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Discussion in 'Free Speech Alley' started by Cajun Sensation, May 28, 2009.

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red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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LaSalleAve said: ↑

thats some formula you have there. so you are another gay bashing, liberal hating conservative i presume. You know that most people who really hate gays are the ones who have had a homosexual experience right? Its usually their guilt that drives them to hate gays so much.
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The ones who are quickest to call somebody a fag are the ones I always wonder about the most. I rarely even think about gay people. The ones who are obsessed . . . can't seem to get them off their minds.

It's like posting girly pictures for an avatar. Makes you wonder if they are . . . compensating for something. :hihi:

red55, Jun 1, 2009

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tirk im the lyrical jessie james

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red55 said: ↑

The ones who are quickest to call somebody a fag are the ones I always wonder about the most. I rarely even think about gay people. The ones who are obsessed . . . can't seem to get them off their minds.
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you're making me hot. slower please.

edited to add: i think i just like the word fag instead of liberal. sorry to all offended fags.

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red55 said: ↑

The ones who are quickest to call somebody a fag are the ones I always wonder about the most. I rarely even think about gay people. The ones who are obsessed . . . can't seem to get them off their minds.

It's like posting girly pictures for an avatar. Makes you wonder if they are . . . compensating for something. :hihi:
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Didn't you say the same thing about dear tirk about this same time a year ago? Don't worry, tirk, I don't think you're gay.

StaceyO, Jun 1, 2009

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Interesting development. Raptors deployed to Japan.

Langley Raptors deploy to Japan

HAMPTON, Va. - Approximately 280 airmen, along with 12 F-22A Raptors, deployed from Langley Air Force Base Tuesday as part of a theater security package being sent to the Western Pacific.

The 94th Fighter Squadron, along with members of the Virginia Air National Guard's 192nd Fighter Wing, deployed to Kadena Air Base, Japan. It is the first time the 94th Fighter Squadron has been deployed outside the continental United States.
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LaSalleAve when in doubt, mumble

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tirk said: ↑

you're making me hot. slower please.

edited to add: i think i just like the word fag instead of liberal. sorry to all offended fags.
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poor cigarettes. anyway, how can you hate liberals, liberals have done alot for this country, as have conservatives. if there is nothing you are liberal about, then i feel sorry for you bro, im neither. there are some things i am liberal about, there are some things im conservative about.

i can understand if there are some liberals you hate, because there are some i hate also, but there are just as many conservatives that deserve to get the gallows as there are liberals.

LaSalleAve, Jun 1, 2009

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But North Korea is going to lose a naval war and they are going to lose an air war, too, assuming China declines to fight for them again. The military problem is stopping a ground invasion. ROK has a big army and they are tough little bastards and we have a division on the ground and another on Okinawa. But it will take time to deploy armored units from the US (assuming they are not doing infantry duty in Iraq). Time the gooksters aren't likely to give us. They are forward-deployed all the time. They don't have to call up reserves and move units south to the Zone. They are already there and their logistics in place.

That's the rub. If they come across the DMZ, we can shoot them up and bomb the hell out of them but we can't keep them from taking Seoul, which is just a few miles behind the Zone. Just like in 1950, we'll have to retreat to the lower peninsula, while shooting them up and waiting for the CONUS units to arrive.

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I'd try to "sub-quote" this thing but it would just be too much work. In case any of you missed Cali's refrence to "the ground freezing" let me clear it up for you. N. Korea aint going anywhere until that happens. There is not going to be any naval war, or air attacks from N. Korea. They just don't have the umph. They do however have EVERY high value area of S Korea documented as a pre plotted artillery target. If you have ever been there you know that every major road has these giant elevated concrete blocks placed in the oddest of places? They are all pre rigged with explosives to drop down and render the roadway impassible. Hence the "ground freezing". Off the road is rice paddies and not tanks, not jeeps, not self propelled howitizers not anything is getting through that crap unless it is frozen.

On a side note, it has long been said that our presence in S. Korea is not to deter the N. Koreans from taking Soeul, but to prevent the opposite. Our mission their is not front line defense, it is to fall back and provide support to the S. Koreans should anything ever go down.

Tirk, you are the shiznizzle. Continue to give em hell bro!

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They do however have EVERY high value area of S Korea documented as a pre plotted artillery target. If you have ever been there you know that every major road has these giant elevated concrete blocks placed in the oddest of places? They are all pre rigged with explosives to drop down and render the roadway impassible. Hence the "ground freezing". Off the road is rice paddies and not tanks, not jeeps, not self propelled howitizers not anything is getting through that crap unless it is frozen.
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Which happens every winter, unfortunately. Road obstacles will definitely slow an advance and make a column a sitting duck for air attack and artillery. But no matter how massive, they won't survive long once their engineers get there and blow them. North Korea is heavy with infantry and are bound to have a plan for a summer offensive and may be crazy enough to try it. But likely you are right. If they get their choice, they will come over in the middle of winter, in the middle of a storm, in the middle of the night. Maximizes their mobility and minimizes our airpower.

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On a side note, it has long been said that our presence in S. Korea is not to deter the N. Koreans from taking Soeul, but to prevent the opposite. Our mission their is not front line defense, it is to fall back and provide support to the S. Koreans should anything ever go down.
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Interesting. That would mean that we are actually keeping the Chinese placated by remaining in South Korea. But it's going to be awfully hard to keep the ROK from going uphill if North Korea collapses. The Chinese would probably come over their line as well and the fight could be on. Think we would sit that one out or pile in? We could be in deep Kimchee either way.

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Screw Sun Tsu!

He didn't know about nukes but, if he had, he sure as shyte would have used them. :grin:

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Screw Sun Tsu!

He didn't know about nukes but, if he had, he sure as shyte would have used them. :grin:

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Wow. Does the entire 7th grade feel that way?

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Which happens every winter, unfortunately. Road obstacles will definitely slow an advance and make a column a sitting duck for air attack and artillery. But no matter how massive, they won't survive long once their engineers get there and blow them. North Korea is heavy with infantry and are bound to have a plan for a summer offensive and may be crazy enough to try it. But likely you are right. If they get their choice, they will come over in the middle of winter, in the middle of a storm, in the middle of the night. Maximizes their mobility and minimizes our airpower.

Interesting. That would mean that we are actually keeping the Chinese placated by remaining in South Korea. But it's going to be awfully hard to keep the ROK from going uphill if North Korea collapses. The Chinese would probably come over their line as well and the fight could be on. Think we would sit that one out or pile in? We could be in deep Kimchee either way.
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God lets hope not. That crap smells so bad. It is amazing that people actually eat it.:huh:

shane0911, Jun 2, 2009

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