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The United States has foolishly given Pakistan more than 33 billion dollars in aid over the last 15 years — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
a reply to: Wide-Eyes
Yeah, I am pretty sure. The bases are suppose to be temporary, to support operations that are currently going. However, they do need supplies, and reinforcements.
Now if Pakistan cuts off that supply line, then what do you think will happen to the 11,000 US military personnel present in Afghanistan? While they should be able to hold out for a month, not barring anything major, but a coordinated attack, hitting key points, like say an ammo dump, or more IED's to take out vehicles and then what? No replacements, means that the operating capacity of those troops starts to dwindle down.
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
a reply to: Wide-Eyes
Yeah, I am pretty sure. The bases are suppose to be temporary, to support operations that are currently going. However, they do need supplies, and reinforcements.
Now if Pakistan cuts off that supply line, then what do you think will happen to the 11,000 US military personnel present in Afghanistan? While they should be able to hold out for a month, not barring anything major, but a coordinated attack, hitting key points, like say an ammo dump, or more IED's to take out vehicles and then what? No replacements, means that the operating capacity of those troops starts to dwindle down.
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Blender5L
Well considering they are the largest charity in the world and have educated people without means all over the world they are an important entity.
I have thought about it plenty. I was a philosophy major in college and took plenty of theology.
While I find plenty wrong with the church it's not the dark ages anymore. This pope in particular is a different kind of man.
The people that meet at trumps resorts are plenty shady by the way.
originally posted by: Blender5L
a reply to: luthier
I can see how you would easily think 'this' Pope is different from all the rest, but i'm not buying it. The Church owns this pope like it owned every Pope before him. It's like lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig right? They're trying to improve on their image because they've been pedo capitol of the world for over a thousand years or so. New Image, New Customers, but the same old damn problems as always. They do business a certain way, always have always will do. Having one new puppet ain't gonna change that.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
a reply to: Wide-Eyes
Yeah, I am pretty sure. The bases are suppose to be temporary, to support operations that are currently going. However, they do need supplies, and reinforcements.
Now if Pakistan cuts off that supply line, then what do you think will happen to the 11,000 US military personnel present in Afghanistan? While they should be able to hold out for a month, not barring anything major, but a coordinated attack, hitting key points, like say an ammo dump, or more IED's to take out vehicles and then what? No replacements, means that the operating capacity of those troops starts to dwindle down.
pakistan will get regime change if they dont chill.
originally posted by: Blender5L
a reply to: luthier
I can see how you would easily think 'this' Pope is different from all the rest, but i'm not buying it. The Church owns this pope like it owned every Pope before him. It's like lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig right? They're trying to improve on their image because they've been pedo capitol of the world for over a thousand years or so. New Image, New Customers, but the same old damn problems as always. They do business a certain way, always have always will do. Having one new puppet ain't gonna change that.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
a reply to: Wide-Eyes
Yeah, I am pretty sure. The bases are suppose to be temporary, to support operations that are currently going. However, they do need supplies, and reinforcements.
Now if Pakistan cuts off that supply line, then what do you think will happen to the 11,000 US military personnel present in Afghanistan? While they should be able to hold out for a month, not barring anything major, but a coordinated attack, hitting key points, like say an ammo dump, or more IED's to take out vehicles and then what? No replacements, means that the operating capacity of those troops starts to dwindle down.
pakistan will get regime change if they dont chill.
Well you're going to have your hands full with all this regime change, so Pakistan, Iran and nth Korea.... Good luck with that.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
a reply to: Wide-Eyes
Yeah, I am pretty sure. The bases are suppose to be temporary, to support operations that are currently going. However, they do need supplies, and reinforcements.
Now if Pakistan cuts off that supply line, then what do you think will happen to the 11,000 US military personnel present in Afghanistan? While they should be able to hold out for a month, not barring anything major, but a coordinated attack, hitting key points, like say an ammo dump, or more IED's to take out vehicles and then what? No replacements, means that the operating capacity of those troops starts to dwindle down.
pakistan will get regime change if they dont chill.
Well you're going to have your hands full with all this regime change, so Pakistan, Iran and nth Korea.... Good luck with that.
sigh. i see you didnt get the sarcasm.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
a reply to: Wide-Eyes
Yeah, I am pretty sure. The bases are suppose to be temporary, to support operations that are currently going. However, they do need supplies, and reinforcements.
Now if Pakistan cuts off that supply line, then what do you think will happen to the 11,000 US military personnel present in Afghanistan? While they should be able to hold out for a month, not barring anything major, but a coordinated attack, hitting key points, like say an ammo dump, or more IED's to take out vehicles and then what? No replacements, means that the operating capacity of those troops starts to dwindle down.
pakistan will get regime change if they dont chill.
Well you're going to have your hands full with all this regime change, so Pakistan, Iran and nth Korea.... Good luck with that.
sigh. i see you didnt get the sarcasm.
I did miss the sarcasm, only because the amount of Trump supporters on this site that consider regime change... Winning...