@TwoRulesOfWar It's entirely possible that Russians produced this...but either way, it doesn't matter one way or another, we need to reexamine who we support and how much we support them.
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@CynicalPublius I saw a video of WV Guard assets doing work, but I agree. I looked yesterday on DOD social media to see if they posted anything and there was one story. During Katrina all of 1st CAVs lift assets went over. The 101st is in that area as well...they have more CH-47s than anyone.
@toystark6886 Some security people are like a hammer and everything they see is a nail. If you are on public property and there is nothing posted regarding photography or loitering (watching) there is really nothing they can do to stop you. They can of course harass you to death.
@bigbdad18@JulienHoez "Religious extremists" would have done something other than asking "What the hell were you thinking by doing that?" Mocking something the followers of a religion hold dear doesn't sound like tolerance to me, but what do I know?
To be in the College Football Hall of Fame, a coach must have won at least 60% of his games. Mike Leach won 59.6%.
RT if you think Mike Leach should still be included in the College Football Hall of Fame
@SR_Planespotter You can't compare costs given that Russian industry is state-owned. How much does it REALLY cost? Also, when your development costs are reduced by the use espionage, it tends to reduce the overall cost.
@lutesgre@CynicalPublius Having done a lot of research recently regarding the beginning of the Iraq War, I would say that there is a lot of selective memory about it. Saddam had an extensive history of subverting WMD inspections and abiding by the cease-fire agreement that ended Desert Storm.