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  • #46
    (Of course the soldiers in the ranks won't know the details, but they were kept even more in the dark then I'd hoped.)
    What are you on about?
    "The DPRK is still in a state of war with the U.S. It's called a black out." - Che explaining why orbital nightime pictures of NK show few lights. Seriously.

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    • #47
      Re: Elements Of Dolchstosslegende In Our Exit From Iraq

      Originally posted by Oerdin

      From Cox and Forkum, editorial cartoons
      This one reminds me of war nerd's review of 300. It has a musclebound soldier-martyr, wicked naysayers and it looks like there's a "Hoo-ah!" coming up any second.

      Is the US turning into an incompetent Prussia? Hoo-ah!

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      • #48
        War Nerd

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Oerdin

          What exactly have I gotten wrong in your opinion?
          I wouldn't say wrong so much as so rabidly partisan that it is difficult to accept anything you have to say about the picture as being remotely connected to a balanced view of the facts.

          You seem to have developed similarly severe views when it comes to Islam, so it is impossible for me to take your word for much if the topic involves muslim countries.
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          • #50
            Originally posted by Ecthy
            Iran, Armenia and Azerbaijan aren't touched in my version. Iraq and Syria are disbanded as states, Turkey cedes territory. Free Kurdistan will be Europe's (including Turkey and Georgia) buffer with Iran. Libanon gets the bit between its current border and Turkey, and alongside with Israel and the Palestine territories joins the EU and NATO. The Sunni Arab areas form a united Sunni Arab republic that will probably be run by Islamist forces, the question is to what degree are they radical. And what to do with the current status quo elites (Baath, Hashemites, Saudis, Sabajites etc.).
            What are you smoking? What did the poor Armenians do to you to deserve liquidation? How are you going to smash up Syria and Turkey? Oh let me guess. You'll use American troops. Why don't you go use some of your own troops.
            Palestine a member of the EU?
            "I say shoot'em all and let God sort it out in the end!

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            • #51
              There is no doubt in my mind that the war effort was sabotaged at home. Read State of Denial for a more accurate picture of the administration's bungling of the war and back-stabbing of the troops
              "The purpose of studying economics is not to acquire a set of ready-made answers to economic questions, but to learn how to avoid being deceived by economists."
              -Joan Robinson

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              • #52
                Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
                What are you smoking? What did the poor Armenians do to you to deserve liquidation? How are you going to smash up Syria and Turkey? Oh let me guess. You'll use American troops. Why don't you go use some of your own troops.
                Palestine a member of the EU?
                1. Armenia is left intact as it is. What makes you think they'll ever get harmed?

                2. No troops. Decapitate the states that already exist, the Islamists will kill their way to the top.

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