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OwlFancier posted:Actually that's pretty good gently caress capitalism yeah, imo p. much perfect
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:It's about as effective a protest as someone sneaking onto a marina and untying a docked sailboat because gently caress capitalism. brb
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OwlFancier posted:Actually that's pretty good gently caress capitalism You're assuming the yacht is owned by some fat cat businessman instead of the more likely possibility that it's owned by some retiree who spent their savings on a cool toy they always wanted.
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May 5, 2017 22:30
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You could untie more boats to increase your probability of untying a good one  I call it the clustferfuck capitalism. Unfortunately it's banned because the individual fucks are unreliable and might hit a nonfuckombatant after the fact.
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Kafouille posted:Given the timing and the fact the gun is aiming at the sky the gun firing is basically guaranteed to be the round in the barrel getting set off by the grenade. first off if the tank ain't manned the guys are going to go steal it second off it's not aimed at the sky it's slightly elevated much like you might do if shooting at a ridge/some buildings/something a bit far away third of all it's actually hard as gently caress to see poo poo from a buttoned up tank
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:first off if the tank ain't manned the guys are going to go use the cannon for dick pics
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Arquinsiel posted:Doesn't mean poo poo in Denmark (assuming that's where this happened) but if you were to pull that on a base that was launching combat ops then you just cost someone their air cover for the day. If she pulled it on a base that was launching combat ops, she'd have probably been shot before she got near the plane.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Except all we know is that she hit a jet with a hammer a few times, apparently without getting caught. What happened next was the maintainers finding a big dent in the side of a panel on an otherwise undamaged, sighing to themselves, and replacing it without ever knowing it was some woman trying to make a point about world peace and poo poo. For all anyone except her and her friends knew, the Danish version of PFc Fuckknuckles backed a vehicle into it and drove off without reporting it to avoid getting in trouble. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pounds-15m-hawk-attack-women-freed-1331285.html 1.5m in damage sounds pretty effective to me.
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LT vz. 38 Queue: Pz 38(t), Allied fictional tanks, crazy Soviet tanks, Hellcat trials in the USSR, Light Tank M3A3, Char B1 in German service, Renault NC, Renault D1, Renault R35, Renault D2, Renault R40, 25 mm Hotchkiss gun, LT vz 35, Praga AH-IV, Praga LTL and Pzw 39, T-60 production in difficult years, big guns for the KV-1, A1E1 Independent, PzI Ausf. B, PzI Ausf. C, PzI Ausf. F, Renault FT, Maus in the USSR, 76 mm gun mod of the Matilda, M4A2(76)W, PzII Ausf. a though b, PzII Ausf. c through C, PzII Ausf. D through E, PzII Ausf. F, PzII trials in the USSR, Field modifications to American tanks Available for request:  Light Tank M5   T-37 with ShKAS Wartime modifications of the T-37 and T-38 SG-122 Tank destroyers on the T-30 and T-40 chassis 45 mm M-42 gun SU-76 prototype SU-26/T-26-6 T-60 tanks produced at Stalingrad SU-122 precursors NEW  L-10 and L-30 Strv m/40 Strv m/42 Landsverk prototypes 1943-1951 Strv m/21 Strv 81 and Strv 101 Swedish tanks 1928–1934 NEW  Trials of the TKS and C2P in the USSR 37 mm anti-tank gun   Pak 97/38 7.5 cm Pak 41 s.FH. 18  Tankbuchse 41 NEW  Israeli improvised armoured cars NEW Ensign Expendable fucked around with this message at 02:28 on May 6, 2017 |
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feedmegin posted:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pounds-15m-hawk-attack-women-freed-1331285.html Well if the case you're citing is the same one as Tias is describing I withdraw my criticisms entirely. That's a respectable bit of activism.
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Ensign Expendable posted:LT vz. 38 improvised armored cars and the rest of the US, Polish and Soviet articles please.
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The Gavin Meme I have heard that referenced on multiple forums and what does it originate from exactly?
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OwlFancier posted:Actually that's pretty good gently caress capitalism chitoryu12 posted:If she pulled it on a base that was launching combat ops, she'd have probably been shot before she got near the plane. ETA: the other consideration is that if you can make it obvious that you got past security at all then they kind of have to assume you managed to do something serious and do a full check of everything that might cause the planes to fall out of the sky. Arquinsiel fucked around with this message at 23:17 on May 5, 2017 |
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It's not the existence of a few fighter jets that make wars happen, it's the people who throw around the authority to order attacks. So plan your hammer strikes accordingly.
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Jack2142 posted:The Gavin Meme I have heard that referenced on multiple forums and what does it originate from exactly?
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SlothfulCobra posted:It's not the existence of a few fighter jets that make wars happen, it's the people who throw around the authority to order attacks. There's a good bit in the internationale about generals. ContinuityNewTimes fucked around with this message at 23:16 on May 5, 2017 |
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May 5, 2017 23:14
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"Field modifications to American tanks" sounds fascinating. Unless it's just "US tankers stuck sandbags on their tanks sometimes" stuff?Ensign Expendable posted:LT vz. 38
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I like to call this page "Time Cube for Flying Boats"
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Acebuckeye13 posted:I like to call this page "Time Cube for Flying Boats" He isn't wrong  All combinations of flight and seacraft are excellent, the aircraft carrier is merely the starting point. I need to make one of those memes with the glowing brains that goes boat > plane > flying boat > ekranoplan > flying boat where the boat is an aircraft carrier that has more flying boats on it. OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 23:23 on May 5, 2017 |
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My first father in law was training for Vietnam when a tank hatch somehow fell on his back and kept him out of the war. That's my tank story. It too bad. Maybe he could have done something else with the sperm that made my ex-wife.
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feedmegin posted:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pounds-15m-hawk-attack-women-freed-1331285.html effective at what?
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Fangz posted:They look like boarding pikes to me. https://ageofsail.wordpress.com/2009/05/28/the-boarding-pike/
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Well if the case you're citing is the same one as Tias is describing I withdraw my criticisms entirely. That's a respectable bit of activism. If that's a respectable bit of activism, what about the attack on Bagram airbase?
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spectralent posted:"Field modifications to American tanks" sounds fascinating. Unless it's just "US tankers stuck sandbags on their tanks sometimes" stuff? Sandbags, spaced armour, sharpened bits of German anti tank fortifications to cut up the bocage. Still interested?
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Quinntan posted:If that's a respectable bit of activism, what about the attack on Bagram airbase? that's bad rear end poo poo imo edit: not that I wouldn't have shot them had I been there
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Ensign Expendable posted:Sandbags, spaced armour, sharpened bits of German anti tank fortifications to cut up the bocage. Still interested? Okay yeah that sounds pretty dope. I knew about sandbags but not so much the other two.
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Fangz posted:How *would* you best sabotage a fighter jet? Build the runway out of substandard concrete that spells easily.  It's like the screws idea but keeps on giving!
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:You're assuming the yacht is owned by some fat cat businessman instead of the more likely possibility that it's owned by some retiree who spent their savings on a cool toy they always wanted. Heh heh...this fatcat mister...*squints* "Walter Taxi" is going to be pissed when he finds out
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I've been watching the Viva Villa! on TCM and I'm under the impression Pancho Villa owned
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Quinntan posted:If that's a respectable bit of activism, what about the attack on Bagram airbase? If you can't tell the difference between some civilians sneaking onto a private installation and smashing a plane with hammers and an armed guerilla attack on a military base in a war zone then I don't have any loving clue how to explain it to you.
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Nebakenezzer posted:I've been watching the Viva Villa! on TCM and I'm under the impression Pancho Villa owned He's my favorite personality from that era, and its also interesting to see how fast public opinion in America turned against him. I wish he was more well known in America other than "bandido who attacked us that one time" My grandpa in Mexico City also calls him the Centaur of the North, and when I was a kid I thought this meant he was literally a gun wielding centaur. Words can not describe my disappointment when I found out the truth.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:If you can't tell the difference between some civilians sneaking onto a private installation and smashing a plane with hammers and an armed guerilla attack on a military base in a war zone then I don't have any loving clue how to explain it to you. "Private installation" meaning a Danish air force base. It's still an incredibly dumb thing to do.
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Smashing aircraft is pussy poo poo go for the nukes http://archive.kitsapsun.com/news/local/five-arrested-for-breaking-into-navy-base-ep-420343821-357878251.html
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Arquinsiel posted:What she did is the very essence of guerilla warfare. It pissed off a bunch of people and slowed things down without actually hurting anyone, while she gets to go back to her friends and they all have a good laugh at how pissed off the techs are gonna be in the morning and the dude on guard who's getting chewed out for not catching her. What
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Quinntan posted:"Private installation" meaning a Danish air force base. It's still an incredibly dumb thing to do. It wasn't a Danish air force base I'm talking about, it was some BAE facility near Liverpool. I'm presuming that Tias's friend was one of the women arrested in the 90s for beating up a jet due to be shipped to Suharto's Indonesia.
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