dux
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If America was"taken over" the new owners would just move the border north another 150-200miles.
I love Canada !! As a fisherman/hunter it's da shit! The farmers are great to us outta towners too!
Funny pics!
Americans will start being microchipped in 3 years
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I love Canada !! As a fisherman/hunter it's da shit! The farmers are great to us outta towners too!
Funny pics!
Yessica...
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Oooooh - happy FATHERS DAY!
Darth Vapour
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Yessica you think so you place your money on Team usa lets here between folklore and fairy tales and of course the american sniper lol
Rob furlong Canadian Craig Harrison British army hold the record for longest kill shot thems the truth , with china investing billions of dollars one would think if usa even thought of coming here shit would hit the fan much sooner
you ever wonder why USA has not went up against a nation with similiar power how about Iran , russia , china they get there ass handed to them on a plate don't kid your self .. If anything other countries learned from usa recent invasions is there actually weak very weak indeed there ground troops are bunch of hill billies they need black water to really make a impact yup paid mercenaries
Its proven fact if usa was to go up against china or russia things might not look so pretty again media will do what ever it can but the truth is they get there ass kicked
USA is not a super power anymore them days are over ..
They just cannot admit it
shit i your to place bets make it a sure bet like the chinese womens army kicking americans ass in combat they wouldnt know what the fuck hit em would be like a pitbull going up against sheep no contest .. fighting a country that has fought thousands of more wars against usa that has lost pretty much every war but in the end fucked up another country in one way or another
Rob furlong Canadian Craig Harrison British army hold the record for longest kill shot thems the truth , with china investing billions of dollars one would think if usa even thought of coming here shit would hit the fan much sooner
you ever wonder why USA has not went up against a nation with similiar power how about Iran , russia , china they get there ass handed to them on a plate don't kid your self .. If anything other countries learned from usa recent invasions is there actually weak very weak indeed there ground troops are bunch of hill billies they need black water to really make a impact yup paid mercenaries
Its proven fact if usa was to go up against china or russia things might not look so pretty again media will do what ever it can but the truth is they get there ass kicked
USA is not a super power anymore them days are over ..
They just cannot admit it
shit i your to place bets make it a sure bet like the chinese womens army kicking americans ass in combat they wouldnt know what the fuck hit em would be like a pitbull going up against sheep no contest .. fighting a country that has fought thousands of more wars against usa that has lost pretty much every war but in the end fucked up another country in one way or another
Yessica...
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I wonder why you think after calling me "the village bicycle" or whatever I would ever read anything YOU write ever again?
Have fun sucking dick, asshole....you're dead to me.
kelly4
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How do you think the USA would do against Canada, ya stoopid fucking hoser?
kelly4
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It's not a car, it's a Ford 2500!
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
when your truck is taller than your house, you might be a canadiaduh F 250 2500 pound F 350 3500 pound but again something you would not be aware of buy the way i own one do you ??? shit i want to do something or buy something i just buy it .. curious Do you drive ??? and if so what lol how many people you know that will spend 30k on axles tires and rimsi am Canadian
I right off more shit in one year then most people make in a year..
that is the truth there kiddo....
once people understand how to play the game like the rich and famous life is actually wicked stress free learn about RIV and RIM might be good start to freedom and being able to do anything you want .. have a nice day
KarmaPaymentPlan
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he'll promptly post more pics verifying his small penis in hopes that he'll come off as a bigger man
Darth Vapour
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Hey karma by the way how are them corn on the cob grows going ???
KarmaPaymentPlan
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better then you coming off as credible!
kelly4
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How's your growing autism, hoser?
bluntmassa1
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Canadian beer sucks it's actually worse than American beer that's pretty fucking bad. 
kelly4
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What article did you steal that wall of text from?
Yessica...
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Darth Vapour
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So here are five straightforward lessons—none acceptable in what passes for discussion and debate in this country—that could be drawn from that last half century of every kind of American warfare:
1. No matter how you define American-style war or its goals, it doesn’t work. Ever.
2. No matter how you pose the problems of our world, it doesn’t solve them. Never.
3. No matter how often you cite the use of military force to “stabilize” or “protect” or “liberate” countries or regions, it is a destabilizing force.
4. No matter how regularly you praise the American way of war and its “warriors,” the US military is incapable of winning its wars.
5. No matter how often American presidents claim that the US military is “the finest fighting force in history,” the evidence is in: it isn’t.
And here’s a bonus lesson: if as a polity we were to take these five no-brainers to heart and stop fighting endless wars, which drain us of national treasure, we would also have a long-term solution to the Veterans Administration health-care crisis. It’s not the sort of thing said in our world, but the VA is in a crisis of financing and caregiving that, in the present context, cannot be solved, no matter whom you hire or fire. The only long-term solution would be to stop fighting losing wars that the American people will pay for decades into the future, as the cost in broken bodies and broken lives is translated into medical care and dumped on the VA.
1. No matter how you define American-style war or its goals, it doesn’t work. Ever.
2. No matter how you pose the problems of our world, it doesn’t solve them. Never.
3. No matter how often you cite the use of military force to “stabilize” or “protect” or “liberate” countries or regions, it is a destabilizing force.
4. No matter how regularly you praise the American way of war and its “warriors,” the US military is incapable of winning its wars.
5. No matter how often American presidents claim that the US military is “the finest fighting force in history,” the evidence is in: it isn’t.
And here’s a bonus lesson: if as a polity we were to take these five no-brainers to heart and stop fighting endless wars, which drain us of national treasure, we would also have a long-term solution to the Veterans Administration health-care crisis. It’s not the sort of thing said in our world, but the VA is in a crisis of financing and caregiving that, in the present context, cannot be solved, no matter whom you hire or fire. The only long-term solution would be to stop fighting losing wars that the American people will pay for decades into the future, as the cost in broken bodies and broken lives is translated into medical care and dumped on the VA.
KarmaPaymentPlan
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look i dont agree with what we do
but what we do we do well
and what we do is horrible
Yessica...
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Can someone get this thread moved to politics? Bah-jebus!
@Football???
@rollitup
@GreatwhiteNorth
@sunni
This is definitely a thread for the politics section. Thanks!
@Football???
@rollitup
@GreatwhiteNorth
@sunni
This is definitely a thread for the politics section. Thanks!
Mr. Bongwater
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let me guess you tried one Canadian beer and assumed all Canadian beer sucked, you guys are famous for coors light and bud weiser, both terrible beers compared to our famous moose head and molson canadianCanadian beer sucks it's actually worse than American beer that's pretty fucking bad.
Aeroknow
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When your truck is lifted taller than your penis length, you might be @Darth Vapour
Yessica...
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All I hear is THIS:
Darth Vapour
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Similarly, the NSA’s surveillance regime, another form of global intervention by Washington, has—experts are convinced—done little or nothing to protect Americans from terror attacks. It has, however, done a great deal to damage the interests of America’s tech corporations and to increase suspicion and anger over Washington’s policies even among allies. And by the way, congratulations are due on one of the latest military moves of the Obama administration, the sending of US military teams and drones into Nigeria and neighboring countries to help rescue those girls kidnapped by the extremist group Boko Haram. The rescue was a remarkable success… oops, didn’t happen (and we don’t even know yet what the blowback will be).
3. American-style war is a destabilizing force. Just look at the effects of American war in the twenty-first century. It’s clear, for instance, that the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 unleashed a brutal, bloody, Sunni-Shiite civil war across the region (as well as the Arab Spring, one might argue). One result of that invasion and the subsequent occupation, as well as of the wars and civil wars that followed: the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, Syrians and Lebanese, while major areas of Syria and some parts of Iraq have fallen into the hands of armed supporters of Al Qaeda or, in one major case, a group that didn’t find that organization extreme enough. A significant part of the oil heartlands of the planet is, that is, being destabilized.
Meanwhile, the US war in Afghanistan and the CIA’s drone assassination campaign in the tribal borderlands of neighboring Pakistan have destabilized that country, which now has its own fierce Taliban movement. The 2011 US intervention in Libya initially seemed like a triumph, as had the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan before it. Libyan autocrat Muammar Qaddafi was overthrown and the rebels swept into power. Like Afghanistan and Iraq, however, Libya is now a basket case, riven by competing militias and ambitious generals, largely ungovernable, and an open wound for the region. Arms from Qaddafi’s looted arsenals have made their way into the hands of Islamist rebels and jihadist extremists from the Sinai Peninsula to Mali, from Northern Africa tonorthern Nigeria, where Boko Haram is entrenched. It is even possible, as Nick Turse has done, to trace the growing US military presence in Africa to the destabilization of parts of that continent.
4. The US military can’t win its wars. This is so obvious (though seldom said) that it hardly has to be explained. The US military has not won a serious engagement since World War II: the results of wars in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq ranged from stalemate to defeat and disaster. With the exception of a couple of campaigns against essentially no one (in Grenada and Panama), nothing, including the “Global War on Terror,” would qualify as a success on its own terms, no less anyone else’s. This was true, strategically speaking, despite the fact that, in all these wars, the United States controlled the air space, the seas (where relevant) and just about any field of battle where the enemy might be met. Its firepower was overwhelming and its ability to lose in small-scale combat just about nil.
It would be folly to imagine that this record represents the historical norm. It doesn’t. It might be more relevant to suggest that the sorts of imperial wars and wars of pacification the United States has fought in recent times, often against poorly armed, minimally trained, minority insurgencies (or terror outfits), are simply unwinnable. They seem to generate their own resistance. Their brutalities and even their “victories” simply act as recruitment posters for the enemy.
ho really are the fuck ups of the world ????
3. American-style war is a destabilizing force. Just look at the effects of American war in the twenty-first century. It’s clear, for instance, that the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 unleashed a brutal, bloody, Sunni-Shiite civil war across the region (as well as the Arab Spring, one might argue). One result of that invasion and the subsequent occupation, as well as of the wars and civil wars that followed: the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, Syrians and Lebanese, while major areas of Syria and some parts of Iraq have fallen into the hands of armed supporters of Al Qaeda or, in one major case, a group that didn’t find that organization extreme enough. A significant part of the oil heartlands of the planet is, that is, being destabilized.
Meanwhile, the US war in Afghanistan and the CIA’s drone assassination campaign in the tribal borderlands of neighboring Pakistan have destabilized that country, which now has its own fierce Taliban movement. The 2011 US intervention in Libya initially seemed like a triumph, as had the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan before it. Libyan autocrat Muammar Qaddafi was overthrown and the rebels swept into power. Like Afghanistan and Iraq, however, Libya is now a basket case, riven by competing militias and ambitious generals, largely ungovernable, and an open wound for the region. Arms from Qaddafi’s looted arsenals have made their way into the hands of Islamist rebels and jihadist extremists from the Sinai Peninsula to Mali, from Northern Africa tonorthern Nigeria, where Boko Haram is entrenched. It is even possible, as Nick Turse has done, to trace the growing US military presence in Africa to the destabilization of parts of that continent.
4. The US military can’t win its wars. This is so obvious (though seldom said) that it hardly has to be explained. The US military has not won a serious engagement since World War II: the results of wars in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq ranged from stalemate to defeat and disaster. With the exception of a couple of campaigns against essentially no one (in Grenada and Panama), nothing, including the “Global War on Terror,” would qualify as a success on its own terms, no less anyone else’s. This was true, strategically speaking, despite the fact that, in all these wars, the United States controlled the air space, the seas (where relevant) and just about any field of battle where the enemy might be met. Its firepower was overwhelming and its ability to lose in small-scale combat just about nil.
It would be folly to imagine that this record represents the historical norm. It doesn’t. It might be more relevant to suggest that the sorts of imperial wars and wars of pacification the United States has fought in recent times, often against poorly armed, minimally trained, minority insurgencies (or terror outfits), are simply unwinnable. They seem to generate their own resistance. Their brutalities and even their “victories” simply act as recruitment posters for the enemy.
ho really are the fuck ups of the world ????