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I sell to pacifists,
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but they're not the most regular of
customers.
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Of course, you're not a true
internationalist...
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...until you've supplied weapons
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to kill your own countrymen.
:41:12
This current state of chaos won't
last forever.
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There'll have to be order.
:41:21
Instead of cutting each other's throats,
:41:24
it may be beneficial if we work together.
:41:25
What do you think?
:41:30
What do I think?
:41:32
I think you are the amateur now,
:41:35
and I think you should go with
your instincts.
:41:37
With your first instinct.
:41:39
I'm the same man who was not
:41:40
good enough for you before...
:41:41
and I'm just not good enough
for you now.
:41:58
The problem with gunrunners
going to war
:42:02
is that there's no shortage of ammunition.
:42:08
This was the chaos
:42:09
that the Old Guard had always feared.
:42:11
As far as they were concerned,
:42:13
I was giving arms dealers a bad name.
:42:15
But they could hardly report me
to the Better Business Bureau.
:42:20
And Ukraine wasn't the only former state...
:42:22
with an unpaid army and stockpiles of guns.
:42:25
There was Bulgaria, Hungary,
Poland, Belarus...
:42:30
all there for the taking.
:42:36
Of all the weapons in the vast
Soviet arsenal...
:42:39
nothing was more profitable than
Avtomat Kalashnikova,
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model of 1947,
:42:44
more commonly known as the
AK-47... or kalashnikov.
:42:48
It's the world's most popular
assault rifle
:42:51
a weapon all fighters love.
:42:53
An elegantly simple nine-pound
:42:54
amalgamation of forged steel
and plywood.
:42:57
It doesn't break, jam, or overheat.