Worth reflecting on

[cottonpicken]

Jeez after blowing their countries apart I cant believe we have to put up with blowback. And you know funding the pricks to start off with.

[cottonpicken]

I'd say I'm a four or five out of ten on following military tech stuff.

Does anyone else bother?

When I see isis using tow missle systems and driving around in a jtvl I'd say we should ask a few questions about what is going on.

Does anyone else follow the aircraft carrier strike group locations?

Does anyone else follow us aircraft sortie data in Syria ?

[sumdumguy]

Grass farmer, I notice your crap post wasn't signed. You can repost that.

[furrowtickler]

Agree cotton
It's like a kid whacking a hornets nest with a stick , getting multiple stings then crying that the hornets nest is bad and hornets are evil.

[riders2010]

Well when we the population get told very little about we really are doing over there its not right. We usually assume its to help someone but more often then not its to secure oil pipeline across Syria or just to use up some old ammunition so billionaires can make some more. But whether our leaders are doing right or wrong we out in the population have to deal with what is coming to our population. I agree we ve got some things to answer to but I also think if the average Canadian not owned by oil or big business of war would call the shots maybe we wouldn't be in this mess.
That's why I think its important you don't have an idiot bunkered down in Ottawa sensoring everything we get told.

[fjlip]

Oh yes we have heard that theory before, the Armament Industries are making Trillions on human conflict. Like hell they would want the fighting to stop. Missiles and bombs have a best before date, need to use them up in Syria. Isis is using American/French made stuff on US. How smart are we?

[FarmRanger]

The 2014 index reveals a substantial generosity gap between the US and Canada. A lower percentage of tax filers donated to charity in Canada (22.3%) than in the United States (25.9%). Similarly, Canadians (at 0.61%) gave a lower percentage of their aggregate income to charity than did Americans (at 1.43%). - See more at: [URL=http://tinyurl.com/pxar7c8]The 2014 Generosity Index[/URL]

Not wanting to import jihadists isn't being greedy

[TOM4CWB]

Farm,

The northern cost of living adds a complexity both for the generosity index and our ability to assimilate refuges arriving in our climate.

There are really good reasons immigrants go to Florida and California!

[furrowtickler]

Lots of room in Navada not far from Area 51 - familiar surroundings, a watchful eye close by

[farmaholic]

Riders: presently, propaganda is no less a weapon of war than it was in any other war in the past....