent to you. This means Israel can live successfully and to fight without U.S. military aid, while you, without this support will have to learn to fight with sticks and clubs, as well as its long Last ancestors of the caves. So stop your shouting about how Israel, armed to the teeth by the United States won the war against the defenseless "and" without Arms Egypt, who were armed better than Israel, worse, no, but Israel beat you up.

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Civil War: Photograph by unknown. Size 26.50 X 17.75 Art Poster Print


Civil War: Photograph by unknown. Size 26.50 X 17.75 Art Poster Print



Civil War: Photograph by unknown.Total Size : 27.50 inches width by 18.75 inches height.This is the Highest Quality Art Print Reproduction of the Original Work. Fully Authorized by the Artist. OnlineWall is the worlds best quality art print, poster and framing store with over 25 years custom framing experience our quality of art prints cannot be beat ….


Civil War: Photograph by unknown. Size 26.50 X 17.75 Art Poster Print on Canvas


Civil War: Photograph by unknown. Size 26.50 X 17.75 Art Poster Print on Canvas



Canvas Transfer of Civil War: Photograph by unknown.Total Size : 27.50 inches width by 18.75 inches height.Ready to hang Transfer Stretched on Canvas with 3/4 inch deep bars, with Gallery Wrap method (image wraps around the edge, and continues back toward the wall).This is the Highest Quality Art Print Reproduction of the Original Work. OnlineWall is the worlds best quality art print, poster and …


Empire Cannon / Mortar Warhammer Fantasy


Empire Cannon / Mortar Warhammer Fantasy


$19.98


You get enough parts to make a plastic Mortar, or Cannon and three crew. Miniatures come unpainted and unassembled in their original packaging. Books are in brand new condition….

35 piece Revolutionary War Plastic Army Men 65mm Soldier Figure Toy Set


35 piece Revolutionary War Plastic Army Men 65mm Soldier Figure Toy Set


$7.99


Army Men play set with 35 pieces. Figures include Colonial Americans in blue, British Empire Redcoats in red, and German Hessian Mercenaries in black and a horse, cannon, mortar, and play mat. Includes figures of General George Washington (on horseback), General Charles Cornwallis, and French General Marquis De Lafeyette….

Godzilla Twin-firing Combat Cannon with Figure Playset


Godzilla Twin-firing Combat Cannon with Figure Playset


$9.99


Produced by Trendmasters in 1998. Approximate size of Unopened Box is 9 x 6 x 2.5 inches….