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4/25/2018 11:07am
4/25/2018 11:07am
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4/27/2018 8:48pm
Remember that russian spy that got poisoned? IT was the first chemical weapon attack in Europe since WW2.
Well, couple of days ago a scientist that was a part of the team that invented that chemical weapon, told in an interview that Russia most likely is behind the attack.
Today he got hit by a car on a crosswalk and is in hospital with head and leg trauma.
Well, couple of days ago a scientist that was a part of the team that invented that chemical weapon, told in an interview that Russia most likely is behind the attack.
Today he got hit by a car on a crosswalk and is in hospital with head and leg trauma.
A week later....
Porton Down: “We have no way of accertaining where the chemical was manufactured”
And the papers attack Corbyn (the opposition leader) for saying we need a thorough investigation BEFORE sanctions are enforced.
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That being said, our spending on our military is outrageous. It isn't a matter of spending that is a problem, it's pure mismanagement. When we spend more than the next 15+ countries COMBINED, throwing more money into it isn't going to make our military more prepared, our troops safer, and our country more secure.
The people mismanaging the huge sums of money that we spend on our military should be hanged for treason, whether they be military or civilian......
Right now the US is pretty much complicit in war crimes with Saudi Arabia in Yemen. It's a pretty sick state of affairs when we parade Saudi Princes around and kiss their asses. But instead of putting people in prison for war crimes, we name airports and foundations after them.
Seems to be a theme with every federal department.
The other aspect of this that seems to not get much notice is most of the 15 other countries can spend less because they can count on the US to be the heavy when the shit hits the fan.
Imagine how different Canada's military spending would look if they were in the middle east.
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