The problem with the theory is a us invasion is in the moment indistinguishable from an office all-staff. Pentagon has got some corporate structure to it.

Problem with Trumpism is that it relies too heavily on Trump. Once he’s out there isn’t a solid or feasible successor. The factions supporting Trump won’t go away but Trump is their best shot for immediate wins.

Originating from 4chan means it occupies a little of both.

For example: 4chan intentionally trolled mainstream American media to make the ‘ok’ finger gesture be white supremacist, because it wasn’t a symbol. But then the media reported it was a symbol AND white supremacists started using it. So the ‘ok’ symbol now being a white supremacist symbol is quite real.

Any amount of sewage in a soup makes the soup sewage. Only question is was the soup made with sewage or was the sewage added later. This meme being related to current events indicates the likelihood the creator is aware of the connotation as ‘high.’

It is safe to assume the militarysexual status already comes with the territory.

Orks would most likely manage a 90 degree rotation without a turret, …and then use it.

Shit even Iran would have a tough time being King Kong now that I think about it.

That’s pumping up Hamas a considerable amount. Maybe one of those auto dealer inflatable gorillas, but not King Kong.

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They don’t play where there are marquees.

Who are great live by the way.

A fucking mini paper shredder? It isn’t even an emotional outburst but a preconceived demonstration? They actually planned out getting that little thing for him?

If that tracks 2043 gonna be wild.

Israel essentially exists to keep the Arab world from uniting against Iran, and Iran mostly returns that favor.

-Amilcar Cabral

It’s like building infrastructure works.

Nothing right now, but if you throw it out the plane after the mission, but before the credits you get an extra cut scene at the end.

The inevitable and uncompromising effect of doomscrolling on the shitter.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_War

That really put those kinds of plans aside. I think everyone saw the benefit of keeping things Cold after (kek) Korea.

Given the era of tank depicted: a lot of damage.

Many early tanks were designed to deflect small arms fire and shrapnel from artillery.
Even so: Aas anti tank weaponry and armor to match developed: tanks notoriously had weak armor when not being hit directly from the front. A swinging I-beam from an upwards sideways angle could definitely compromise a 1930s era tank in a critical fashion.

Call it what it is: this is standard operating procedure.

Those articles didn’t properly wrap that hummus up.