Lets rewind 20 years alright - Afghanistan and the Mudjahadeen. The CIA trained them (maybe delta and SAS too who knows) in guerilla warfare against the Russians. They win but then the warlords start fighting against each other (probably whats going to happen in Iraq).

I think,if the US were ...

Lets rewind 20 years alright - Afghanistan and the Mudjahadeen. The CIA trained them (maybe delta and SAS too who knows) in guerilla warfare against the Russians. They win but then the warlords start fighting against each other (probably whats going to happen in Iraq).

I think,if the US were ...

Ghenghis khan said something along the lines of "true happiness is to disembowel a man while raping his wife in front of his children"

Its more like this:"A man's greatest moment in life is when his enemy lays vanquished, his village aflame, his herds driven before you and his weeping wives and ...

Ghenghis khan said something along the lines of "true happiness is to disembowel a man while raping his wife in front of his children"

Its more like this:"A man's greatest moment in life is when his enemy lays vanquished, his village aflame, his herds driven before you and his weeping wives and ...

shemulie wrote:
As far as their SF, Green Berets, I'm sure you can join right after finishing whatever specialty school as enlisted. Quite disturbing.

This site lists the steps needed to become an American "Green Beret".

http://www.goarmy.com/special_forces/training.jsp

Pardon the intrusion. Greyfox aren't that supersecret. They are mentioned in Mark Bowden's book "Killing Pablo". They are an electronic surveillance unit. They listen in on transmissions and the such and pass the info on to SF units. And they are military, not CIA.

One of my problems with Reston's book is that he says Richard the Lionheart was gay. There is no historical basis for that, it most likely started from Goldman's "The Lion in Winter" play. It has become one of those things that has been repeated often enough that it has become common knowledge, even ...

One of my problems with Reston's book is that he says Richard the Lionheart was gay. There is no historical basis for that, it most likely started from Goldman's "The Lion in Winter" play. It has become one of those things that has been repeated often enough that it has become common knowledge, even ...

Ham it up why dontcha!!

How many references to Vietnam can one man make !!! If thats not tacky enough for you, he was led onto the stage by a guy who lost three limbs in SE Asia

A good drinking game for the terminally bored is to watch a Kerry speech and do a shot every time he brings up Vietnam ...

Ham it up why dontcha!!

How many references to Vietnam can one man make !!! If thats not tacky enough for you, he was led onto the stage by a guy who lost three limbs in SE Asia

A good drinking game for the terminally bored is to watch a Kerry speech and do a shot every time he brings up Vietnam ...

US Army, if you go back to the 11th Century you would see that the Irish Raids into England and their raids on our shipping started of the wars in the first place. They where warned on a number of occasions to stop this or trouble would follow but they chose to ignore it and things have been up in ...

US Army, if you go back to the 11th Century you would see that the Irish Raids into England and their raids on our shipping started of the wars in the first place. They where warned on a number of occasions to stop this or trouble would follow but they chose to ignore it and things have been up in ...