OddBall1st
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A "land split treaty" puts the base, ......scratch one NATO base without a shot.......
Which part of the NATO,...wants that ?
Which part of the NATO,...wants that ?
Russia needs a beating
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OddBall1st
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Does anyone know where there is some land up for grabs, say stolen by a violent Army and held, somewhere in or around the Iraqi and Syrian borders, maybe by chance possibly ?
OddBall1st
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Putin already stated that Damascus is not going anywhere and it needs to be in charge. Assad is that man.
OddBall1st
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Anything else is like Libya saying they wont deal with DC but will with Boston MA.
LeeLong
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That is absolutely the best one I have seen this week.
pnwmystery
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Well, he's hinted that this isn't the only outcome that Russia wants to see. He said there needs to be peace talks between the SRCC and the Assad government as well.
UncleBuck
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i know this one guy who thinks intelligence was not an evolutionary advantage in certain geographic regions, and thus they failed to "evolve from the neck up".
the shit some idiots believe is indeed unthinkable.
LeeLong
Member
Yes you are a perfect example of both things, except you don't have a genetic excuse do you? Seems the worse in my mind. I think it must have been vaccines?
(Heh heh)
LeeLong
Member
Oh he has baited oby up with the "lets form an alliance to defeat isis" which is a hoot! Can't wait to see qweazle wiggle his way through that one
But I don't get the idea anyone is going to wind down. I'm afraid this is just the winding up beginning of what could easily enough spread outside the m.e., which sucks
ginwilly
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The cold war never really ended. We've been on opposite sides of nearly every conflict since WW1.Oh he has baited oby up with the "lets form an alliance to defeat isis" which is a hoot! Can't wait to see qweazle wiggle his way through that one
But I don't get the idea anyone is going to wind down. I'm afraid this is just the winding up beginning of what could easily enough spread outside the m.e., which sucks
The entire middle east fiasco has been one long drama of us arming one side and Russia/China arming the other. It seems the dick measuring never really stops and if it spills over the ME like you say, it's inching toward full scale.
londonfog
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[QUOTE="ginwilly, post: 12002457, member: 366916"]The cold war never really ended. We've been on opposite sides of nearly every conflict since WW1.
The entire middle east fiasco has been one long drama of us arming one side and Russia/China arming the other. It seems the dick measuring never really stops and if it spills over the ME like you say, it's inching toward full scale.[/QUOTE]
Agree...just another false credit given to Reagan the movie star. Just as bad as "trickle down economics" would be good for America.
American Conservatives
The entire middle east fiasco has been one long drama of us arming one side and Russia/China arming the other. It seems the dick measuring never really stops and if it spills over the ME like you say, it's inching toward full scale.[/QUOTE]
Agree...just another false credit given to Reagan the movie star. Just as bad as "trickle down economics" would be good for America.
American Conservatives
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vostok
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Mean while todays news, .. is the incompetent and fleeing USAF.. drives a F18 into a British farmers field
A US Marine Corps pilot has died in an F-18 jet crash, close to an RAF base.
The jet came down on farmland in Cambridgeshire, with the alarm raised at 10:30 BST.
The Hornet aircraft, which had taken off from RAF Lakenheath but was not connected to the base,
crashed four miles from RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk. The pilot was the only crew member, police said
The aircraft was part of a fleet of six fighter jets due to fly to California, the US air force said.
The remaining five FA-18 Hornets safely diverted to RAF Lossiemouth airfield in Moray.
The aircraft had been en-route from Bahrain and were scheduled to fly to their base in Miramar.
Miramar, base of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, said in a statement: "A third Marine aircraft wing FA-18/C Hornet
belonging to Marine Attack Fighter Squadron 232 stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar crashed
in the vicinity of RAF Lakenheath at approximately 05:30am. "The incident is currently under investigation."
The US Marine Corps added: "I can confirm that the pilot ejected, but I do not have additional information at this time.
Our deepest condolences go out to the family and friends of the pilot. "The cause of the crash is still unknown."
A witness to the crash, Karen Miles-Holdaway, from Redmere, said she thought the pilot did very well to avoid any houses.
"You could feel the ground move so what I think I heard was probably the impact," she said.
A US Marine Corps pilot has died in an F-18 jet crash, close to an RAF base.
The jet came down on farmland in Cambridgeshire, with the alarm raised at 10:30 BST.
The Hornet aircraft, which had taken off from RAF Lakenheath but was not connected to the base,
crashed four miles from RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk. The pilot was the only crew member, police said
The aircraft was part of a fleet of six fighter jets due to fly to California, the US air force said.
The remaining five FA-18 Hornets safely diverted to RAF Lossiemouth airfield in Moray.
The aircraft had been en-route from Bahrain and were scheduled to fly to their base in Miramar.
Miramar, base of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, said in a statement: "A third Marine aircraft wing FA-18/C Hornet
belonging to Marine Attack Fighter Squadron 232 stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar crashed
in the vicinity of RAF Lakenheath at approximately 05:30am. "The incident is currently under investigation."
The US Marine Corps added: "I can confirm that the pilot ejected, but I do not have additional information at this time.
Our deepest condolences go out to the family and friends of the pilot. "The cause of the crash is still unknown."
A witness to the crash, Karen Miles-Holdaway, from Redmere, said she thought the pilot did very well to avoid any houses.
"You could feel the ground move so what I think I heard was probably the impact," she said.
pnwmystery
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Making fun of casualties is incredibly poor taste. What I find interesting is how you're talking about a Marine pilot who lost his life, but what about the 20 Russian casualties that happened the other day in Syria including 3 dead? Haven't mentioned that at all have you.Mean while todays news, .. is the incompetent and fleeing USAF.. drives a F18 into a British farmers field
A US Marine Corps pilot has died in an F-18 jet crash, close to an RAF base.
The jet came down on farmland in Cambridgeshire, with the alarm raised at 10:30 BST.
The Hornet aircraft, which had taken off from RAF Lakenheath but was not connected to the base,
crashed four miles from RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk. The pilot was the only crew member, police said
The aircraft was part of a fleet of six fighter jets due to fly to California, the US air force said.
The remaining five FA-18 Hornets safely diverted to RAF Lossiemouth airfield in Moray.
The aircraft had been en-route from Bahrain and were scheduled to fly to their base in Miramar.
Miramar, base of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, said in a statement: "A third Marine aircraft wing FA-18/C Hornet
belonging to Marine Attack Fighter Squadron 232 stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar crashed
in the vicinity of RAF Lakenheath at approximately 05:30am. "The incident is currently under investigation."
The US Marine Corps added: "I can confirm that the pilot ejected, but I do not have additional information at this time.
Our deepest condolences go out to the family and friends of the pilot. "The cause of the crash is still unknown."
A witness to the crash, Karen Miles-Holdaway, from Redmere, said she thought the pilot did very well to avoid any houses.
"You could feel the ground move so what I think I heard was probably the impact," she said.
ginwilly
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It makes no sense. Society has made a lot of progress over the last century but you see how far we still have to go.
I wonder if man will ever get past warring.
mr sunshine
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Russia needs to understand that the north pole is ours..
I honestly think just a little bit less of you now that I know you have a facebook page.
lol
ginwilly
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lol
me too, but I have lived so many different places it's easier to keep up with friends that way. I never "update my status" with good bowel movements if that helps.
ttystikk
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OF COURSE! Because the GOP is owned and operated by megacorps, who are owned and operated by the ultra wealthy, who have made zero effort to hide their support of Israel, no matter how genocidal they become. Besides, it's profitable as Fuck to sell weapons to the US military and all our allies... especially if there's a war on and they're getting used!
Daily Quiz time; who is the largest arms dealer on planet Earth?