This Chinese propaganda doesn't make sense. Those devils look jackedYeah the Chinese kinda screwed this one up. As the redditor said, our boys look jacked! I wonder how the Chinese view us. Do they see us as a 10 foot tall monster that they've got to work overtime to defeat? If so then how do we exploit that?
by u/thatflooringdude in USMC
Yeah.
They're doing this shit in the UK and I guess the Brits are good with it.
It might be happening on the East and West coast. I really don't know.
Try that shit down South and its gonna turn out real bad. Bad and ugly and sad.
I am this cartoon. I'd be sad that they made this mistake but I'd do it again if it happened again.
Note. Did you see that cleansing statement at the end. I owned the violence but with that statement justified it? That's professional testimony! Classes work!
Butler’s journey to loving Country Music started when he attempted to troll his teammates. They were all listening to music in the locker room through their Beats headphones. Normal, right? Wrong.Instead of listening to music with the headphones on, they’d hang them around their necks so everyone was forced to hear the music. Sadly, this is all too common during a subway commute. (SNAFU NOTE! He asked them to put their headphones on and they refused saying that he should listen to what he listens to and let them listen to what they listen to)So Jimmy Butler went home and Googled ‘what is the most Country song?’ What he found was Tim McGraw’s Don’t Take The Girl so he queued it up and started playing it in the locker room to make a point. What he also found was he actually really enjoyed Country Music and the rest was history.
The love of country music is a sideshow to me.
The MAIN THING is that this guying is standing up for public order.
Maybe its on a micro level but he's still standing up for it which is rare especially for a star basketball player and even more impressive is that this stance will probably damage him with his core demographic that will fuel his ad revenue.
Impressive in my mind. This is what no fucks to give looks like.
If Ukraine was smart they would delay the offensive. They need 3 brigades that are fully up to speed on conducting a combined arms breach and they're gonna have to have at least another 3 that are ready to exploit the breakthrough.For context here, these defensive lines are littered with AT mines in advance of the dragons teeth with shallow trenches that stop wheeled vehicles. Obstacle belts are not impenetrable defenses nor are they meant to be. They offer staggered obstacles that must be cleared one by https://t.co/xso0Fw0IF8 pic.twitter.com/bNuBmZO9aS
— Ukraine Memes for NATO Teens (@LivFaustDieJung) May 25, 2023
#Iran tested a 2,000 km-range ballistic missile on Thursday, Iranian state media said, two days after the chief of Israel's armed forces raised the prospect of "action" against Tehran over its nuclear program. pic.twitter.com/dDJO4dwDmz
— China Daily (@ChinaDaily) May 26, 2023
The author in this story is making the case for CB-90s for the SIF. Still hate that concept and believe its an evolutionary dead end that will utterly fail if used in combat and will ruin the careers of all involved. HOWEVER, a certain reader has been making the case for CB-90s for years now and considering its price tag we should buy a few dozen and enhance the Marine Corps instead of turning it into a bitched up Naval Auxillary. This footnote caught my attention (read the article).Still don't like the SIF concept but the CB-90 is only 3 million dollars? IF WE CAN rebuild an enhanced USMC that can do amphibious assaults and kill ships we should get some!
— Solomon (@SnafuBlogspot) May 26, 2023
The Stand-In Force Needs Sea Legs https://t.co/LKlQ3jQm2f
16. Mallory Shelbourne, “Navy Awards BAE Systems $140 Million Contract Modification for ACV Lot 2,” InsideDefense.com, 7 December 2018; Naval Technology, “Combat Boat 90 (CB-90) Sweden,” Naval-Technology.com; “Mk VI Patrol Boats, United States of America,” Naval-Technology.com; and Jeremiah Gertler, V-22 Osprey Tilt-Rotor Aircraft Program (Washington, DC: Congressional Research Service, 19 April 2012), 6. At a price around $3 million for the CB-90 or $7 million for the Mk VI, loss of one of these platforms is far more palatable than losing a $100 million LAW, $70 million MV-22 Osprey, or even a $14 million ACV.
Uh, why is the ACV so expensive? That Turk MAV is looking more and more attractive. I'm a fan of BAE but I'll be damned if it doesn't look like this whole thing ran off the rails somewhere.
But more importantly is the cost of the CB-90. 3 mil? Why waste the ACV in the Pacific if we can transport, provide fires and patrol with CB-90s?
Berger talked about a campaign of learning.
More like a campaign of ripping this thing apart and starting from zero. The next Commandant has a mess on his hands. Berger left him in a VERY hard spot.
Biélorussie : Des entrepôts brûlent à Kolodishchi, près de Minsk, où sont très probablement stockés des produits chimiques, des peintures et d'autres matériaux inflammables. pic.twitter.com/Us18rvKu3S
— Rebecca Rambar (@RebeccaRambar) May 26, 2023
youtuber visits an open drug market deep in a brazilian favela run by notorious gangs pic.twitter.com/aGXFopYHE1
— clips that go hard (@clipsthatgohard) May 11, 2023
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