I bet a couple of Tomahawks could end that production line nice and quick. To bad we decided to give up on our agreements and allies so that we can be buddies with the ruskies. Both of my Grandfather’s are rolling over in their graves, and I never thought The US could fall so low.

Ah, yes. Russian Warfighting 101, or “How to suffer 1 million casualties and spend three years plus on a three day special military operation.”

By “Ice camp” you must mean the places we “concentrate” undesirable people.

Pretty sure they just give him one of these and lock the door:

It does look that way. In the first shot, you can see the other A50 burning. The second shot shows the attack on the first one.

Can we please crowdfund about 4 tomahawks to just finish this stupid bridge. I get why we haven’t sent them, to expensive, proprietary tech, US preventing deep strikes and escalation. But for the love of God, four or so of some older ones can’t hurt us, and I just want to see Russian media coverage try to explain how it’s not a problem and nothing to see here. Plus, Russians in Crimea will absolutely shit if the whole thing blows up.

That was the best part. The trucks were driven by Russians themselves. They built small sheds in Kazakhstan with automated opening roofs, then loaded in the smuggled drones. They loaded them all up into a rigged container. Then they moved them across an easier to cross border into Russia, with a set up fake company. Last thing was to hire local Russian truck drivers and deliver them to pre set spots by the air bases. All SBU guys get out of Russia, with unwitting truck drivers delivering the doom to the air force.

Drinks are free for these guys. This an amazing operation and is about to cripple all Russian trucking for a bit, as the entire country is searched.

Say what you want about uniforms, but the praetorian guard didn’t have these:

So, NYT, do the Swiss all have micro hands? How do you explain Swiss watchmaking? For that matter, how about American watchmaking? America used to make all kinds of tiny wristwatches, including movements. There is also a few current American watchmakers, with a few building intricate movements.

I was assured there were many of them. They are to be released this week. Kayleigh wouldn’t bear false witness, would she?

Good job, Trump! I can now check off “Lebensraum” from my “Are Republican’s actually Nazis?” Checklist. Almost full now, then I guess we all lose.

Welp, I guess I can check off “Do unethical medical experiments on people” from my “Are Republicans actually Nazis?” Checklist. Next up: Get Bayer to restart pesticide production to clean up the migrant detention centers.

No, he can’t. The VP is chosen, not hired. He can only be removed by impeachment or resignation.

We are starting an office pool on how fast He goes into DT’s during Congressional questioning. It’s only fair that he sits in the chair at least as long as Hillary did.

This is amazing. I hope the hero that did this stays safe.

This whole list amounts to $729 million. That is 20% of the $3.5 billion in additional money we sent in one month to Israel to buy bombs and missiles. You can see what kind of goodwill our government is really interested in “spreading”. Maybe the USAID money was well spent and we could do something about the money that is going to death, misery and creating more hate against us? Crazy talk, I know.

He still catches up and kills/captures everyone. He is only thwarted by his own, highly trained soldiers that don’t want to waste space laser “ammunition”???

I just remember the drunk suburban girl who would load up the jukebox with Creed and Nickelback at the bar. Nothing kills a good Friday night at the bar faster than that.

No problem. I have seen a lot of people think that the army was just tossing huge chunks of uranium around. The actual core made of depleted uranium is quite small, I believe it is less than 300grams in an Abrams 120mm shell. The cores are encased and not very radioactive, but I would bet they are still an environmental hazzard long after they are used. The US started using it when it proved harder of a penetrator than tungsten, and since it is a waste product, it was far cheaper.