What a naive statement. By your argument, we should be able to visit Trump's office and go through his files.ShortAndGross said:
I mean, to be fair, there's a reasonable argument to be made for wanting to see where my tax dollars are going. Just saying "military funding" seems a bit like they don't want us knowing what they have. A government by the people should not be hidden from the people
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Google is getting in on the action now too. Go to Area 51 in Google maps, and grab the street view man to look around.
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The local police and state police will block that highway 10 miles in all directions. For at least three days or more.......
The new Woodstock, sex, drugs & some nukes.
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They don't have to stop all of you. After they shoot/gas/stun the first hundred or so, the rest of you will sh/t your pants. Then run home and post on social media about your angst and demand that you be provided with free counseling to help recover.Quote:
They can't stop all of us
The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But, it's still on the list.
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Wouldn't Iwo Jima or Guadalcanal rank over Fallujah?
Yessir they would but I didn't make the meme. I also couldn't pass up a chance to pick on the Air Force.
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Real answer: the camo dudes will mow every last one of them down. They're contract security and come across as somewhere between psycho and deranged.
Forgot where I read this but someone said this is a group of people planning to go against a highly guarded military base and they have the iq of a straw.
Must have gone with Wackenhut Corp.blindey said:
Real answer: the camo dudes will mow every last one of them down. They're contract security and come across as somewhere between psycho and deranged.
Seeing some nerds get mowed down with 50 cals is a "get your popcorn ready" event.
anybody know when this event is going to happen?
Belleau WoodTMACsDaMan said:
Wouldn't Iwo Jima or Guadalcanal rank over Fallujah?
Sometimes I wonder if these types of protests and about half of the marches on Washington DC are sponsored by the travel and hospitality industry.
I'd like Antifa to make this their first major operation. They could call it "Operation 51"; it'd be great.
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jickyjack1 said:
I'd like Antifa to make this their first major operation. They could call it "Operation 51"; it'd be great.
YES! Exactly! Get all of them there! It will be like Iraq for the Jihadists. We can dispatch of as many of them as possible at one single location.
Our Armed Services has a rich tradition of eliminating unauthorized personnel in prohibited areas. Let's hope this event is no exception.
The funny thing about this thread is you can tell who the military folks are by the way they post.
The morbid fascination about the possibility of stacking bodies.
The morbid fascination about the possibility of stacking bodies.
These people will run into the non-lethal deterrents first. Video of that encounter would really be entertaining, but I doubt the gen pop would ever get to see it. And any cell phone video the protestors may take would likely get fried as well.
As far as shooting trespassers goes...
My son was a Marine sniper assigned to overwatch the de-fuel and re-fuel of nuclear powered ships. He said his job was to protect the perimeter.
I asked him what were his orders if someone tried to climb the fence. He said, "Shoot them."
So, yeah, I think it is a bad idea to try to storm a top security military base.
My son was a Marine sniper assigned to overwatch the de-fuel and re-fuel of nuclear powered ships. He said his job was to protect the perimeter.
I asked him what were his orders if someone tried to climb the fence. He said, "Shoot them."
So, yeah, I think it is a bad idea to try to storm a top security military base.
I surely can't be the only one that wants to see a bunch of worthless millennials mowed down, live, and on Facebook?
Brown note!malenurse said:They don't have to stop all of you. After they shoot/gas/stun the first hundred or so, the rest of you will sh/t your pants. Then run home and post on social media about your angst and demand that you be provided with free counseling to help recover.Quote:
They can't stop all of us
These must be the same people that think chocolate milk comes from brown cows......I guess if a million of them show up and get killed, Trump won't have any problem come election day.
Chosin Reservoir.BBRex said:Belleau WoodTMACsDaMan said:
Wouldn't Iwo Jima or Guadalcanal rank over Fallujah?
Does anyone know if some dumb asses tried?
Maybe each side can take out several hundred of the other side.
Most of these are Gen Z my man.
Moomers wouldn't be able to get out to the fence without Lyft
Moomers wouldn't be able to get out to the fence without Lyft
Getting over the fence might not be as much of a problem as getting back over the fence.
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Yeah, but could he shoot them all?Been waiting so long said:
As far as shooting trespassers goes...
My son was a Marine sniper assigned to overwatch the de-fuel and re-fuel of nuclear powered ships. He said his job was to protect the perimeter.
I asked him what were his orders if someone tried to climb the fence. He said, "Shoot them."
So, yeah, I think it is a bad idea to try to storm a top security military base.
When is this going to happen. I would like to wager my monies on the US government to win.
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BBRex said:Belleau WoodTMACsDaMan said:
Wouldn't Iwo Jima or Guadalcanal rank over Fallujah?
Not a Marine but Iwo Jima to me ranks as the iconic Battle of the USMC (even though my Grandfather saw combat as an Army Infantryman there).
Battle of Chosin Reservoir Korean War.
Fought in temperatures of around 35 below zero, the Marines were completely surrounded. The Army unit was pretty much wiped out, but in fairness had a lot of manpower with no training or experience(So Korean conscripts). The Army and Marines were on opposite sides of the reservoir.
The Marines were ordered North, to the reservoir up a mountain road. As they moved north, they came across Chinese troops which they were able to identify as a lot of the Marines had served in China during the late 1940s. Once they had an idea of what could happen, they left Battalions with supplies at strategic points along the road, as they knew they would have to fight their way out. Also, God Bless the US Navy and their air power.
https://www.wearethemighty.com/history/why-the-frozen-chosin-is-the-defining-battle-of-the-modern-marine-corps
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By the end of the battle, U.S. Marines suffered 836 dead and around 10,000 wounded. The Army had 2,000 dead and 1,000 wounded. The Chinese had the most catastrophic losses. Intelligence reported the Chinese as saying American forces could beat any Chinese effort, no matter the size.
Six Chinese divisions were completely wiped out. Of the ten that attacked, only one would ever see action again. Though the exact numbers are not clear, historians estimate Chinese losses anywhere from 30,000 to 80,000 killed. The numbers of Chinese wounded may never be known.
Fought in temperatures of around 35 below zero, the Marines were completely surrounded. The Army unit was pretty much wiped out, but in fairness had a lot of manpower with no training or experience(So Korean conscripts). The Army and Marines were on opposite sides of the reservoir.
The Marines were ordered North, to the reservoir up a mountain road. As they moved north, they came across Chinese troops which they were able to identify as a lot of the Marines had served in China during the late 1940s. Once they had an idea of what could happen, they left Battalions with supplies at strategic points along the road, as they knew they would have to fight their way out. Also, God Bless the US Navy and their air power.
https://www.wearethemighty.com/history/why-the-frozen-chosin-is-the-defining-battle-of-the-modern-marine-corps
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By the end of the battle, U.S. Marines suffered 836 dead and around 10,000 wounded. The Army had 2,000 dead and 1,000 wounded. The Chinese had the most catastrophic losses. Intelligence reported the Chinese as saying American forces could beat any Chinese effort, no matter the size.
Six Chinese divisions were completely wiped out. Of the ten that attacked, only one would ever see action again. Though the exact numbers are not clear, historians estimate Chinese losses anywhere from 30,000 to 80,000 killed. The numbers of Chinese wounded may never be known.
A long time ago I worked with an "old guy" who was one of the 1st Marine Division who was at Chosin Reservoir. When I found out I started asking him questions.
He was not very talkative, but he did say something that caught me a little by surprise. He said the Chinese made one bad mistake - they surrounded the Marines.
At that time I was not more than casually familiar with the battle - other than knowing it was famous, cold, the Marines were badly outnumbered, and it was very bloody. So I asked him why would that be a mistake.
He said," Because they left us no way to retreat, we had to kill every one of the b-stards."
He said he carried a wounded man on his back for 50 miles, fighting all the way.
He was not very talkative, but he did say something that caught me a little by surprise. He said the Chinese made one bad mistake - they surrounded the Marines.
At that time I was not more than casually familiar with the battle - other than knowing it was famous, cold, the Marines were badly outnumbered, and it was very bloody. So I asked him why would that be a mistake.
He said," Because they left us no way to retreat, we had to kill every one of the b-stards."
He said he carried a wounded man on his back for 50 miles, fighting all the way.
He could shoot them til he ran out of ammo. BTW, there was a squad (or more) protecting at all times. I think there would have come an almost instant conclusion from the "Darwin Award" crowd that they had chosen unwisely, resulting in a hasty stampede of retreat. This would act as a multiplier on the carnage.