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Multiplayer is coming!
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Voxel Art Competition
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tofuwithrice
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Colorblindess or just blindness?
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finsfan_ct
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Please use DICE's original weapon names.
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Fluox
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LIGHTGUN SUPPORT PLEASE
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Killer7
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No more weapon comparison since today's update.
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Please use DICE's original weapon names.
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Anzeigefehler Bild Flimmert bei bewegung
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Alpinist Badge?
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MagicNyx
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Trump is Anti China?
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Corvus XIII
引用自 Tonepoet
引用自 Corvus XIII
My view that has been expressed before here, is that the USA knew there was going to be conflict in the Middle East. And as reported in article over 15 years ago from memory the FBI knew there was an impending attack and the guy was not taken seriously so he left.

The US did not want Europe building its military for itself defence purposes something those people in your time line wont broadcast much because it does not sound good.

You can do the rest of the research yourself on that matter as it would enable you to form your own opinion on what happened and the US view on what Europe should be doing with its money ie putting it towards NATO so the US can use it and not for European use.
Or your research may tell you differently.

You ever worked with anybody who lost a limb because of a war for another country?
Glad I chose not to sign up to the MOD because of the US 'attitudes' towards its so called allies of recent times.

I vaguely recollect hearing something to those effects, but no, I don't think I will do further research. My opinion is already well enough researched and formed. The U.S.A. is free to change its mind regarding what it wants from its allies, and more importantly its sovereign allies are free to reject the U.S.A's. demands.

Whatever the agreed upon standards were prior to 2002 are all well good and fine, so long as they were met. However, once the alliance does consultation and revises those standards, then those newer standards are the ones that need to be abided from that point onward until they are again revised.

Times change, and we need to adapt to meet the needs of the time, and the 2% guideline is likely what the U.S.A. wanted from its allies in 2002 in preparation for N.A.T.O. to join the middle eastern incursions in 2003.

So the only thing that would change my mind, I think, is if the U.S.A. failed to live up to its Article 3 obligations and the ledger needed to be balanced out for the U.S.A. to play catch-up. However, U.S. military spending has generally been a greater proportion of the G.P.D. than that of its European, allies dating back to at least the 1960s, so that isn't really possible, assuming the money was spent even just halfway effectively.

Also, goodness no. I've only made the acquaintance of one person who lost a limb, but she had it amputated for health reasons. It wasn't lost in combat. I am aware such things happen, although they are rather rare.

Respected by people who appreciate lots of inaccurate words, is all fine when lobbying votes of the ignorant I suppose.

Was it not you who said 'Democratic governments do not need any scrutiny' or words to that effect.
Most interesting outlook.
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