Paladin77

Paladin77

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[quote]You are not using it on your own troops.[/quote] It is the exact use on our troops and our enemies. we are given information to withhold and in almost every case we give it up. You see it was invented to train our troops and then it was tried on our enemies. waterboarding has been used on our operators since the 70's during President Carters administration. We did not start using it on our enemies until the late 80's because it was effective and caused no harm when done correct

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[quote]There is also evidence that they hid e-mails from Freedom of Information Act requests.[/quote] Not true! One of the e-mails states they will destroy the records rather than allow peer review. Another states that figures have been altered to reach the proper conclusion. It is a game to fool people. why they did this I don't know but I do know the data is not correct as stated in some of my articles last year. Man made climate change is a hoax that has been going on since

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As a former active duty U. S. Marine, I will state that all SpecOps people go through several levels of training. A 5 day course in escape and evasion, a 2 week course that includes capture and interogation, and a 30 day course. the last two include waterboarding as part of the training. It continues to this day, my question is that if this is so bad that we can't use it on our enemies why are we still using it on our own troops?

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[quote]I really don’t see why anyone would say he is a “loon” or comparing him to Hitler or Jim Jones[/quote] It is a way to keep people from listening to him. They can't dispute what he says with facts so they try to destroy him in other ways.

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[quote]Paladin: It seems that, once again, the Man Caused Global Climate Change crowd is throwing out any evidence that contradicts their paradigm.[/quote] Yeah, that makes it hard to be considdered science. At least not what I was taught science was all about. Why would they destroy their reputations for a hoax?

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[quote]I'm pretty sure there was no scientist with Al Gore when he first went on TV and brought global warming to the public's attention.[/quote] Actually the only serious debate Mr. Gore had was with Rush Limbaugh on Nightline years ago when he was a Senator. He lost that one to Mr. Limbaugh and has not had another since. I guess if you can't beat a college drop out how the heck could he think that he could beat someone with a current understanding of the subject. [quot

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Finally it is done! yes folks my first book is now in print. those that want to see it go to publish America dot net I can't believe it is done. now I only have fifteen more books to go. http://www.publishamerica.net/product87316.html

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[quote]You lot need to take a lesson in History, Israel has only existed since 1949, it was created by the UN, with the support of countries such as the US and the UK. The people who where living on this land at the time were forceably removed, and have been refugees ever since.[/quote] You do know that the last owners of the land was Great Briton? They gave the land to the nation of Israel so in effect Europeans left the land, the Jews from Europe were moving there after their l

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[quote]There seems to have been a spike in attempts to do harm by terrorists here in the US. [/quote] You have it all wrong Nitro. This is an attempt to frighten us into bowing to teh will of Bush's desire to take over the world. Everyone knows that Jihad in Arabic means peace, and peace translated into Arabic means re-load. The so called spike you speak of is really a myth made up by the government to make us hate our Arab brothers for no good reason. We should follow through wi

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[quote]With that said, and even with the benefits of the carrier made widely known, there were admirals in both the U.S and Japanese (and especially British) fleets who still stuck to doctrine of the biggest ship with the biggest guns as the primary tool, but by WW2 they were mostly sidelined.[/quote] Yes, widely known but not accepted by the people that mattered. Yes, we built carriers but it was the Jananese that exploited the weakness after the UK proved that naval avation co

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[quote]Very well. Please do explain to me how I was incorrect about the Battleship vs. Carrier debate[/quote] <span style="font-family: Verdana; color: black; font-size

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[quote]Aircraft like the F-22 and F-35, again, while they're heli-cool and super-awesome, will simply end up flying around in circles at high altitudes while something like an A-10 or UAV will end up doing the dirty work of providing close air support to a platoon bogged down in an urban environment, which is really what the airforce has been badly needed for over the last 8 years![/quote] I see what you mean, The F in the designation stands for fighter, the primary role is fighter, t

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[quote]Bravo. The U.S has been able to take out satellites with missiles launched from F-15's since the 80's. Shooting down a reconassaince satellite is hardly proof that U.S ABM technology is "the best in the world"[/quote] SO I guess you missed all the missile tests that were ground launched that were a success. I honestly think that 45 hits and three misses is not bad. As for the best in the world. It could miss every shot and still be the best in the world since we are the

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[quote]Paladin- go back to school my good man. If you actually do a bit of reading, you'll find that after "liberating" the Philippines from the Spanish, American troops then ended up fighting against Philipino insurgents for more than 10 years.[/quote] Wow, is that like when we won the war in Iraq and are fighting the people loyal to the former government? Sorry this is a pet peve with me. it is Filipino or Filipina when speaking of the people and Philippines when speaking of the nat

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[quote]That's nice. If you actually do just a smidge of research however, you'll find that actually, no, the B-2 bomber actually needs a special air-conditioned building to be housed in.[/quote] If you actually did some thinking to go along with your research you would have to conclude that the F-117 stealth bomber uses the same materiel as the B-2 yet is has been stationed outside the US, goes through the same type o

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[quote]Oh boy, where to start. First off, go back to school and learn about the American-Philippine war.[/quote] Are you talking about the Spanish-American war where Spain lost and we took Puerto Rico, Philippines, Guam paying Spain 20 Million dollars then at the end of WWII we allowed the Philippines to vote for independence and gave it to them on July 4th 1946 or 48 I can't remember off the top of my head. I think y

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[quote]It was. Please tell me the incredible treath your national securit suffered because you lost the war in a freaking jungle in the middle of South-east asia.[/quote] Iran became a world power in the creation and funding of international terror organizations. All because we looked weak enough for them to get away with it. Soviet invasion of

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[quote]except, of course, a lil thing he was specifically recruited to devise called 'the southern strategy.' [/quote] <span style="font-family: Verdana; color: black; font-size: 7.5p

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[quote]It took 50 years of containment policy, starting with Roosevelt and ending with Bush Sr. Reagan was simply the one that managed to pull the most credit out of it.[/quote] If you think it took 50 years of containment you never studied history. Containment did not work and the change in strategy is what did it. Under containment we reduced

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[quote]badly as i wish it weren't the case, it's ridiculous to pretend there isn't a segment of our population who consider "president of the united states' and 'white male' mutually exclusive writ in stone concepts. i don't know addison graves wilson except by reputation and cannot say whether he is or is not a member of that sorry subset of throwbacks. having said that, it seems to me much more likely than otherwise those racists feel encouraged and validated by wilson.[/quote] <spa

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[quote]i'd be much less interested in an apology for his most recent outrage than in whether he'd have even considered showing such disrespect to a white president.[/quote] This is sick and perverse; you really think it has to do with the color of his skin rather than the content of his words? I have called Mr. Obama and empty suit since he was a Senator. I have disagreed with most of his policies mostly as he announc

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[quote]Because you don't want to confront the Russians head-on. It never has been the solution. You have to make small concessions from time to time, and you have to make them spend a lot of money and ressources on trying to get leverage over the U.S.[/quote] Why not, thier capability is 90% lower than is was during the cold war. Most of their missile subs are rusting unused. Their bombers are more that out dated they are in really bad shape. Thier army is less than a quarter th

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