[Donny_Brasco]

ridenrain ridenrain:

SireJoe: You are simply using this as an opportunity to bash Americans. If this were Americans bombing Americans, you'd be giggling like a little school girl. You are a disgusting little fellow.

Well why not? If someone screws up then they should be accountable. You have American cock so far in your mouth that you think these people are beyond reproach! All you see is harry American balls, you have no other perspective.

This is not about American bashing or military bashing or anything. This is about being accountable for your actions so if you are a trigger happy drugged up pilot you'd better be sure those bombs hit the real enemy or your ass is going to be in a sling - no matter what country you are from.

[SireJoe]

I wont say I care for america. But this is far from me bashing america "just becuase". And you truly are utterly wrong that I would be laughing at them for bombing thier own people. I would be equally horrified to hear such an event.

If they cannot get thier shit together and know who and what NOT to bomb then they need a smack in the face and a better fucking phone.

I will not be looking or making excuses for a country or military that kills my fellow Canadians. Not now, not ever.

[ridenrain]

Donny:
You are so pathetically out of you're depth that you can only resort to personal attacks. Most of you're posts are out of you're depth, except for the ones involving racism. Why don't you go peddle you're narrow viewpoint somewhere else.

[Arctic_Menace]

$1:

Are we assuming that Canadian FC18's would have not made this mistake?

No, because the Canadian Forces are competent and careful with the few bombs we have...

[PluggyRug]

Donny_Brasco Donny_Brasco:

ridenrain ridenrain:

SireJoe: You are simply using this as an opportunity to bash Americans. If this were Americans bombing Americans, you'd be giggling like a little school girl. You are a disgusting little fellow.

Well why not? If someone screws up then they should be accountable. You have American cock so far in your mouth that you think these people are beyond reproach! All you see is harry American balls, you have no other perspective.

This is not about American bashing or military bashing or anything. This is about being accountable for your actions so if you are a trigger happy drugged up pilot you'd better be sure those bombs hit the real enemy or your ass is going to be in a sling - no matter what country you are from.

Is your other name Vitamin C. Stop making things up.

And you have perspective.

[Donny_Brasco]

ridenrain ridenrain:

SireJoe: You are simply using this as an opportunity to bash Americans. If this were Americans bombing Americans, you'd be giggling like a little school girl. You are a disgusting little fellow

Your the first to attack people personally and your are the frist to bitch when you are attacked.

Punk.

[Donny_Brasco]

PluggyRug PluggyRug:

Donny_Brasco Donny_Brasco:

ridenrain ridenrain:

SireJoe: You are simply using this as an opportunity to bash Americans. If this were Americans bombing Americans, you'd be giggling like a little school girl. You are a disgusting little fellow.

Well why not? If someone screws up then they should be accountable. You have American cock so far in your mouth that you think these people are beyond reproach! All you see is harry American balls, you have no other perspective.

This is not about American bashing or military bashing or anything. This is about being accountable for your actions so if you are a trigger happy drugged up pilot you'd better be sure those bombs hit the real enemy or your ass is going to be in a sling - no matter what country you are from.

Is your other name Vitamin C. Stop making things up.

And you have perspective.

Laugh at this biitch:

$1:

US Air Force uses drugs to keep pilots alert
STEPHEN FRASER DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT

AMERICAN fighter pilots are routinely given amphetamines on combat missions to keep them awake, despite an official ban on the use of the drugs, the US Air Force has confirmed.

The use of the stimulant drug, commonly known as speed, during combat missions was widespread during the Vietnam War and the Gulf conflict but was banned in 1992 amid fears it would cloud pilots’ judgment and lead to addiction.

But an investigation by a US television news programme has now revealed that the ban is being flouted and that fighter pilots are told they will be regarded as unfit to fly if they do not take the so-called "go pills" before long combat sorties.

The news emerged as at least nine people died when a German army helicopter crashed in Afghanistan, yesterday.

The revelation has raised fears that the high number of ‘friendly fire’ incidents involving American fighter aircraft could be linked to the use of the powerful stimulants. In 1991 nine British soldiers, members of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers and the Queen’s Own Highlanders, died in a ‘friendly fire’ incident during the Gulf War when they were attacked by US warplanes with ‘tank buster’ missiles.

While the US Air Force has confirmed that amphetamines are used on combat missions, it claims the policy is justified as a "medical tool" to fight off fatigue.

http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=1425252002

[Donny_Brasco]

$1:

Published on Thursday, August 1, 2002 in the Toronto Star
U.S. Pilots Stay Up Taking 'Uppers'
by William Walker

WASHINGTON — U.S. jet fighter pilots, responsible for at least 10 deadly "friendly fire" accidents in the Afghanistan war, have regularly been given amphetamines to fly longer hours.


Then when they return to base, the pilots are given sedatives by air force doctors to help them sleep, before beginning the whole cycle again on the next mission, often less than 12 hours later.

The exact drugs pilots are given and how they're taken is outlined in a 24-page document obtained by The Star, produced by the Top Gun fighter training school and the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory in Pensacola, Fla.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Air Force Surgeon-General's Office in Washington confirmed pilots are given the stimulant Dexedrine, generically known as dextroamphetamine, to stay alert during combat missions in Afghanistan.

Pluggy comon man!

This is FACT. Have you been sucking american cock too?

[Robair]

ridenrain ridenrain:

Why don't you go peddle you're narrow viewpoint somewhere else.

THAT'S rich!




What's that saying about pots calling kettles something?

[PluggyRug]

Donny_Brasco Donny_Brasco:

$1:

Published on Thursday, August 1, 2002 in the Toronto Star
U.S. Pilots Stay Up Taking 'Uppers'
by William Walker

WASHINGTON — U.S. jet fighter pilots, responsible for at least 10 deadly "friendly fire" accidents in the Afghanistan war, have regularly been given amphetamines to fly longer hours.


Then when they return to base, the pilots are given sedatives by air force doctors to help them sleep, before beginning the whole cycle again on the next mission, often less than 12 hours later.

The exact drugs pilots are given and how they're taken is outlined in a 24-page document obtained by The Star, produced by the Top Gun fighter training school and the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory in Pensacola, Fla.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Air Force Surgeon-General's Office in Washington confirmed pilots are given the stimulant Dexedrine, generically known as dextroamphetamine, to stay alert during combat missions in Afghanistan.

Pluggy comon man!

This is FACT. Have you been sucking american cock too?

Still making things up heh...

Toronto Star 2002.... Well done Vitamin C

$1:

Toronto Shtarr Thursday, 20th July, 2006.

The article published on Thursday, August 1st, 2002 regarding American pilots taking drugs is now found to be a falsehood.
The Toronto Shtarr and all it's subsidiaries do hereby unequivocally and without malice withdraw their statements.

[ridenrain]

Sire: I may have jumped the gun.
During the last episode of this, folks who never cared for the troops immediately wrapped themselves in the flag and used it for their own political ends. That really pissed me off because these were often the same people who denied the funding that prevented our troops from modernizing.
Radio communications are critical for this and encripted squad radios are pretty low order compared to big projects like helicopters or ships. If they need to go through a couple people to tell them where they are, that may be far too late. That may have nothing to do with this situation but is a good example. Having enough protective ballistic gear is another.

Just to pass this off as those evil Americans bombing us is ignorant of the complexity of the situation. I agree that this should never happen but it could have been a CF18 dropping that bomb too.

Donny: Don't you have a blocade or sandwich board to stand by?

[Arctic_Menace]

Robair Robair:

ridenrain ridenrain:

Why don't you go peddle you're narrow viewpoint somewhere else.

THAT'S rich!




What's that saying about pots calling kettles something?

[Arctic_Menace]

I reiterate, Americans can't drop bombs for shit.....

[Arctic_Menace]

*Sigh* Stupid image...


.

[Tricks]

PluggyRug PluggyRug:

Donny_Brasco Donny_Brasco:

$1:

Published on Thursday, August 1, 2002 in the Toronto Star
U.S. Pilots Stay Up Taking 'Uppers'
by William Walker

WASHINGTON — U.S. jet fighter pilots, responsible for at least 10 deadly "friendly fire" accidents in the Afghanistan war, have regularly been given amphetamines to fly longer hours.


Then when they return to base, the pilots are given sedatives by air force doctors to help them sleep, before beginning the whole cycle again on the next mission, often less than 12 hours later.

The exact drugs pilots are given and how they're taken is outlined in a 24-page document obtained by The Star, produced by the Top Gun fighter training school and the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory in Pensacola, Fla.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Air Force Surgeon-General's Office in Washington confirmed pilots are given the stimulant Dexedrine, generically known as dextroamphetamine, to stay alert during combat missions in Afghanistan.

Pluggy comon man!

This is FACT. Have you been sucking american cock too?

Still making things up heh...

Toronto Star 2002.... Well done Vitamin C

$1:

Toronto Shtarr Thursday, 20th July, 2006.

The article published on Thursday, August 1st, 2002 regarding American pilots taking drugs is now found to be a falsehood.
The Toronto Shtarr and all it's subsidiaries do hereby unequivocally and without malice withdraw their statements.

ROTFL OWNED!