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Don't play games with the USA! Our President is a slow learner.
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Options as to how to deal with the Venezuelan crisis:
1. Air strikes on the warship, plane sites.
2. Followed by a invasion backed by exile Venezuelans.
3. Sea blockade, till the Russians turn their ships around and tear the Venezuelan planes down.
4. Do nothing.Comment
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5. Have a banana.Originally posted by Ecthy
Options as to how to deal with the Venezuelan crisis:I am on a mission to see how much coffee it takes to actually achieve time travel.
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As a Belgian I am deeply concerned about the threat Russia and Venezuela are posing to the critical cacao supply lines from Brazil and Colombia.
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Those Venezuelan wolfpacks need to be kept in check
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Or a Havana...Originally posted by gwillybj
5. Have a banana.
"Ceterum censeo Ben esse expellendum."Comment
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Exactly, no cigars from Imperialist stooges!Comment
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Remember the scene in the book Red October? The Russkies are sending a task force down into the North Atlantic, and we want to signal them that they are in "our ocean" and are there only with our tolerance. So at night, we send four jets in under their radar, each from a different direction. As they reach the Russian task force, they simultaneously pull up and each pop a flare. The Russians freak!
We should do something like that here.
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Or it could be their version of the Maine when it blows upOriginally posted by Patroklos
Seeing as the Peter the Great is the Kirov class cruiser whose own commanders warned "could explode at any moment" do to the standard nature of Russian military maintenance, this might just kill two birds with their own stone
"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."
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WAH! SUBMERCIBLE BATTLECRUISERS!??!! WTH DID RUSSIA BECOME SO ADVANCED???Originally posted by dannubis
Well, maybe they will all be submarines by the time they get to the caribian
I've allways wanted to play "Russ Meyer's Civilization"Comment
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The Italians perfected those back in the 40's.
Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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You can count on it Zkrib.Originally posted by Zkribbler
Remember the scene in the book Red October? The Russkies are sending a task force down into the North Atlantic, and we want to signal them that they are in "our ocean" and are there only with our tolerance. So at night, we send four jets in under their radar, each from a different direction. As they reach the Russian task force, they simultaneously pull up and each pop a flare. The Russians freak!
We should do something like that here.
We won't hear about it...
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Civilization player since the dawn of timeComment
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After further consideration: We should send in three jets, not four. One drops red flares. One drops white flares. One drops blue flares. No one on any of the ships could have any doubt where the flares came from.
Welcome to the Western Hemisphere, Russians.
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Odds are we'll have to rescue the cruiser...or even the crew...due to faulty everything.
Or better than flares, notes..."where you are going there is no vodka".Long time member @ Apolyton
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QFT. Smirnoff is only vodka by nameOriginally posted by Lancer
Or better than flares, notes..."where you are going there is no vodka".
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