New way to fight ISIS
- Thread starter SmokeyDan
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vostok
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Don't you think they are trying that with 'us' ??
except we got the jab and their 'volunteers' keep dying,
but one will get thru thats alll it takes
besides the air war your president'e ain't working the math still don't add up
20 yo Japanese suv $2000
25yo 50 cal $ 750
crew of 4 @ 25 a day$100 (Tunisian volunteers)
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$ 2850 us per fighting unit ..versus air to ground missile at us$19350 per missile
means the fuckers are winning just on the money ...
its good for the us to hit the gas tanks but thats like hitting pizza joint's in NYC ..lol
except we got the jab and their 'volunteers' keep dying,
but one will get thru thats alll it takes
besides the air war your president'e ain't working the math still don't add up
20 yo Japanese suv $2000
25yo 50 cal $ 750
crew of 4 @ 25 a day$100 (Tunisian volunteers)
-------
$ 2850 us per fighting unit ..versus air to ground missile at us$19350 per missile
means the fuckers are winning just on the money ...
its good for the us to hit the gas tanks but thats like hitting pizza joint's in NYC ..lol
resinousflowers420
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resinousflowers420
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reasonevangelist
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You know what doesn't get checked at customs and quarantined?
Bats.
Bats.
reasonevangelist
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You don't have to feed missiles. It takes ~15-20 years to make a mercenary (from scratch). You don't have to worry about missiles not following orders.
Plus there's drones and robots now. We could just keep building warbots and train military pilots to control them remotely; almost like playing video games all day. You could even set it up so that one bot-pilot could pilot an unlimited number of bots simultaneously, with the exact same single command signals (but also make them individually selectable, so you could move one without the whole group doing the same action). And, each one of those bots could also be a bomb, with some kind of dynamic trigger protocol, so that if anyone managed to get close enough to tamper with it, it would just gib them. Hell, you could probably wrap it with directional charges and not even destroy the bot by setting one off.
I'm sure the MIC would love to build, demonstrate, market, and sell a bunch of those to various war-nations.
Rob Roy
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Babe Ruth used a 54 ounce bat....and that fucker could guzzle a pitcher of beer like nobodies business. Let's see them fuck with him eh? (sorry)
and how often would you say you fly with bats?
i believe there is some sort of UN treaty for chemical warfare..i wonder if that includes biological too?
SmokeyDan
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You air head.
It's not that people ride a passenger bat. It's that bats bite something and then fly across a border to other places.
Ebola has a R0 number of 2, which is half that of AIDS. In other words, an AIDS victim will infect twice as many people as someone from Ebola, before dying or recovering. On average a Ebola victim infects 2 other persons. AIDS victim infects 4. The measles infect 20.
Thank god its not as contagious as the measles or the entire world would be in lock down ATM.
Thank god its not as contagious as the measles or the entire world would be in lock down ATM.
Rob Roy
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Exactly. Everybody knows the Passenger pigeons are extinct anyway.
Johnny Retro
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greenlikemoney
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Who got the video of Uncle Buck? Nice work !!!!
earnest_voice
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Aren't you a medical student? Bats carry hendra you air head.
earnest_voice
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LOL
Patient: Dr, I'm worried about all this ebola talk. You're a doctor how safe are we?
Dr.Sky: Not safe at all, if you want to minimize your chance of infection pick up a face mask.
Patient: From where doctor?
Dr. Sky: Any drug store, actually, here i have a spare one, you should be right now.
Patient: Thanks Dr, i didn't know ebola was airborne contagion ...
Dr. Sky: Neither did I