War
- Thread starter danmand
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As said in another thread, it is rather hard to get wrong such items of technical intelligence as all the missiles were launched from areas under the control of the Syrian Army and landed in areas controlled by the rebels.
Yes, Ig people die in war. Hence as many of us have said the decision to go to war should be made judiciously. At the same time sometimes war is justified.
I have a hard time believing that you think the US is subservient to Saudi Arabia.
I have a hard time believing how intentionally obtuse you are but your posts continue.
GOP Leadership from behind.....
Dubya had NO problem being a 'bottom' for Saudi's, by holding hands, kissing and bowing to them.....
"On the morning of June 2, 1916 a furious bombardment was unleashed against the Canadian positions, and simultaneously four huge mines were exploded under Mount Sorrel. Trenches and their defenders vanished. . .of 702 men in the 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles, only 76 survived unwounded. . . finally [11 days later and after the loss of 8,430] the Canadians. . . . regained all the positions lost.
What a Hell of a way to get your name on the Menin Gate.
Now are we going to argue that instead everyone should have sung Kumbaya? Somehow I don't believe an Air Campaign over Syria is going to be like this.
What a Hell of a way to get your name on the Menin Gate.
Now are we going to argue that instead everyone should have sung Kumbaya? Somehow I don't believe an Air Campaign over Syria is going to be like this.
Wilfred E.S. Owen was a great poet. But out in the real world George S. Patton had it closer to the mark although in far less erudite terms: "I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his."
"Freedom is just another word for nothing word for nothing left to lose."
Janis Joplin
