Your cranium has sustained many sudden accelerations and decelerations.
Bollocks. I'm pure spirit hun.
Unfortunately, it seems the US administration must be festooned in tin, considering that their jingoistic reports of a brave, daring raid,& a fierce firefight against the world's most dangerous man, cowardly using his wife as a human shield in a luxury villa, have turned out to be a lot of hotheads shooting up the town, & an unarmed crippled old man & his family, in a pigsty in Pakistan.
Now they're saying - well he might have been wearing a suicide vest -what for 10 years?hahaha:tongue:
Tin foil? Mad conspiracies? Ladies & Gentlemen I give you the administration of the USA, & all those who swallow her shit.:biggrin1: Taking the piss out of her citizens since Johnson, to boot!
You forgot the Elders of Zion, New World Order, Holy Grail, Jewish takeover, Monty Python etc.I never took much notice until I thought to myself, if Mikhail Khodorkovsky turns out to have entrusted his billions to the Rothschilds, then I'll know that something is fishier than week old tuna. Guess what? He did.
You've got a war with almost 6,000 americans killed going nowhere; total economic incompetence heading towards banana republic status.Tin foil? Mad conspiracies? Ladies & Gentlemen I give you the administration of the USA, & all those who swallow her shit.:biggrin1: Taking the piss out of her citizens since Johnson, to boot!
I propose Gilbert Gottfried for the role of Donald Trump.
How bout Crackoff?Gil isn't annoying enough.
Yeah? She could still kick your Aussie ass to Kingdome Come without breaking a sweat.From this distance the US looks like a neurotic old woman.
Oh BTW, I don't think anyone asked.Oh BTW, I've never said that I wasn't part American!
Not that that big churning moat around the country had anything to do with it.Even without the US, Britain was never invaded, nor even really planned to be either.
Thanks for the history lesson, Professor Crackhead. Now please put down the pipe.I do believe that the US was completely non-interventionist in the early war years, FDR was elected on that ticket - possibly that's something to return to. The US did come in, late, but because the US stopped the Allies advance, due to FDR's machinations with Stalin at Yalta, we didn't carry on & smash Uncle Joe, which the Brits, & of course, Patton, wanted to.
A war fought over Poland. Germany invaded one side, the Russians the other 2 weeks later. Only one side was declared war on.
Aim - to prevent much of Eastern Europe falling into a murdering tyrant's hands.
Outcome - Eastern Europe falls into a murdering tyrant's hands, & his oppressive successors for 45 years, & we start the military industrial complex, & pointless amounts spent on an arms race, & subsequent to that, unwanted global intervention, whilst creating the climate of fear which sustains it.
I'm not sure that any of it changed the end result in the long run.
Sacha Baron Cohen as "Borat" playing "Osama Bin Laden"?
You forgot the Elders of Zion, New World Order, Holy Grail, Jewish takeover, Monty Python etc.
Oh BTW, I don't think anyone asked.
""Your" country" - would seem to indicate a unique identification.
Not that that big churning moat around the country had anything to do with it.
Well duh, yes!
Thanks for the history lesson, Professor Crackhead. Now please put down the pipe.
Oh, please don't give that man ANY ideas.
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/snip/That's the difference.The hyperbole came from the President's office - we're only getting the truth because there are key witness survivors./snip/
/snip/Even without the US, Britain was never invaded, nor even really planned to be either./snip/
I think it goes without saying that the world will undoubtedly be a better place without Bin Laden. However I suspect I'm not alone in feeling that there was something distasteful, if not indecent, about the sheer jubilation and triumphalism which followed his demise, particularly on the American side of the pond. If anything, it's the ending of a very tragic story. Bin Laden came from a wealthy background and could have had anything he wanted - just by asking. He didn't have to involve himself in terrorism. Sadly, that was the route he chose to take, no doubt knowing full well that those who live by the sword die by the sword.
/snip/Do I believe there is a conspiracy? Who knows, but there hasn't been any clear proof that anyone is dead./snip/
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So you can believe what the television (predictive programming machine), newspapers, radio, etc. tells you, like all the masses. That's why they exist - to feed you whatever information they want./snip/
Wow... this is according to who? You? Perhaps your grasp of history doesn't include Operation Sea Lion, but I've provided a link so you can brush up your apparently scant knowledge of World War II facts. The operation was postponed in the fall of 1940 because of the success of the Battle of Britain, the British aerial defense of their island in which ten American pilots flew aircraft under the command of the RAF. Hitler's plan was to postpone Sea Lion until Goring could demonstrate air superiority, but he never got the chance to bring it back into play.
In fact, you can thank Uncle Adolph himself for Britain's narrow escape from wearing jackboots and sporting swastikas. By foolishly aligning himself with Japan in the Tripartite Pact in September of 1940, he allowed the Americans to join the war in the European theater the following year when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Britain was able to rely on the American war machine after war was declared on 8 December 1941 even though the United States had officially been providing aid and material since the March 1941 passage of the Lend-Lease Act.
The US and Britain enjoyed a close and special relationship throughout the 20th century because of our common heritage and our similar values and world-views. It's unfortunate you weren't aware of that.