Congratulations, America! The U.S. war in Afghanistan has now lasted longer than the Soviet war in Afghanistan. That's nine years and fifty-three days for us, so far, and nine years and fifty days for the USSR. One cool thing about always having wars in the same brown-people countries year after year and decade after decade is that simple people don't need to keep learning new, weird country names. Just sort of learn to say Afghanistan and Iraq, and you're set for 20 or 30 years!
“I personally believe, that U.S. Americans, some, people out there, in our nation don’t have maps. and uh… I believe that our education like such as in South Africa, and the Iraq, everywhere like such as… and, I believe our education over here, in the U.S. should help the U.S. or should help South Africa, and should help the Iraq and Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future, for us.
Speaking of wars and the games spawned by wars - What's up with the HomeFront ad? The same dude who worked on Red Dawn (near worst movie ever) sat down with his creative team and came up with...what? Red Dawn...but with a resurgent North Korea? North Korea...really? Why not China? Oh wait...didn't they get all pissy about how they were portrayed in C&C Generals? It doesn't do well to piss off our masters, thou knows.
Silliest premise ever.
But wait...maybe not. We&#039;re going to war with Korea sooner rather than later. What better way to get fresh young <strike>cannonfodder</strike> men to get fired up about kicking some gook ass?
I am certainly no historian, but I believe that in 18th century England, when the terms &quot;liberal&quot; and &quot;conservative&quot; took root, liberals were the ones with an appetite for adventuristic wars, and conservatives were the homebodies who wanted to be frugal.
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<b>USA! USA!</b>
Let us also not forgot W&#039;s classic &quot;Bring it on!&quot; Good luck to your son.
&ldquo;I personally believe, that U.S. Americans, some, people out there, in our nation don&rsquo;t have maps. and uh&hellip; I believe that our education like such as in South Africa, and the Iraq, everywhere like such as&hellip; and, I believe our education over here, in the U.S. should help the U.S. or should help South Africa, and should help the Iraq and Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future, for us.
Speaking of wars and the games spawned by wars - What&#039;s up with the HomeFront ad? The same dude who worked on Red Dawn (near worst movie ever) sat down with his creative team and came up with...what? Red Dawn...but with a resurgent North Korea? North Korea...really? Why not China? Oh wait...didn&#039;t they get all pissy about how they were portrayed in C&amp;C Generals? It doesn&#039;t do well to piss off our masters, thou knows.
Silliest premise ever.
But wait...maybe not. We&#039;re going to war with Korea sooner rather than later. What better way to get fresh young <strike>cannonfodder</strike> men to get fired up about kicking some gook ass?
Jesus wept.
From the picture: Camo uniforms with reflective belts. Yes...I understand why. But you still have to laugh...Camouflage AND High Visibility Belts
I am certainly no historian, but I believe that in 18th century England, when the terms &quot;liberal&quot; and &quot;conservative&quot; took root, liberals were the ones with an appetite for adventuristic wars, and conservatives were the homebodies who wanted to be frugal.
Not only did we win the useless war contest, but it generated an eloquent slur to be used against the homeland of Sarah Palin fans: Dumfuckistan.
And if you&#039;re married you can pick up that burka that your wife has always wanted. No more bad hair days!