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Here we go again (POSTED BY : 442 cheshire farm ct)
As i said (look at subject) look some may find my information or my opinions a lie i don't care but you must read this. Do you know how the AL QAEDA are funded? it's drugs Opium/heroin to be exact, the money flow goes to them and funds their military operations and must we AMERICANS suffer because our government doesn't feel like taking the ...
Posted to
Human Nature
by
dunsmack
on
October 27, 2009
Re: Question for Women's Equality Pugs
I personally disagree very strongly with the idea of women serving in Combat Arms units. I am a 5 year veteran of the United States Army with two Iraq War deployments. For my entire career, I have been a proud member of the United States Army Cavalry, the premiere reconaissance force for mechanized forces. There are several key points beyond ...
Posted to
Ballot Box
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andyv2k14
on
September 2, 2009
Who's leaving Iraq?
There are still 130,000+ US troops in Iraq. There are likely 100,000+ military contractors (under DOD contracts and Iraqi ministry of defense) in Iraq. 8 of the 10 largest nongovernment oil corporations in the world are bidding on Iraqi oil and mineral contracts starting on the day of 'Iraqi independence'. Whereever America oil companies have ...
Posted to
War Stories
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Usama3
on
July 1, 2009
Shia Domination in Iraq Spells Death to Sunnis
While Kaplan doesnt really address the NEW American inspired dynamics in Iraq, these dynamics are set to put Shia in control of the vast database of intel on Sunni 'awakening' militias, including DNA, addresses, etc. And Maliki has failed to incorporate them into the regular Iraqi military, indicating once again 100s of 1000s of trained Iraqi ...
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War Stories
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Usama3
on
June 29, 2009
Re: tough argument to make -How About now?
WASHINGTON – The Pentagon said Monday it no longer includes a Bible quote on the cover page of daily intelligence briefings it sends to the White House as was practice during the Bush administration. Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said he did not know how long the Worldwide Intelligence Update cover sheets quoted from the Bible. Air Force ...
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Fighting Words
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hayate
on
May 18, 2009
Re: Obama
I'm not educated in withdrawal. At least he has said we are getting out of a place we had no business being in the first place. I hope he does it the intelligent way.
Posted to
The Big Idea
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donbarbrod
on
May 18, 2009
tough argument to make
One that can only be made in the negative as in not sorry instead of glad George W. Bush served two terms. Further, it seems to me the notion that the other guys might have made things worse in reaction to the events of 9/11 as supportive of the reactions of the Bush administration assumes the events would have unfolded in the same way. I ...
Posted to
Fighting Words
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hayate
on
May 16, 2009
What are you calling war?
Not to state the obvious, but most wars are not declared war between nations, but internal civil strife. There is plenty of evidence of war between people over water. Darfur is a conflict that arose, in part, due to the scarcity of water and good land. Battle lines were drawn along ethnic lines, but water provided a good motive. By the way, ...
Posted to
Press Box
by
JamesTheHype
on
April 3, 2009
afganistan
Do we really need to be in there at this time at all?
Posted to
War Stories
by
david wayne osedach
on
March 28, 2009
Al Qaida and attacking the United States
Noah's question about the absence of a successful Al Qaida attack between 2001 and 2009 is a good one, but misses several important points. 1. Al Qaida has stated its goal is to make the US bleed, and bankrupt us. 2. Our expenses are well over a trillion dollars already, which is a good ways towards bankrupting us. 3. Our losses are 4,173 ...
Posted to
Chatterbox
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nurtz
on
February 26, 2009
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