[Alberta's Child]

I do understand your point. You confirmed that Japan didn't launch any of these balloons with the express intent of having them land in San Francisco -- they simply launched them in the hope that some or all of them would land anywhere in the United States.

[rlmorel]

Right.

[frankiep]

It's funny you should mention that. I've often said that if my great-grandfather came back today and spent 48 hours getting familiar with what the United States has become, he'd swear that the Nazis had actually won World War II -- or that we'd been invaded by the Soviets soon after the war ended.

Now you are equating the US with the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany? You truly are an idiot of the highest degree. You are a disgrace.

I do understand your point. You confirmed that Japan didn't launch any of these balloons with the express intent of having them land in San Francisco -- they simply launched them in the hope that some or all of them would land anywhere in the United States.

Your relativism is ridiculous. Are you saying that because the fire balloon attacks weren't specifically aimed at San Francisco that they were no big deal? You know what, nevermind. I've had enough of trying to argue with you. You are obviously hopelessly delusional about anything to do with WWII or why the US was justified in actually fighting to win that war. Goodnight, and may God have mercy on you.

[Berlin_Freeper]

"I've often said that if my great-grandfather came back today and spent 48 hours getting familiar with what the United States has become, he'd swear that the Nazis had actually won World War II -- or that we'd been invaded by the Soviets soon after the war ended."


US+UK+Australia-canada=Brothers in Arms

Most likely you would be making him sick in his stomach at how impotent and useless Canada had become. It can hardly be said that Canada even has a military. That was the main reason Canada failed to join their Brothers in Arms against the fully documented mass murderer and torturer Saddam Hussein...

National Post
Tuesday, February 24, 2004
Canada's army, navy and air force are facing a funding shortfall of up to half a billion dollars, defence sources told the National Post, and the military is recommending drastic measures to make up the difference, including closing some of the largest bases in the country.

"We will not be able to meet our domestic defence obligations," one naval officer said. Colonel Howard Marsh: "This is a look forward ... at what they need in order to keep the army going," he said. "Nobody has ever seen a bankrupt military in a developed country.... This year I predict we will see that in Canada."

Col. Marsh said the military is saddled with ageing bases and increasingly dilapidated buildings that are fast reaching the point of collapse. "What they've been doing, year in and year out ... is not replace or repair those buildings, or buy new equipment," he said.

"The average age of the equipment in the Canadian Forces is over 20 years and it hasn't been well-maintained."