Eisenhower takes another turn in his grave.
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what the sh*t
Politics as usual.
Afghan kids aren't going to kill themselves, you know.
Especially not with helicopters and drones. That **** is expensive.
Especially not with helicopters and drones. That **** is expensive.
Bump for the 2012 edition:
http://www.iiss.org/publications/military-balance/the-military-balance-2012/press-statement/
Clearly this problem was created by Mr. Food Stamp President.
http://www.iiss.org/publications/military-balance/the-military-balance-2012/press-statement/
Clearly this problem was created by Mr. Food Stamp President.
is this the trickle down effect of giving the fvckers houses they couldn't afford for the previous 8 years?
Fixed that for you.
but stacking them like cord wood certainly is great exercise.
i'm sure it is crossfit style WOD (workout of the day) in the army/marines.
The latest issue of Men's Health had a big spread "Are you Special Forces Fit?"
Should have said "Are you Afghan Kid Killing Fit?
if i were toshi...i would open a xray/mri clininc next door to every crossfit gym i could find...he could retire in 10 years.
The latest issue of Men's Health had a big spread "Are you Special Forces Fit?"
Should have said "Are you Afghan Kid Killing Fit?
I would vote for a jello mold before I'd vote for Doug Lamborn.
Many of his principles and ideals coincide with the Republican Study Committee (RSC), the caucus of House conservatives, of which Representative Lamborn is pleased to be a member. With over 100 House Republicans, the RSC is dedicated to a limited and Constitutional role for the federal government , a strong national defense, the protection of individual and property rights, and the preservation of traditional family values.
Ah, yes, limiting the Fed Gov to its Consititutionally-established role of preserving traditional family values.
Manson family values...
"...Lamborn has twice been named the Most Conservative Member of Congress..." this is an honor?
All that spending and I still dont have a fvcking jet pack. Its 2012 fer cryin' out loud...I expected jet packs by now. Am I expecting too much?
"...Lamborn has twice been named the Most Conservative Member of Congress..." this is an honor?
All that spending and I still dont have a fvcking jet pack. Its 2012 fer cryin' out loud...I expected jet packs by now. Am I expecting too much?
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We get the government we deserve.
All that spending and I still dont have a fvcking slave. Its 2012 fer cryin' out loud...I expected slaves by now. Am I expecting too much?
And of course that link leads once more to the question that never gets answered effectively.
What are YOU gonna do about it pleb?
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Because "whingeing" about it is never going to be as effective as "doing something" about it.
Move to New Zealand?
I allready put some tape over my laptops webcam.
Checkmate gubment!!
Checkmate gubment!!
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With our current government NZ is not really that much better unfortunately.
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Thanks a lot president Nobel Peace Prize.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/09/24/first-u-s-stealth-jet-attack-on-syria-cost-79-million.html
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/09/24/first-u-s-stealth-jet-attack-on-syria-cost-79-million.html
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Yeah, but the Indian mission to Mars didn't include a 1,000lb Freedom® message, now, did it?
No, I suppose it didn't. Whats the going rate per pound of Freedom® these days?
If I sat on the board of a defense contractor I would feel very secure. Also if one of their lobbyists visited me regularly.
They should have used these guys. It would have only cost 60k and a half rack.
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They harp on the use of the Raptors, but the bulk of the cost came from tossing a few dozen tomahawks at 'em. While effective when used correctly, at damn near $2M a pop, it aint cheap. But I guess it's cheaper than putting more boobs on the ground.
Raptors have got to be somewhere near $100,000/hr to operate, considering all the manpower, operating costs, equipment, R&D, etc. I have some knowledge of what it costs to operate a turbine aircraft just to break even as a business, in addition I've heard the operating costs for the F-15 and 16. The Raptor has got to be way up there, plus by using it you are putting hours on it and decreasing it's service life.They harp on the use of the Raptors, but the bulk of the cost came from tossing a few dozen tomahawks at 'em. While effective when used correctly, at damn near $2M a pop, it aint cheap. But I guess it's cheaper than putting more boobs on the ground.
Add a little pew-pew to your mountain bike and I think you are on to something.
Anyone else expect to hear the horn playing "Dixie" as it flew through the air?
Was disappointed when it did not. Was also mildly surprised that the bed appears not to have folded away from the cab, as is common with the Raptor.