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Originally Posted by Turbosina
(Post 4024095)
Yeah? What happens when US airliners can't refuel in Europe?
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 4024097)
They stay in the US.
Do you think vacation trips to Europe are more important than keeping deranged people from having nukes? Is THAT really your priority? |
Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 4024097)
They stay in the US.
Do you think vacation trips to Europe are more important than keeping deranged people from having nukes? Is THAT really your priority? |
Originally Posted by Moonbeam
(Post 4024114)
Make sure you tell the younger generation of airline pilots what happens when the legacies cutback on widebody flying. Don’t forget to include a “yawn” and “emoji shrug” for added affect.
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 4024126)
47 years of “Death to America” and funding of terrorist operations in multiple countries and about to get a nuke, and you worry about a cutback of widebody flying? Oh, boo-hoo. Even if they weren’t about to get ICBMs capable of hitting the US (Europe was already within their range) one lousy nuke in a shipping container could pretty much take out any of our major ports. That might just slow up widebody flying a little too. Not to mention kill a couple hundred thousand people.
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 4024126)
about to get a nuke
Just because you repeat this talking point over and over doesn't make it true |
Originally Posted by furloughfuntime
(Post 4024142)
Iran was about to get a nuke just like Saddam had WMDs.
Just because you repeat this talking point over and over doesn't make it true |
Originally Posted by furloughfuntime
(Post 4024142)
Iran was about to get a nuke just like Saddam had WMDs.
Just because you repeat this talking point over and over doesn't make it true |
Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 4024150)
The difference was that they were actively working towards it, and had the technology and industrial capacity. Over the last 20 years, aside from a few external setbacks, they mostly *chose* not to sprint to the finish line.
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 4024159)
And seriously, those last few steps are a whole lot easier than they were 80 years ago. Slapper detonators in lieu of bridge wire, for example. And you can get capacitors big enough to power a firing circuit on Amazon. They sell them to power the bass speakers in your low rider
Not great for ICBM use, but if they just wanted to a demo to prove their point, or the shipping container thing... |
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