Life for a life ?

[captain cojones]

I thought that Kevlar was made by DuPont? Twaron is made by a Dutch company.

 

Its not the Kevlar but rather the fabric, which resists knife cuts.

 

http://www.aitex.es/en/acerca-de-aitex.html

 

This is the research place. im always doing little news things about something or other that they have just invented.

[Ken L]

Here you go Chesters. Not as far off topic as aliens and lollipops but thought provoking reading all the same. I remember Mr Thomas's show where he exposed the electro-shock batons (shaped perfectly for anal insertion) being manufactured and sold to the Saudi's and others by UK companies. It seems like the 2007 act put a stop to that but as ever, the Chinese make them cheaper - although whether they're as reliable in a wet enviromment and whether they still work after being smacked into the testicles of a dissident is presumably an open question. Then again, the Chinese get so many more oppertunities to test their kit out than Brittish companies ever did.

Actually, I think it was the same show where he covered the leg irons as handcuffs issue.

[Alan Stubbs]

Here you go Chesters. Not as far off topic as aliens and lollipops but thought provoking reading all the same. I remember Mr Thomas's show where he exposed the electro-shock batons (shaped perfectly for anal insertion) being manufactured and sold to the Saudi's and others by UK companies. It seems like the 2007 act put a stop to that but as ever, the Chinese make them cheaper - although whether they're as reliable in a wet enviromment and whether they still work after being smacked into the testicles of a dissident is presumably an open question. Then again, the Chinese get so many more oppertunities to test their kit out than Brittish companies ever did.

Actually, I think it was the same show where he covered the leg irons as handcuffs issue.

 

 

Ken, I recall the bumwad that is Peter hain as Minister for Overseas Development being taken to task for licencing the sale of BAe Hawks to Indonesia where they were used to attack the dissidents in East Timor.

 

He maintained that they were sold as training aircraft, but they still had underwing armament pylons for rocket pods and bombs when they left the UK.... and were using British made ordnance as fitted to British, Saudi and Finnish Hawks. The export licence went through because they were fast jet trainers not light attack aircraft. A look at Jane's All The World's Aircraft will show you just how tenuous a grip on reality hain posessed. Actually, it looks as if Mr Hain was trying to defend the morally indefensible seeing as New Labour were touting their 'Ethical Foreign Policy' at the time.

[chesters1]

Here you go Chesters. Not as far off topic as aliens and lollipops but thought provoking reading all the same. I remember Mr Thomas's show where he exposed the electro-shock batons (shaped perfectly for anal insertion) being manufactured and sold to the Saudi's and others by UK companies. It seems like the 2007 act put a stop to that but as ever, the Chinese make them cheaper - although whether they're as reliable in a wet enviromment and whether they still work after being smacked into the testicles of a dissident is presumably an open question. Then again, the Chinese get so many more oppertunities to test their kit out than Brittish companies ever did.

Actually, I think it was the same show where he covered the leg irons as handcuffs issue.

 

yes your probably right ,the instruments and chains in a single show i cant remember myself but its probably was in some expose few could be bothered to watch